7 10 322 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8fea97f50aebba793fa76a538bbeee57.pdf 736c34091ef97758f5dc6adaed86ed69 PDF Text Text N EW SPA PER , i n Florida'® H eart, fa G reatest V e g e ta b le R ich est G arden Land Tart cloudy with local thunder­ showers in centrul and north por­ tion Wednesday nnd Thursday. Maximum Temp. __________ M Minimum Temp. _____ ______ 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, W EDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1925. n’s Body Begins Journey To Its Resting Place THREE VESSELS o— SPEECH WRITTEN jeort From On FOR DAYTON CASE jy Travels IS MADE P U B L IC Ic n F o r m ms Pay it Tribute Mans A r e Ships Speeding Toward U. S. In Effort to Arrive Here Before End of This Month To Fulfill July Contracts First Negro Arrested Under Campaign Recently Started, Receives Fine of $300 Or Twice Amount Of License 6,500 Tons Included In Large Shipment Many Leave City In Fast Several Weeks Commoncer’H Final Arraign­ ment A gainst Evolution Rubber Prices Show a Slump In Tuesday’s Market; Ships That Was N ever Delivered, Are Headed for New York Made Public By His Widow Local Projects Embarrassed By taihor Shortage; Brown To Appeal- Monday’s Case PRICE FIVE CENTS NUMBER 309.| Mass M eeting A t City Hall Is Successful; Karr Enthuses Crowd Karr Tells Kiwanians Boys And Girls Must Be Given Advantages Of Recreation Educations I Director Of Campaign Says Co-Operation Will Determine Success Sanford Must Be Distinguished City NEW YORK, July 29.-A rneo DAYTON, Tenn., July 29.—“The With the arrest Monday of Dave Declares Any City Failing To Tcnnesr.ee case” nn address pre­ with time nnd the market between Brown, negro, on a charge of se­ Provide for Proper Rais­ and New York, is on, Be Friday pared by William Jennings Bryan itSingapore curing negro Inborcrs without a Milanc Patrons To was learned today. Three freight ing of Children Can Never in defense of the Tennessee anti­ city license, officers of tho Hanships—the Kansas, the Siberian law, which the late com­ Become A Successful City Hear Karr Tonight Recreation Center Is foiil police department began an jnn., July 29.— evolution I’rinre and tho Menehms—nro moner wns prevented from deliv­ extensive crusade against lnbor reim Jennings ering at the Dayton trial because crowding on every pound of steam Meet the youngest professional cru iters, who are said to have in­ Necessary; O t h e r Dr. Alexander Knrr will make Its long journey of an early termination of the possible in r.n endeavor to make baseball league president in cap- duced between 300 nnd 400 no- Community House a short talk nt the Milane thuapmt by Friday, July «fl, at 12 mid­ He's Franklyn K. Doan, grocs to leave Hanford during the Talks Are Heard il Capitol early ense, was made known to the night. Is Most Necessary *"r tonight in the interest of »7*. Lima, Ohio. lie made tho past few weeks. world Tuesday by Mrs. Bryan. (he “Grentor Sanford" Cam­ _ bronze casket, "A sudden decision of the de­ If they enn win the race they ran Unio-Indmna circuit nn eight-club Whut wns declared hy cam­ paign, according to nn an­ In Municipal Court, Brown was It. (i. Davcy Gives Interesting ICommoncr lay, fense to submit the cns« without deliver 6,560 tons of crude rubber organization. lie succeeds Bob nouncement today. The Amer­ paign leaders to he the moat twice the amount of a city from the Rich- argument and permit a verdict of to those who have sold rubber for Lwing, former Cincinnati pitcher, fond Account of Trip; Musical ican City Bureau educational license, or $300. In lieu of the | residence and guilty, prevented the delivery of July delivery. It may mean a large who recently resigned. Numbers Greatly Enjoyed director will speak about U o'­ m using meeting of tho ”grentim was given n sentence of additional loss! on their contracts clock, his nddress coming dur­ «r Sanford" movement was 60 days in jail. The negro failed* la special Pull- tho speech,’> snys nn introductory to those who must deliver “July note to Mr. Bryan's address. “As Dr. Alexander Knrr was again ing the intermission between held Inst night when several to pay the fine and is now serv­ lof six uniform- it presents the issues involved and rubber” if the vessels fail to arrive tho principal speaker of the Kithe first nnd second shows. hundred of Sanford's citizens ing a term on the streets. |ho simple escort the reasons for the law, prohibit­ bv the hour these contracts ex­ Determined to put an end to tho wnnis Club nt its luncheon at the Many people, who have not yet gathered in the auditorium of the conch. pire. ing tho teaching in the public labor soliciting, Mayor Lake an­ Seminole Cafe today and delight­ heard Dr. Knrr are expected to tjte new city hall and listened schools of nuy hypothesis that The prospect that this additional nounced today that he had given ed his henrers with nn nddress on hear him tonight. July 2D.—The makes man a descendant of nny crude rubber will teach port in to the most inspiring address instructions to tho police depart­ tho subject he hns stressed a numi Eastern Tennes- lower form of life, it is printed for July and tin* certainty that it will yet delivered by Dr. Alexan­ lair of times In previous addresses, ment for vigilant campaign ■pectators of his tho information of the general soon be available for buyers for that of caring properly for the der Knrr. Dr. Karr U educational against the recruiters. j paid their final public." rearing of hoys and girls in this ilirretor of thti Amnrirnn City Hu* delivery on contracts was a fac­ "We have had numerous com­ community. > |o “Brother BryCase Not Local. renu which ii conducting the cam­ tor in the dccliuu of rubber today, Intimate Friend of Hrynn plaints during the past few weeks impion of their paign for that Chamber of ComMr. Bryan declared in the ad­ although it was not the entire "If Sanford isn’t a good city in Sava President Changed regaiding the matter," the mayor which to raise boys and girls," he mercu hfre. dress that the case was no longer force behind the decline. Another snid, "and it 1h our intention to idlcsa line, hun- local, but that it “has assumed the was the fact that tho American le x t of Austrian Note stamp A program wns rendered hy the it out. We are going to let declared, "no matter how large it nen and children proportions of n battle royal be­ government has made strenuous and Brought Resignation it be known that we don’t want may grow and how rich it may be­ Hanford municipal hand and was ifith affectionate tween unbelief that nttempts .to representations to the British gov­ enjoyed by thoau present. Follow­ nny labor recruiters in our midst come it will not he a successful of the great speak through so-called science ernment about tho runaway mar­ city.’’ Don’t think too much of ing tho uoneerf, Mnyor Forrest and everyone who in caught with­ PORTLAND. Ore., July 29 — ! for the lust time and the defenders of the Christian ket which has followed the re­ the material things and thus for­ T. L. Dumas, ^Superintendent l ake took charge of the meeting out a city license will be summari­ MiHon A. Miller, of Portland, an the placid face faith, speaking through the legis­ stricting of rubber shipments un­ got the children," lie urged. • Atlantic Coast Line Hero, ns chairman nnd after n few brief intimate friends of toe late Wil- ly dealt with." s he Iny in nn lature of Tennessee.” der the “Stevenson scheme," or linn) Dr. Karr nssorted thnt if proper In which lie urged the The mayor declared than the ne­ Icnnin^s Bryan TuoitilAy jjavc Confident Competition Will remarks t>me, nnd glimpsed “It is for tho jury to determine limiting exports. Still another wns nn account that Bryan told him groes were being enticed away provision is made in this city for people uf this city to co-operate is top of his cas- whether this attack upon the Chris the fact that the rubber market Cau.se Farmers to Profit n the campaign to the boat of upon the promises of high wages the recreation nnd piny of child­ set lips whence tiun religion shall be permitted in probably has been over-bought. in 1920 of why he happened to and ren, there will be nothing thnt can their ability, he introduced City free rent. When they arrive quit the cabinet of I’lrrident Wil­ (flowed to stir the the public schools of Tennessee by Spot smoked sheets dropped five I he new icing and re-icing plant Attorney Goorgn A. DeCottus ns the places where they nre sup­ hold Hanford hack. The erection as of men to action, touchers employed by tho state cents a pound to $1. 10, while oth­ son. It had nothing to do with the nt *f the owning. posed to work, they find conditions of a community house for this pur­ to he constructor! hero hy the Ball tho li .first 11 . speaker • - — (shadows lengthen- and paid out of the public treas­ er lending grades ran off from two president’s notes to ticrpinny a.s different lei* and Machine Company of Ht. from what hail been pic­ pose would bo a great step for­ Louis, for tho purpose of serving Ins talk to precede thnt of Dr. have reported, said Mil­ summer day, they ury," was a conclusion drnwn. Alexander Kinrr, the ' to six cents a pound. Even this dispatches principal tured. he declared. Some thirty ward, he believes. ler. . patient multitude Sanford and Seminole county speaker and •durational director of Asserting that “this law does price is above last year’s level. or forty negroes have returned to “ Whnn n child is born into the Miller said Mr. Bryan told him to hear a minister not violate any rights guaranteed growers with a dally supply of tho Amsrioan City Bureau. Reports received in the rubber after discovering that world, a new universe is iMirii," ■ Uhl to 500 tons, will ho a great paeon and praise hy any constitution to any indi­ trnde say tho Siberian Prince, the the united States was having trou­ Sanford their employers did not live up to he said. Will the people of Han­ asset to the community and will Jlr. DeCottes gnvo a numtvir of fe and works ci vidual,” wns an interference with Knnsns nnd tho Menelaus, are en­ ble with Austria during the sum­ their promises, tho mnyor said. ford properly provide for tho up­ probably result in a considerable interesting n11,| vital facts concern­ Bryan. f • on of conscience. Mr. Bryan deavoring to make the trip under mer of 1915 and it was thought Work of nil kinds in Sanford lifting of such a universe?" ho saving to local nhipners, according ing tho growth and Mm material Arlingiftu. in<tlctWP evolution on five broad twenty days agaiiiatM'Ai nvetnge tile Austrian embassy was plotting Him neon ttttnpi.rnrily omliarrna.u"! asked. tho clear-voiced counts, to T. L. Dumas, local superin­ prosperity *f Sanford during tho with the German war office to tho first of which “is that of twenty-four days. They nre by the activities of labor recruit­ Following a duet sung by M rs. is fundamentalism it disputes the truth of the Bible time tendent of the Atlantic Coast Line pnat several years. He cited in­ bringing approximately 13,000,000 eiipple American plants. Mr. Bryan ers here, according to the mayor, R. I.. Glenn and Mrs. W. S'. Lei stances of construction and duvet-' eak, Railroad. ne last rites here. account of man’s creation und pounds prepared a note which Mr. Wilson of crude rubber, grown in who said that there is plenty of accompanied hy Mrs. R. R. Deas, opment of the various municipal Pridny in Washing- shakes faith in the Ilihle ns the the Straits approved and ilrvan sent it to the The competition Ixdwoon the two iumI private dovulopmcuin hero settlement and valued cable office after delivering a copy work for local negroes to do with­ and a solo hy Mrs. Glenn also ar pmen will pay high word of Cod." companies will result in a which, if nil were added together, at current market prices for spot, to go elsewhere. cotnpnnied by Mrs. Dess, both of rival emocratic chieftain, ttt the Austrian ambassador, Hr. outIt having lower price per ton for ice during would Proven Indictment. at some 511,300.000. developed today that Brown which were greatly enjoyed hy the ran into several millions of ididate anil former “This indictment wo prove by Originally, tho vessels were Konstantin Theodore Dumbo, with I has secured the services of a lo­ Kiwanians and thuir guests, Chair­ a certain period of season, accord­ dollars. He further pointed out ate. In Arlington comparing the processes described scheduled to touch nt Boston first the statement that the note to Aus cal nttorney and will appeal tho man R. A, Winston of tho Program ing to tho bids of the companies thnt tho work toward a greater [the well loved lead- as evolutionary the text of nnd in fact, the Boston cargo is tria would Ik* sent the same a* lease t secure his Committee culled upon George A. and thus give the farmers of this Hanford is lining carried on now , , in an. . effort . . klunteers in the war Genesis,” he said,with the. copy Hr. Dumlia received. “it not only con­ on top of the rubber. In view of , ............................. , freedom. It is alleged that he was DcCottcs to re-read the poem he community and section a great ad- fnutor than ••vnr bt'fnro ami urged j be laid to enduring tradicts the Mosaic record ns to A tew days later Mr. Dumha unjustly sentenced in violation of had given in his talk at the mass v*nl«Ke over practically all other meeting of the campaign, to co­ military heroes of the beginning of human life, hut it the market situation and the fact called nt the state department In ■nipping centers of this state, ho operate to tiio lillicit extent of that n quick voyage would save certain city ordinances. Disposi­ meeting in the city lull Monday continued. nn angry mood ami said the note disputes the Bible doctrine of re­ much money they have been di­ tion of the case is being watched night entitled, “Don’t Rock tho their ability so tlmt the success of ho widow—embodi- production according to kind—the R. M. Dean, local superintendent ‘Greater Siuiford" will be assur­ verted to this port, nnd the Boston as received by Ilia government was with interest hy member* of tho Boat; Keep Rowing." Tho poem ig fortitude in time grentest scientific principle stop will be made after the rubber different from that he had receiv­ police department. was appreciated immcscl) hy of construction for the Ball Ice ed. v—from her rolling known.” and Machine Conqiauy, who is ed from Mr. Bryan. those present. has been put ashore. Ilu r household for In one iuatanco Mr. DeUottes bore in connection with the erection Later, .Mr. Bryan got the origin­ “Our second indictment," the ad­ Davey Tells of Trip. today toward tho called attention to tho fact that Sanford Ministers To of the new nlant, announced that al copy from the cable office and "I am glud of tho opportunity II. Thu special car dress said, "is that tho evolution­ so far ns bacteria is concerned, thu clearing of the five acre plot near he is quoted as saying "to niv Speak In Interest Of to be hack in Sanford and cool off ary hypothesis, carried to its logi­ party arrived in cal water supplied by tho Snnford north Rand's yard in this city conclusion, disputes every vital mortification I found President a bit," declared Kiwnniun It. G. ksdny. This morn.Municipal Water Works plant is H ilson had obtained tho copy from Greater City Campaign Davcy, who, for tho past several whero the building* of tho coni- the lock it left for truth of the Biiile. Its tendency, purest to he obtaiaoj anywhere pany will be located will he started the cable office before it was sent weeks lias visited several points as soon as laborers for tiiis work In f lorida and has n amalltr por|eneu, after an in- natural, if not inevitable, is to lead nnd hud marked out inserted in his those who really accept it, first to Next .Sunday will be "Civil of interest in the east und north­ are available. the public thero iHintsgo (J bacteria present than own handwriting many of the Sunday" ern states. lie said that he had (y, the dead leader agnosticism and then to atheism." in a number of th< any bottled table water width can Mr. Dean stated that ns yet the clauses great churches of Hanford coMpliimiU experienced considerable difficulty Here Charles Darwin was referr­ go to W'ashing, , off of .mine . 1 1nnd had ... Ic secured or putthased in Han­ proposed expenditures of tho com­ NEW YORK. July 29.—Mrs. ileal matter I knew nothing Ilty • ed to, to illustrate what was i 1 p '-minding his northern to the got-together lumunmiii ' ‘’. '"T".'".? »'is northern friend,, Inoxville, Briston, for tho icing plant here have ford. "f tho (’handier of Comm r -. T h -1" , '” 7,tr^ l*1®! Honda rliniate is pany Lynchburg. The meant by this charge. "I did not Guinevere Sinclair Gould, widow of about. Co-operation Ii the underlying not been nimbi public, but asserted "I went to tho president and he ministers will speak on the f.nii*i.11 !m ,-r ? n<) milder in bummer than that tho plant 1*11 the way over then, in the least, doubt the strict the late George J. Gould, was mar­ ipiri- that principle and 0110 of the main es­ is assured for this ried in Montreal Tuesday to Geor­ offered no explanation why ho had and literal truth of every word in of the northern states. tual and mllural side of commonIway lines 011 a Mr. Davey said thut while in the city an(| will have a capacity of sentials of nil civilization / and phit h should cross the Bible.’ " Darwin was quoted as ge St. John Broderick Viscount not consulted me about innking the ity co-operation. In the building changes after h < * Dunsford, eldest son and heir of saying of the period from 1828 and north be visited the resort hotel from 100 to 600 tons daily which thus becomes a great factor in tho hud O.hd the ,,f « well-rounded community, cduptly before 7:30 tho Karl of Middleton, Announce­ note. I saw then 1831. Then said Bryan, “the of the lluliel: Brothers on tho sea- will equal tho capacity of the pres­ success of tho mendierahip «nm| morning. , , , , w',,! "“*h'nF ...r >atinn. art, recreation, and social plant of the Southern Utilities piign being carried on here for im ' ment of the wedding wns made hy to do h . resign, which I did. work of mankind must Ik* looked const nt Loch Harbor, N. J. He ent •sides Mrs. |try. change wrought in his (Darwin’s) Company. tho Sanford Chamber of Com a local attorney, acting for the vis­ religious views will lie found in a culled attention to the fact thnt is As the president did not give nui,,lftor , | 0IIK with tlm upbuilding of Uwen, the Commerev by tho American City BmI he new plant will bo electrically count. through the same efficient man­ letter written to u German youth why ! had tendered my resignation tho community from 1nnd her husband, a material rcau in view yf railing nt least driven and for a while will uao f did not think I should do so. Th While tho viscount and viscount­ agement thnt th.. new Hotel For­ Jwcii, of the Itrit- in 1879. power from th«i plant of tho South­ $50,000 for advertising and pub­ ess will reside in I.ondon, their rest Lake now being constructed Judge for Himself. woill has the idea I resigned un| K. |,. King. Pastor of tho [I 1* M- Callahan. ern Utilities Company. It is to licity purposes, declared Dr. Karr, im L. Thompson, "Science hns nothing to do with friends indicated the new Lady account of the presidents note to Kind Baptist church and Rev. T In this city will be run. In speaking of his visit to that Im situated approximately one mile in his principle address in tho in­ Bryan; S. flVynii IChrist, except insofar as the hab- I in us ford would not abandon her Germany, l^ t it think so. Bry j. Nix,mi |»n*tor of the First from thy present plant toward thu terest of the “Greater Hanford" nvillc. cousin of I it of scientific research makes a fight in this country for $4,000,0116 an* resignation was accepted June;Methodist church, have already of- point Mr. Davcy stated on over north and near the town of Lake movement. 8 , 1916, and Robert Lansing wa (Continued on Pago Three) claimed us her shuro of the Gould man cautious in admitting evi’Vall.iii* Haggard. ficlally notified tho Chamber of Monroe,adjoining the trucks in the Civilization will not be perfect­ appointed in his place, rand friend of tho ilencc. For myself, I do not Ik»- fortune. Commerce thnt they nro going to north end of Rand’s Yard. All ed until the entire norm's ^ o f th.. Viscountess Dunsford first ennie lieve that there ever has been any co-operate in this way next Sun­ necessary sidings and loading world has learned to vn-'ittgnttJ In d william II. Mo revelation. As for a future life, to the United States in 1913 with Howard Is Hein# Held day, The civic address hy Rev. tracks suitable for caring for tho the true sunso of tho word, to in ­ Rc'ir fur the Bryan every man must judge for himself a theatrical company. She was t / ii • N'ixon will be delivered at thoust ness of the compuny will be serted. For this reason this or nnv between conflicting vague proba­ horn in Dublin, the daughter of ror Ransom In China evening service. provided, it was saidi. other continually can not hu<n> t > pns Nut Fixed bilities.’ Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Sinclair. It was furhtcr pointed out by succeed nnd go forward as it flgemenu at WashThe third indictment against Her grandfather was Sir Edward PEKING, July 29.—Consular ad­ Mr. Dumas that the use of the new should until every person living been definitely evolution was that “it diverts at­ Sinclair, one-time provost of Trin­ vices say that ransom in money plant will eliminate to a large ex­ in it learns to co-oporato to tho puesday t|le grief- tention pressing problems of great ity College, Dublin. and cartridges has been demanded NEW YORK, July 29—Satisfac­ tent tho blocking of the First fullest extent, he suid. annount cd that importance to trifling speculation.’* In 1922 she was married to hy the brigands, who captured Dr. The evolution case was postpon­ tory operating conditions in the Street crossing at Rand's crossing ".Man at his best is u co-opcrafuneral services at He decried attempts of evolu­ George J. Gould at Lakewood, N. llarvey J. Howard of the Rocke­ 'd until Friday. st':ol industry in thu second quar­ because many of the curs which tor." declared Dr. Karr, “and is >d be pronounced tionists trying to imagine what J., six months after the death of feller hospital in Peking more than Testimony us to earnings wns of tho year were reflected in navo hitherto been iced at the old always at his worst when ho Is not f'enuc Presbyterian happened in tnc dim pust and also Edith Kingdon Gould, his first week ngo while visiting nt the introduced in the Nickel-I’Iate ter tho earnings statement of the Uni­ plant being iiont to thv new one fur a co-operator. God made things to lu^'n’ ri- Bryan to pry open the door of the dis­ wife. Mr. Gould died in Mentone, Manchurian ranch of Morgan hearings. ted States Htee, Corporation, made tang und re-icing. work together as ha* been proven '* ullace Radcliffe, tant future, declaring thut the France, May 16, 1923. His death Palmer who wns killed. Amount Protest against textile wage ro­ public Tuesday, showing total by the workihgs of nature, and friend of tho Science of How To Live is the precipitated lengthy chancery lit­ of th.* ranson was not specified and ductlon was made hy President earnings of $-10,621,221. The re­ D’ of state, and his most important of all the physicul igation principally concerning the the whereabouts of Howard were Green of the mcricun Federation port met tho expectations of th<» Dr. Karr to Speak To they cithor co-operate or do not Work at all." sciences, but it is necessary to right of Mrs. Guinevere Goubl's not revealed. » • 1 . . . Inf Labor. . ... Growers of This City financial district, in thnt profits Further, he stated, animals nnd Pbynn learned thnt know how to live. • • • • three children, born out of wedlock, were slightly hotter than those of humnu beings und all living tilings f 1' “bient in Europe "While not more than two per to share in the estate of their fa­ the preceding quurtor but below On Next Friday Nigl\t of nature were made to work in •funipson that furth- cent of our population are college ther. Tho court decided finally tho figures of the corresponding pairs which is another great pro if ’• Washington rites graduates, these, because of en­ they should share in the inheri­ period last yenr. ^ siiecini meeting of growers that God inado things to eo-operat * ' t(j out on arrival nt larged powers, need a heavenly tance. No change was made in the cor­ *V Hctninoh* county has been call- nnd without co-operation all thtogi »pital. vision even more than those less Lord Dunsford is thirty-seven poration’s dividend policy, the di­ 0,1 for next Friday night at *8 would perish. f f n>.the son, will join learned, both for their own res­ years of age. His family has been rectors authorizing tho usual ex­ oclock at the court to hear Dr. "Lack of co-operation is the Pd sister in Washing- traint nnd to assure society that in the peerage since 1715 when the What is said to have been one fieer Walker for several nights. tra payment of fivo cents a sharu Alexander Knrr. education director grentest handicap which can coma accompanied by their cnlurged powers will be used first Baron Broderick was created. liquor shipments | AR«r spotting them and making in uddition to the rugular quarter­ of tho t'hapiber of Commerce uam- upon a citv or a community,’’ Dr. I k rL‘“ves, another for the benefit of society und not Two years later the title of Vis­ of the . largest , , , 1 ; their acquaintance, the officer de­ ly disbursement of $125. The ms- pnlgn. this meeting was called by Karr «on4inucd. “A community line dead stutesinun. against the public welfare." count Middleton in the Irish peer­ ever seized by officers, in San ton , t.|Rr0(j j,e ,n„ |u arrangement to tomnry preferred dividend of $1.76 the Chamber of Commerce a t the must hnvn man power ami it must . , i * l hours will then “Ouj1 fourth indictment ngninat also was conferred on the first wns captured hy Constable E. L. I purchase some of their good*. 11 iduiru nlxo was declared. request of a number af growers have money power to go with it. ( when the bereaved the evolutionary hypothesis is that age holder, Alan Broderick. Walker Monday night on west! When he met • them on Second , After deduct ions for charges nnd who had heard Dr. Karr talk and The failure to co-operate is th? senibUd after their by paralyzing the hope of reform, Second .Street, when over 6001Street and they were in the net interest, the corporation’s earn­ wanted ns many other growers as greatest hiadraac* of God on it encourages those who labor for quarts of whiskey together with of disposing of the liquor, the o(fi- ings available for dividends to have an opportunity to earth." he Ucchm-J. the improvement of man’s condi­ Watt Is Manager Of n Hudson automobile, an autumn jeer said he ordered them both un­ amounted to $21,H8 ‘»,00 I, equival­ posxihlo hear him. The meeting will bo for The best ot all rule* to follow [Miami Realty tion.’’ Mr. Bryan said. ent to $3.06 » share on the com­ both men and women and a fine in the seiddrg of perfect u>voperaNew Filling Station tie pistol, were taken by the offi- jder arrest. cer> I Ona of the men immediately mon stock, compared with a ic- turnout Is expected. tion, he said, is the "Golden Rule": impts Suicide New York Peddlers It is aaid thnt Dr. Karr is a t his "What ye would that others vhnu'd Sanford Filling Station number A man giving his name as Nelson took to hia heels while the other turn of $2.93 a share in tho first nt Sanford Avenue und Twelf­ suid to bo one of two men who whom the officer had grabbed, i s , quarter and $3.44 in the second best in talking to farmers for dp unto you, do ye also unto them.” July 29.—-Mrs. Alina Attend Big Dinner two There is ne la«k in tbi:' th Street owned by W. H. Reitz brought the consignment of whis- aid to hav* reached for Ids gun., quarter of 1924. The quarter's aur- moat of hia work ha been in farna Ic. °f o Florida real and J. If. Pyle, formally opened key Into Hanford, wns uricsted by|As he fired one shot, the const*-1 plus of $6,688,790 was approxi- communities in work of special In- j other city »o great as th* li * ln eritical condiNEW YORK. July 29.—Povhl|ers Alexander Conatablo Walker shortly after| Me said he escaped the bullet b y [ mately $080,000 Inrger than that tervst to thorn. He has long been ' co-operation, asserted th* -imsVer. vnston Hospital aft. of tho East Side who vend from for business' today. a student uf farm conditions and Ho urged that the people of SanWatt, known to his friends here as making hia haul. Nelson Is now | warding off the man’s arm. The of the preceding three months. fee bottles of poison pushcarts everything from pftkles ___ E. If. Gary, chairman of the because of this knowledge and his 1ford f*rj-e» their differences and "Scotty,” will be munager the awaiting trial in the county corn t. j man succeeded in freeing him wlf suit and to fur coats evidently have thuir | city's newest filling station,of Mr. r . _______ _ United .States Steel Corporation, great enthusiasm over thu agricnl-(organize ttroeudy un their agreeNelson's alleged partner escaped und fled, it 1 declared. Michigan beach Into periods of affluence for 2501 of Watt hns been engaged in Later the officer apprehended omitted his usual comment on tund futuro of Florida, and es- menu. Through proper organic#front the officer after the latter , ---------------this he attributed her act Nelson. Constnblo Walker yeater- business conditions asserting that [ l>«?citt||y of this section. This will tion and co-operation ail noasihbi °uble» and left a note them uttended a $5 a plate trLt|. "line of business here for sov’ernl had nnrrowl/ missed being shot day was receiving the congratula­ the enmings report gave a clear probably be Dr. Kurr's final ad- thin*,* can bo accomplished he said, Hf husband be advised menial dinner Inst night at which years uring which time he hns by the rum smuggler. the king and queen of the peddh ra built up n large patronage among The two m«*q are said to have tions of hU friend* upon his nar­ picture of the situation In the In- dress in Sanford during this move-1 Dr. Karr stated that there i« ny»hWin were crowned. | mont, ^ .............. (Cuntlqued on Pa^q Thwv*i ^ been under tho surveilanco of Uf* row escape from serious injury. (lustry. the motorists of Sanford, Complete; CAUSE OF BREAK BETWEEN BRYAN, GROWERS ARE TO PROFIT BECAUSE NEW ICING PLANT Gould Widow Weds Titled Englishman In Canada Tuesday Earnings In Steel Industry Reported Washington News Slightly Improved Walker Seizes Big Liquor Shipment; Narrowly Escapes Bootlegger’s Bullet I ; .a m w i �m w m m m uk THE SANFORD PAGE EIGHT F ji STKWARTS WASHINGTON I-tiTTEU LTION «r» TA TU TK JI .OIUUA. Notice lx hereby Riven that II. If. Iluntly purchaser of Tax Certificate Na 3U1, itatfil the tth ,iay of June. A. I>. I»13. I'h« ftirtl sj»ia t’erllficnte ••• my office and liaa nnule appliestlou for tux deeil tn Irxuii in « f eoidunce wljh law. Said certificate einorai'ra the tnlluwliiK tleacrlbtJ pru|ivrty Minuted In Seminole cufinty. r larlda. tu-wlt: ./HW' I d nf SK t-t of NK l-t. Sec. 31. Twp. SI s. n. 30 Hast—10 ucren. I lie »aid land bclnic s«seared at tlif date nf th«* lm*uai|r«« of kucIi rrr* rate lit the name of CJ. t\ Wheaton. By CIIARLK 8 I*. STEWART O il L ines Represents Sum Over Half Million D o lla r s CHICAGO, duly 28.—The transtinuotjrrr.und web of pipe lines that silently supplement the surface feeding of industry, has been developed into on oil eartying system that is comparable with the expansion of the railroads afte r the Civil War. A network of more th in 65,000 mllcs of two-to-twelve inch pipes touch both coasts and spread into the mid-<|>ntinent, connecting erode oil fields with refineries anti Indusrial plants in distant suctions c o n tin e n ta l nnd speedy action that the Onitcd States take th initiative * ..............in call . “ conference to inir nn international i .1.. fax ^ Hftl IJn O vt U I ..er­ make plans to abolish ext. (te ritoriality jn China." ' • • • Saying “extraterritoriality" is n serious problem at the state tlep; rtment right now. Chinejo troubles have been uppermost there for several weeks and "ex­ traterritoriality" their keynote, In many experts’ opinion, an it be obtained by condemnation pro­ cording.*. The power which the pipe lines hold has caused them to be defined as public carriers and as such arc under strict government regulation. The holders of the largest systems pre Prairie Pipe Line com­ patty, with 10,772 miles, feprrsm ting an investment of $X6,178,000; the Sinclair company, with 5,782 miles, representing an investment of $71,592,000; the Buckeye ?ompany with 6,;55 miles, reprcJent- v m u t: o f a i m 'I . i c a t i o x F iilt TAX I M I K I I S K C TIIIX 3T.V OK T H K flK X H U A I. S T A T I T IM OP T f f K S T A T U O P P l.lt Hlll.%. T» illustrate. Here’s the open­ ing sentence: in n letter from : President Gre.n of the American i Federation of Labor to President Coclidge i( th ' United States. See if you can read it rapidly and dis­ tinctly, clearly pronouncing every I word, from start to finish. “On lithalt of the American labor r* vciip I with to urge for your favorable consideration Percentage Hired Laborers In State Planned Decreases I n 1D25 Recall lines or feeders. If all these trunk and gathering lines were cannett 'd in one line they would reach three times around the m rth. The mo t recent addition was the 1,-tOO-milt* line from Teapot iJomi; to Chicago, via Kansas City. More than 500,000 Barrels of oil are required to nil this line, which carries a "frc.2en liquid capital' figured at v ' 0.),000. 1 he trunk lines are of eight and twelve inch pipe, while the gathering lines range from two to nix Inches. Tho pipes are laid three « ..u!'*lccr Rrotih!*' Oil is forced through Hi- pipes by powerful pumi \ b ated 30 to W) mllog npart along th. line. Flight FRiniHtlCHHHAVKN, duly 2h. —The 27th anniv* r ,uv i»; the first Zeppelin flight will !»• eelcbrntnd i : tlii city in August. On his fir t flight Count Xpi -Iin uicwuulcd i i remainin': in Ihi air only 20 minute*. To th coming celebration n number of prominnnt ; r-o ,alj:i ip th- >.xorld of t onomic and sc'* nee will be invit »!. Count Fcidinm-d v«.n Zeiqadiii e. • , born at I'u n tai ci', in Baden, Cei ninny, in I- . Our ng the Amt rhun <ivil War, ho rved a a volunteer in tho Union Army. jt whtl h- «a , in Anu ru .. u,.,. m. de In fimt J; i„ , | ;n||0„n. if,, dim in Berlin in I:•! LONDON, July* 28. 1* ibllith a ol a threaten".; triyc of ctia! mill.-i beeium more MTli.ll today w! a a c. nfer lire of the transpor tati .ii and laiiway unions devilled to take step: to picvi lit the move­ ment of coni in the event th? miners struck. A quatic Fox ;• Lv. Young Am \il'ica 105 /Vow t joblom purchaser nf Tax (Vrtlflru v No. SOS, flutaut t h e 7tli itay of Juin*. A. I)., 1330. hna filed m.i IiI n r tlrirstc In my office, anil has made uppllratlon for tux deed to Isxtu In neiutnlanee with law. Haiti cer­ tificate embraces the followInK d*srrtbiMl property sltu.it.il m Moinln•.I. oonnly. Klortdu. to-wlt: Hi: 1-1 of S l-J Of l.ot 2. .Section 3 Twp. 20. H. ItaiiKo 30 Hast. 'III. s a u l lati.l l.i*liia u o t c n l h i tlio iliitn of the Issuance of such certificate to the name of unkniiwn. t'nlesa salt! i-ertlllcntc Khali be re­ ill'••nidi accord Itur lo luw tax died will I s s u e thereon on tlit- 27th na> of August, A. I> 1923 Witness my official signature ami r'.il this thu 21st iluy of July. A. 1>. V. R liOPtll.AKM, The fern grown in Orange coun­ ty in cnliul the Boston fern. Tin nsparngua fern is grown exten.lively in other parts of the state. I'lc ik farm prosperity, when there wnlierpite tiie general imprcssioi a net g.i"! iri tip; total fnrm p«pu- that Florida is u low flat country, lalion of i -.un i **1)0,000 over the :there ure numeruiri high hills of preced in' year, liti recent .".mvey: the state that am i.int nlltio:;t t<» indicate a discouragement, np f inal mountains, "lie hil*l of II t part ntly, on the part of hired In nando in the soulhwojC part of Is h e r e b y g i v e n ilia ! t h e borers ai d i. return l< the eilinn. ithe slate are well known. Knox Ib Nolle** <f I'o iiiity i ' o t n m is.*|.iti*-r < lo i| i* riied, howev r, that the re- Mill, covering about lifty acre.! in *■.ir.l I I <r K ciillnole C in io ty , K lo rb lu . turn moveiii'-nl from thu farm .In- Walton county in some parts is '• Ill a t Ih e a « s t r e g u l a r nieetliiK. l< a.'M o n Moiiil.. A u g u s t 3rd. ring 1.21 w.. pi.rtly offset by nn more than 11)0 feet higher than l*> \ l> 193:,. a t to o '.'lo c k A. .U.. niipo j: rto.einei.l t. lae farm oe th ' adjacent vnlPy;. < l.l<ls f o r fb< p n rc l ia n e |,y t h e *’•mill * «.f h f | r « p ro o f s a f e c a b ­ the par*, of n iy population, the in. l w ill , c o u n t e r i«.p I ’Ijims n n . I gro. mo.i nent ti.tnling I.iillfcOOO During the biennial period of * pi.eifiei.l|.i||H m a y tie bail by u p person*. Of this nnudier it is lo n lo III*' t ’le r k of tile r i r i;i2:t-2 l there were 112 arri" • i |>ll* it<*mirl. S a n f o r i l . Kin. tiinnt.'d by th ■ Iteparlmi'til of Ag- made for violation of tiie shell i-nii Tin. Ifnuril r e s e r v e s III.* r i g h t tn licuiture that only 25.2 per cent iisli laws. Of Ihi nunibcr 130 con­ | cej*i t a n y o r n il Mils. V. !•:. I •(U T I f ,ASH, were actually hired laborers, the victions were obtained, six case, Until.I if I 'o u t ifv i*iunr's. re>t con: Ltiug rut inly of owners me still on the docket unil only <'lerk H* m l nolo C o u n t y , I ’lo rl.la. of farm who found that liny six have been acquitted. During July 11-21*38. could imt afford to live in the ci- this same period 25 illegal seine v n» i : i i t i k k m i : .\ t tii on the rentals of their fnrnm. and illegal nets were seized, son: r.msfrilcllnn or l-'llls ii.ul Man> wire persons who bud sold with and some without prisoners. llrl.lges. lie it farina but were obliged to H*ule.l pruposalH will l.o reeelveil l.v the IT.aril of . *oumy I'oniml.-sin.itake them hack becuusc of the of Hi mi nolo <fount). Kim Ida The report of the state shell fish Hi tliolr failure of agreed payment:!, while office In the court house bienai.il at Sanford. Klorblu ui or Inferothers returned because they fail- commissioner for thu ml to find tin* city ull that they I!i22-21 shows that theru was a 2 I'M., August lOlli, 1923, for tin substantial increase in the ship­ following. kail expected it. l'«M.striiolbiM of enrlb fills at ill" ment of Florida oyatcra and clams Kollimlng I'..inis It) Along tile soutb shore of Mr. Bryan's position seems to b** over the previous biennial. Ilur­ tKike .Monroe from l.uko Monroe that Home of the evolutionists may ing the Inst biennial 221,P2! bar­ IIIkIiiviii bridge easterly t 1-2 helievo in God, but they have no rels of oysters and clams wore milts 2«0..11.11 cu. >.Is. Approach to draw bridge ev­ taken from the public reefs of the er (21 right to.—Ohio State Journal. St. Julias Ull. r ul east <ml of state and shipped raw or canned. Celery Avenue. ts.*.n. cu. yds. 13) I m lletievn Ipunl across St. This is an increase of 31.P2I barJohns Kii't rtaiK 81,30v 'o yds tols over the previous biennial. ('.instruction of 3 creosote.I trestle bridges (olull.ig approxim­ ately lo.i f.o-i In length nml the erFlorida wns the first state to i-eiiuu of proteetloii feu.ters fur old draw bridge. own and operate her own dredgo |iropoM.it must be aeeompanand planting machinery. The |edK.ielt |.> a certified cheek, made pnystate is leading all other oyster lilile at sight, for 3 per «?er.t of Ibe producing stales in the conserva­ amount of (heir bid. to V. K. Doug­ flerh of (he Hoard. tion of Iter natural oyster reefs. lass. Tile sueressful bidder or bidders During the biennial period of will lie required lo give n bond to 3.i per cent of bis or their 1H23-2-1 tiie State planted |ii2,085 equal bid of sueli bond to be executed by bushels of oysters (live seed) on suret> millpUIIY llcelise.l to do busi­ the public reefs for the fre use of ness In the Slate of Klorblu. said I.olid to be approved by the Hoard. the .addle icefs for the tree use of I'luns and iii.eelfleatl.ins may In* nviiilahle oyster supply today can seen at the office of Ibe Hoard or be attributed to this replanting, at Ho- office of Kn l T. Williams, after July 23. 192.3, I’l.ll.s says the report of the >hell fish engineer, i.ml specifleatl.ms can lie secured division of the state department from Kre.i T. Wllllauis after July of agriculture, (’hints planted du­ 23. on deposits of *lu ml which will returned If a hhl Is made. ring the name period totaled 201 In Tile Hoard of I’.mnty I’uinmlsslnnbushels. ers resell* ilia right to reject any 3 uivcximont tn sorvlcc growing no nnor" year tho Invnatmont p«r toll*phono Ho InrnMHln* rapidly, linloan thorn la Hie revnnno p.<r telophmm Motion, tho trowing capacity, or credit, will not be to utirnct Investors. • b'l bone using public la bonofltlng by tho % »« HjrjU«'m. Tim srrvlco l» noiv InMIi* r k* nr.*, and la mure* vultuibbi» t o ih n I lull • t i well as tn roinmtitmh*<i at largo. E to n . J rnnruvwment and efficient worker oporntliiR oxponaon n» a minimum r.-.'iMt of from IOil to 2n7 per font Ii n.'.i over pre-war Invela and an Inrroas ,n d.i jt«r cent In the mm of nvorythln; 'i t . —A unique “follow up” service from us Youngsters Like Crawl Think of You,’ or put a record on tho victrolu by tho water'd edge, W hen Done Musi­ then—t.iKo your position— cally “Hands clear in front,* palms New York City,—An expression (<f the intense Americanism of tho younger generation is the new American crawl stroke in swim­ wing, says Josephine Guerin, fa­ mous swimmer and high divrr. Tho crawl, like ttc breast •troko, of which Miss Guerin wrote fop rentiers of this papsr. Is more clTectivo exercise when oono to music. But while the Lraart. rlroke goes best to a waltz, the crawl In an aquatic fox-trot. • Bays Misr. Guerin, *’Tuno the Baxsphone and banjo for, ’When 1 down, both legs extended straight out iteltind you. “Fm;vr Stroke:’ R ig h t’ h a n d straight, pull down to tho body.. “ S ec on d Stiuikk: Draw arm over tho level of the water, slightly bending tho elbow. “Timm Stroke: Shoot tho arm out straight ahead, keeping tho arms straight with tho palin down on n level with tho shoul­ der. As tho right hand comes to tho level of tho left, start down ftroko with the left hand., . “BresHiing for tho crawl Jr on orarv other'boat."* ’ oP EVERY JA R oF MUD £ YOU B U Y -$ ^ ... that insures you getting every frac­ mv &xa uminioOu tlu, x r l unuT/lucA £L mcuA.i„r ' inOuJw, idoobo noonr-nri VSfiBgrti W H Y 6 0 A B R O A D aru T. s p e n d h u n d re d s o f d o lla r s t o ( c u lt iv a t e y o u r v o ic e u r h e n ' G U N N 'S V O C A L M U D c a n & v e y o u t e lle r r e s u lt s m y o u r o w n h o m e D e / i n VJdAT v o c a l M U P IS D O IN G r o j i K E A D o t h e r s a n o p u v a j a r t o o a y *1 r S .A 't'i ofinunt, -rnacU. u p -tyuj /yiw nct to T C ‘YUtW'fo.o fl/xncti Xc A c fYnd^ a c t / l u s L c C u d u *u ^ /y ia o fu m id . io VUcid you** cut id to u f eft 2IbcaZ IYLcu L . £) in cu t /ccrrnt on. Jw m , asnxL the fW iutto .. th io A t+ u u nq a o - cunutuo \ nma/Ku v iia tr v u anz. .a d i^ adircunoL ofi sv>£j a ct tW lQ . T Y U A n C u to v u o . I HOPE Tdl5 MUD WORKS- PEoPL A fte 6 £Tri\’G T lC E D O F HEARING TRlS DOG HOWL ------ = = ~ AT EiUERY PEPR3f?MANCe $f*T5S#LD| our F0«AW-f PfWDWl) has mad. »ppiims to IxKUt !M if r(•* Halil <erlirir.it. lowing <t | .. in Feinla<<l i'<''jitt wli: NBb of mo, ,f Ecc. 9 Tw a ;i 5 u K [»>N I’el.nlT, f •I. W*,ii| I-2J, • Trruil f* Good Advertising The man who uses the newspapers tells his story quickly and directly lo all the people in the territory covered by the circulation of those papers. In your ad, he straightforward—be sena The attempt to use clever witticisms in ad? has done more to ruin advertising than .any other factor. Don’t be sensational Tell the simple unvarnished your product. Invariably youi readers will appreciate and come to your store rather than go to tin? place of the merchant who exaggerates hi5 product. H "'» ,*» - " r .............................. ... * ■ o w .w .iw ,, u r o e t / upon th« p u b lic 'll a p p re c ia tio n of It* Im port. advertising. DAVID LAIRI), Florida Manager ‘ b e l l S y s t e m ” xs SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE W j AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY V 4 Of%mru* J J«firic* nature of this serv­ ice-it’s worth while. Wight Bros. Co. III J Sanford, H o n d a unili * Poor goods cannot be sold by sensations tion of mileage built into these marvel­ ous tires. Learn the UcuuitAjdU HECTOR-! Qoierwoiu^r.'^— . The Tnminmi Trail was original­ ly planned to run through the (HUAI*.) ll> A. M. Week*. I». C. Kvcrglndes from Tnmpa on the west coast to Miami on the ea-t t, hence the contracted name. A i the trail is now In ing built, it :una from Miami on the east const to Marco on tho wcat eoa ■ and skirts the roast northward t'i F ,rt Mycr * and into Tampa, h i . only surfaced in {daces. I IIS year the demands for service in H onda will require additions and replacements to the tele­ phone system costing approximately 54,000,000. I his money must lx? obtained on the company’s nulit. And. as you know, the credit depends i'k''Ty upon the earning capacity, ns in any other & MOfa’NPOl’ t ' l r c t t l t C o u r t Hctiilnolu C o u n t y . I- lo rl.la. A Dollar Buys More Teleph one Service Than Ever Before hun 1 i The good ad is the truth well told �r T A < m rw a i ___ THE SANF01 "Hie Sanford Herald The Time For Action Has Arrived V l l l k M r u r r afteraooa n « * i l u i a r at Sanford. Florida As Brisbane Sees It Courageous, Sincere, w. J. sr TO « nw Have to Be Postponed Looks Like M am m ^sV a^w Wm ----_ The future of Sanford will be very largely determined Bryan. ■*"! — -7 nv . That Yellow Peril. success of the Chamber of Commerce membership LUM B] And China's 600,000,000., , The faith of the people in their home town w ill be V *. Marc* l. lit?. Numbers Never Rule. A conip BY ARTHUR BRISBANE . E d i t o r manifested by the support accorded the civic leaders in m u a n d u n » A ft_ < c»prriant m i ) f t . M a n a g e r their efforts to make this city ’s commercial body aa great R. HOWARD IinEUl. Phnne ltd l i t M aaao lla A r r o n t THE SUDDEN death of William and as powerful as those to he found in other Florida com­ b a th in g Jennings Bryan is a loss to this sc n sc n ip n o s ra te§ munities. Siding O n * T e a r — 17.00 S ix M o n th !....|1 .80 country. t J a U v s r s d In C ity b y C a r r i e r , p e r W ithout the co-operation of every' individual the results The millions that disagreed with Flooring w e e k . l l o . W e a k l y E d it io n 11. 00 \Celling p e r y e a r , __________ ____ of the campaign will he limited. The people of the corn- his political theories respected his ft Integrity and courage and will re­ Finish . . . , o b i t u a r y much ns they put in it. If they allow someone else to as­ S P ________________ E C I A L B OTI CPI■ I All gret the loss of a brave, sincere n o t i c e s , c a r d s o f t h a n k s , r e s o lu ti o n s ;Mouldings a n d n o t i c e s o l en te r :a lr..-.« n t* w h e r e sume nil the load, to shoulder nil of the responsibilities man. U 'U h c h a r g e s a r e a t s d a t r i l l he ('•'arged William Jennings Bryan held 0 f » r a t re itu la r id r e r tla tn g rat«(. and to do all of the work, they will he acting as nn impedi­ the confidence and affection o f nn W rick M R M n r n t h * a s s o c i a t r h p r e s s ment and as a stumbling b!o:k for the city as a whole. enormous following from tho day Llm o T h e A s s o c i a t e d P r e a a la e x c l u s ­ he entered public life until the day P la sle r W ithout vision, it is said, the people perish. Unless we of iv e l y e n t i t l e d t o t h e use f o r re his death. Ho -never com­ p u b l l c a t t o n o f a ll n e w s d i s p a tc h e s •AWhileTtock\ he believed d ­ can visualize the future growth and development of the city', promised with what ¥T'-: ci trecdd l tIne o t thoi sI t poa rp enro ta nodt h earlswoi s eth ce r elo­ N a lls to be the truth. Ha set before the c a l n o w s p u b l i s h e d h e r e i n All r i g h t s and unless we put all the influence at our command* to ac­ nation nn example of Blnccrcity o f r e p u h l l m t l n n of special d i s p a t c h ­ i• l# f e " « lr, tive work in making every day count for the most, Sanford needed in our public life. ., 'ilR e s h e r e i n a r o a ls o r e s e t 1 rd ’s . J*u ,flcrp H It,. art,. D o TH WEDNESDAY. JULY 29, 1925 will fail to become the city it has a right to be and which _ -Jet] LLOYD GEORGE believes that . it ought to he. 5) jWindows “the yellow peril” 5s constantly in­ THE HERALD’S PLATFORM Do ns Dr. Karr suggested in his address last night. Pic­ creasing. and warns the white 1.—Deeper water route to Jackson­ J R Intelligent Russians, the ville. Prn*« !<j ture your town without Lake Monroe or the St. Johns Riv­ races. men or "keen mind and desper­ 2.—Construction of St. Johns-InMade J er. Perhaps then you can begin to realize in a small way ately strong will.” that overthrew dlan River canal. & a Ob' 3. —Extension of white way. just what a valuable asset we have in the strategical loca­ the Romanoffs, "are teaching Chi­ O T V i i i eT?l *, G>) i Medicine nese rebels'* under tho Christian 4. —Extension of local amusemenls. nc C *J —Swimming pool, tennis courts, tion of the city. And try to estimate, if you can, ju st how General Feng all that Russia fe e s X " isa knows. etc. much Orlando would he willing to pay to have the same nat­ N -i h appy 6.—Augmenting of building pro­ O ' laud V gram—houses, hotels, apartment ural advantages that are accorded this city. AND SOME of tha Rockefeller houses. Sanford cannot afford to go to sleep at the switch. It millions. nse<! to fiuht disease, are i-v: (.—Extension of street paving pro­ the death rate in must he up and doing and awake to nil of its opportunities. diminishing gram. Chinn. X 7c—Construction of boulevard It must allow nothing to stop its march forward. With the Also thousands r»f Chinese girl around Lake Monroe. babies that used to be drowned w. s. i 8.—Completion of city beautifica­ untiring and united support and co-operation of all the are allowed to grow .u p now— people who have the future welfare of the city at heart, 710 W. Flrsi] tion program. modern industry makes them self9.— Expansion of school system and who have achieved so much already, there is no limit supporting, even profitable. They with provision for Increased fa­ to the strides this community can make in the next few will become the mothers of more cilities. Chinese. years. The time for action has arrived. Try Sn BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY ------------- o-----------— TAKING THE present popula­ SAFEGUARDED: — He shall “Production, Not Speculation” tion of Chinn, which is near six jShop ford give his ntigcla chargo over thee, hundred millions—tho Chinese cen­ s \ to keep thco in all thy ways. Psalm 01:11. In the course of a jubilant story, three columns long, sus ignores the very old and very work. Ladifil young—you might, xvfth n simple -------- o-------telling of the wonderful prosperity of Georgia farmers who circulation, prove that the Mon­ ^ V__ IN THE DARK have the best crops in twenty-five years, and profitable Next toVd All moveless stand the ancient prices for every crop, the Atlanta Journal publishes a few golian population of China alone would soon exceed nil the rest of cedar trees Along tho drifted sand-hills paragraphs that carry a great hint to other sections in the the world’s population. »»ld South whose ideas of wealth-getting are marked by "pro­ STATES ALARM ED where they grow; HUT "trees do*not grow into the ■ And from the dark west comes n motion” rather than by “production.” CLEARWATER SUN a heavens." And. besides, fop your wandering breeze, "With millions in circulation in wholesale and 'retail comfort, remember that mere bom­ And weaves them to and fro. Forty years ngo only a few , This seems so to so great an ex- ■ A murky darkness lies along the trade channels,” says the Journal story, "at what was the bers have never ruled the earth. northern people came to Florida tent that it appears that F lorida1* A few Greeks beat back the sand, dull season before the days of diversification, old debts are to spend tho winter months. Ev- will have n great influx of visitors j| Where bright the sunbenms of being liquidated, farm realty is in demand at rising prices, power of Persia Alexander, with ery year since then tho number next winter—greater by far than “ his Greek flying wedge, entered hns increased above what it was ‘ the morning shone, IjJ Fronting on Celery Avenue adjoining tuf And the eye vainly seeks, by sea automobile sales have taken a sharp spurt and every pulse Persia and make that country his the year before just n natural in­ it has ever had before. heal of commerce and industry quickened. own. It seems so to such n large ex- J; corner on Celery Avenue. If taken <|uid and land, crease, having ns its base the A few Romans under Cuesnr yearly growth of population of the tent that some of the people and 5 Some light to rest upon. "In short, prosperity, horn of production, not of specula­ No large, pale star ita glimmer­ tion, is weeping over the state; thousands of responsible connuered Gaul, whose brave peo­ nation, which, forty years ngo, some of the newspapers in other |3 chased at $75.00 a front foot on easy term. ple have become tho French nation. counted only 80,000,000; whereas, states are in a state of alarm, lest J ing vigil keeps, Then a handful of Frenchmen ther are now 110 or 112 million a great portion of their populn- £ An inky sen reflects nn inky white farmers from every section of the country are being tiona should move to Floridn. attracted by moderate land prices and their vast poten­ under William of Normandy con­ people sky; in this country. quered the British islands. And the dark river, like a ser­ tia te s ." Attending tills almost hysterical ■ As the number of winter visit­ condition And everybody knows what n pent, creeps there is n disposition to * The keynote to those forceful paragraphs is out-stand­ shipload of Puritans did to the! ors increased Florida liccame bet­ traduce the To where Ita black piers lie. state and to dissuade! £ ter known and more popular, un­ Strange salty odors thru the ing. “ Prosperity, horn of production, not of speculation"— copper-colored owners of this people from coming here. But mn- ■ til last season the state entertain­ ilnrkncm steal, there you have it. There you have what Seminole county country. igning Florida and spreading i Between First and Second Streets on Santo ed more than n million visitors. And thru the dark, the ocean- can attract and hold. The money brought to this county false reports is both unjust nnd In the meantime, during the foolish, nnd will not stop the on-| thunders roll; THERE IS comfort for the At $610.00 per front foot. past forty years, Florida has lost rush to this state. Thick darkness gathers, stifling, should he money invested to produce more money. Every acre of Seminole county land should he under cultivation. till I feci 'nhnn T 'Z w ? ' where reputation ns a state n news from North Afr.cn, other ti, of swamps niosquiWe would not wish to pursuade Ita weight upon my soul. The soil and the sunshine here should be coining all the ------•ranee, with . I IU!JU,1C anyone w who . . . . . . modern .iiu u u ru weapons w e n m i n s and n m i fflt n n ,i n, n i n rin 'i%% u__ no’9__ 1 lu', n o is nhappy a I'P y and n m l ssatisfied atisfied 1 stretch my hnnds out in the money of which they are capable of coining. And out of French energy, is fighting thl. , °» nnt* n;alarin. and has won th e ; where he is to come to Florida. empty air; Hiffs. .name ,t.hL\ moflt. delightful j \y 0 woulihaot wish to injure any I strain my eyes into the heavy this production will come that stable, sure prosperity that At first those s e m l b a f b i l r o u s ] ° f Amencn| other state hy inducing any great goes steadily on through the years, night; descendants of Moors that onto . 1 f. lle,Cl L003 to recount heje its nupi Iter yjf. its .people to come to Georgia has.only b egun .tu make use of a diversified ' (>* ■■-d«rknpi»». '—Fat iipf. Spain followed: with <>P- Florida. We are comfortable and icJir my prayer! crop program. It had only been growing tobacco, in large fanntic faith their leader. Abed-el- P"rtunities in business, fruit ami well satisfied with conditions Grant me to seo tho light! 2102 First St. Realtors. Krim. He represented Allah nml y^Kt'taMp-growing, agriculture; which already exist; but there are, quantities, for instance for eight years. But Ihe 11)25 yield —George Arnold. the possibility of growing three his prophet, Mohammed, And, of unquestionably, many thousands of is to bring upwards of $15,000,000 to Georgia farmers. --------o-------crops n year on the same ground people in other states who would course, he would win. Today’s best laugh: "Two young "Production, not speculation," is a slogan for Seminole But recently Krim’s leaders and at nn average profit of $500 be better off in Floridn than they men, walking from const to const, have lost confidence. The French per acre for each crop; the oppor­ are. A great many of these peo­ got off the train here Friday county, and Substantial Sanford, to adopt and cling to. bombard tho Riffs’ villages from tunity for recreation, such as ple—people who wish tjo better morning." From the Glenn Elder Development work, industry, steady if rapid growth, that the nir, and meet them on the boating, fishing, golfing, sea or their condition and who wish to (Kansas) Sentinel. is characterizing this much favored section of Florida. ground with tanks, their machine lake bathing, motoring over mod­ live in a country where living con­ Prosperity has come to stay. guns spitting bullets through the ern ronds, and, above all, CLI­ ditions are better than they arc Sanford calls its baseball team ----------------o---------------Riffs, while Frenchmen inside re­ MATE, mild in the winter and anywhere in the world, will come the "Celery-Feds." They ought to cooler in the summer than most to Florida next fall and winter. main perfectly safe. .There WE ARE NEVER ho happy, nor ho unhappy, as we sup­ also French armored cars that are bring home tho bacon. Celery other places. go It rests with the people here and quiets the nerves anil promotes pose ourselves to lie.— La Rochcfoucnld. So widespread become sixty miles nn hour, killing ns ___ have »% vwillV j VlflCUIlUrU IS SCARCE elsewhere ithroughout the state to "pep." Timcs-Union. ----------------o---------------they go # these undeniable facts that the | devote the next few months I ------- o-------Mohammed, through his servant, minds of a large number of peo- • providing accomodations for the THE CONSCIOUSNESS OF good intention is the great­ Abed-cl-Krim, Tlv» lies Moines Register snys, seems unable to pie in nil of the other states seem ' multitudes which will come to AND GETTING SCARCER "Helen ilnrter was given a di­ est solace of misfortune.— Cicero. CL'Iltcrwl nn Florida. centered on stop the French. ALL THE TIME spend next winter in this state. vorce decree yesterday /on ) the ---------------------- o----------------------grounds that her husband, in a (it FRANCE IS doing physically to WHAT MAINTAINS ONE vice would bring up two chil­ of anger, carved his initials in her TIMELY WARNING the Riffs what .she did years ago, YOU WILL HAVE TO PAY PER W cherk with a penknifa." This hot dren. Poor Richard’* Almanac. TAMPA TIMES mentally and psychologically, to weather has a peculiar way of nfVERY N E A R FUTURE WHAT IT 10>7’ other North Africans in Algiers. foctl.ig tome husbands. NOW ----- —n-------When the French first ruled in MY FAVORITE STORIES Algiers the natives believed in A r o w l>enuty r e c e i p t i» “ inure lly IRVIN s. cu lm their spiritual leaders, especially map and less pnint." We heartily in their magicians, performing agree but would like to have an | A man I know swears on his "Huh?" wonderful feats. And French in­ (ixnrrs-.lr.il on the subject from) "Jest even." _ .... ....... ...••/ \,.x|<vvt it fluence was weak. Editor Benjamin.—Sanford Her­ word of honor that he overheard d or should he. "W’lch ?" horde of fly-hy-night sharpers this this one. 1 think he is telling the ald. The wise Frenchmen took from It is not to lie stated how much "Even, I tells you.’’ the boulevards the greatest of winter. He hns spoken of the m at­ Florida stands to be hurt by this We don’t *co how it can he im­ truth, because to my mind the “ I don’t know ez I gits yore modern prove t, unless they give you a story has all the aspects of living drift." magicians and sent him to ter thus: gentry, r.or is tho nlarm sounded washing, soap nml towels and set the genuine Arrn-Americau goods Algiers to show tho natives some "The state is preparing to cntcr- hy any means an unnecessary one. "Listen. You comes along an' For Further In form ation. you In .-rubbing such beauties as —it couldn’t be synthetic. tnin the greatest flood of tourists We aie busy planning and build­ you usts mu how is business wid real magic. Call at Montezuma Hotel. lack energy or muscle to do full in its history but at the same time The scene, so iny informant me? So ! says to you business The French magician had n ing, a i w-; have l»ecn for some Ju ll"c to tho job. Ocala trtnr. claims, was the Boardwalk at At­ wid me is even. Ain't that plain light trunk of iron, connected with it should begin to law plana to time and will be for some timo yet -o lantic City. Two colored roll- enough ?" nn electric current that held it to combat the sharpers. Unless we to conic But we can well enough H. B- SCHULTE REALTYCOj DurO g an Ohio beauty contest chair pushers met in a quiet place. "Yas, an* no. What does you the floor when the current wus do something to head them off, nip afford to take the timo off which a pi inter’s daughter was found to turned on, the trunk becoming them in the bud, the grafters this may be reeded to combat those "How Is business wid you, mean by ’even’?" M A K E R E S E R V A T IO N EARD1 have* the best form. No doubt the Henry2" asked one. "Even better this week than very light when it was turned off. • year will reap a harvest that will who may !>.» expected to coma jm!g m r;lso liked her “typo” and All the mngicinns together tug­ make the losses to wire tappers of amongst m merely for the easy "Even.” t'wuz last week!" it rnn be added that she was well ged at the trunk, but couldn’t lift n few years ago seem trival. money which they may hope to “ e t-up.” Pnrngrnphers are invit-. it as long as tho French man of "The Realty Boards throughout find. The date's reputation is «d to add to this as the idea strikes' FRIDAY SUPERSTITION magic held up his fineer. The ma­ the state should form the first lino nothing U» them, no more is its fu­ them. Timcs-Union. From this we' gicians retired, the Frenchman of defense against the land shark. ture. Those of us who live here MIAMI NKWS infer *hat the lady in nuostion ir turned off the current, lowered Tho banks should be the heavy a r­ must zealously guard the one, for “nnnnnreil” and to be nhle to An analyst for the business bul­ frequent und largest on Mondays, his finger, and a littlu boy lifted tillery in the battle against the it is liie most certain way to as­ stand for these jibes, wo are cer­ letin issued hy the Cleveland Trust tin the trunk easily. stock swindlers and the chambers sure the other. and price increases are most fre­ tain that she is no "idea.” company, finds in u study of the quent and greatest on Wednes­ of commerce must prepare to as­ If individuals would invest in no ————o-------I lo w J ones uverages of prices for WHEN THE African nu'gieions sist in every way possible. stocks until after they had been days. From this the fact would The Celery men have lost seve t industrial stocks during the past went to try it again the French­ "No stock or bond of any kind approved by their hankers or in straight games but worse things three years, that the greatest seem to be established that Mon­ man turned a strong electric cur­ should lie purchased unless it has no renl estate until after some day is in the long run tho poorest On Sanford Avenue. Only could hnopen. Seven isn’t as much changes tend to occur on Mondays, rent into the metal handles of the the approval of one's banker. If realtor who is known to be reli­ day on which to sell stocks ami the a* ton. Incidentally it might In- and the smallest ones on Satur­ trunk and the magicians, squirm­ one is not familiar with real es­ able had passed on it the entire best day on which to buy them. Uf from First St. For quick added that poor umpiring hnsti'; days. From this fact he deducts ing and bellowing, found that they tate contemplated for purchase the problem would he solved. Hut so 0 beep tho cause of tho tesm’a seven as a probable explanation that course since price variation is were unable to let go Real Bargain local realty hoard should be call­ long as the desire to get some­ defeats. Sunerinr pinying nn th • there is u tendency of investors to made by volume uf transportation ed upon for information thing for nothing, or practically part of their opponents nnd rag­ think things over on Sunday, and or lack of it, when there is no SETTLED it. The people “Counties, cities and towns and nothing, is as great as it in there ged playing nn the mirt of the lo­ to arrive at decisions which they known factor affecting the value of THAT Algiers decided that French ma­ is not much hope for this as a cals la a belter explanation t f th- put into execution on Monday hy of tile stock itself, the New York gicians were better than their chambers of commerce throughout remedy. Stock Exchange would have to the state arc devoting most of team's slump. The -team has sumo placing orders to "sell at the mar­ nnd that reconciled them to their time to boosting their several All else that remains to he done excellent players but they aren't ket." Another explanation might close its doors if everyone adopted own, 4 French rule. front this rule the sumo day for communities. It is equally im­ is for tho^e of us who are honest playing with the same spirit that lie in the fuel that the Saturday French fliers, tanks and ar­ buying und for selling. to be vigilantly on the lookout for portant that they begin immediate­ chari'plerixed their performance trading day is only a half-day and R EAL TO R The interesting things about this mored cars, plus French effi­ ly to give thought to the sharpers such as may not be nnd turn them against lakeland last week. Won­ most people nowadays avail them­ ciency, will probably persuade the to llm officers of the law, in­ der why ? selves of the opportunity for week­ analysis is th- habit investors and followers of Abed-cl-Krim that! and ways nnd means to curb their over Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 sisting that they be sent to tho operations. Such work will do speculators seem to have formed end vacations when business is U ral National Hank Uuildiflfftheir lender is not up to date. moro for the good of Florida, and penitentiary—where they belong. The Sanford Herald has just re­ subordinated, in view of the fact regarding days of the week. We !• loriila must act conecrtedly in its communties, than all the boostare not greatly impressed by the ceived a copy of Sunday’s issue of thut the business week closes on SALES FORCE WHITE NATIONS need not regard to this. the Miami Dail" News containing Saturday mid is followed by tho reason for it given hy the Cleve­ five hundred und four pages. The analytical report on Sunday which land analyst about the tendency of worry about the yellow peril or M. M. STEW ART DOUGLAf If rgrx*. newspaper ever published makes a guide for Monday opera­ the trader to think things over on any Mongolian invasion, if they manufacturing wings for himself Ford, —Troy Record. will keep themselves scientifically a . a . Hn a a a . aaaB B I, Sunday. That might uccount for PXo-;nt that O f traffic conanywhere, the edition contains two tions. gtstion. Washington Star. larger business. But it prepared. Then men in the air hundred and ten full oage ads, hv It Ih noteil also that durin*' the aMonday'a thinking over process has any­ are worth ten thousand on the actual count in this office. Wo three years studied prices declined The supreme penalty is called It is not only moro blessed to for when tho car carries no head­ remember that it wasn't so very more often on Monday than any thing to do with it, then it would i ground. lights und the driver is all lit up. Rive than to receive, but in tho many years ujo when it was n-> other day. Thu greatest number seem that Friday’s thinking would —Syracuse Herald. small task to get out a sixteen of advances it: price levels came on likewise enlarge the trade in stocks I Contemporary Comment.*field nf war loans it is easier.— p a g e pnner In Miami. The growth Wednesdays, and the amount of on Saturday. We wonder if the Detroit News. suspicion of the Magic City and the spirit these advances was not exceeded traditional _ .... ......Friday Lang Time Loan* on Residences and Busing W hat we need is n child labor Our guess Is that nviatinn will against success of ventures planof the people of Miami are greatly hy thosu of any other day. Tho ' ned If Franee really wants to stand law to keep them from working never be thoroughly successful un­ or launched .. i.r evidence In the creditable edi­ data indicate that the wildest price not have something on that E asy Repayment Plan to doday withmay it, their parents to death.—Columbia til aviators can park in the sky. »ff the Riffians, she should send tion of Miami's afternoon newspa­ chunges also tend to come on Moil- j especially when u business Record. —Dallas News. is ufper. They believe in advertising in »omo of these commissions that O ffic e in n ew M crriw ealhcr days the smallest ones on Sat- fveted in which th.- gulliblo comthat great city. unlaysund Price hnv.. been making arrangements decreases are most j nmnly play hunches? Edward I . Doheny slrflulj go In A .................... disposition asserts to r c - I f ... . -\-+ ............ h'r •• l vn Iitself t a c il IU pav ili'K.«—n...~u -n d S tr e e t. to pay di-fata.—Omaha World-Herlor aviation; lie is so exflert at fer almost every problem to Henry ! nld. <nt«red aa Becond Claaa Matter. I October 21. l i l t , at ths Poiioftlcs by the St Saaford, Florida under Act of drive. If! The fried rjP- - 128 Feet 60 Feet Britt-Chittender Realty --- r . -------- ------------------ I Beach Prop* tye* Smyrna - \ Corner Lot for S; - E. F. L A N E J. H. Jy\CKSON �i r*-* tV f*-**-—? ~ e ' ' • O ffice 148 MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. icial - ■ ionals .enden has returnrk City. i of Daytona was erday on business. IL. I. Frazier hnve delightful stay in _ M. L. Wright and (returned from a Daytona Deach. ■An returned from |C., Tuesday, where guest of friends. S. W. Bradford turned Tuesday gtrip to points in A. A. Pinnell of ., were the week»r. and Mrs, W. T. E fColemnn, of ChnrThe Weslyan Truthseekers of! fisiting her parents, II. IL Chappell on the First Methodist Church met W. T. Langley re­ lay from Camp Hill, ^angley was in the e wedding. E. D. Mobley nnd ’Mobley returned New York City nnd the East, ffriends of Mrs. W. S. .be glad to know that . irned home from the lighten Hospital. Colemnn.'Of Charft Sunday fo spend with her sister, Mrs. >n, of Orlando. id Mrs. W. T. Lnngley anti •ts, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. ind Miss Lyda Langley iy a t Dnytonn Beach. ilrs. W. C. Griggs, of n., are visiting Mrs. Mrs. Mabel K. Iter son, Robert on Pork RULES TOWN 117 YEARS SURV1LLE, France, July 29.— The mayoralty of .this Httle vil­ lage of 310 inhabitants has been in the some family 117 years. The first mayor, Honore Petel, was elected in 1808, and since then five other Pctels have held the office. Tho last, Alfred je te l, recently was re-elected for a four year term, lie was first elected in 1908. _, . LIBRARY STORY HOUR Adolph Zukor nnd J esse L. I.asky Prcsont *- * - li FOR SALE H. M. RUMBLEY with. RICARDO CORTEZ GRETA NISSEN WALLACE BEERY RAYMOND HATTON a 221-E. First Street, Opposite Pofitofflce BOX 393 ___•: tj ■■■*■■■*■■■■■»■■*■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■*aaaaai Wright, Warlow and Company Seaside Are Now Receiving Application For I ON THE OCEAN FRONT Dnytonn Bench First Mortgage Loans •• • . • -4 a j * . { on Improved Business nnd Residential Property in Sunford Bathing Funds immediately available subject to title examination. Fishing ■ Delicious ■Meals Moderate Itatca 3 3 APPLICATIONS FOR A PPRAISALS SEE DuBOSE AND HOLLER REALTORS 112 Park Avenue Finest Dining Room Service on the Bench ■U l l l l l TO BUY THE NF.VV IS TO PROGRESS—TO LEARN OF IT FIRST IS TO READ ADVERTISEMENTS. j a i n i m A good position in offered you in another city. It is so Rood that you chn not turn it down. You accept. i u u i H ADVERTISEMENTS TELL YOU W HAT TIJE MANGE OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU. u ............................................................................................................................................ .......................................................... ...... ■ + + * 4 + 4 4 * * + 4 * 4+ + + -> + + 4 : +++++■ +4+444+-♦+++++++*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 + i'“ s % j i This Is The Age Of Service— Join The Ch umber Of Commerce And Serve Your City. M■ Ci You find, on arrival at your new home, that your position demands better clothes, a more pros­ perous-looking "front.” Your moving expenses have eaten up your capital. You need credit. ■ l s You go into a store you would like to trade with. You order out a suit of clothes, and give your references, some friend or some store with which you have a good credit. You order the merchandise sent to your new address. An hour later the telephone rings. that you have been denied credit. i ■ 13 You learn 3 :: : Two little letters— an “L”, an "O.” The wires work fast. They hnve told the credit man that you "Left Owing"—you did not make proper set­ tlement when you left the old town. An embar­ rassing situation for everybody, but whose fault is it? A S* 5« J m 2 10 yard Holts, soft finished Ilfi inches wide for— LIN ERIE CLOTHS Cotton Jersey, Check Dimity, White, Flesh, Or­ chid, Blue and Nile Green. 20c Yard 50c Yard ■s 3| If you should leave Hanford, nrrange in some way to pay your hills or make satisfactory set­ tlement. It is the business o f the Credit Men's Association to give the truth about your record, and it will always he given. Rest assured that this Ls one place where, always, "your sins will find you out.” Pay your hills promptly, when due. er uphill loathe man on the level. 4 i LONG CLOTH ■ Jj Ml ■ 5 3 H ifi fl S ■ ■ •<* :: :: ■> NAINSOOK :?G to 39 in. wide in white and flesh, soft sheer tjuality— s \ DIMITY BED SPREADS Best quality 72x90 and 81x90— 35c yard $2.50 and $3.00 JAI* NAINSOOK—39 inches wide, sheer so ft fin ished, white nnd /l e a h ......................... - ...... TOWELS 18x3G plain white and colored border Towels— (Bath nnd Huck)— I ■■ a Seminole Business Exchange i * LOVE CLASSIC OF THE SEASON. THE iRY OF A GIRL WHO WAS TRICKED INTO IR HIAGE WITH THE MAN SHE ,ICKED IN LOVE, i ONE OF THE NEW GREATER FORTY ^RAMOUNT PICTURES. Investors Attention! s s o c ia t io n IN THE NAME o f LOVE’ * ABERNETHY PHARMACY Overlooking tho New Pier nnd Dance Hnll ♦ hlilane —Thursday IN THEIR s i >■' N E 3 T S THE BpGART AN T POISON is carried to thpir neat* * by fiRts nnd. fed to their young— all die. Every bottleis GUARANTEED. Mnde in Florida. 25 Cents— AR Druggist* \ Used Everywhere make people us# >bigger' bigger bills, so! they won’t need so many. “I’ll save a bill,” is his reason­ ing, “every time I get a 'two' ac­ cepted in place of two ’ones’.” And so ho will, but ean he get enough “twos" accepted to make the saving amount to much? • • • Some more suggestions were ofFormerly Bogart Pharmacy ferctl: Alfred H. Abernethy Daytona Beach, Florida. 1. Enlargement of the govern­ ment’s money-muking plant. — — — 2. Bills about the size of cigar •_ store coupons, such as many coun­ tries get along with. They’d save i i a i M i a i i i i i i i m i n i m m i i i u i i i u i i i raw material nnd fit into pocketbooks flat, avoiding the creasing, mussing and wadding up, Which wear them out so fast now. 3. More durable bills—tougher 3 paper, to make them last longer. 22000-Acres Orange County, about • • • The trouble with all these 3,000 Acres prairie, timbered. schemes is that they take time TWELVE MILES frontage on St. and the engraving and printing j bureau's emergency is right now. | John’s in flowing well district, quick It’s already behind with is work and the demand is piling up. action gets it. Something’s got to bo done, and .Vui “pronto,’’ or thoro'U be a paper Price $40.00 per acre. money famine throughout the land. | A good buy iu tho right place Warehouse property, 108 by 77 ft. on 3rd and Myrtle. $2000 Cash. Balance to suit purchaser. , A F F I L I A •TWV ED W W | I |T!“1 H 5 T he Sanford Credit A nt the home of Mrs. IL H. Chap­ pell cn Celery Avcnuo Monday af­ ■ ternoon for n combined business and social meeting. The home of Mrs. Chappell wns never lovlier than on this occasion. Pink vine and hibiscus were artis­ tically combined in decorating. Mrs. R. W. Tumor, president, presided over the meeting. Mrs. Camp, in the absence of the de­ votional chairman, Mrs. C. H. Smith led the devotional meeting, at the conclusion of this the pres­ ident called for the reading of the minutes which were approved. The treasurer’s report was very grati­ fying and showed a good balance on hand. Routine business was disposed of. The membership com­ mittee reported eight new mem­ bers, several of thuse being pres­ ent. There were three visitors, Mrs. Harvey nnd sister nnd also Mrs. D. I. Stallings of Columbus, Gn. I The door ccommittec for the month of August was then ap­ pointed nnd were ns follows: Mrs. Shoemaker, Mrs. Wilson nnd Mrs. Moye. At the conclusion of the business session the meeting wns turned over to the hostesses for the afternoon. A delicious ice course was served. Miss Helen Vernny will have Mrs. W. J . Britt will sdny night for their charge of the Story Hour next .nellsviUe, I’a., after u Saturday morning at 10 o’clock. ■ t with their son, Char- Among those who will nssiat her are Miss Mary Lee* Mcl.uulin, n talented young visitor from Ma­ 3 Ga., and several of the young Spencer and daugh- con, folks who regularly attend. kturned from Elfers Last weak Miss Margaret Zach­ spending a few days enser’s daughter, Mrs. ary held a very enjoyable progrunt in the park, and additional num­ fcrn. bers were given by Alice De (Jour­ ney. Nnnnie Brown Kelly and Itt Hunt, Mrs. Vnnce Ricliurd Smith. l Mrs. L. L. DempJthter, Miss- Marjie Miss Suilie Humphrey and John­ (Jacksonville are monie Humphrey arrived Tuesday ntlo today. • from Clinton, S. C., to spend a Pecn received from month's vocation with their sister dj Tom Long ut Naples, and brother, Mr. and Mrs. It. T, sill visit several oth- Humphrey at 215 Avocado Ave­ I the continent liefore nue. jthe United States in W. C. Coursey went to Jackson­ ville Sunday to accompany his dau­ Drman, Miss Nnonii ghter, Miss Virginia DeCoursey Rs America Bail nnd home. Miss DeCoursey has been king of Moultrie, Ga., attending the summer session of L to Miami, stopped the North Carolina Stute College he guests of Miss Mur- for women. for a short time. J. T. Newby returned Tuesday Mrs. R. T. Humphrey from points in North Carolina. Tuesday evening a few( Mrs. Newby and daughter, Miss .......... „ ____ inds in honor of theiri Lucille Newby, will remain at prother, Miss Sallie and Rocky Mount, N. C., for some time.l imphrey who are at Itho latter hnving undergone an I B Cchool at Clinton, S. C. operation for appendecitis. / a WASHINGTON, Jttly ‘ 29— Money’s money. I t seems as if folk would he glad to take all of any, kind—any good kind—they can get. Yet federal reserve bank repre­ sentatives from all parts of the country told Assistant Secretary of the- Treasury Dewey, recently that they don’t believe his attempt to popularize $2 bills will succeed. They reminded him of his failure to get silver' cartwheels back into circulation. “Yes.” argued Dewey, “but there was some sense in that. Cartwheels really are pretty heavy to lug around. This prejudice against $2 bills is so ailiy." "No sillier than a prejudice against Friday the 13th,” rejoined the bankers. Still, they promised to try. • I t The country’s tremendous de­ mand for paper currency has the bureau of engraving and printing •-imply run ragged. Working over time, it can’t turn the stuff out fast enough. Dewey’s idea is to SUNDAY SCHOOL ■IIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIllilliUlHIIIIIII CLASS HAS GO O D jj /•r'^i/1 * ST * -MEETING MONDAY ■■ ^angley of Camp ke guest of her unJr. and Mrs. W. T. II left Tuesday where she will lints for the i ™ -------- V ^ ' -------TELEPHONE:__Res. 428-J. Of much interest to the many Promptly a t 4:30 Miss Cathufriends of the young couple is the ls the announcement of the marriage of i rine Chester furnished violin mu­ Miss Irma Connie, of Camp Hill, sic, and following this Miss Sarah Ala.,* to Maunsell Gabbett, of Sa­ Chester rendered an appropriate vannah, Ga. Mrs, Gabbett is a solo. This in turn was followed by niece of Dr. W. T. Langley of this a solo by Mrs. George Heard, Miss city, she has visited here a number Mildred Simmons acting as accom­ of times and has a host of friends panist for all three. As the first CUy tablets excavated a t Ur who wish her every happiness. Mr. strains of the wedding march were and dating back to -2200 B. C. heurd the ushers, Mr. W. E. Tuck Gabbett was formerly a Sanford show thot temple officials when man and has a number of friends and Mr. Jim Daniels, entered, and traveling held letters of credit were followed by the bridesmaids, here. which enabled them to obtain food The following extract was tak­ Miss Martha Langley and Martha in the cities through which they Gabbett. Mrs. Theodore Langly, en from the Camp Hill paper: traveled. "A pretty wedding occurred nt of Sanford, Fin., wns matron-ofhonor, and Miss Lyda Langly act­ the Universalist Church Tuesday It is estimated that tho crow Robert at four thirty in the afternoon, ed as maid-of-honor. when Miss Irmn Connie, of Camp Langley, ring bearer, carried the causes an nnnuul damage o f I3.C5 Hill, highly esteemed musician nnd ring in n rose, nnd Maude Kelly —a cent a day per crow. popular teacher of music, was Green and Jane Flurry were tho flower girls. These preceded tho Have you tried the Phoenix for united in marriage with Mr. bride-to-be entering on the arm of the best 00 cent dinners In town. Maunsell Gabbett, of Savannah, her brother, Hubert Connie, who Ga. also gave her away. Tim groom “The church was elaborately entered the auditorium, from the BARBECUE decorated for the occasion. The retiring room at tho left of the |- Ent barbecued sandwiches nt chancel was completely transform­ chancel, escorted by Mr. Cary Rose Drive Filling Station, three l ed by a most effective use of trel­ Parker, the best man, and advanc­ miles out Sanford Ave. Cooked by lises covered with smilnx roses, ing through a bower of foliage experts. while ferns were employed to met the bride at the alter where heighten the beauty, and white Rev. George A. Gay received them lillies offered a striking contrast nnd read the marriage service. Notice Ladies— to the rich green of the surround­ Following the roremony the ing foliage. The lights were en­ bride and groom left for a wed­ For New Mattresses, renovating, closed in shades of pink crepe pa­ ding trip to Savannah, Ga., ami upholstering, upholstery material" CALL per, and the wing addition was pqmts. A large assemblage furnished ns n reception hall with other Sanford of friends and relatives showered appropriate couches and chairs, congratulations upon the depart­ Mattress Factory tables, rugs and flowers. ing couple. Phone 402-M kuMday Rebecca*. On ocpr Springs being ■lie wifi be held nt (the usual hour. J - FORMER SANFORD MAN MARRIED TO NIECE OF DR. LANGLEY IN ALABAMA % EXTERMINATEANTS By CHARLES P. STEWART 0 _ STEWARTS WASHINGTON LETTER • n ■ 45c yard BLEACHING 30 in. wide 2 to 10 yds., short length— 25c * , 15c yard ^ •><*->& It is nev­ 50c TOWELS— Largo siz6 Ilntn Towels, Colored Border, Hlae and Rose nnd White, extra heavy, s 50c Each 3G In. PAJAMA CHECKS, extra fine grade, 2 to 10 yd. pieces................................................. ..........25c yurd ■ ^ ^ a il^ e i/it^ ^ n ^ y ^ ic c u d tv n AFFILIATED W IT H T iie S anford Credit A ssoclytion ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■pxiuaBaaBH aaaiiH M ajanaaaaaaRaaa t i 1 w. The Yowell Company ii a a a a u u a i a a a a * a a i i < » *>«*4 .V. ---------------------------------------------- — * a :------------------------------------ * ■a a a a a i# i* �ri»: THE SANFORD HERA1 »V r- _. •* n the EW GAM Ei Smokers Run Away 13-INNING IS CAPTURED B Y ith Second Game; SAINTS TUESDAY eat Sanford 9 To 4 m Golfing Record Snead Bingles Four Times Successively C elery -F ed s P la y flood Ball E x cep t In F ifth W hen T h e S m o k ers Score S ix H uns grounded out to first and Alford was out pitcher to first, retiring tho side without further scoring. The Smokers scored their ninth nnd- finql run i nthe eighth in­ ning. Huggins was out pitcher to third and Jesmer walked for the third time dating tho game. Peter­ son struck out hut Snead hit safe­ ly to left field and Jesmer crossed the plate. Hickey struck out. The Itox Score: All K II PO TAMPA Snead, 2b ........ ...5 •> 4 1 .5 1 2 3 Hickey, 3b Estrada, p ...... ...a 1 1 1 Weik. as .......... 5 1 1 0 Lee, rf ............. ...4 1 1 1 Allen, cf ......... ...4 0 0 0 Huggins, c ___. 1 0 1 8 Jesmer, 11) ..... ...1 2 (1 12 Peterson, I f ....- ...2 1 0 1 Mendowfl A llo w s O n ly S e v e n Scattered H it s ; N e w Y ork W ins B y H o m e R un Sm ash* e s ; C incinnati B e a ts P h illie s PITTSBURGH, July 29,-M cadow* kept Boston’s hits well scat­ tered Tuesday and Pittsburgh won 5 to 1. Renton had only one bad inning, the fifth, when the Pirates scored three times on two walks, a sacrifice and two singles. Wright the Pirate shortstop, had eleven fielding chances without a slip. Score by innings: Boston .......... 100 000 000—-1-1-2 Pittsburgh ..... 001 030 1Ox—5-9-0 Marguard, Benton nnd Seiner. Meadows and Smith. B lock's Team C om es From Behind To Score V ictory O ver Lakeland; H erandez D raw s Fine From U m pire W ith E r r o r le ss A nd Superb S u p p ort O f T e a m m a te s, E s­ tr a d a P u lls O ut O f Several B ad H o les For Sm okers •i , FROM BRAVES BY SCORE OF 5 T O 1 LAKELAND, July 29.— Tho Saints and the Highlands staged a real old-time pitching duel here Tuesday, going full 13 innings be­ fore tho Saints finally won, ft to 5. Hernandez w a s fined $25 by Umpire Ware and ordered from the park when he threw n handful of dust into tho umpire’s face when caught at the plate in the GIANTS DEFEAT CUBS CHICAGO, July 29.—Five lusty home smashes by the New York Giants gave the champions nn easy victory over Chicago, 10 to 3 in the first game of the series. Jack Bentley allowed the Cubs only 5 scattered hits nnd never was in great danger as his team mates played great ball behind him. Mousel got two homo runs. Score by innings: New York, .... 210 002 410—1018-2 Chicago ....... 002 000 010—3 5-0 Batteries: Bentley and Gotnly, Cooper, Bush, Jones and Gonzalez. AH It H PO A E ST. PETE **» 0 Mesaner, 3b ....... 5 0 1 1 < o 5 0 0 1 Allen, ss ............ 5 Doyle, 2b ..... _4 1 0 1 5 0 The league lending Tampa Brown, cf....... ...0 1 3 3 0 0 Smokers romped nwny with an­ o 1 1 2 0 0 Hernandez, rf other victory over the Celery-Feds -ft Tuesday afternoon on n muddy Cox. If .......... "-3 0 1 3 0 0 Barnes, lb ..... ...3 1 0 1ft 0 0 field by a score of 9 to *1. Except Block, c ......... ... 1 1 0 3 n l for the fifth and seventh innings Hewitt, p ....... ...1 0 0 1 0 1 In each of which Sanford scored two runa Estrada, pitching for Edwards, p .... ....3 1 1 0 o 1) 10 (I 33 10 o 0 1 0 0 0 27 9 Totals ....... Morrison, rf tti-m Tampa, kept the situation well in AB R II PO A E Hesse, c ........ ...1 0 0 1 1 1 hand because of the able assistance HANFORD REDS BEAT PHILLIES 5 0 1 3 :i o of his teammates, who played er­ Culbreth, 2b CINCINNATI, July 29.—The Dumas, If ........ 4 1 2 0 0 0 rorless tall. Totals ........ . 30 ft 9 39 17 2 Reds ran their winning streak to o 2 0 o 1 1 LAKELAND AH R II PO A B ' On two successive hits by Cul- Curley, rf four games when Luquc held the T 0 2 2 0 Whitey, ss ........ .0 3 7 breth and Dumas in the first fol­ Frisbie, ss ...... 3 Phillies to five scattered hits and < 2 2 0 0 1 ..3 Mcque, 3b ..... I 1 Ponder, 2b .........3 lowed by a choice by Curley on shut out the visitors in the first 0 0 0 14 1 4 1 S. Johnson, I f __ 5 which no one was out, three Cel* Hailey, lb ___ ...4 game of the eastern series. Luquo 3 0 • ery-Feds filled the bases with none Wade, cf ....... ...4 0 a I 1 0 Brazier, cf .... 5 was in rare form as he fanned 10 1 1 0 4 1 4 Alford, c ...... 17 0 Edwards, lb ----5 out. Estrndu then Bettled down to Phillies, getting the side in the o 5 0 | Teal pitching and let tho local Alverson, p ..... •> 0 1 0 2 0 Buckley, 2b ..... I sixth inning. Hit* 0 0 0 •I 0 Surface, rf ...... 2 1 II team dowa without a score until Kelly, p Score hy innings: Presenting Mr. J. II. Taylor, the • » 0 0 0 0 0 ...1 Crawford, x .... ....5 4 H the fifth inning. Francis, c veteran English professional golf­ Philadelphia 000 000 000-0-5-0 n (I ....1 zCusnck .... er, who chalked up a hole-in-one Cincinnati 190 010 nix—3-5-1 After striking out his first time Totals ........ 31 1 H 27 15 I H. Johnson, p ... 1 ii in the recent Hrilish open golf Batteries: Ring and Wilson; Lua t bat, Snead, second baseman for x hatted for Curley In 9th. i Doyle, 3b. ... 2 tournament. It was the first per­ que nnd Hargrave. the Smokers hit four times suc­ Score by innings It. Craig, p........... o formance of its kind in a major cessively, two of the hinglcs being Tampa >0J 1)00 010 -0 Ery. n ................ 2 ROBINS HEAT CARDINALS 0 get-together. Ho'a depicted hero two-baggers. He sent in two Tam­ Sanford ................ «000 020 200—I ST. LOUIS, July 29.—Duster 0 after getting off a lengthy drive. zzLutner ........... 1 pa runs and helped the Smokers Summary: Two base* hits, Snead, Welch, rf..............2 Mails weakened and Brooklyn de­ 0 around the bases in the fifth when Three hast* hits, Iwo, McQuc. Sac­ feated St. Louis, 12 to 9. The Rob­ they made six runs. Snead is cred­ rifice hit**, Curley, Hailey, Peter­ ins hunched hits in the sixth and Totals ....... *l<5 5 9 39 21 1 ited with two of the scores. Double playn, MrQuo to Cul­ 7. butted for Ponder in Nth. seventh innings for eight runs. In the third inning Jesmer was son. to Hailey Hast* on balls, off Manager Rogers Hornsby of the 7.7. halted for S. Johnson in 13th. walked by AIverson and went to breth Estrada 5, Kelly 1. Cardinals increased his season's Score by innings: second on n sacrifice hy Peterson. Struck out0, byAlverson Estrada 8, Alverson St. Petersburg 000 0"l) 040 100 1 stiing of circuit clouts to 2ft by Snead hit for two bases, scoring K e lly 2. Hits off Alverson -1 in Kelly —0 hitting into the right field bleach­ Jesmer, going to third when Hick­ 2, 1-3. Is<eft on base, Tampa 5, San­ Lakeland ........ 000 400 000 100 0 ers in the eighth inning with the ey was out at first. Estrada hit I 11. bases loaded. —5 safely to center field and Snead ford ford 11. Hit by pitcher, Estrnda Score by innings: Summery: Two bnso hit, Ed­ scored. Estrada was out at sc: ml hy Curley hy Estrada. Um­ wards, Meaner, Rrown, Ilrazier. Brooklyn 900 104 121-12-15-1 on n ground hall to Culbreth, play­ pire,Kelly, Piuii. Tim© of game, 2:311. 910 303 050— 9-15-2 Three base hit, Brazier, Which. Waller Johnson Driven From St. Louis ing that position. Box By Chicago Onslaught; Batteries: Grimes and Hargrave; Left on base, St. Petersburg <1; In tho fifth frame Jesmer nnd Lakeland 4. Base on balls off Hew­ Peterson walked successively, but Connie Mack’s Crew Lose; Mails nnd O’Farrell. itt 0; Edwards 9; Ery 2; Johnson Jesmer was caught off second a Cleveland W insFromBoston 4; Craig u. Hits of Ewitt 3 in 3 moment la te r -via the entcher to Havana Pire Damage FI.OItlDA STATE LEAGUE 1-3; off Edwards t’> in 8 2-3 in­ third to short route, Snead hit WASHINGTON, July 29.—Chi­ (Second Hall) nings. Winning pitcher Edwards. tyf.'. . safely to right field and Hickey Placed at $2,500,000 Won Lost Pet. Losing pitcher, Craig. Umpire cago gave the Washington Sena­ followed with a binglc to center tors a severe setback Tuesday HAVANA, July 27.—Eight firennd the liases were full. Kelly went T nm pn................. .. 24 8 .750 Ware. Time 2:35. winning both games of a double- nun and citizens were injured 20 10 .55ft In for Alverson and Estrada took Lakeland header. In tho fiist gaunf tho y ah i day in a fire which destroy.. 17 17 JiOO Petersburg ! 1*1.1 .r his ..base when he was lilt by a St. White Sox- drove pitched hall, scoring Peterson. Sanford .............. .. 8 28 . Walter , Johnson . ‘‘ii idx warehouses on tho water -* _ _ _ _ to cover, f(treed the IL-irrhuncn to front of Regia across the bay from LEAGUE Weik singled to right field scoring NATIONAL | use three other pitchers, and won *Havana. The loss is estimated at Hickey nnd advancing Estrada to Won Lost Pet. FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE L> to 5. In the* second contest the $‘2,600,000* 54 35 ,ft07 St. Petersburg at Lakeland. Jin' BflKS third. Estrada scored when Alford Pittsburgh ......... Sox, after pounding two pitchers j -■ * ---- — -———•— threw wild to third in nn effort New York ......... .. 55 38 .591 Tampa nt Sanford. from the mound, won ii to 2 ,when to catch the Tampa hurter off Cincinnati .......... .. 48 41 .522 the gam** was called in the eighth i base. Iieo then crashed one of Kel­ Brooklyn ............. .. 45 43 .511 AMERICAN LEAGUE because of darkness. ly's offerings to deep right for Philadelphia ........ .. 43 4ft .483 Chicago at Washington. First Game three bases scoring Weik. Ho scor­ St. Louis ............ .. 43 51 .458 Detroit at Score hy innings: ed on a wild pitch. Allen fouled out C hicago.............. .. 40 51 .440 •St. Louis atPhiladelphia. New York. Chicago U02 Oil 00ft—10-11-2 to first, Huggins hit safely to left B oston................. .. 38 57 .400 Cleveland at Boston. Washington 001 020 002— 5-11-1 field nnd Jesmer, up for the sec­ AMERICAN LEAf; u e Batteries: Lyons, Connully and ond time during the inning, was Won Lost Pet. NATIONAL LEAGUE Sehnlk; Johnson, Marberry, Rus­ out pitcher to first. ........ CO 32 .052 Boston at i*ittshurgh. sell, (Jgden and Ruel. In the second half of the fifth, Philadelphia W ashington......... 59 34 .035 New York at Chicago. Culbreth struck out nnd Dumas C h icago.............. .... 53 45 .511 singled to right field. Curley wan D e tro it................ . <19 47 ,510 Philadelphia at Cincinnati, Second Game hit by Estrada. Friable was safe Kt. L o u is.............. .. 48 48 .500 iltuoklyn at St. Louis, Score hy innings: «t first on a fielder’s choice but Cleveland............. .. 44 52 .479 Chicago ........... HH 100 00-0-7-1 ANTIQUE STATUE FOUND DuniaH was out at third, pitcher New York ............ .. 39 55 .415 Washington 000 200 00—2-9-2 to third. McQue was up and crash­ H uston................. . 28 ft.'l .308 Batteries: Cvengros, Connolly ATHENS, July 21.—A well-pre­ and Grobowsk!, Scelmlk; Zachary, ed one of Estrada's offerings to deep conter for three bases, scor­ served statue of antiquity was Marberry, Gregg and Ruel, Seve­ SOUTHERN LEAGUE Won Lost Pet. found in tho sea off the const of re id. ing Friable nnd Curley, ltailey was out short to first. New Orleann .. .. .. 58 43 .574 Marathon hy a number of fisher­ In the seventh Dumas walked N ashville......... .. .. 54 48 .529 men. The statue is of bronze and INDIANS WIN and Curley hit safely to left field Atlanta ............... .. 5ft 51 .523 represents the life-sized cast of a BOSTON, July 29.—Cleveland Friable walked and the bases were Chattanooga .. 18 51 .485 youth. Greek experts declare that found nn trouble in hitting Boston full ngain. MeQuo fouled cog to Mobile r.i 55 .181 tin* statue is extremely valuable pitchers Tuesday nnd won 1ft to 7. .177 third and Hailey was safe at first Memphis .. 52 57 and have compared it to tho fa­ The Indians piled up 21 hits, Sher­ on nn infield hit to second, scor­ Little Rock .. 49 55 .471 mous statue of “The Youth of An­ rod Smith having a perfect day ing Dumas and Curley. \ Birmingham .. .. 40 55 .455 tioch." at hat on four trips to the plate, Joe Sewell’s playing around short stop was a defensive feature. MOM’N POP RY TAYLOR Score by innings: Cleveland .. 1III 004 400— lft-24 3 P YWRRteo is RtGHTf ^ Boston . 912 902 o il— *5*10-1 ( VJHAT'S T h e v Jell For Goodness S cll 'e m ! WHO ^ Batteries: Smith and Myatt; EVERT TiME A PERSCM MATTER p o p ? SAKG CANT You Ruffing, Fuhr, Nouliaur, Rons anti The deuce w v a p NNRiTES IN FOR A SAMPLE You look : SELL THE STAMPS llcving. CF VOCALMUDTHEY SEND f NMORRlED TO BUYI 500 ,0 0 0 ; I T o SOMEONE? Te n c e n t s in st a m ps to Two CENT STAMPS? I PAY FOR IT- Now AIL OUR \ ANKLES BEAT BROWNS NEW YORK. July 29.—One old right-hander proved better than two young left-handers Tuesday ami New York defeated St. Louis, ft to 2. Bob Shnwkey was more effective than Ernie Wingnrd and n i r m t TT Chester Falk, the latter going to the mound in tho seventh. Babe Ruth hit into the Ideachcrs for Ids eleventh home run of the year in tho seventh with Pnseh d on hose and he drove in a run in tlm opening round with a single. Hi* scored himself three times, be­ ing forced in by Wingard’s wild­ ness in tho third. Tho Bubo put a climax to tho game by picking Hargrave’s foul out of a pavilion box for the fitml out. —A unique “follow Score by innings: St. Louis . . 209 090 900—2-8-0 New York 300 001 20x—ft-8-l up” service from us Batteries: Wingnrd, Falk and Hargrave; Shnwkey and Bengough th at insu res you Yesterday’s Results Today’s. Games- Allen & Brent The National Board of Fire Un­ derwriter.*! announces that fire de­ struction in this country in 1894 amounted to $548,810,639—the lar­ gest total ever known. This means a daily loss of $1,500,000. We are permanently located in Sanford OUR SALES FORCE are EXPERT If you have Property you want sold—List ift *b| nnd kiss it good-bye. Youean' buy all tho materiala fora eompfof home df-— —. reef front ihm manutacturer and m v o four profits on tho lumber, mlllwork. hardware and labor. ALLEN AND BRENT 11C E. Second Street, Sanford, Fla. Y O U It F U T U R E Dutch colonial with full celling, second ’ floor, 14'x22' living You want to make your future happy. One ofilfl ways to do this in to open an account with the YniiwlJ County Bank and make a deposit to your credit njalaliJ every week or every month. It will help youMli fnunrial edifice that will furnish shelter in the time i storm. mom, dlnlnrt ruom, kit' __________________ ^then, 3 bcdruomi, bath. 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AT AUCTION We guarantee Satisfaction. edndin TIGERS HEAT ATHLETICS HI IILA DELPHI A, July 29. De­ troit took the first game of tin series with the Athletics here Tuesday, 4 to 3. A homo run into the left field stands by Itigncy, driving in Dauss ahead of him in tho fifth inning, gave the Cobb men a lead that tho Athletics could not overcome. Poole’s wild throw of Cobb’s grounder and a single by lleilmann scored the winning run in tho sixth inning. Score by innings; D e tro it......... 900 0.31 009—t- 7-1 Philadelphia 011 901 000-3-11-2 Batteries: Dauss and Bnsxler; Rom moll and Cochrane. of tho aliieged cons to him Dom an room through thQ Glenn Gravatt n#u- 4 «P °rter, related f t the defendants S0U|.ht7 a plan to kidnan Hnally picked Ma?y & Negri nDo was also Jackie Coogan.<*5I FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE LOS ANGELES, July 28.—W’hnt Lakeland 5; St. Petersburg 0; U*» detectives diagnosed as n plot to innings.) kidnap Mary Piekford nnd hold her Sanford 4; Tnmpa 9. for $2,500,000 ransom was reveal­ ed by putting a physicians stetho­ NATIONAL LEAGUE scope to the crack under n hotel Pittsburgh 5; Boston I. 1 door. The operator of the listening Cincinnati 3; Philadelphia u. device told part of what he heard to make a hearty J? ? Chicago 3; New York 10. at yesterday’s session of the trial and wine, thought R St. Louis 9; Brooklyn 1— of three ulleged plotters, reading ,K“?£ Jn„ \ ,oaf ®f b r * from notes he took while words with boded green, or««4i AMERICA N L F.AGUE New York ft; St. Louis 2. Boston 7; Cleveland 16. Philadelphia 3; Detroit 4. Washington 5-2; Chicago 10-0; (Second game called ertd eighth, darkness.) SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Birmingham 1; Nashville 3. New Orleans 5; Little Rock 4. Mobile 4; Memphis 2. Real E state Auction Sales. Let us sell your pr Atlanta 4; Chattanooga 2. SENATORS D R O P DOUBLE B IL L TO THE W H IT E SOX How They Stand Stethoscope Revdals Conspirators’ P l o t To Kidnap Film Star getting every frac­ tion of mileage built into these marvel­ ous tires. Learn the nature of this service-it’s worthwhile. WightIntur^ot Bros. Co. alrtl S a n f o r d , F lo r id a rY T T Y ^ -ail �Phone 148 to r d D a lly Classified Directory fl«raM IT AD. RATES i; C ash In A dTaaea »• ' ■ d s . 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Higginbotham Held At DeLand On Charge Of Murder DELAND, July 20.—Luther B. __ i#« ■ Higginbotham, now being held in __ Be • }J"e the Volusia county jail here for •« ■ July 28, 1025. grnnd hearing for the murder of ______ 4« • LEARN ABOUT Polk County and T ypii io u b l * s b o r * Millard Minchew at Tomoka on the Tho Snnford Herald, lakeland, through the StarWIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing morning of May 21, lost, nnd Idello r a t e * *r» con* Sanford, Florida, Engraving, Embossing. See u 8 Telegram. Best advertising me­ Drury have been granted a marridium in South Florida. Published first. We do it. Phone 417-W. i age license, it has been learned t or r l i » " r « . mornings. STAR-TELECRAM— Gentlemen: R. R. Ave.-Commerclal St. here. It is understood thnt tho Lakeland, Florida. ‘it**, X *W *,rat mnrringo will be solemnized in tho Flense discontinue classified ad I insert­ jail on Sunday, July 26. Both REAL ESTATE , n r Is *° OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales ed in your paper yesterday. W ithin one gnve their nddressea ns Ormond, K , ! ? “ *d«' T h s 8 » n through the Xenia Gazette, Zcnhour from the time the paper came out I Florida. | rWl „ b« re*i>on*lhl* J. E. SPURLING, iu?j-di vision ia, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ incorrect In s e rtio n . I.uthor Higginbotham was nam­ hao a prospect for the lot and sold it to him speclatisL Subdivision to Or­ trict. Want ad and display rates t . rn for iu b a e n u e n t ed ns the murderer of Millnrd lando, Florida, and F l o r a this morning. on request. The office e h o u ld be Minchew by a coroner's jury nnd Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ in d l e te l r In cee e of There’s nothing the matter with The Inter nt n preliminary hearing be­ way. COLUMBUS <Gn.,) LEDGER — inVEtvrisr.na fore County Judge John E. IVnHerald’s pulling power. , rep resen tativ e th n rClassified ads have the largest cock, was held without bail for the ( t i e r w ith rate* , ru le e TIN AND MET AL WORK circulation in Southwestern Geor­ grand jury nt the fall term of tho Very truly yours, k a tl o n . w ill * l * e y o u gia. Rate 8c (G-word line) line. Bforinittlon. A n a If circuit court. It. M. HUM BLEY. th e y w ill s e s t e t y ou SIGNS Millnrd Minchew was shot to 1 y o u r w a n t *<L to TO REACH the prosperous farm­ death early in tho morning along Any Kind—Anywhere i r e effective. ers and fern growers of Volus^ the Tomoka trail west of Ormond. | T A N T f fO T IC B , ia county ndvertiso in the Deljtnd re e h o u ld g i v e t h e i r When annigned for the prcUmi< rs* I j o u N i p p e *> A o v j i . poetofflce e d d re e e *■ Daily News, rnte lc per word, cash najy hearing, Luther Higginbo­ t l r p h o n e n u m b e r II with order. tham declared thnt he shot in self, re e u lte . A b o u t o ne For Sale For Rent Formerly Sanford Sign Shop. : of e th o u s a n d hae a defense. Phone 480-W. Sanford Ave. At MAINE — Woterville, Morning in d th e o th e rs c a n t Fred Higginbotham, brother of | e w ith you u n leee First Street. Sentinel. Thousands of Maine FOR SALE: LUMBER delivered FOR RENT—Ground Floor Etka Luther, ,nnd Millard Minchew had ' y o u r address. in and around Sanford, yellow Bldg., 205 Oak Ave. Inquire up­ people are interested in Florida been arrested prior to the shoot­ JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds property. Reach them through pirn* framing, sheathing, aiding, stairs, C. T. Smith. j i t l a u e r e M UST be ing on charges of illegal posses­ of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. the Sentinel. Rate card on ap­ flooring, ceiling and finish. At fpereon af T b e S a a lald o ffice n r b y let* Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak plication. FOR RENT: Two room npnrtmcnt sion of liquor. prices thnt nrc a savings to you. r l e p b o a c d l e e e w t la * Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ —good location. Apply nt 12 The prosecution, it has been in­ Vermont Lumber Co. Oatecn, Fla. re a o t v a l i d . phone 111. or 6, GI4 Magnolia Ave. timated, will base Its case on the Prom pt. K fflcleiu. A LITTLE WANT AD IN The S ervice HERALD will bring you in big FOR SALE: Resident lot Tenth FOR RENT: House. See John alleged motive of crime ns being a quarrel said to have taken place Elm. East front. Sec own­ Musson. Building Material results. Advertise those old ar­ er and between the men following the ar­ at 700 Laurel Avenue. ticles you have stored away and rest that one of the arrested men have no use for. A little thirtyFOR RENT: 2 nicely furnished MIRACLE Concrete Co, general THIS Reasonable rent. had given the sheriff information cement work, sidewalks, build­ cent ad may bring you several FOR SALE: Fine home. 4 room bedrooms. about the liquor selling of the JS DIRECTORY ing blocks, irrigation boxc«. J. K. dollars. Phone 148 and n repre­ house, screened porch, 1 1-2 Phone 144-J, 107 Third St. other. sentative will call nml see you. acres land, 100 trees, variety small Terwllleger, Prop, FOR RENT: 5 room unfurnished fruit, nursery of 1000 trees. Ideal [ t o place w l t b l a e a s y TUBERCULOSIS CHECKED FLORIDA—ORLANDO- Orlando for poultry farm. Locates! south upstairs apartment. Ilth and people of S a n f o r d HILL LUMBER CO. Houss Elm St., $25 por month. Inquire nt ■o o ften n e e d e d . DUBLIN, July 28.—Tuberculosis Morninw Sentinel; largest classi­ city limits on brick road to Orlan­ Service, Quality and Price. ||a t w h en e n y e p e in tile Free State is gradually less­ fied business, rata lc a word, min­ do. Bargain for quick sale. Sick­ 117 Park Avenue. te reqnlrrd. I t le ening, statistics show. In 11)111 one imum 2-lc cash with order. ness. F. E. West, Longwood, Fla. ■Ip Sab etleally (n> Lumber and Building Material in about every 70 of the population ilea re. Lost And Found was affected by some form of the Carter Lumber Company THE MORNING JOURNAL is tho FOR SALE: By owners, beautiful Space Itt Thl* West Third Street Phone 668 accepted want ad medium in home, ...... . new house; ar* ncrcs, 125 LOST: A one hundred dollar bill. disease while in 1023 the propor­ had diminished to about one Between Friday evening and tion Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word ornnge nnd grapefruit, all benring, E CT 0 R Y in every 00. Tho decrease in an insertion. Minimum ->>e. I other fruits, palms, shrubbery, Saturday evening. Between Mi- deaths from nil forms of tuhercufPHONE lane Theater and Perkins Store on miles to Sanford, a bargain t losis in five years was 1,371. In 149 DAVID B. IIYEB TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, j ifthree sold at once. Owner leaving First Street. Finder please return 1023 the tuberculosis death rate Fla. Thousands read the clas­ town. P. O. Box 884, Eustis, Fla. to Herald Office and receive re­ was 1.41 per 1,000, ARCHITECT ward. sified pages of Florida's Great M em ber t i t lea Directory Home Daily, rates 2 cents a word. FOR SALK: New cypress boat, Goats nre sometimes driven over llo a e B u i l d i n g Minimum 25c, cash with order. Wanted good trailer and complete set of the plowed fields of the Nile Val­ fG — Multigraphing, O r la n d o , F l o r i d a Write for complete rate card. fishing tackle. Will sell cheap for ley to help break the colds. land mailing—ns you cash. C. A. Whiddon, 110 East 2nd WANTED TO RENT: Six or seven Iwhen you want it WEST VIRGINIA — Clarksburg. St. room house. Modern convenien­ 13. H. E. Porch. First The Clarksburg Exponent, morn­ ces. In select neighborhood. Con­ (Bank Bldg. S O I1 T III.A M I P A IN T ing issue 1 cent per word, mini­ to schools. Post Office Box FOR SALK or Exchange for Flor­ venient HILTON’S Th* P e ' n t T h a t K a v .a Tc~* mum 34c. 064, n .tn iiK u s h o p Money. ida Real Estate: A dandy bung- j MILES FOR RENT M a n u f a c t u r e d hr alow, four rooms, two large porchWANTED: Stenographer. Please 113 Mngnolia Ave. PALM BEACH COUNTY — The ■ beraiiN -l.lnilaley P a l a t C u |EEL Car. Drive it apply by letter to A. P. Connelly 6 First Class Barbers Sold hy scene of stur:ndous develop­ cs. cement basement, electric lights MIASINfl P A IN T tUIMPAN T lawn, good garden, well of | £ yon_ Oak and Second S t Special Attention ment, Read about it in the Pulni ('’.lce IIS Milan, ill. 1 A i r . fine soft water, garage and lots Given To Indies and Children. Beach Post. Sample copy sent on!r,|1c 8011 v. P h n i i . 3711 request. of Cornor lot with1 good WANTED: Job wanted by man , TOR FOR UIltK neighbors. Location-Alliance, 0. P with fnniilv of good working ttJTO SERVICE Day O. Box, Alliance, O. force to gather oranges, also to Meets all trains. Rag- Chinawarc in English Porce­ ADVERTISING gets re s u lts'll it reaches potential buyers. Pu- FOR SALK: Nice fat hens and work truck farm nr stock next rer. Phone 551 and 63-W lains, Bavarian ami Japanese latkn Daily News is circulated in fryers 35c nnd 40c per pound, year. Address N. Ellenburg, Box CAFE an industrial and agricultural sec­ leave your order ut 2203 Oak 311, Greensboro, Gn. China make lovely Rifts tion. Ave. I 8 ervicr nnd Quality Rooms For Rent The Ball Hardware ADVERTISE in tho Journal-Her­ Reigns P I A C A F E ald. South Georgia’s greatest Automobiles FOR RENT—Rooms with or with W’nffle House newspaper. Morning, afternoon, out meals. Reasonable rates. | t . Mgr. 105 W. 1st St. DEPEND All!, E USED CARS weekly nml Sunday. Classified W. H. LONG Lincoln House. 1921 D o d g e T o u r i n g . rates 10c per line. Waycross Jour­ |l)ELL CAFE nal-Herald, Waycross, Georgia. 1925 Dodge Coupe. MEAT MARKET sst In Service and QualFOR RENT: Front bedroom. Call 1923 D o d g e C o u p e . )t Street and Park Avent Milanc Theatre or 321 Mag­ TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— 1922 Dodge Touring. RINK’S FILLING 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. Send in your subscription to tho 1923 Dodge Graham I 1-2 (on nolia Avenue. Tribune or hand it to your local Truck. STATION DRUGS dealer so you can read Florida’s 1921 Dodge Screen 1-2 Ion Truck. Have you rooms to rent or sonic greatest newspaper. One year, second hand furniture to sell? 1113 Snnfurd Ave. Sanford, Fla. I. W. Phillips’ Sons IDRUG STORE — Pre$8.00, G months, $ 1.00, three months Uso Tho Herald's classified page Dodge Bros. Sales and Service Drugs, Sodas. We H. A. SPEIR $2.00. If you desire $ 1,000 insur­ Phone 3 Oak and 2ml St. 'and get results. bar you as your phone. ance policy add 75c to your order. Contractor and Builder EVERT TRUE dOHNoONI, YOU OUG-HT TO h a v e o e c * g w r r h O R e w S T G R / G R C , <AN"0 M e . W C K T « e f?B w e JU S T "SAW A PET)S STf^lANJ STR U C K 15>Y A O '.C ' T O O R IN Q C A R A N Q THROWN A TDlSTAMCe NO , I T Ol» A C O U T THIRTY TEE.T \ F & E .T • o r W A3 ALL fO f^ T Y ... ,. to r “ I YOU CAN GET Electric lights, Fuses, etc. At nig-ht when you find you need them. .ECTltlCAL ID ELECTRIC CO. fa to Gillon A Platt 1U. Everything eleekona 122. ElectragUh STATIONS AND O SUPPLIES rce stations. MagSecond. First and Elm, J'cnue ami 10th Btreot. rvice. FLORIST THE FLORIST" 1 *or sll occasions. He. Phona 260-W law yer I’lW A S . Office In Dank Building Annex. 417-L 3. J* Moughton LRCUlTECr »UonaJ Batik Bldg. Finrld* *99-M — Phone — 493-M 2108 PALMETTO AVE. Everything For the Sportsman At Ball Hardware Phone 8 ThnrouKhly Muileni D iiprovoB ienu H c r o e n e tl Ocean View Hotel Mrs. C. J. C o a ls , M gr. CORONADO B RA C H , F L O R I D A O |ip u All I h r Y r n r R a t e s : 13 00 p e r d a y . By th n w««k 126.00 duul)lo; $15.00 s i n g l e DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell S U M * ............................................ anything? If so advertise in M the Gainesville Sun. DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — Pensacola is beginning Hie greatest development in Georgia’s history; a half million dollar high­ way to the gulf beach just finish­ ed; at two million dollar bridge across Escambia Bay started; quarter million dollar opera house under construction; two millions being spent on highway; greatest chance for livo developers to get in on ground floor. Write Devel­ opment Department. Tho Pensa­ cola News. s Business Sites Apartment House Sites Water Fronts of F l o r i d a s i n c e R a t e r s n re * : F ir s t N ational B ank. 1S 8 4. J. II. HUTCHINSON IIU A I. KHTATK A c r e a g e , F a r m * am ) O r a n g e G ro v e * a S p e c i a l t y 1020 L a u r e l A v e n u e , M e m b e r of HANFORD, FLA. F lo rid a S tate F l o r i s t * A s s o c i a tio n . w hbm t v ^ S ^ 'T t h e V FR Y /A G o u t S I X r e c r r ____ f e l l o w M C I’rlirtJ nl First Street Extention kw s. s t r u c k FROM THE C u f? B r . — ■ [: J « L ^ r . 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In nm l to th o f a l l o w i n g d e s ­ c r i b e d land*, s i t u a t e , ly i n g an d b e ­ in g lu Iho C lly of Sn n furd . C o u n ­ ty nf S e m in o le a n d H ta te of F l o r ­ ida. m o r e p a r t i c u l a r l y d e s c r ib e d a s fo llow s, t o - w l t : All of B lo ck s D no ( I ) , T w o (2), T h r e e (,1> nml F o u r ( I ) , of G r a n g e H e ig h ts , n s p e r p la t ( h e r e o f ihily of re c o r d In F la t Book .1, o n p a s a Ht. o f th o p u b lic r e c o r d s o f Bern- HEAL ESTATE U n r r h o i i l P •*(•§« mil} INSURANCE ©nr M a r k off *lr»t f t t r r r t . ... ....... In ole C o u n ty , F lo r id * , a n d t o a n y n n d *11 o t h e r p e r s o n * w hose nam es are unknow n, c la im ­ i n g a n y r i g h t , t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t In nnd to th e lau d s h erelnahovn d e s ­ c rib e d . o r a n y p a r t o r p a r c e l t h e r e ­ of. It I* h e r e b y o r d e r e d t h n t y o u a n d e a c h o f y ou lie a n d a p p e a r b e ­ f o r e u u r s a id C i r c u i t C o u r t « t t i n C o u r t H o u s e a t S a n f o r d . F lo r id * , o n t h e *th d a y of S e p t e m b e r . A. D,. 1*35, n m l t h e n n n d t h e r e m a k e a n ­ s w e r t o t h e bill o f c o m p l a i n t e x ­ h ib i te d a g a i n s t y o u In t h i s c a u s e . It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s o r d e r lie p u b li s h e d III th n S n ti f o r d H e ra ld , n n e w s p a p e r p u b li s h e d Iri S a n f o r d . .Seminole C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , one* e a c h w eek fo r e i g h t co nn o ou U \e weeks. W ITN KStt m v h a n d a n d t h e nenl o f th e C ir c u i t C o u r t of t h e H e v ru tli Judicial C ircu it of th e H int* of F lo r id a . Ill a n d f o r H em lnu ln C o u n ty , o n th i s th n 3 t h day of J u n e , A. U„ 1326. V, K. DOHOLAB 8 , C lerk of ik e c i r c u i t C o u r t H e v e n th J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t r i d * In n m l f u r Hem In ole By A. it. WMKKH, D, t . fS H A L ) P r C n l t e * A S p e n c e r, S o li c it o r s ...... n n d ... o f ..... Counsel fo r th e C o m p lain an t s G. TAYLOR DYER Printing— Decorating PHONE 303 Wo rcconimond the following iih tho throo host monoy-mak> ors in our office ut this lim e: ■ 100*177. 9ll,:UMMN> 1171 on Celery Avenue just off Sanford Avo. $40. per foot l l r M i l r n r r lot mi l.m ir r l \ i r . , fitrliiK l*nrk* c o r n e r lorntliHi* n nice luiiiu’iittr, %i4»rfli I n * m t IicnlInti. la t mi I’u rk A w u n r . t l n k l r r n ritittn iirr* tilri* t r c r i i llm* m ilt 1i b o r h mul, util" Ail 1 12 0 t n c i c r n t n ic e h u m e a l a lie b u il t ml | nl ut titf In llir n rr tr f u t u r e , ic*mi| term * , %«•*» nI i ratiui *4|t it HUli tin ii mil tit? * ru n • I r n c l r it n f u l u r e u mi iiiefnl hit hr* h n r i l n unit flau ro , b u il t In linlli, u r r n l haiue, r r l r e i l nl ©H,IHHMiO. 11\ ee |i Hull n 11> r a i l Irriu t. T » *• nice I h I m a n h ik e n m r t aa u n l r | t'lu li. i i a u h l iitiikr c i ­ r r i l e n t nIfr f a r 4but cu illllrf h a in e t h n t > mi l i m e litreu pi nil til ii if, I ’li i* (i fit* n I* mil) on cm*) teriiit* SO foot lot on Park Avenue Very desirably located. A KNOCKEK NEVER WINS, AND A WINNER NEVER KNOCKS, Considerably below market Value Very easy terms. JOIN THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE M O R G A N T O W N . W . V A ., p e o p le U a s ld c n t i\ j o HE JUST A FEW OF OUR OFFERINGS AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, Gn., Augusta’s greatest classified medium, rate, cash, Do charge. 10c minimum. are interested in Florida. Each of them through a classified ad ill the Morgantown POST. Six cents a word for six consecutive issue*. ^ Bodwell Realty Co., 211 E. FIRST ST. A. P. CONNELLY & SONS It E A L T O It S Magnolia nt Second. T H E CLARKSBURG EX PO N EN T Phono 48 —Central' West Virginia's larg­ W. R. SMITH, MGIt. LOANS INVESTMENTS est daily. Want ad rate 1 l-2c per word; 4 insertions 1 1— lc; 6 or more lc per word each insertion. l i M i i M i m i i a a ■aaaR a«*e*e>**"ail,IMI,,,Illinillli,IMIIII,>,,l,>' a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ "■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ "■ ■ nM aaaaaaB aaaaaiaaaaB B aaaB B aB aaea Itose Court Lot No. 79 $1550. Terms. By GEORGE McMANUS 3N0 UP FATHER | | C b X C Q C C = < i T l 'f d ^ T ^ C C 'M V 9 LA v-bT^H lC H Ti P L K X lM * J# i. * ^ [ M A ^ i e X v / o O L O r H ’TW, ^ ^ E^ E ; A tC EhrT 4 T H lft M O R N IN *rviE o h u y c^o t ^ O O ’b T ’A. * C U P OF CObTOMCIR.] ( leas V h s c * /n 'A D im e , t i p f o r 147 Acres on Sanford Avenue $800.00 per acre long Terms AM ’ A. P ltlC E . o r .P iE - . w m t e r : -------- I ?" ----- 1 w a a t e r . 7 L_lJH C p\ rv. TH E D IM E ^ ",j SANFORD REALTY CO Inc. , H. S. LONG, Mgr. Rooms 9-10-11 Ball Bldg. Phone 057. O H M IM B B I M923 BY IgTL^fe'fATDWt* £ c r v i C*7 t Nt.. v .1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 29, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 29, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 29, 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/55cdac0f669406c8adb77f6a01c7f3bb.pdf 6ec1ef401fdc30f711fde6955bac7575 PDF Text Text toUR NEWSPAPER icd in Florida’s ITcnrt, .W RA TH Eft FOR FLORIDA Fair In south, local Ihunrtershnv trft In north portion Tuesday nr Wednesday; moderate souths winds. Maximum temp. ........ ......... 'A World’s Greatest Vegetable i, ]I h Richest Garden Land ►iniimum 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. FLORIDA, TUESDAY. JULY 28, 1925. [y Of Bryan Ijes CAPITAL READY limple S tate As FOR LAST VISIT site Is Paid Him OF COMMONER jOfSympathyJ ito The Little [ouse Where temains Rest MILESTONES IN LIFE OF BRYAN PRICE FIVE CENTS tem p. ___________ TT? NUMBER 308. He Started New Monkey War Meeting Will Be Hel Tonight At City Hal Near Crest of a Swelling Slope Where .Many Heroes Lie, Body of Great States­ man Will Rest Peacefully DAYTON’, Tenn., July 0 3 _ Flay Makes Character Only 108 Karr To Re Principal Milestones in the life of William Site Chosen Monday; Is Assertion of Dr. Jennings Brynn, follow: Speaker At Meeting i • v. Burial to Be Friday March 19, 18Cp—Born at Salem, Alexander Karr In Illinois. In Interest Of Big X In 18,0 Entered public schools Simple Rut Impressive Will Address to Women Civic Drive Here 1877—Eh.Vred Whipple AcaAlBe Washington’s Tribute ' 40WK«T»-a*mrnaom • /, ... •; •* *•- \ \ J 1/ / cmy. 10 Memo;} of Dead Leader Here is Loren Winner, who stirred up what promises to he another '■Jk \\ ( graduated from Illi­ fill Be Shipped nois1881—Was evolution trial" at Washington by filing t,uit to withhold pny from College, Jacksonville, Illinois July ' 38.—Near teachers who "teach disrespect to th Bible" by giving instruction in I trlinffton, Its being valedictorian of his class. ’ theWASHINGTON. crest of a swelling slope where various sciences. He is shown here talking it over'w ith Jocko, of ' 1883— Graduated from Unionsleep n great company of the dead the monkey tribe. [Resting Place College of I.aw, Chicago, and be­ of many wars, the American gov­ - ■ ■■ , 'h H b gun practice in Jacksonville. ernment Monday marked out i n 1 Urges Women of This Keen Interest Shown 1884— Married to Miss Mary K.Arlington Cemetery n final resting Tonn., July 28. Baird, a t Berry, III. Removed to Place for William Jennings B ryan., City to Strive For y of William Jcn- Lincoln, In Organization Of Ncbr. Ilis burial there late Friday a ft­ fnn lay in simple Community House 1888—Elected delegate to state ' i noon, with simple ceremonies, Campaign F o r c e s |c home o f a friend convention. "ill fulfill his own oft repeated I 1890—Elected to congress in ! wish. In life a crusader for peace, \ lie people of Amer“Character is formed while Everything i.s set for the sympathctic trib- nominally Republican district and he chose in death to lie where tin at piny", declared Dr. A lex­ "Greater Sanford" mnss meet­ started fight for tariff reform. loinhs of militurv ythers from among ander Karr, educational direc­ ing nt the now city hnll ut 8 * * * v « ;5 s r . f i s s s r s ■a* f i r It poured m essages tor of the American City Bu­ o’clock tonight. Because of yet |ncc into the little i s a a - o r n i m l ih . reP™i IS rb J hil1* emorials ^ towering the tremendous interest in the District of Columbia Court reau, in his address to a rep­ jich houses the re­ Sherman silver purchase act. resentative number of the wo­ reared to Washington and Lincoln. campaign to “put Sanford on To Act Today Upon Motion 1894—Choice of Nebraska Dem­ commoner, I he right he thus asserted to a men of Sanford in a special the map," civic leaders tire ex­ ocrats f°r United States senator. place in the nation’s citadel of mil­ To Throw Out Suit Entered thousands, whoso meeting at the Woman’s Club 1890—Editor of Omnhn World- itary dead was hi* by virtue of pecting it to he (he greatest Recently by Loren Whittner ill championed, inourn- Herald. Monday night when he spoke m eeting of the kind in local those stirring days of '98 when he silcntly of varying 1890—Nominated for president 1 on the slihject of playgrounds history. he had found in Man Has No Right To for children and their intllicnco in 3 Gold" speech. « • " S" S n . f i ' r . . " * ™ : ! , " will be in non chord when he of The feature of the meeting will the building of character of th? Mrs. Elizabeth Ackerman, nn in­ that community of death where n.s a defender of the Filter Suit, Is Claim , , , . 1898—Colonel of Nebraskan he the address of Dr. Alexander people of n city. P ep many cdmiiiU* 1 of tho Spanmate of a home for tho aged at Knrr, tho eloquent Chicago civic e and revealed rcllg- ( volunteers in Spanish-Amerir; 1,11 ish-Amcricnn war, mil la r Iron ( ’rewNamhcringTwenty-Four Ha ngnln repented the quotation Rochester, N. Y., is 108 years old leader who ha* stirred the public t war. United S lates Can’t Be Sued, Arrested While Beginning from Muterlink. the great Belgian but still takes an active interest Owen, daughter of, 1900—Nominated for president the Dewey mausoleum ami the Is Another Contention Of philosopher, "what we do in our in life. Her favorite topic of con- spirit of Sanford with his m aster­ monument that honors those who Tusk of Unbinding Liquor joined her widowed at Kansas City convention, ly addresses filled with convincing Counsel for Government hours of leisure, determines m ore 1 vernation is recipes for soup nnd testimony Cargo Valued at $250,(1(10 today. She was a c - ; 1901—Established the common, died on the Maine. of the fundamental re­ than war and labor the moral | gingerbread—they made them betNot nil of the plans for Friday’s y her husband, Major cr. — sources of Sanford nhd enthusiasm fen, who has been a c - 1 1905-00—Made tour of world funeral services nave been arran g ­ WASHINGTON, July 28.—For- worth of a nation." Ur. Karr! ter, 7*» years ago, than they do about its future. NEW YORK. July 17.—The tw.. ed, but it seemed certain that thousand ton steamship Augusta null motions for the dismissal of stated that he has studied this hit now, she says, her on a lecture tour, with family, Tonight’s meeting is for both ierman Jennings, widow 1908—Nominated for president the Commoner wmii# be commit was captured by customs officers I '• Washington evolution case of philosophy for a number of men nnd women, and a large a t ­ years and has found it to lie almoted to his tomb with only those in the Hudson river off Dyktltiiu were filed in the District of I’oGovernor Jennings of i third time. tendance of thn latter is expected. fhe |>arty will nccom1913—Named secretary of state ceremonies which are fitting for a street Monday after the ship had 1 liinihin Supreme court Monday by bitcly true, The municipal hand will give a plain and humble citizen. No plan run the gauntlet of the rum block- the United Staten Government, and 1 Ole success of the English, he Nineral party to Wash- by President Wilson. concort in advance of the speaking asserted, is mainly due to their jbrrow morning, I91G— Retired from Wilson cab­ iiad been made to sound for him mlo ami her crew had unloaded an ! Washington «.ly authorities. program. They will he presented to Jus- love of (day. First, he nnid, thoy the bugle call that says a Inst disposed <>f a cargo of liipior worth lit of the Inst rites for inet. nearly, and always have, played tleg prices, lenvj lice Kiddons today when the court An np|ieal to the public to show 1920—Pleaded for prohibition en­ farewell to the soldier, nor to heap! $230,000, at I (will bo simple and with­ in teams; second, they play fairly their interest in a Greater San­ Ics aboard. The 1 calls up tho injunction proceedings up on his bier the pompous tribute] iug only |3 hotth forcement before Democratic con­ in accordance with the ford movement by attending thin of a great government for a fallen <row of 21 men was arrested ami i-sued by Loren II. W hittner, „ and squarely and for the love of | Mrs. Brynn. The bo- vention a t San Francisco. meeting ha* been made hy I’rc/.i1923— Became chief liguru in leader of the people. Those of In j the captain admitted having turn government employe, to stop the sport; nnd third, they have always ian has borne her sorbe. n comparatively independent in dent Edward Higgins of tho Cham­ payment to salaries to certain prosecution of Booties evolution friends who are doing for him the , oil the liquor cargo over to "retailin flinching courage nnd Washington city school officials on school life uway from home. Thun LommlHsioner Rhodes lolls ber of Commerce. In part he Mid: 11 times dTrected the nr- trial and made passionate defense last enrthly service believe h e 1 era” for distribution. I'hiladolphia Moot ini; That This is the first known case ttie ground that they permit the has English character even n< far "Every public spirited man nnd ifor the care am! burial of religious faith ut Dayton, Tenn^ would approve of no funeral |»re Host Mnrki'tiuR, Production woman in the city ought to con­ gram hut th-; simplest. rlnco the coast guard b lo c k a d e teaching in the public schools here I tick ns the Anglo-Saxons been ile f luajliami's remains. mutter fur "dlsres|ivct for the Holy yeloped, hr said. What they did Come From United Efforts sider himself n committee of u o IT A D O r u t r i r n tiy .-.onVw , «r T \ n In oi tar *vr\ ^however, tho go<>- started that a ship of such 'aljq Bible." in tliejr leisure tqmt resulted in to help make this civic gimiel^-V^ successfully has eluded Ih? Aim jlnnt group that the . ^ eminent nnd the nation will do Appearing for Frank White, nation" ” 111 W° rth ° f U,‘‘ K"Kli*1' lould be laid in state upon I I I PHILADELPHIA, July 28.—'The a Nueces.*, It can be done by oarL R H T A D I A \ [ C what thev nr> permitted to «i>. •>> chasers and slipped into the har­ person attending himself and hy treasurer of the United States, ona eaJiCounty courthouse lawn X VF IV V / 1 / V l i l i i i l O honor Inin. By direction of I*:,si- bor. Greeks Sponsored Recreation I / T " 1"0* bringing or influencing others to of the defendants in W hittncr’s r |t was for a time decided, As tile ship was being toweil deiit Uoolidgo flags on the govern­ As another illustration of the up- ‘ 'T . . ? ” ? ? come. If too ninny 'leave it to [finally agreed upon was ment buildings will fly a t half to the barge office, Assistant Sol suit. District Attorney Gordon building of character through play, I ? 1 ,0 "Dranizisl ef- George,’ the meeting will not be asked dismissal on several grounds, last viewing of the body mast on the funeral day. His body icltor of the legal division of the •f of* which were that Witt, .. . • .! ' fr-\, ’ operative exchange, the meniheni the success that it should be. San­ Ekii should be on the lawn J. 11.Jackson Delivers A d d re s s will lie in state for a time too, aft customs service, held n prelimin­ the chief t a n d lit " of the American Institute of Co. ford’s greatest opportunity I.* here, fers’ residence, er its arrival here Thursday morn­ ary hearing aboard the vessel, ex­ ner ns a lux payer has no s On Value of Chamber Of Iing, lint it is doubtful whether this amining Charles Wilson, acting log in court and that the United m d, D eveV S h i 1 r 1 ,w • operation today were told at the ft _is n time for the whole ritixen(oks, gifts of the dead people. If every fifth lot or square IIlllv,.ri,ity ,lf ivnnsylvania by I ship to put their shoulders to the Commerce to Community final public tribute will bu paid captain, mill others of the crew. States cannot be sued without its in living cherished today Sanford vvn.i a playground, d<*- M. VI Rhodes, l»l.. I.. 1Florida .0 . iJ,... i__ : wheel am) unite their efforts to consent. State Commisin any public building. Customs officials said the opera­ tuulnton nnd Mr. Stuwdared the speaker, there would alontr their utmost to make Sanford one Other Grounds. of Marketing. tions of thi« Augusta were th” most Not until Friday will the family slieved Mr. Bryan's Inst Members of the Rotary Club way Other grounds enum erat'd are: he i no i possible , ■ ,to keep , -him iH'legntes Delegates from all over the of the great cities ur tho state." fcet was to inscribe his listened with a great deal of in- circle be complete and the funeral daring in the history of the cus­ That the hill of complaint does The force nnd determination "f * \ & T ,,Initw l UnHilda nnd Europe Ireetings upon their fly lerest at the luncheon of the or­ service that afternoon probably toms and prohibition laws. None not state facts sufficient to con­ u' ' " K and before many months ''V^r were in attendance and Com m '- Imek of the campaign was fully ly were found just after ganization a t tho Seminole Cafe will be held in the Washington of (lie officers had n license, it stitute a valid cause of ncli m in homes Rhodes told them of tho doinoiinJrated h u t night nt the Iner’s death was discov- today to tho brief talk of Hr. place of worship where Mr. Rrvan was charged, no log was kepi and equity. the city limits would have to In sinner growtli of the Florida Citrus Ex­ imeting of captains to sMcct lieu­ \\ upon the scarcely dry Alexander Karr, educational direc­ was a constant attendant during there were no ship's articles giving That the complaint states n o !extended 10 or 12 miles ill every change and the benefits that tho tenants for the big drive to come were nenned the me. - tor of the American City llureau, the portontious days of his ser­ the names of the crew. direction. Thus through their grout next week. Tho officers of th? The seizure of the Augusta came facts which, if true, won'I i :Ct!e iovo for piny, and organized rue re- growers hud derived from it. finulship just liefore on the subject. “Tho Making of a vice in the cabinet. team organization and 22 captains plaintiff to the relief pri y *r. lie told them that the Florida after customs officials itml receiv­ The place of his entombment nt Two of the "ift hooks Man. ’ That it Is loanifest lip hi on i |c ntlon sponsored by the rulers of citru s Exchange, with rt,00» men,, answered the roll call and they ed a tip that liquor was to b • un­ Arlington was chosen Monday by a j of a volume of Mr. Dr. K arr emphasized tho fact face of the complaint thn* 'Prea ti he Greek Empire, the (.reeks of hem, 20 sub-cxcharigcs and 123 as- spent the entire evening in select­ pche*, while the others that anything that does not help friend of many years, Ben. G. Da­ loaded from it. Shortly before last rcr White hus no individual inter h:holars : ' . and . . most r » intellectual ' H - i . ,peon . „ . s . „ -child „f „cces. ing men for their team*. The spirit midnight officers boarded tho of a treaties of the in the tanking of a man is of no vis, to whom the former secretary est in the cuntrirversy nnd that tin' sity” which was organized because of the meeting wa* gratifying to >Gry of state political vrliie and consequently should he hud expressed more thnn one** lii- freighter, but found that of its United States alone would I • uf *■!•• of nil times, ho suiil. un acute economic need. In the campaign leaders nnd there is desire to sleep In the historic na­ cargo of 2,3(10 cases of champagne, fected by any decree again Dr, Karr further cited the eu­ of abolished or prohibited. early years of the citrus industry every reason to look forward to cordials and whiskey, only fifteen (M of honor at the ’ -r'.riinniont liked best by tho Rom­ in hlorida, he said, oranges were the "sides" body lie ing one of the J. H. Jackson of this city also tional burying grounds. He loved White. an < > .* thn Roman Empire. This wn* remains today, the spoke ut length to the members the serenity of the sweep of th bottles remained secreted in the Complaint Fails. a luxury uml command* best ever organized in the state. the American Legion of the organization and their visi­ wooded ridge, rising in gentle1 folds 1 quarters of the officers. different from Ih*' Greeks, They considered ’I he captains will call upon their Corporation Counsel Stolen > , for e<l fair prices while production cost Captain Wilson admitted that be­ detail of six former tors on the "value of the Chamber from the Potomac. He wanted, too, fore dawn Sunday morning the the Wn ihington city nUthuriti is, wanted killings ami hloodshud. The .. ,in wi*» low and gluttcred market? lieutenants today and tomorrow to lie close to the nation’s memor­ fcnihiTs who be on duty of ( omtnorce to this cominiinit Romans spent their leisure time liquor was transferred to a lighter. also took the position that Witt- Hill ..a,. * spent their c sure time tn w m . p r o u d l y unknown, so that and get their positive consent to frd The II brought out the fact that had ial to Abraham Lincoln, whom hi’ Tally _ without. nrms. ............... growers could pick and ship rerve in tin* drive, and Thursday slips found on his confirm­ ner is without .standing mid do* I thi !» ir_ downfall.T u,,U lhuH c r , , f t h the I P»Y this last trib u te ! it not been for the excellent work loved, and that wish will he ftilfill- ed his story. I chin'd that the complaint fails to their own fruit independently and will turn in "certified" lints to tho < d. ' a » 4 L ............... It! . C .t . .. L In Chicago where there lire hirwln. Clay Green, I of this community organization I'Cinpaign heudnuarters. The meet, make money. Assistant Solicitor Barnes wns.*®t forth any specific facts as to The chosen place is one of the I practically no playgrounds for the i. hd Morgan, Will Iduring the past several years Snning Inst night was under the di­ unable to learn the names of ownthe teaching of anything in (Us­ The commissioner pointed out (Continued on Page. Three) large populace and only a few that hy 1893 tho production of cit- rection of I’rcsideni Higgins, R. J. ilf'ed Ault. George'ford probably would have been a ers of the Augusta, hul u rmiirnct respect of the Holy Bible, p a rk ', stated Dr. Karr 80 per cent Friend (.f the do- 1 vastly differ* ■nl city. found nmong Wilson’** papers inMe. Stevens usked that a heariii fruit hud increased in Florida Holly, Colonel of teams, Majors J. ■the recent volution It iias lieen through the efforts dicatisl that she hud hocii charter-; ing on hit motion he set down for of crime is committed by juveniles, to 3,(MK),0()(i boxes per yenr but tile ‘ Ball, Floyd . I’nlrncr,. J. 0 . Shir,hander of the Guyton of tile local trade body, be assert­ ed by a New York iii.in front a res- next Friday, while District Atlor- persons undet 20 years of age. big freeze of 1894 95 reduced the j milser, and D. L. Thrasher. Tho An actual experiment in certain ed, that a large amount of out ideal of Miami, Fla., for the uin ncy Gordon said he was ready for average annual production for tltv i I**tt®r took the place of H. R. Ste(Continued on r a g e Three) Jn earlier Monday tie- side capital has been brought hit > of $1 and a 30 per cent shade of hearing tomorrow. In the usual nuxt eight years to 350,(KM) boxes, i verts, who was called out of town. expression „f ,jeep Snnfoni and through this organ | I I course the hearing would lie held c 1 1 V V n r L tin* profits. "Fo we had only 350,01)0 boxes] U- H. McFnrlnnd campaign ntatithe offer of Dayton izatinn that a luimtsT of enter-! 1 *. <♦ o L J o v I t i l Yr t\ The contract stated that the oil the motions to dismiss before of citrus fruit in Florida to distri- * » explai ned tho plan of c.unhi a military guard of prising business and industrial (Continued on 1‘nge Tlueel (Continued on Huge Three) bute among the 75,00(1,01)11 ..... pie paign. and make a pit :t fi Itend Mi. Hryau on his firms have been secured for this I SWAMRSCTOTT, Mass.. July 28. in the United States of one box per cent co-operation on the part |y Journey. She urged city. i I'resident Coolidge heheves the for every 219 persons. In 1910 the of the entire ritixen.ihip to i i <k>.> |t L-ntati«jn and show bo Clyde Griggs, vlce-nresid'.'iit of 1 Federal Trade Commission has a 1 production increased to (’>,100,000 the campaign the greate .t poaaiblo the Rotary Chib of Alielinc, Kan., ! useful function and he is not in ; bnxcM or one box for every 15 per­ success. Simple people," the was present as a visitor and spoke sympathy with suggestions that u 1 "The time has com e" lie said, sons the supply had increase 1,100 |he i omiuoncr said af- briefly to the Rotarians. Gregg he abolished. It was the preiiper cent, and the growers were “when It i* desirable that every : Purchase by Birmingham in ter­ pan-r jn which she Black of DeUm l was also a guest dent’s conviction that while some ■ citizen render some kind of service —> cats from the lak e Jessup (and getting $1.31 per box. ''itnlly proposal, of the club. "Realizing that they must hrnnd- to nid in this movement. If n per­ of the criticism of tho trade com- 1 NEW YORK, July 28.—William support the proposition that a child Company of 1,300 acres, situated • all arrangements Members present were: George mission is perhaps justified it it Meanings Bryan’s last forma! ut horn into a home where neither Jsouth of I.ongwimd and lying he- en the market, if the industry was son docs no more than simply em­ W, Hrockliam, Rnndall Chase, If. performing a difficult task as tin: terance on evolution, entitled Tho parent can read or write, may, in I tween laiko Triplet and Rattle- to yield any profit, farseeing men phasize to other* the imimrtAncu J" shielded from C. Du Rose, Dr. A. W. Epps, F. J. policeman of business and on a Bible is Good Enough for Me. np- spite of such an inheritance, rhm Unaku Lake, was reported here to- of the industry organized the of the sueeess of this enterprise* F inquiries of news Gonzalez, M. C. Haddock, W. M. whole i - performing useful ser­ lieurs in the current issue of Col­ to intellectual heights, provided I day. Tho purchase price is snid Florida Citrus Exchange. It had he will he helping. The state of r v Hie local nttornoy-i Haynes, Wvn. J. Hardy, C. K. vice to the public. lier's Weekly ns an answer to the environment is favorable. to make the same fight that all mind in the community in regard to approximate $213,000. 1'" n constantly In at- Henry, Edward Higgins, W. C. No Reflection. claims for evolution made in tlioj Plans for th« immediate develop- 1 economic reforms have to make to this project is ideal. Kveryb«aly 1 lb] ii.’oolm •• to Hutchinson. George W. Knight, "Most of our great men in the nient of the tract into tt subdivis­ against prejudice, scepticism and want* to see it a big success. They SWAMI’SrOTT. Mass., July 28. previous issue by Leonard Darwin, ,,r Mr. Haggnrd her Flunk F. MncNcill, Dr. S. I’uTes- —-Gonsmnatlori of the European son of Charles Darwin. United States come from the com­ ion property, are being made hy self-interest. It was effected by want to see Sanford advertise:t l*'1" e would be repent- ton, F. E. Roiimillat, S. O. Rliin- security pact in the opinion of "The theory of evolution," Mr. mon pen|>!<< and it is no reflection I the new owners, it is said. Prartf- lean years that brought members widely. They want to see tl.i > city J l >'mission to those who holscr. W. W. f . .Smith. Dr. It. E. President Coolidge would lay a Bryan says, “is dangerous to so- upon the parent to say that a child ,cnlly the entire tract will be divid- and prosperous years that resulted one of the most active soot* in t 8“ the world of keenly in- Stevens, D. L. Thrasher and A. E. brood foundation for further dis- jciety. When one consider- man surpassus him in breadth >>t mental ],.,| into lots with frontage on lakes, in setbacks. It ban come through •state during the next six or eight ders. Yowell. from un infant in 1909 to n robust months, and they know that thi? nrmument. I’uhlishcd reports . hut u 'bundle of characteristic* m- vision or in depth of intellectual 1 making the property still more J" Idle Uuroslty. youth of Hi seasons today. Con­ Is th« best method of succeeding. thut th? president hud given up , Merited from brute ancestor?, in enthusiasm. And thi* i not an xjrnhte fL. home sites. r’te of the atalesmnn'a "The next two weeks will dot er­ hope fo ranother armament con- ninny evolutionists do, it not only evolution, because we have exam­ Residence:* together with busi­ stant changes have been made reniurkuhly free from City Commission Has ferenco were denied today at- | libels man the greatest handiwork ples of ignorant children who weru ness houses, making the tract a since its organization. mine to a large extent just w hit curoslty. Through the Short Session Monday though it was pointed out that jof the Almighty, hut It paralyze the descendants of intelligent par­ settlement within itself, are to be "The organization ns it exists kind of a Chamber of Commerce: rvnrcely enough |H>rsons ents. They simply lack the ambi­ erected, it is reported. Extensive today i* composed of growers, as­ you are going to have and how European conditions are not yet all efforts nt reform. !>'• seen around the RugFollowers of Darwin have curri­ tion and ideuls that inspired in- improvements on the property are sociations, suhexchungen and the large your advertising fund wilt Only routine business was trans­ propitious for initial, to Indicate a that any acted a t the meeting of the City conference move. ed this diM-’lrinc so fur as to de­ riustry. This is not a defect that to be started ut <once so that it exchange. Each of these groups be. So much depend* tiism the ,* ^unusual interest or aii> Commission nt the City Hall Mon­ d are that pity and sympathy, the comes in the blood, hut is the rv- >may bo placed on the market dur­ hu* a vital part in tho general two weeks that it will bo to lie* pr<imineiife were within day afternoon nt 'ts regular meet- l»i*cu**es Agricultural Situation I greatest of moral forces, are un- suit of hud com ('anions or hail ing „ tho w.......K m ih scheme of co-operative marketing self-interest of every citizen tn do coming m season. hi tie residence. One or ing. The paving of a number of, 8 WAMP8 COTT, Mas.*., July 28. manly and interfere with the com- habits. Those fam ilar with the location I *nd ‘‘Ul*k kl,s problems that ureih ls utmost^ to make th fayton friends sat on the streets was discussed ami there | —Discussion of the ugricultuCil ing of their merciless 'superman’. "Nothing could lie nion disas­ of the tr a d declare it is one of I l,r«*'ticnlly its own. Yet the inter- i» • “r™**: II nccaaionnly u neighbor was di i motion of a loan to he ask - 1 situation between President Cool­ A few people who profess to be­ trous to the race than to have pa­ the moat attractive in the state, ICH^ "/ l*lu department* arc so lucred to offer her uid ed by tile j ity. The proposed city idgo and congressional leuders who lieve in evolution have ever read rents net according to the philns- | possessing all of the things which IeIo««ly allied that each one is con-' Man and Two Boys are elation. But the street beautification commission, ophy of evolutionists. If every p a -|^ „ lu miikis^up a dcsirahVo^rusiden-1cornc*l about the problems ami ac ... which ..... . ' jire visiting white court for con Darwin. * F*** empty of observ'er'.. was authorized hy the state legis- fdrences ha.* revealed a general I rent, who, lacking education, **i- gjn| section I n»in«Under- Estimate. tivities of •*— the -n-— other. 'r*.« The — exchang . Dead From Poisoning afternoon suminorusi laturc at its last session, ___ was ___ not m agreement ........ ......... .. ....................... All Darwinians are prone to un -! tribute*! it to an inherited defect, is primarily interested in the that legislation in the lan NEW HAVEN. Conn., greatest returns for its fruit. f*n announcement that I appointed as had been announced next enngress 'should he limited to ' dcr-estinmte the relative Import- and believed thut his children Markets >l see the dead mnn’s some time ago. , ............................... a co-onerativp marketing bill, the ^a nee of environment. To argue | would Inherit that defect, it would Two boys and a man i jor moro men and women, *■* - the •• com -!1 main recommendation * ......................... . . ........ Inherit intelli- chill the spirit which has led pu\MIIASSADOH TO JAPAN l*IES]df*d in a room Following the------meeting, of the bres that descendants >uiitonances ami with mi*sioners met as the equalizing I ident’s agricultural conference re­ gcuce because of physical laws i* • rents to'devote themselves to tho Hotel here today uftei CHICAGO. July 28.—Wheat, voices, quietly visited heard and equalized the proposed maining to be translated into law. to ignore the fact that intelligent j improvement of their children, September, 1.48Vi tn !.48!i; De­ TOKIO, Japan, July 28.—Edgar lul l been hroken down I and as quietly withdraw. paving of a number of streets. people surround their children with ( “Darwinism gives us the doc- cember. 1.49Vi to 1.49Vi; Corn, Addison Bancroft, American Am­ Lance to the room vbic r3 were seen to fall Secretary uf Agriculture Jardine an environment thnt cultivate? in- •trine of despair; Jesus brought in­ September, 1.04', to 1.04'i ; Oats, bassador to Japan, died this (Wed­ occupied since Sunday, ^?uy shed in sympathy but seen Monday nigh! nesday) morning at Karuizawa. The United States Mint a t C ar­ ays that motor truck* are not tellectual ideals and furnishes edv-jto the world the Guspel of Hope, September, 43Vi to 43H . "Darwinism enthrones selfish* NEW ORLEANS. July 28.—Cot­ 1man went to a nearby t son City, Nivadn, is to he tra n s­ hurting the railroads by taking the cation opportunities to th* childn*n?t part they echoed formed Into a Federal prison, nc- short-haul business from them, as j ren. 'n es-; the Bible crowns iovo as tho ton. stead, October, 24.50; May, elvvd 1 food. The boy* are a During 1924, Palestine UU on l'age Three) 214)1. riicro is proof in abundance to greatest force in tho world." .ami l'- yearo old, i immigrant.* 11,851 Coidiug to government orders. it never has paid the railroad*, Daughter >s In Dayton Says Playgrounds Arc Badly Needed Higgins Asks For Large Attendance Motions For Dismissal Of Washington Evolution Case Are Filed By Government IN HARBOR AFTER f FLORIDA MARKET EXPERT SPEA K S ON CO-OPERATION ON MAN MAKING Coolidge Believes Trade Commission Magazine Publishes Final Utterance Of Bryan Upon Subject of Evolution mfrrcnfe*.-., y. Longwood Tract Is S o I d Birmingham Group For $215,000 ! �am .... .ti: >• ( w.—. <»e«. » r tt - ^ • ■i t -I-**j- FLORIDA INCORPORATED 16 Miles from Orlando 16 Miles from Sanford Direct East Coast Route from Sanford through1Oviedo ram Rich Truck and Citrus Land OVIEDO, in one of the richest trucking and citrus sections of Florida, is by no means a new develop­ ment city. OVIEDO, for many years has been famous for its truck farms and gray haired sel­ lers who know of the early days reside there. It is an established city recently incorporated and from both Orlando and Sanford, complete net­ work of paved roads in every direction; a back country that has been profitable to every farmer The country surrounding Oviedo is pretty. Gen­ tle rolling hills and large cool lakes place this section second to none. It takes no far-seeing business man to realize that every opportunity awaits the investor in and around Oviedo. Prices Lake Front Properly on Beautiful Deep Lake, with Large Frontage. Paved road runs through this property; adjoins city limits of Oviedo; pric­ ed reasonably. Small cash payment. Rasy terms. arc low and even now the traffic to Oviedo has doubled overnight. Anyone who has been in Florida for only a few months knows the value of time. The biggest profit is to the man who gets in first. The true value of Oviedo is something that you do not have to read between these printed lines. Profit in this section is just as sure and positive as any place in the whole State of Florida. W. J. Lawton, of Oviedo, in the last ten days has sold over $144,000.00 worth of property and not only is every purchaser satisfied, but can resell at a good profit. It s a pleasant, short drive to Oviedo. What are you doing today? . » Splendid Buys in Business and Residential Prop of-town investors have already profited in Oviedo. Investigate! Oviedo IH IH IIIM M lin iU im iin n im iia k iii �H ERALD , VAGE TWO Could Better Fertilizer Be Made We WodiJl SIMON PURE An d gem bran S ^ 1 “Time Tried and Crop Tested” 8 All Lead to His Doorstep July 1st, 1925 new price list of regular bran Get sam e before placing your order. Send fall requirements, save delays and be ready , is needed. QUALITY First. FA IR Prices. PR0 \i TAMPA. July 28.r-F loridn'i| ttnlninir of those confined to the homes of correction for juvenilfrt hqtitulion. They iuc taught rnnk among the foremost of ths studies which are equivalent to country and arc second to none in j the fifth grade work in the public equipment and methods of training Jschools of the ntnte. They nro a l­ and management, according t o ,so taught vocational training such Judge Edward C. Darlington, of ns rug weaving, basket making, the local juvenile court, who has fancy sowing and the like. Roys just returned from a visit to the of the school perform the manual detention homes a t Ocnlu, Gaines* j labor necessary around the instiville, and Mariana | tutinn. Tire judge stated that he f e lt| Few hoys a t the Florida Indusmorc a t liberty to send refractory trial School for boys, located a t children to the homes now than he I Marianna, wnntcd to leave. Their did before he had visited them and I conditions and surroundings were learned their good condition. l i e , so pleasant th at they find happisaid that he had heen somewhat ness there. hesitant, heretofore, about sending! Judge Darlington said th a t ho E. 0 . PAINTER FERTILIZER? Jacksonville, Duval County, Ten Acre Celery Farm—Closi N ew Hotel E. F. L A N E REALTOR Rooms 5D1-502. Phone Si First National Bank Building, ,y impressed, he says, with the 300 hogs and over 500 chickens, curriculum which is afforded the. Governor Mnrtin wus called upgirls in the academic work. They on by Judge Darlington while on are also given practical tra in in g 'his tour and they conferred conin the lighter forms of farm work, corning improvements at the desuch ns dairying and chicken rnik- tention homes. Among Governor ing. The girls take care of several M artin’s plans for improvement of bends of cattle, about 500 chickens the homes is the instnliution of a and have cultivated nearly nil of $50000 printing plant and a $30,the 200 acres of farm land on 000 wood-work shop a t the induswhich the institution is located, 'trial school for boys. These will The Florida School for the F c e -'bc Pu‘ bito operation as soon as blc-miruDJ at Gainesville was tha j possiblenext place visited, where Dr. J. H. I Charles W. Hunter, representaHodges, and superintendent nnd tjvc from Marion County, has Dr. TV. S, Walsh, resident physi- been commissioned by the governcian, conducted the tour of inspec- or to visit the detention homes of tion. , the state and to report to him on The institution employs ft s ta f f ,the needs nnd possible improveof_conrpctcnt instructors for th e'm en ts o f the institution. _____ gypsies. Sovetnl years ago the tribes decided to elect an outsider, or “gorgio man," ns a sort of ad­ ministrator. Since Cole was, by adoption, one of them, ho could dow displays, the snme marble topped roda fountain, the rnmo tiin, the fields of France nnd not bj chosen, so they asked his racks of magazines beside the Italy, the dusty highways of the wife to serve. Doth Mr. and Mrs. Cole are an­ United States. door. xious to put in a good word for Adopted l»y Tribe. But in reality it is the plneo Coic himself is used to the wan­ the wandering tribesmen. where the romances of the vaga­ ‘ Thtey do not steal little child­ derings of these romantic tribes. bond kingdoms meet; the place ren,” says Mrs. Cole, "They have where strange trails go down; the When a hoy of eleven ho was too of their own. I've lent place where the |/in c q without adopted by a nomadic tribe and themmany money many times nnd never he stayed with them until he was a throne can find the girl who is of age, traveling nil over the once have I heen cheated." always wandering. Fond of Ornaments. world. For W. H. Cole, tire druggist, is The gypsies’ fondness for orna­ lie speaks their language fluent­ the unofficial postmaster for all ly, knows their customs and hab­ ments lends them to carry most the footloose gypsy tribes of the its, shares their joys and counsels of their wealth on their persons, world. in the shape of jewelry or as gold them in th .ir difficulties. Know All the Tribes • When he withdrew from the coins attached to the clothing. Cole and his wife know the lo­ tribe of Ids adoption, In his early Gypsies are very religious, the cation of nearly every gypsy tribe twenties, lie turned his attention Coles say, usually adopting the or d’.nn in existence. To their j to business. As he became per­ religion of the country they spend atorc each week conic scores of manently located nrious gypsies most* of their time in. Thus Unletters nnd dozens of telegrams, began to mail him letters to tic English gypsies are Episcopalians, which they forward on to tlu-ir forwarded, until finally nearly ev­ {Spanish gypsies are Catholics and - destinations promptly, il.V tribe in the world user bin Turkish gypsies are Mohammcln dorrs. ................. . • f Only a small percentage of the litre rrs a central ck-nriu The Coles have enough pictures resident) of Fort Smith know ion for correspondence. land trinkets of gypsy friends to Wife Know.'! Them, To about Cole’s drug store; liul thou Mrs. Cole, too, is known to the stock a museum. sands on thousands of gypsies SALES FORCE M. M. STEWART Congratulations! obOO, Newell Announces Co-Operation With Manufacturers Brings Cement Plant To Florida Investigations 0 f TALLAHASSEE, July 2 H.—Aft I tion purposes. Richard M. Meade Livestock Diseases er ncvernl years of effort devoted of Baltimore has been placed in GAINESVILLE, Julv 28.—'T hat — TT------to cooperation with manufacturers, i charge of the preliminary sur­ vey i for the work plant, and has the State Geological Survey, un­ hud men on the job engaged in the University o: Honda h x p e ri-; He W01, lhc title in the der tho direction of Herman Gun-1 thi i work for sometime. The Cul- m eat Station will immediately tin -[ reading .some of the ter, geologist, has succeeded in ) hort people hone that actual con­ dcrUtkc tile investigation of live­ bringing about the establishment struction of their plant can he stock diseases in Florida i.t the an­ nouncement made by Dr. Wilmon To Appear at Milane of cemrnt mills in Florida. Mr. started in tlu- early fall. Tho Peninsular Portland Cement Newell, director, iintlcr provis­ Gunter has just been notified of company of Michigan also urc contemplated plans that call for nlanning to build a plant at Talli­ ions made by the recent legisla­ the establishment of a mill in nn. Construction work is expect­ ture, a department of veterinary CUrux county. Announcen'.u-'t xv.i ed to begin on this lit an early science has been established in the made about two weeks «•»., iky. d a l R a w materials for this plant experiment station, with Dr. A will la- obtained, it in stated, in the 11. .Shcalcy ns head, and Dr. I). A. n plant would be cinntruct-.-d «t Ivicinity of Rrouksville in Hernan­ Sanders as assistant veterinarian. Tampa. do county. Dr. Shcalcy lias for some years The (’ulbert l.ininntnnc Plant Thu establishment of these two past been professor of veterinary of Viigmia and Georgia, which plants will involve investments a g ­ science in the College of Agricul­ own approximately I .(Mill acres of gregating several millions of dot- ture. This position ho will con­ land in Citrus county, have noli- lais In entirely new lines of busi- tinue to bold nnd, in addition, will exereiso supervision over the re­ fled Mi. Gunter, in a I Iter jm ‘ no * for the statu. received, that they tduu to erect a Much time has been given by search work along veterinary lines large cement plant In the near fu­ !geological survey during th'- lust in the Experiment Station. Dr. Sand.-rs, who received his ture in the new Iin • of inilrond few years toward creating an inbeing constructed by the Seaboard Iterest among outside luanufaetur- training at flcnifon College and Air I inn between Inverness nnd'ers in the economic resources of the Kansas Agricultural College I ill©. 11 \ i inino I Florida. Only recently lias the sur­ and who until recently held the somotim" ngo that the Seaboard vey completed a comprehensive re­ I position of assistant veterinarian was building this at retch of line port on the days and limestones in the Kentucky Experiment S ta­ t o .connect a gate for u ihort of the state, the two principal raw tion, lias heen selected by the engredionts used in the manufac­ , Board of Control as assistant in ture of portlnnd cement. These re- the department just created at the pcnplu also'ports have bccin givn wid distrih Florida institution. Among the problems to he taken manufacture lltlon among manufacturers and ral construe- others interested in such resources. t'P immediately by these station workers nro included the so-called | "salt sickness” of cattle, Mason’s cyeworm of poultry, infectious Asleep in the Deep n s o ..R.9P ^ R0CQyE and, DOROTHY GISH IN THE mastics in cattle and the types of PARAMOUNT vPICTURE 'NIGHT LIFE OF NEW YORK/ B ulgaria Moves To P rev en t P rofiteering Keep out qf the Kitchen in hot weather Why stay around an old hot kitchen baking bread in hot weather? There are so many things to do — places to go and so much to enjoy out in the fresh air. Start today and serve M e rita Dread every meal, and turn your bread m aking hours into pleasure and happi­ ness hours. M EN — ! Do you k n b w that in ri fifty pound sack of flour you buy, youl tcncc your wife to fifteen hours of hot .j tering kitchen labor in making and bifl it into “ h o t b r e a d ”—just to pleased Think of how uninteresting it must Del that dear wife-y of yours to be laboring mixing, baking and dish washing— provide “hot bread” for you ! Whyitfjj a heart to heart talk with her right^i be careful, she is proud of her abfr*J cook and is ever so anxious to pl^J and make you happy. But she ougHJj he tortured in an old stuffy kitchen is as hot as blue blazes. Just tell her to serve M erita B rcad j there is none so good in flavor, qufl purity. It makes good toast and is health building material. T w o sizft and 15c. ... j F R E S H D A IL Y ER O M YOUR G R O C E R W right, Warlow and Company Art* Now Receiving Application For improved Business and Itcsulenlial Property in Sanford I'tintl.i immediately available subject to title examination. iW m m w lences of r Helms of Dss Moines, la., has completed Usissippi River on u mattress. He is a u attresses ho sella float. So he put n light ’a»e the bow a toboggan flare, stuck an t *nd got up a speed of eight miles an hour, ... !e. railroad in penimtula r lortiln was constructed between Sanford and Orlando in 1880 It wus called the South Florida The engines on the line burned wood und when fuel ran short, often times the passengers would get out ami help the crew gather wood D O U G lj^ APPLICATIONS FOR APPRAISALS SEE DuBO.SE ANI) HOLLER kealtors 112 Park Avenue MADE BY THE A M E R IC A N B A K E R IE S CO �Dr. Karr Addresses Women O f Sanford AtMeeting Monday inued From P arc One.) Enter F lorid a, T o u c h in g Gult A t City O f Pensacola The. Frisco expects to build the line from Kimbrough to Glenalle.' to. that it will touch the Frisco about ft? miles from Birmingham and give It the connexion with n ' deep w ater port ns well as a hotter connection with Florida from the West. W hether the Frisco shifts its main activities from the southwest to the southeast is problematical but its actions, if sanctioned by the Interstate Commerce Commission will mean that Pensacola will be given an opportunity to compete with the ports af Galveston, Port Arthur, New Orleans and other Gult ports from the trade coming through Kansas City from the mid­ west. The last of the three hanks! which.h*W been doing business in ildgo,' Oklahoma, closed if* doors May 0, W ving the liierchhnts of a ( town of 6,000 population with only the money in their cash registers on which to operate. (Continued From Page One.) intent of Mm. Bryan cities, he assorted, has shown that within 12 months after tHe estab­ ; said: WASHINGTON, July 28.—An­ happy he died in peace lishment of adequate playgrounds, Traffic men and shippers of juvenile Crime has decreased not other railroad line is to come into Florida have expressed the opinion pain.” Thompson, secretary to less than 98 per 'cent. This Is one Florida and make water connw- thnt the entrance of the Frisco and df recent months of the great reasons whv the cities ! lions nt Pensacola Within a very line into the state will mean much linn. Rd, Walthall, it companion, reached of Florida should w a k e 'u p 'to 'th e "hort tl™c- if P'“n» now underway to the commerce in Florida. It is night after a hurried feet the establishment of piny. I hy the Fruoo Line meet with the understood that the Frirco plans •'am Seminole Co., ' H » ' . *, lntiTatnte Com- to develop the port of Pensacola an of a visit among grounds and community recreation a PProv*)J ?* S a n f n M , Kin, »! th,-‘ anti to make special efforts to give f -. ‘Virginia. He was wide- ccnters is the greatest thing they; ")e.rcp ,Con' n,1*s,nRbefore he learned of can’ do in the upbuilding of the hn*co s move to get a Oulf port an nprpeciative service to Florida. Ilrnr K4i i .death. He immedi- value of their communities, he ns- ,l*ler being blocked in its .efforts This connection which will give a 1 •■ a I to get to a Texas Gulf port over | direct line with Kuiua* City from od many of the bur- sertC(j its own lines. ' • ‘ Playground Facilities Needed Pensacola, traffic experts say, will Japanese Climbers the widow has been 1'enpte‘a xnryluK tnate* U rr“A child Is horn into environ­ It is planned hy ine Frisco to mean much to problem of handling 1 iletly along with the fleelrd In Niilklita morn IHlrrrU(on­ ment but heredity is born in us,” To Explore Rockies and increasing business through­ purchase the cntir% capital stock arrow. ly than in pd«. Closes Business • he said. " It is practically impos­ of the Muscle Shoals, Birmingham out the west with Florida points. At Pensacola the Frisco will con­ sible to control heredity because and Pensacola Railway, which runs TOKYO, July 27.—Under the to the honored dead It arent* tn Ii* a rhar*rtrTl«llr nt with the Louisville and Nash­ joint auspices of the Tokyo Nlchi fflair* were flown at of fixed genetic luws but it is pos­ from Pensacola to Kimbrough, nect hninnn nmnm InW aA ftn pel nanteville Railway nnd the Seaboard sible to control the condition of a Alabama, a distance of 142 miles, Niclii, the Osuku Muinishi and the Monday and Dayton The old Kansas City, Fort Japan Mountaineering Society, an thlnx. Jispcnsed with the cuk- city into which n child is born!" and to them construct 123 miles of Airline. Scott and Mempnis railway, a part road IronwKimbrough to Klenallen, For this reason the playground fa ­ will bo made by a partly slness until the In tpeople prefer d n t, na prls of the Frisco line, between Kansas attempt Alabama to connect with the main cilities of Florida cities should and of Jnpanese mountain climbers to anilKotor . The business holiday Ihep when >«n a rt down l» City ami Birmingham, will now be­ ascend the heretofore insurmount­ line of the Frisco ihnt now runs can be increased he thinks. Proclamation of Muyor There nre three sides to a child. from Kansas City to Birmingham, come one of the important factors able (teaks of the ('anadinn Rock­ itut1. >"n Jual ninilr n ntnrt, tirIwho called on the citihe declared. There ' iV the mental’ AppUcaUdn for permission to take in the system instead of a second­ ies. The party, which will lie enn- >«ahr Ikftr am n» ninn) kinds „( Ifrain from their usual rfnan na them nrr Mini a nt in m l in n which is carrd for by the choola tho8c S‘CP8 )vlU nmde to the In- ary part. by Mr. Maki, one of the linnrilliiK fcouar hnnh. timir people of hours Pensacola is the harbor on the tnined a period period oi nuu.it.i1the sniritun 1 which is* cared for bv lcr*ttt*'e Commerce Commission leading mountaineers of Japan, the front The 1 p^ocla- the ehurche-J nml the' t h i n u / s . l 'H ’ t he next tvw llaya‘ UCLOnl gulf coast and is the nearest to the will include representatives from llkr hi* <tn*n nnd nnnip llkr llttlr itna»—some aha*** amt some hitlr rapidly deveL ing steel industry iside, but who takes care of this ing to announcements mndc here. the Peers’ School and Kelo Uni­ of Mr. Bryan: About 18 months ngo the com- center of llirmingnain. The Muscle versity. Final preparations will be lean. while in line of d u ty ;!™ '81 ’mP { “ », .a r.^Lt? |l» * ml**l°n by n ru'ing prevented the Shoals, Birmingham and Pensacola ie dearest L-st to his heart. * S i.o f ,£u;n,!,n f.n ’ asked. p r i?co from reaching a gulf port Railway is in the hands of recele­ made at Vancouver. Thrn Ikrrr nrp rain. tinny |irr The climbers will sta rt out from f»r rala fur pets. Anil Ihrrp nrp a riturns in his u n - ■ The insure time problem ^ con- 1 when jt blocked the purchase by ers and /ton mourns nd has hus nnever been completed with TO horses ami n num­ rrnl rnrli-llra id Cnl*. ninmin llir | fronts not only this town but thy the Frisco p r iSCo of of the lh ” the International international to Birmingham nor to Muscle Jasper ber of native guides nnd a base hem hniittn lirln* Ihr Turn I'nl nml ______ — entire nut ion. I r. K arr stated. The (^rca^ Northern Rnilwnv which Shonla but stops a t Kimbruugn, Great Northern Railway which I b i s or ------building of this any other com- . . . .u ,• • ...... ........... camp will be established ut the Ihp I’olr Cal. Uni In nir n phi l« n I „M.U .n v • MILS* Galveston, XSill r o a n 'l l , ‘ " -be mi»tuk>* uiVe (VV let_the munlty will be a grave mistake munlty will Texaa UnderI- risen these into conditions, the where it connects with the South­ foot'of Mt. Colombia. The party rnl. rtrr|il nkrn tin n Pulp ni l iing ....... „ rnln,uUrr. And «p mn«t unless the "mothers take a hand heliaf has been expressed th at the ern Railway. The lailroad owns is expected to be away about three , months. for the establishment of rccrwi-• „nh,mi „ i n„ u,iii n.i- t:~ .. valuable ware houses and docks lint iiyrrliink Ihr nlil atnmlhi, Ikr will this time sanction tional rdvantagea for the children commission at Pensacola and n«s ample coal NOTII K OK A1‘1'I.U' k’l ION KOI! t-nnnry lilrd. 'Inrr ninny inIbkiiIiIciI the efforts of the Frisco to reach he declared. a gulf port. TA\ IIKKU I MIKII SKITIOS old nintita km r frrtln l Ihrlr l l i n bunkers. Dr. K arr further urged all those hlrda nml sts ok t i i i : iik:\KIIAI. v r v r - an«r rm tln* rnnnry I.TKH OI Till-: STATK. OK KI.O- ii rill In* fur ikrm In aln*. present to lend their support to IIIII A, establishment in Sanford of tingued From Page One.) children’. I • Notice Is licreliy given ttint O. it. ktiil there nrr some |ien|ilr n Im ,iful in Arlington. .With- proper and necessary Wolcott purcluiMir of Tax iVrtlfl- ilnit'l rurr nkat kind of pels the* Hiid community institutions and • xs throw of the summit cuti' N < > . .HU. iluliit llotill itay of (Iranitiinr school, high school, on Silt'THKRN Accraillt June'. A. I* il'SX lias T11•*•I satil cer­ hate. I knew 'line limn nhii kml n ,est ridge, his orave Will J pluim-.d the intrinsic vnlue of such list. Two ypur’M colleitn,’ liualhuss coii. «i., uit nppctuls shpertificate In my office, unit tins matte |trl rnttlrsnskr. lip usrd him ss no ie bosom of a wide un- to any town or city. Morn play­ viscil stuily. So loafioK. lilrls ch:i|otoioii Alt cnnv«nl«nepa. appllcal Inn for tux ilccil to IssiO' III Mlii no elo-k to m l him up In (Ingrounds mean more home:!, he ep, grass grown nnd f 28 per month or ISI.uii pur term. Suniitier noli out July 27lh. Hi-cnritUliee ivltli Imv, Nul'l certlflKail term, N-ptiinher 7lli Write for • .ittilorin-. 1* It. llltOWNcall- Binlirnci-s tin- fnlloWltiK tli-MC! Ill' miarMln*. off with old oaks, said, find there are many of the IN < J, I’ri-n . Norman !‘:irU, ttn. • l! ilrop.-rty sltual.'.l In Seminole iilde across the placid most important things in this county. Ktorlila, tn-wlt: tie inuslit*f for*rl I'rrsldenl world which will not live without e capital city, a pnnosi: i-i of Nt: i-t iif sw i-i iif I'iiAnil I' b pel—the Iron horse—tchlch a proper holm*. NW l-l, geeltull !'. Twp. 21S. IttUIRe storic landmarks; tiie .11 Hast 2.tiu uercs neither alinoliera nor sleeps—opllhof the Wnshingtui Tin- nilJ Iit ml lo-lmt assessi-il nt er does II rnl. tlir ilutp nl the Issuance of sui’ll certhe austere colonade of MOTION MADE TO Hflriite in Hu* nuitie of Unknown. memorial, and the muAmi thnl hrluss us donn to Ihp Unless said certificate shall lie rcwhite dome of the cap- DISMISS CAPITAL'S I'cm iil accnrilllK to law lax deed prt ruldill nnd pel rnt class. Imi • r A UKlist- A. I>. m r.. I*eii|.|p koine llmrs itho let ii rise in beauty the EVOLUTION C A S K S Witness my official slKnaltire and t, lilii* ml run nil o rrr them. Iiulionill this the '.'1st day of July. A le plriKiie or no htiliiinle pluKtiP, Ismail stones of rememP . IS2.7. f above the dust of those (Continued froin Page One! V. It luUV.I.AHN And In ■onip BlntpB txhprp Mr. clerk flreiiU Court Ni-mlnole I served their country in there was any evidence taken ns i 'miniy, Klorlda. Ilrynu hnsn't sin-rrhilril lit kypiioll*and low, at home and to whether the injunction prayed ISKM-) Inu tlip IpKlalnturp. you hi-nr of prorners of the world, oil for hy W ittner should issue. Hy A. M We.dm, I). C. July 21 -28. Ana I -11-18-25. plp tt ho lint.* ppt monkey ■, ttlili-h Isea, long since nnd yesIt became known tonight that tony protp b o u i i - I I i I i i k or It may not. Fithiu sigh', is the central W ittner's two attorney’s sought M ini i: u r m n t K itu i.u n it’s i >ii:i:ri>ii [of them all, the tomb of during the tiny to withdraw the Aml I hntp hcnnl tif ynoo* iiirn i Tim annual uientluK of Ihe sim-kawn Soldier rising before suit, but when informed they i holders of Hi.Hanford-OvImilo pretty little flnpprrs iiliool fucude of the Memorial would have to nppcur tomorrow COOL) L O C A T IO N Truck Itrowi-r*. tne., will In* held at pi-lUnit 1the t’liurl llouso ml Tuesday .'Ve­ IS years old nnd lellln* llirtu all itre. Only n few steps before Justice Siddons and ask for il! llK, AUK'lst tth ul 8 ii'cloik. rlKlt In I'tele ln|e! (the vault where Dewey withdrawal, they decided, after a T. K. AUAMH. ITeshlent. Util but recently. Further conference with their client, to let Aitest: llol Ihp kind nf 1'i‘t Ihnt nppenls It A 1*1 Hilt. Hppt'y, Price $4200 each crest, Sheridan sleeps the present action stand. to mr must Is nw at Ihi-se 11*21 I'Uhllsh .lime 21, 30; July 7, It. 21, -a t the door step of the old 28 . B, II. Dolby, one of the a tto r­ ■oimIpI K b b p x t o n i ' h . Thnl rprtnloly lal mansion thnt onco was neys, said the effort to withdraw Is n iiIcp prt to hnte ronnlnu it mu ml M iriiK ubf is’e. Each in his own the suit was not taken with a Only sr»0U Down tii unniiyue*' thyt '»n nml ttlllt you t*hereter you Ke. 'fid# As ■Ml place of bivouac, ^oe view to givii^j. up the case l/uT" to niter lid tv, 1 will not tie remain*1 <5. \ *3 VSt slide fer nii\ ilelitH ft*fintnu*t«*«| t*y Phil Kearney, Porter gain tithe to perfect a stronger and balance yearly my tvHe. Who lots Iteett ulinelit from id Miles keep the watch one. my Ii..iiu Him. July x. There is among them KI.MKIt TCIt 1:11.1.. General W alter Q. GresDetroit’s municipal street-ears, rho in his time was both sol­ ♦ 4*4*-m *^*•> •:* •>■:*•>-v*5 +-5 <•-i ■:*^ -(• ••• -5-t* *8+1- -t*+*4 + -v-;* supposedly making money, are id secretary of state. MID-FLORIDA LAND CO. charged with a $.'1,185,227 deficit. ■■■■ The auditors must have been l e t ­ 11!) First National Hank Uldg. SHIP CAUGHT ter accountants than politicians. —Cleveland News. PETS AL READY LAST VISIT COMMONER NORMAN INSTITUTE For Q uick Sale! | TWO NEW BUNGALOWS! -tv 4- * -!■•’.*■>•>■’.* ■:*%••:* * v •'* •’* ■*’-t*•>-t* -f*•> <•"frr D rive S U N S H I N E ! These Facts Sanford Feed & Supply Co. HoD1^ f'iatNOWZX^ NNOUNCING iRBOR AFTER IING RUNNERS Take Care of Your Back Yard Bankers Inued from Rage One) to be engaged exelusivehtwise trade. It is belittuor cargo was taken Used vessel from a su*|ni runner off New Or- A lill Vine ITU tU DW Will Wi l l ftl’ay tl y lBig l l ^ iri VIIIVIHI.-* A ItllllL* Little DExtra Care Ituil and IFeed Now Dividends |igusta, a twin-screw worth about $250,009. Lugusta, with one of the j )t the wheel, was being ' the Hudson by a coast tr. the wheel was "foulvessel went aground Kti. She was pulled off )r. Customs officials b t the prisoner at the Itiuriully ran the vessel Chick Feed. 'a M i Growing Mash. Laying Mash Scratch Feed Make Roultrj Ray the Sunshine Way Your Money Buck If You Are Not Satisfied SUNSHINE1EGG MASH M>r" ' ,”"1"hSl' 5” JNO W. SNEED ■dint Dawes declares ^ to "take the case to ■ The dry sipmil is makP<ir jnsi that.—ilomdunetin. SANFORD, FLORIDA. Official Marketing Agent for tho Seminole County Roilltry Association A The Opening BEL-AIR PRICES ADVANCE ON AUGTST Ut of (lie That NOW is the time to join the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE for your \Sanford Filling Station N o. 2 membership in the Sanford Chamber of Commerce is an Investment and an insurance on the future enhancem ent of realty values in your com| | /.I. xK munity. I t ! Corner 12th and Sanford Avenue ’ 4 \ % , W ednesday July 29th J. H. PYLE and W. Ii. REITZ, Owners To Re Mauaged By A lcxan »Iei* Wutt, Known as “Scotty’* ■‘■•■■MMMaaMBHaiiHQUHiiuMUkiukiJiAUUun^tfnauuouuuHuuaM u M a a a a a a a B B a a a a a a B a a a u a a a B S B a a u a iia a a a a a a a a a a a a a BodwelJ Realty Co., Phone 453 214 First St. W. R. Smith, Mgr �<’ w m **««*«£ Sanford Herald • t f t y a f l t r i M i m »»H ■ l t i i r at Saafonl. Klarlda Itirtd ms Becond C ltu Matter, tuW 17, i m . a t the PoetofMce tturord, Florida under Act ot * ». ll»7. __ K d l t a r K*U.I.AKU U B A S r„ H iO W A H U E IttCII11 I I I M acaalla A trraar " ‘ -4-*- . M an x tt fhnne MB snnM niii'T iiiB h a ik u V » a r— 17."0 HI* M o n th s 11.60 Il:arml in Ciljr by «Ju»rl**t. per alt, Ifco. Wuekty fcdttlon if.UO r v»er. IM ctlA b > OTIt l't All ntniuary notice*, card* o( thank*, resolution* and notices ol ent«-r:nlr._-lit* where rSartt** are Kinds will be .*»ar*etl f»r at regular advertising rate*. MtUtnVH T1IK ASBOC1ATKM I’llKSt The Aeaoelated Pres* la exclustvaly entitled in the use (or republlratton ot all newa dispatches eredlten to It or not otherwise cred­ ited In this paper and also the lo­ cal newa puhflaned herein. All right* of repuhlfcatlon of special dispatch­ es herein are also reserved. TUESDAY, Jl'L Y 2 * 7 192.T • TH E HERALD'S PLATFORM 1,—Deeper water route to Jaeksun, elite. 2,—Construction of St. Johns-Indiun River canal. 3,—Extension of white way. i .— Extension of local amusements. —Swimming pool, tennis courts, etc. A.— Augmenting of building pro­ gram—houses, hotels, apartment houses. f.—Extension of street paving pro­ gram. Is—Construction of boulevard around Lake Monroe. 8^—Completion of city beautifica­ tion program. Expansion of school system with provision for increased fa ­ cilities. A Chance to Show Your Colors THE SALFORD HERALD/ TUESDAY, I There is to be an important mass meeting tonight at the city hail auditorium. The people of Sanford, who consider themselves real boosters and who are interested in seeing Sanford get to its place in the sun, will allow nothing to stop them from attending this meeting. If you nre one of those citizens who allows the other fel­ low to do all the work, if you think the Sanford of yesterday is good enough for today and Tomorrow, if you nre trying to impede the progress and the growth of your community, then you nre not expected to be present tonight. If you are a booster, if you believe in Sanford and its fu ­ ture possibilities, if you are a progressive citizen, if you realize your civic duty, if you are not an old fossil, then you will be among those present when the meeting begins. You are not to lie asked for money. You will be merely expected to give your whole-hearted support in making the Chamber of Commerce drive the success it should be. Your presence will contribute largely to the success of the cam­ paign fo ra greater Sanford. An interesting program has been prepared. The band will be on hand. I)r. Alexander Karr will make his greatest speech of the campaign. The place will be crowded. The meeting will start promptly at eight. To get a good seat you must go early. The people of Sanford are united in all worthwhile move­ ments. They can be counted on to give their support to the Chamber of Commerce in making it the powerful organi­ zation it should be. They will show their progressive spirit tyy packing the city hall auditorium to its capacity. Tonight you have an opportunity to show your colors. And This Is JuljT A s Brisbane Sees T H i V - - y j£ ' “i . -- THE GREAT UNSOLVED ■ ILOan T w o ' b n co u p |e n t h e y g o t o a pi"tUr* * N ( C o p y r tts iil 1 J J 0 ) Time it h it Is almost tim* CONGRESSMAN BLANTON of Knnsns, says the local District of Columbia law forbidding "teach­ ing of disrespect for the Bible," will be made a law all t»vrr the rountry. That wouldn't tie n bad idea, if the Supreme Court calls it constitutional. R ollin' stone, env rnona, but »«t mu Mri’ one. t A LI, AMERICANS should re ­ spect the feelings and religions of all other Americans. No: decent man would show disrespect for the Bible, the Talmud, the Korun, the learned and admirable maxims of Confucius, or any other religious work. Matrimony make, one. hut it makes two. Pt* Our Idea of „ , . is n nninll man I pec. » b. Nothing can f„i . look worse than an 0| shoea. at TO A MAJORITY of Americans the Bible is the book sacred above all others. The Constitution for­ bids the passing of any law show­ ing favor to any particular relig­ ion, nmi, regardless of constitu­ tional rules, toe majority would not compel respect for its own re ­ ligion, or its own sacred book, without doing as much for the views and the hooks of various minorities; One yard of shog ,i >re interc'illnj, more interesting of bnthing suit Blowing your „ . is all right. But nt* 7 , l| it to beat the b. ml 1-74 The chief trouble is the more of it right you think yWi> ------Monday was waih d,r» it is the day mother * , / family survived the THE ANCIENT Order of Hiber­ nians expresses "u tter contempt” for the Ku Klux Klan, and de­ mands the return of light wine nnd beer. One good thing, you notice in all protests against Prohibition, nobody asks the return of whi.-key or the saloon. obligingly increases. They mud also cat tin* finmers' wheat, but lln* Government doesn’t oblige tin* farmers by compelling a forty per cent increase there. dobb^ Time cur»", having to shave. 7 ,Uli*t R eaped the Bible. Ancient Hiberniamr. The Romanoffs Did It. llappjr Railroad. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE The end of July finds tourists and homoseekers flocking to Florida at an unheard of rate and as fast ns railroads, steamships and automobiles can firing them. What will be the condition by January and what will the coming m o n th s bring? Who would he so foolhardy as to venture a guess. No matter how ridiculous predictions made today might seem, “ I bTb LE VRRS e ’T o i T t o HAY THE ANCIENT Hibernians also DELIVERANCE AT HAND:— they will be more than surpassed by the actual achievements nraise the Jews, and declare that 1 will be with him in trouble; I before the winter season is over. Hyani Solomon, a Polish Jew, was wilt deliver him. I’salrn 91:15. To see almost the unreasonable, one has but to go to one of the financial mainstays of -------- o----- -— Miami. Down there the hotels are turning people away be­ tin* American Revolution and has ............... FRIENDLESS .......... bail the credit due him. cause they are filled to capacity. Many of the big winter never Friendless, hut not because the The Ancient Hibernians dud the hostelries in both Miami and Miami Reach have already Jews, united, should give the world Has coldly shouldered him aside, opened while others plan to do h o at once. But in the face Ku Klux Klan an interesting con­ Friendless, but not because he of idl this it is difficult to find places in which to stay. test. hurled Trains are being operated down the east coast in two sec­ His hnte at men, or God defied— THE PARIS MATIN rays the Friendless because ho always tions, some of them with as many as twenty coaches and all RoUheviki government has shot thought of them well filled. Steamships plying between Miami and Prince Golitzine, seventy-six years That Joy was something men northern points are doing a capacity business. The high­ old, and fifteen graduates of the could buy, way down the east coast, and it is a good one now, is a con­ imperial Alexander Academy, Friendless because his friends he tinual line of Fords and Packards, all loaded down with bag­ which in the Cnir's days was the bought. center of education for young Rus­ And found that purchased friend- gage and enthusiastic tourists and homeseekers. sian aristocracy. P ships die. To eat in a restaurant in Miami it is necessary to stand Golitzine once was the Czar's in line and wait until someone vacates a chair. Then you dash Prime Minister. {Sixty other grad­ He might have given love a smile, of tlic imperial school have But gave it only gold instead; wildly for the seat before some other person beats you to it. uates been exiled to northern Russia, He might have paused a little While you are eating someone hangs onto the hack of your where most of them probably will while chair waiting for you to finish so he can get your place. die of hardship. To drop a blossom on the dead; These are some of the conditions which exist in Miami. He might have given living men Doubtless there are many other Florida cities where similar YOU SAY that is horrible, nnd A word of comfort and of cheer; He might have helped so many conditions exist and where housing facilities are already Do it is. But the Bolsheviki nre only fol­ taxed to their capacity. when lowing tlie example set by tbe The time was now, the chance And this is July. royal Romanoffs. What Bolshe­ was here. When will the rush stop? When the people up north vism has done to the Imperial Alexander school and to Prince Friendship is not n purchased thing have all come to Florida and that won’t be tomorrow. Wlmt better evidences of the power of advertising can Golitzine is exactly what the Nor bought with flattery, nor ' .1 -r-goM. be offered any skeptic anywhere. It has been the use of Uoincnoffs would have t b M 'U a Friendship may oft elude a king. printer's ink. and plenty of it, which has made and is mak­ Communists school and to its m an­ agers. The poor have nil that they dan ing Florida so great. However, you cannot help hut note When those in power set a bad hold. * Friendship will come as beauty that it has been the community which has done the great­ example, they are apt, some day, starts est amount of advertising which has made the most sensn- to suffer f o r it. Within the roses, one by one: sational growth. Miami has set and is now setting the pace Friendship will come to thorn* for the rest of I lie stale. THE NEW YORK, Ned Haven It has gained such momentum whose hearts and Hartford road, once a pros­ that we know no one who will dare venture to predict just Are always open to the sun. perous railroad system, thorough­ how great a city it will become. — Douglass Mallych ly gutted aiul impoverished by 1 ■—— —o-------The prosperity and activity at Miami, at Palm Beach and mismanagement and worse, needs Maybe they call it floating a loan at other points is also in evidence in Sanford and as the more money and gets it. because your money just seems tr»[ days pass and Florida fills up with people it will steadily Rates are increased 10 per cent float away. in its local business, and Jo per grow to greater proportions here. The coming winter is cent In business between States. That should make tilings inure Every man is said to have his most certainly going to he a great one for the central section comfortable for the railroad. 'price and we might add th at e v e / of the state. woman has her figure. When you add respectively forty There is no doubt hut that every room to he found in f* ; ■t ■ o-------nnd twenty per cent of a mad’s Sanford or in this section, will he filled early in the season. Anyway wo can feel coinfortnblc Ileal estate will sell so fast we will all sit up and gap. The gross receipts to its net income, von help it considerably. in knowing that no motorist is go­ future of our city is wonderfully bright. ing to sleep while driving on the The thing for us to do is to get ready for the coming Sanfurd-DeUtml road. WOULDN'T IT be pleasant for winter and to get ready without delay. We can blame no­ farmers if they could have sonic J P p '' • Phil Armstrong talks about kiss­ body but ourselves if the coming influx of tourists finds us Government agency, like the Inter­ ing n girl oil the impulse of a unprepared. If we have an insufficient number of rooms state Commerce Commission, add moment. Is that a roundabout way and apartments, tourists will be compelled, as they have been forty and twenty per cent to theii of saying on the smacker? net incomes? in other years, to pass on to those communities which pro­ ■ ■ ■o ■- The Tampa Tribune asks what vide suitn'nle accommodations, GENTLEMEN that pick up a li\ I he Hotel Forrest Lake is not going to lie enough. It mg here and there in Wall Street becomes of coat hangers that the pressing clubs send out 7 With n will in all probability he filled the first day it opens. We seem to Injve suspected that a little ,-ffurt we might account for must have other big hotels. Six more would be too few. We kind-hearted Government would do several of them. must have dozens of additional apartment houses. We must something for the New Haven road. Since last January the \ Today's best laugh: The dryest have hundreds of new homes. If we fail to provide them, price of its stock has gone up fif day in history was when an Irish­ we’ll sit in Sanford and watch oilier Florida cities get the ty per cent. man and a Scotchman went in for business. a drink aii.l the Irishman didn‘. PEOPLE MUST use the New II the great tourist cities ol the state with almost un­ have uny money. Bison. Haven mad. and they must pay 1 limited supplies of apartment houses and hotels, are turning -oa price that the Government Our <if/icp boy says the most I Away people now b ecau se ot lack of h o u s in g fa c ilitie s, can disappuiiiling thing in tin* world you conceive of the condition which will exist in January and to e«*t a letter from Dad saying, February and March in all parts of the state? If you can, "enclosed find check" and then discover that he forgot to put it then you are the person who should get busy and act while there is yet time to complete construction of the necessary in. — Women would he pie if they wouldn't egree with you when J taken. Beauty and lu.iir, :,* j g e tte r. That would b*nj gasoline on powder u „ worse. JUST IN PASSING BY It. 1IOI.LV It does me good to hear Dr. K arr tell the Sanford what they need and what they should do to be saved. them for seventeen years but they did not take my Now they .cun act on this advice or they will be lost shuffle. 10 Acre Tiled Farm people I told advice. in the “How muny memberships must I take?" said n man to me yesterday. Never mind the number of memberships, bro­ ther, What you want to consider just now is how much money you can invest in this Chamber of Commerce campaign. You have stood idly by for years nnd let other cities take the people that you should have. Will you wake up, now? ■ ■ ■ ■ At Loading Station and Hard Hoad. ■ ■ $7,000 It is only u question of reaching out for the new people and the new investments this day and time in Florida. They wnnt to come here but they know nothing about Ban ford. Why? Bemuse we have the opportunity now and you should grasp it today. Tomorrow will be too late. Sanford has the one big chance of a life time to grow into a city of fifty thousand people, W ith'lh^ *pK>|)bF VpiVil ‘ in this campaign for n bigger Chamber of Commerce Sanford will go over the top nnd be the most talked of city in the state. The publicity of lids campaign alone will be worth millions to Sanford. It is up to the people of this city and this means EVERYONE OF THEM. I want to thank Dr. Karr for some wonderful inspira­ tion to everyone of us this week. Hit lias a way of driving home the truth that is most refreshing and he has told us of our good points nnd of those th a t nro not so good. We have needed Dr. K arr for many years. But all his talks will . be for naught if we do not go to work and reel up the big­ gest advertising fund th at this city has ever witnessed. Just now Sanford is on the threshold of a moat wonderful season. We can make this city g reat in a few weeks of real work in this campaign or we can stay in the country village class. Aj trip to other cities that have recently "pub it over" will convince anyone of the truth of this statement. Now >3 lie time to “bury George" nnd s ta rt to work with every man on the job. Charlie Chaplin nnd hU wife both ray tin ir new born son looks like Charlie. Well, who did they expect him to look like?—Ocala Star, lie might have looked like you Ben, only Ocala is a long way from Hollywood. For many years I have preached a swimming pool on the lake front that would not only lie for home folks but would attract many visitors in the winter and summer, Just north of the municipal buildings is a fine place for a swim­ ming pool. It can either in* a municipal pool or the city cun lease tin* property to private individuals fur this purpose. In either event it would pay handsome dividends to the city. All that you need to do on llu* lake shore for a swimming pool is to drive a well, build the pool nnd you will have nn un­ ending source of pure sparkling w ater the year round. With n building there that could be used by tin* tourists for n lounging place with games and amusements Sanford would lit* the favorite spot for visitors nil winter. It ii worth while trying out at once, if we intend to be a tourist center we must have something aside from climate. Easy Terms. \ Britt-Chitlenden 2102 First St. Realtors. SinC H I X l l M I l l S l i a i l l l l k l l l l l l l l l K I D X I I l I S l I M1 H11I! e a c h P ropert IS SCARCE AND GETTING SCARCER ALL THE TIME YOU WILL HAVE TO BAY PER FOOT IN Hi VERY N E A R FUTURE WHAT IT COST l'«U> NOW New Smyrna For Further Information. Call at Montezuma Hotel. It. H- SCHULTE REALTY CO., Int| MAKE RESERVATION EARLY | buildings. Those benches that I Itad the Gity Commissioners place COMMUTERS ALONE, on one Mistakes will happen in tin* best Millions of prosperous people are on their way to Flnri- little around tltu streets last fall have more than paid for them­ part of the New Haven Rail of regulated families hut to the ida. Millions more are getting ready to come. How many selves in many ways. We need more of them before another road, will be compelled to pay to St. Petersburg Times goes llu* du­ seuson. We need more benches, more rest rooms, more ac­ bious honor of linving the most ol them eau Sanford provide tor? It is a problem worth the that lailroad more than one no! comodations of all kinds, for our visitors. If you don't think lion dollars a year extra. mixed-up paragraph in recent thought Iul consideration o) the best minds of the city. It |»ays go away yourself to some other city ami play tourist This is what you might call of days. The paragraph in question if for awluie. ficiency. ns follows: "The Myles are n rep­ 1! HUMAN UK VALUATION etition of those fourteen years ago Ed. Higgins, Meade Fox and l went to Lakeland on busin­ ami says fourteen years ago MIAMI TUHUJNK Lloyds, British insurance con ■ ess Thursday afternoon. It was the half holiday but the around her fourteen years ago, i.nd cern, will ln*t on or against nay streets were filled with people und it looked like "court don't remember of being shocked.” President Von llimleburg has extent, her private indebtedness. thin*'. It calls the betting **inweek" in Sanford. It was such a difference and we rem ark­ F J" suring." signed the "revaluation bill" pass- Muitgages on landed properly nnd ed about it. Tin* answer is the big campaign put on by the .v Mighty Door sportsmanship was It nets d‘'b l . mi shipping and railway t to I that Gertrude Lakeland Chamber of Commerce for the past two years. manifest 'd at the baseball park etl by the Reich.dag, and il is huw' lines have been revalued at :!5 per Edcrle wi l not swim the t’hinn.l f\ Mondnv by some Sanford fans ami in effect. Never, perhaps, in uny cm t. Industrial bunds are revalu­ At first the betting was 2(1 to | Last year at this time 1 advised the Sanford people to some Sanford Itaseball players. The country, was there such n deliber­ ed at |5 per cent. at Lloyds, but American enthusi s ta r t buying property here and making it go. Some of them umpire may have made partial de­ ate scaling down of values. Here is ‘ confiscatory at lion" of asm hammered down the odds. did so und they have made money by It. T h e y have also the cisions, the game may have been Public debts, war and pie-ivar, which Americans never dreamed, satisfaction of seeing Sanford sta rt to boom. I said the prop­ entirely lost through wrong decis­ arc nearly wi|»ed out. Government thousands of Germans have lost erty was too cheap. This prediction has also come true. I Ok ILN I.LON S loses it> in. ions, but that in no excuse fur the obligation, totaling TO.UttU.OOtl.llUt) big fortunes. Millions have lost now say that if you don't get to work and put over the cam­ actions nnd remarks of sum** of marks, originally representing real tin* savings of years. Th,. VVar ha- suranoe bets. Win it NurtHcliffc of paign for a big Chamber of Commerce you will not have any fered n $50,000 prize to anybody those who attended v, „ti-nlay’ money, nit* shrunk. to n -gold debt , wallowed ......... zctl them up, aided bv u that would lly across the English city here. This will ulso come true—only, 1 hope I will not »»am« If we must lose hull gam es|of J l-J |s-r cent that size, a m ere, government willing t > live to see the latter. use heroic Channel, n few years ago, he in £! 0O,O0n,(HHi or so, let u - be good to ei . methods, l be prof< ssional classes ■-- -----n--------sured himself with Lloyds against “The signing of the bill eomttl have been impoverished. having to pay the motley. Postmaster General Harry New lutes a great historical tragedy," MY FAVORITE STO1UES I Imre is a certain justice in it. And when a flier did cr>>.. t),. recently received the following snys tlic Kcciulist newspaper, Vor- too The capitalist, profissiunaj By IRVIN S. COBB communication from a resident of waerls. So it in, for all tin- people j and military classes, so largely rs- Channel, Lloyds, not Northdiffc W :) Tomahawk, Wisconsin: "1 read in who put Hi>*ir fortunes into gov­ i sponsible for the war, have lost paid the $50,000. “ Yes, precious?" Oliver Hertford brings this one This reminds you how swiftly the newspapers that thousands of ernment bonds, Hiudenburg him­ (most The masses who had little “ Would you do precious u little dollars are found in the dead let­ self and Ids family have been im- lost least, because the country flying has advanced. Now men still warm from the home-nest in favor, darling?” England where it was laid. te r'. I'm just thinkii’T as the own­ Puvat ished. Ami those who do not | starts ufredi with scarcely miy tn- fly all around the earth. "Of course I would.” In u furnished cottage the ador­ ers of n large number are un­ III;** liindinborg—of wlioni there i ternal debt to bear a li.-avy weight "Then, if it isn’t too much trou ing young couple have settled, fol­ known 1 trust that it is God's will arc many in llu* wotbl—~niuxt give "f interest and taxes. (’ontompornry Comment* lowing the end of the bridal tour. ble, dearest darling, bring down that I could have a small part of tile old German bulldog credit for j, bill‘W ....divine, but good .The romance of the honeymoon a pair of tweezers.” this—onlv sixty or seventy thou­ being a good sport about it. for Germany. The Influential cit‘‘l-'tiiall Bore {Ipooting,’* announ- abides yet in the little estuhlisli"Certainly, !n one minute." sand dollats. I surely thank you Repudiation is that it n ally j (. izent* who staked their forlun s on ocs a newspaper headline. It teem:, meat. Immediately she appears at th imrLMiskably for the kind favor by Germany has repudiated her do­ | war, und lost, will not want an a pity to waste cartridges on the On a fair June morning the fond head of the steps, sending ma a b»nk draft within mestic obligations on a VuM scute. ther war. In that small ones wht'n, when there "Here they are," she says, “ami ton days. May the dear Lord bless And not only her public indebted^! tragwly,” Pe, haps “ lie I am* u «nM » husband calls up the staircase; "Oh darlin*'!” what does precious want to us more and more at a^l times.” r e , , bet, cre„i an h e w d e S S S H ' ^ L 1“ * <*", , , t i' 11....Cooingly she answers back; tw eeze?” "th e *- . Realty Cotaqrnny>li The Indescribable W | The Cool —the * c e n ic C o to ra d o R o ck ies; gorgeous, g ’ C alifo rn ia;the Pacific N o fth w e su y o u iN * 11' - ^ P a r k s ; Uie G r e a t L a k e s — the N orth Wa th e te s tt u l a n d fuvigorating T en n essee ' tains—through the heart ol historic LJ**1* I by wuy of Atlanta, Lookout Mountain* 1 tuuooga, Moccasin Bead, via THE DIXiE FLYER Llbrsry-Otxcrvutloii Care, tif."l"* ■utl Compsrtmeol Sleeplo* Care, t-'-e* Katrtuiely low rintmii fane —Ion* Jj,^,1*1 convenient etop over inlvll<s*e—'llv*'*11' —c irc u it toure. Exceptionally Good Dining Car -^ ” ' ^ 1 Fa >ar ranauiuiii,UliuireaJ b atfur in/iirrmrilon, .tpfly l« lip**'1'1" , ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD or A. Nice King N.C.A St.L.Hrr.U. 3----16 Grakem QJ Dieie R e al- K i_c. S»;*k 0. c. Briturr C.tB;l la h ..lrt .RL 4 H . R. , , Nin -% -P* tH-tW.BerSt. 11130-.T j*.,Ut».D** 4 D IX IE R O U �* PAGE F IT * ffice 148 MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. TELEPHONE:—Rea. 428-J ------— | Birthday Party Given -------------- — „1e I For Little Jane Lloyd She Sue * A2> ! On Monday Afternoon r— Methodist Notes r ,m ______ ____ • By VIRGINIA JENKINS Miss Chandler, of Simons Real ty Co., is visiting this week in Mi ntni. business vis* .Mrs. b. al. Lloyd s attractive irdny. homo on Park Avenue was the scene of unusual gaycty Monday Chippy sp«nl Infternoon when her little daughter ■d ns the guest j ane celebrated her third birthday 'I he colors pink and white were . artistically carried out in decoraivenport hout tin* afternoon games and contest |lc to si Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sparling spent Saturday in Kissimmee cn business. Miss Selma Thornley ipant th^ week-end at Osteen and on the East Coast. left Sunday nieriment, delicious refreshments her brother, of ice cream and cake were serv­ ed. Favors of poppers ami candy baskets were given. !onnel Those prer.rnt were: Little Miss­ - his es Caroline Hill, Elizabeth Lcffler, Dorothy nml Mary Wiggins, Carllyn Palmer, Jane Schultz, Oretchen has return- Morrison, Lillian Monroe, Irene wlicre she and Maty Iaiu Carver, Ada and Edith Singletary, Mary White, Louise Pardon, Louise Perkins, has returned Jane Keely, Mildred and Elizabeth ere she spent Peabody, Sara Jeanette Chitten­ business and den, Joyce Hunt, Jean Walker, Lucy Roumillatt, William Leffier, Bobby Newman, J . I). Woodruff, iton of Evans Jr., Chrysler Stephenson, Charles ed to' t$nn- Woodruff, H arry Joe Chittenden, i to mnkc her Robert Bower, Lai! Fox, Bobby j Ilerndon, Pete Butt, Bobby Chit­ tenden, Joe Chittenden, Douglas of Altamonte Gamer, Donald Jones, Jack Hew­ Ith'the Onples itt, Dudley McCracken and Peek iitor to saii- Whitccomb. of Atlanta, rest of Mrs. ae on South Judge E. F. Householder, wife and ron Carlyle are touring Cubn for two weeks. Max Bradbury is expected home today from New York City and other Northern points. Circle Number Two will meet with Mrs. J. C. Deen on Park Ave­ nue- Friday at l o’clock. Mrs. D. I, Stnttings, of Georgia Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. G. E. Camp on Celery Avenue. Mrs. Betty Jenkins, of Chicago, is swing her husband for divorce and is suing his parents for $ 100,000 for alienation of affection. She charge a that when they took a motor tiip to Boston they took a dog along in preference to her. Mrs. M eriw eth er And Inventor Hopes New Miss Lyles Honored Musical Instrument With Lovely Courtesy Will Replace Piano 6r Hoyt were Miss Marian Hand charmingly turday on nc- entertained at bridge Monday a f ­ deuth of Mr. ternoon a t her home on Pnrk Ave­ nue complimenting MKs Patty Lyles and Mrs. II. O. Meriwether of Lynchburg. Vn. A piofii'iion of vari-colored zinias were attractively used in dec­ orating the rooms. Following a pleasant afternoon spent in cards, i came over scores were counted and Miss Minn [ Monday nnd Howard was awarded a bottle of Mias LeClnire perfume for holding score. Consolation prize was presented to Miss Marjorie Dempsey of Jack­ it to Jackson sonville, who received a vanity. ■company his Hand-made handkerchiefs weto I Ross, of At presented to the honor guests. rd. A delicious ice course was served at the conclusion of the game. As­ |. E. RouniHlat sisting Miss Marian Hand was returned from a Miss Ruth Hand and Mrs. R. l>. [rip to Canada Meriwether. lorth. Those playing bridge were: Mrs. II. 0. M eriwether of Lynchburg, ■ M ah an returned Vn., Mrs. K. M. Hunt, Mrs, Don­ plcngo where she ald Davoy, Miss Patty Lyles. ML treeks course in the Mina Howard, Miss Lloise Brady, ,y School. Miss Marjorie Dempsey, of Jack­ sonville, Miss Frances Dutton, •aif?/flioi»UMoii Miuiiyjnifv d pan uk« Tlinmh'sdh’hifd Wnrri'n Easterly, Miss Marga: Jutiduy very pleas- Zachary and Miss Marian Hand m e Beach. lenjainin Whilner. id Mrs. Raymond t-S aturday from h North Carolina. livingr.ton of Paf for her home pral days ns the fgnret Berner. R. Stevens and (ns leave today »ylvania, where [relatives nnd of Miss Ruth [to know that [b-r her recent ucitis. She is Ihton hospital. fy nnd Miss lave today for ■ever a I days, brgarct Zach* of Mias Mir- hopes, will replace Ujwight and grand pianos. The instrument, which Ins an ordjnary keyboard, L in tin* form of n box one yard wide and weighing only eight pounds. The Usual strings are re­ placed by a steel comb, ami the little hammers by tiny pinchers which touch upon the teeth of the coin!). Ru.-o.jan composers and musicians, including Ippolitov-Ivunov and Avranek. who have played the in­ strument at the Moscow Conserva­ tory of Music, testify that it is capable of replacing existing pia­ nos nod that it has a stronger tone am! apedor intonation- than the ordinary pianos. The new iimtrunn-nt has been christened “ Piehe* tone.” It is In-lieved it can Ih> pro­ duced at a low enough price to compete stieeusnfully with the present bulky old-fashioned pia­ nos. A.uto Accidents Kill 20 People on Sunday Circle Numb a- Three will meet with Mrs. A. E. Moffett on Cele­ ry Avenue Friday afternoon. Clearance Priest. John Wilson nnd Louis Hughey left Saturday to spend the week-end in Tnmpa. Mrs. A. It. Huntley nnd little son Braxton left Saturday for Wadesboro, N. C., and will visit Mrs. Dr. Huntley. Mrs. C. L. Flowers has nguin returned to the Formosa Hospital for treatm ent. She has been homo for a short while. Mrs. Charlie Evans, of Palmetto, leaves the hospital Friday and will spend awhile with Mis. Minnie Jones on Pnrk Avenue. I» Cobh return Wall Springs gi ufter a 10 relutives nnd •> <■-t- -M -t- *■ manrhe pn. Mj^ IVtfvry Emily Hawkins j from a motor ktlniitic Beach •* nil*.* in Jack,h" guests of and friends in EDINBURGH, July 2 8 -D r. An­ na A. Gordon, of Evanston, III., who was reelected president of the World's Women's Christian Tem­ perance Union a t UT>* twelfth tri­ ennial convention here, returned to her home with n varied collection of gifts presented to her by coun­ tries represented a t the internat­ ional temperance council. In the collection is a shillelah from Irelund, a complete set of specimens of pressed wild flowers of Australia, crystallized fruit and nn ostrich fan front Africa and gold mounted m iniature temper­ ance banners of Denmark and Fin­ land. T. J. Nixon have ■I , Mrs, Nixon's Phillips, of Ocala Taylor aad fumi- Prayer meetings for Die summer are being will utt>*nded anil great interest shown. We invite visit­ ing Methodists in the city to a t­ tend. The subject for Wednesday night is "The Family Altar and How to Keep It Up." Presenting Mi a Eleanor Garatti, national 50-yard swimming cham­ pion, who has come to the front rapidly in the past year. Scarcely more than a novice last summer, she has startled natatorial circles by her achievements. Miss Garatti hails from San Rulael, Caiif. •> v -t- <■* ■:* •> <■ * -i- -t- <• <•♦ -t-:- -t- :-»■+ + The Mi es Anna and Rebecca Clark and Lillian Thornley \vcr< the gueds of Virginia and Helen Jinkins on n '‘slumber party” .Saturday lytgig.. - • IIICVGO, July 2 8 .--Automo­ Five Appointments bile acrid.uts took a toll of more :M liv.-s throughout the coun­ Are Made By Martin than try Sunday while several person j were drowned ur met death in oth­ A largo number of Epworlh TALLAHASSEE, July 28,—Tim er mishaps. League members held a meeting following appointments have been al l bo County Home Sunday after­ made by Governor M artin: Min­ noon. Tin* inmates were very ap­ nie Kehoe, Miami, to be court re­ preciative of thi" service. porter for the 11th Judicial dis­ trict. .In per Crowley will cuter lain Fred M. Powell, of Olimpia, to hi.i Sunday School cla-:s lit one of be county commissioner for Alurthe lakes this afternoon. The tin county, class will oiijuj a awim and a pic­ A. L. Lewis, Clarksville, county nic lunch which delights all boy . commissioner of district 4, Cal­ houn county. M r . J. D. Parker, 112 Myrtle \V. A. Brooks, member of the Avinue will entertain Circle No. board of public instruction of Cal­ Five Friday nfternoon at 4 o’clock houn county to succeed L. L. Lan­ a t her home. All members are ier resigned. urged to be present and visitors Wilber W itt, Lake City, county welcomed. commissioner. District 4, Dade county. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Allen left Thomas J. McKnight, Davenport, la t week for Birmingham to visit justice of peace of district 2 tt, Mrs. W. F. Minis. Mrs. Allen has Poll; county. been in hud health for some time, a change seeming to be necessary Many GiGs Presented for her recovery. To Temperance Head +++++** The Subject for Sunday night in the Epworlh League was Missions niul in order to better emphasize the importance nnd magnitude of the good work being done, the president had the subject demon­ strated in a little play which show­ ed that the Wesley llour.es of our various places is really far reach­ ing and of great help to the com­ munity in which they are located. ++>++++*♦<.•* •i^-f+++++-x++++-;-y+-yyL-:-y-{ F-y-:-:"y-bH"t-{-{.->:.y*y4">+-y-fr+-t-4-y+-M-++-tTH-n-n.<»>+->-n-fr+++++++ 54 in Flat Crepes and Satins All new fall shades. Tans, greys, pansy, brown and black 5d inches wide. $5.00 yard Vanity Crepe 40 inches wide in all the new shades. Beautiful finish, heavy weight $2.75 yard Crepe Satins New Fall shades. 40 inches wide, extra heavy, all sizes. $.‘1.50 yard Radium Silk In every shade for light weight slips und underwear* $1.75 yard Mallinson Silk Voile r one year. All shades. ’ “v. 40 inches wide, $2.75 yard That there are only a few more days lef I in our Prompt action on your part will save y <>u money special bargains in i» not be said that l too big for hia* |8a» Gazette. I the Phoenix for dinners In town. big July Clearance Sale. Come and look over our Silk Dresses, Millinery, Hose, Ladies’ Shoes, Etc. Genuine Oxford Shirts, Men’s Shoes, Ties, Underwear etc Mallinson Guaranteed Pussy Willow 40 inches wide. In all all light and dark shades $2.50 yard BARONET SATINS for Slips, 10 inches wide $1.6 THIS IS THE AC.E OK SERVICE— JOIN THE CHAMBER OF COM MKRCE AND SERVE YOUR CITY Ask your friends about the money they h;oe saved by buying at our big sale tidies— :sHes, renovating, olatery m aterial. OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE The Yowell Company �THE SANFORD H Jack in Charity Boiit Real E state Auction Sales Wc are permanently located in OIJR SALES FORCE are EXpr Saints A ssist Highlanders In Win Final Came From Boston Team By Score of 2 to 1; Race Around Bases in Fifth Two Successive Doubles and Fight binning* by .Mak­ Score One of Six i n ,Ninth ing a Total of Nine Errors t*r at s-ond out. Culbreth, however, wm L! it second to first and Ride was re'tile d . It was three up and three 1 down for .Sanford in the ninth. * Yesterday’* game Raw n number of ! ited argum ents between play­ ers a •<! Umpire I’leh, one of which eiftsnlt' ! in Manager Jim Moore of S the ]•. I club lx.ing removed from the l i 'i l by officers In the sixth l inning. J TAMPA AR It I! PO A E Snead, 2b..........5 1 2 1 5 0 T il 1^ -11 Till t-C di m S^-K 4.—H a Hickey, 5 1 2 1 1 0 Estrada. If. . 5 1 1 5 0 0 Wcik. rs............ 1 1 1 0 1 0 ‘ Lee, rf............... . 1 ? Allen, cf............... 3 Huggins, c............ 4 Jessmor, lb. . . 4 fj Swanson, p. . . 3 ' Cobh, p, . .. .. 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 0 1 1 2 7 i* 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 Totals .. .. SANFORD Culbreth, 2b. Dumas, If. .. Curley, rf. .. Moore, rf. Crawford, rf Friable, a?. . MrQue, 3b. . Hailey, lb. Wade, cf. „ Alford, c. Chapman, p, Totals . 38 5 10 27 II 4 Score by innings: T a m p a ................ . -100 004 000— 8 S a n fo rd ................. 000 003 200— 5 Summary: Two Imse hit, Hailey, Friable, Lee, Three base hits, Snead, Wade, Crawford, Hieckey. Hit" off Swanson !* in i’» 2-3. Win­ ning pitcher, Swanson. Raw on balls off Swanson 2 . Struck out by Swan son 3; Cobb 3; I'linprtian 3 . Left on base, Tampa 4; Sanford 8 . First base on errors. Turn pa 1 ; Sanford I. Double play, Mcljue to Frislde to Hailey. Sacrifice hit, Allen. Stab j, base, Estrada. Um­ pire. Pieh. Time 2:20. and kiss it good-b^ ■ During his recent sojourn across the pond, Champion Jack Dempsey took purt in a bout for charity at Brighton, England. Here he’s shown in the right ju st before the opening gong. His opponent was a chap by the name of Phil Scott. The match attracted unite a bit of a tte n ­ tion. The third man in the arena is H arry Preston, the promoter. TotaD .. .. LAKELAND Welch, s«. Pond* r, 3h, Johnson, If. Brazier, cf. Edward", lb. Buckley, 2b. Surface, rfj Francis, c. . Cusack, p. . im s is ia iia iiiia is iiiiiiiiia a B iiis a n c iiiiR fliiiiM U — ATTEND— T o ta ls ...........31 1 8 24 18 1 PIII LA. AR ft II PO A K Cochrane, c. 30 1 0 0 0 Lamar, If. 1 0 2 4 0 0 I Poole, lb. .. I ' i> 1 1 1 1 0 Miller, if. : rt 0 0 0 o Simmons, cf. 2 1 I ’1 2 0 0 Bishop, 2b. . 2 0 . 1 1 1 . 0 Dyke*. .'lit. ..2 1 0 0 2 0 (■allow ay, .2 0 0 5 3 0 (Juinn, p. . 3 O' 0 1 7 0 For .Men anil Women College of Agriculture, University of Florida, Gaines vile August 10-15, 1025 . I l r n r ti iiln l «|tp n k rr« , **rr r?ilitui*, A tlftu ! piiiirnpM Iva n til null hit"* fm iitiry , ilitl r> I ittc. |»unllrj*t fitrm, ! rm L. i l lr ii x anil a if hrr f r t ili rn*|»*, ittitl lim tir r r o n u i u l r a . T a k e t vacatiun . , A Special Urogram for Women \i» f f r » * It (Him mill finnrtl Iti C o l l r i c f lln rm ilft rlr* . * I .- 5 Y Jslfnr* iniisf f tirnUli |i*-»l fiitrn , I m v rU , t i c . Totals 25 2 fi 27 17 0 x Untied for Lea in 0th. x\ Ratted for Wingfield in Kill. Score by inning.': IP ton ' 000 000 001 — 1 Philadelphia o il 000 Q0x<—2 Summary: Two base hit, Coch­ rane. latmur, Boone, Carlyle. Sac­ rifice, Ezzell, Calloway, Miller, llislmp, Todt. Double piny. Bish; op, Calloway and Poole; Wnmby and I.i e. Left on ba e, Boston (i; Philadelphia 5. Struck out by I Wingfield t. Hit off Wingfield 5 in 7; Fuhr I in 0 . Ba.«e on balls, off Wingfield 3; (Judin 1 . I.using pitcher, Wingfield. Umpires,' Cnn,223 nelly, Ntillin and Onnsby. Tinio ; 1:28. - 1 ,f • — Make Reservation In Advance f f!<*|»t"el«i r, Y. \. M l I t l ' I l l t l ' . R , I 'r r w h l r u l P IR A T E S COME FROM BEHIND TO D EFEA T BOSTON AMERICAN I.i: AC I I Won lac u Philadelphia Wu.-hinglon Chicago .. St. I.ouis .. Dell oft .. .. < lovi land _ New York .. Eos top .. . SOUTHERN IHAGUE Won Eost Pet By Williams TTS ONW AX VJIGHT \ /VA'AJ- Vd**/ - I - > S-N LH CHuCkG »NOO K iki HEAR T H ' & y I DOMT 1 h \mv< SOV.E OTHER G R O A W a ‘SEE 'fa E M U I G cT T tM E Ti m e , e w m a ; DARV< S T A lS P b ? VNE.UL> 1 PflGVCtJ. MCNM T o t. ME T ‘ BE EajRE m Tf-vprrs' B l o o d . Rig h t CvAop><, I HOME AT T h e r e 's i w A R e h v s ; '■A r-^V N O T wB o d ^ . w a s F o o m o . . J ■'Av^ • _____ ____ ______ . . . A ‘ \ l \I I W L Pciciw T im e i s iT ? WOVJ ^ L L T A H E CjQ3H 1 BET U P U4TVV A Tl\C a h '* " ft ,V m late j sSHOMsI WA Ms/ARE R \S i| . \H E A O YJAS YGuMp C Jj | t — "v!l } M j AAAH I DOMT R v EE vjE Score Two Runs In Tenth to Win I* to 5; Cincinnati Ited Sox Win Double Header From St. Louis Cardinals PITTSnURf.H , .Inly 2 K.—P itts­ burgh came from behind in the tenth inning Monday to defeat Boston 5 to 5. The con was tied a t the end of the ninth. Boston went ahead in thi/ tenth* dthen Har­ ris hit a home run. The Pirates - Urged a comeback, winning the victory with two runs when Moore wall; (I, Cuyler doubled, Barnhart ' fii ed, Traylor ami Wright walked and Mclnnnis sacrificed, ."cure by innings: Bo (toil lint 001 200 1 5-13-0 Pittsburgh . 000 000 310 2 5-12-1 Batteries: Smith, (iriihaiu, B arm s and Hinson; Kroner, Mor­ rison and CooJfi: BEDS WIN TWO CINCINNATI, July . 2 -k—Thc Reds went into'unifijjuitoii pJUenioti of third plaee when hey beat 'tie Cardinals in a double header Monday. The scores were 1 to 2 and 3 lo 0. Kobe Renton mill •lakie May, imithpnwi-d the Cards to win. Benton gave nine bits mid neither pitcher gave n base rm I . i l i T h e Kelts got* eight lilts in no li game. F irst Haim* Score by innings: St. Louts nil) loo out)—2-10-1 Cincinnati 001 030 (Mix—4- 8-1 Batteries: Rhem and O'Farrell; Renton and Hargrave. Second Haiju* Score by innings: St. Louis 000 000 Cincinnati . 000 000 Batteries Haines and May and Hargrave. )—0 -0-0 v 3-8-1 cltmidt; Today’s (lames FLORIDA STATE I.KAHUl St. Petersburg nt Lakeland. Tnmpa a t Sanford. AMERICAN LHACt'IChicago a t Waalvngton. D etroit nt Philndimihiii, Ft. Louis a t New York. Cleveland nt Boston, NATIONAL LKAHUi: Boston :it Pittsburgh, t .<• New York a t Chicago.* Philadelphia n t Cindiunnti Brooklyn nt St. Louis. There are about 500 vnriotica of fish in the salt nml fresh wa­ ters of Florida. Jr. W OM EM TS NWE D ' U H E .T t) L N E CUEP? - T I E BAUNTrtLO H O U S E / Qms w >u im x t wc. |i«*r iliiy. Srr | it nr t tiiittf i ii r I In me firm *mi*| r;i Iinn Am*a I "f I'llHit Ilnnril How They Stand 1 Pittsburgh I New York (’incinnati I Brooklyn I’biladclphi St. Louis • hiengo Ronton .. OUT OUR WAY I f you have Property you want golden LAKELAND. July 28.—George PHI Cusack gave up three scattered .\thlel hits to the Saints here Monday, . and the Highlanders shut them out by 8 to 0. The Highlanders play-»by wii ed jam up Dali, anil ran wild on scries the bases taking advantage TSf ev- Jack ery one of nine errors made by the game Saint’s Club. , held t The Hex Score until ST. PETE. Aii It II PO A K and C Mourner, 3b. ,. 3 0 1 1 0 0 Today Allen, si. .. . . . . 4 0 1 3 3 1 teenth Doyle, 2 b. „ 4 0 0 3 2 1 scored Brown, cf. _ . . . . 4 u U 3 o 2 game* Morri", If-p, .. 30 0 0 0 2 Cox, if................ 3 0 0 2 1 1 ROST Rarnea, lb ......... 4 0 0 0 0 0 Flags' Bt-sner, c.......... 2 0 0 5 1 1 Ezzell Hernandez, p-rf. 2 0 1 0 1 1 Boone Yesterday’s Results The operation of ferneries in the county of Orange is one of the leading industries. There an about forty ferneries in the coun­ ty which ship fer s to various ei ties of the North -lirin g the hits' ■nr on one fernery shippe I plo.om ferns to northern market in eight weeks tine-. The entire group ,,f ferneries hipped approxtrti t million and five hundred thousand We guarantee S a t is f a ^ The “ Big Freeze" came to Flor­ ida in 1804 and the temrperuturu around Cent m i F|oridu fell to 24 degrees. Another “(>lg frieze" came in February 181*5, the nn*cCttry falling 58 degrees in twelvu hours. Lukon i \ MIm u I M v : u T 'o u.vix v Cu, M i l . MON M i U l ’. I . L , l i m n 11G E. Second Street, Sacf* ? YOUR FUTURE You want to make your future happy. On ways to do this is to npen ait account with £ County Rank and make a deposit to tour mi every week or every month. It sill help fnancial edifice that will furnish shrlter u storm . 4 Per Cent Interest Paid on Sritifi Seminole (jfounlii S a n fo rd ,F la . STRENGTH - SERVICE - PRO' �__ THE SALFORD ITBKALP, TUESDAY, JULY JS.JIWB. Phone 148 Classified Directory ly Herald ). rates PRINTING in Advance •H I ■"* PRINTING FOR QUICK SERVICE, try THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY, W. N k V f e v £ op- p r i n t i n g THAT PLhASES, a t very reasonable prices. Remington Portable Type­ writers. Telephone 93, Wclaka Bldg. * • '* icd la le lr <•* ___ l f t e a __ a« a >t“* __ «e ■ i___ 4c ■ eoutilc above [ a rt for eonIraga leng th OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales through the Xenia Gniette, ZcnE, SPURLING, subdivision ia. Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ specialist. Subdivision to Or­ trict. Want ad and display rates lando, Florida, and F l o r a on request. Heighta, Florida on Dixie High­ way. COLUMBUS (Ga..) LEDGER — ( lussified ads have the largest TIN AND METAL WORK circulation in Southwestern Geor­ gia. Rate 8c ( 6 -word line) line. SIGNS TO REACH the prosperous farm ­ Any Kind—Anywhere ers and fern growers of Volus­ ia county advertise in the DcLand ^[joir fjiirLi'Aiivdl Daily New.i, rate lc per word, cash with order. Formerly Sanford Sign Shop Phone 480-W. Sanford Ave. MAINE — Waterville, Morning F irst Street. Sentinel. Thousands of Maine people are interested in Florida JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds property. Reach them through of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. tho Sentinel. Rate card on ap­ W ater and Boat Tanks. A t Oak plication. Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ phone 1 1 1 . A LITTLE WANT AD IN The HERALD will bring you in big results. Advertise those old a r­ ticles you have stored away and MIRACLE Concrete Co„ general have no use for. A little thirtycement work, sidewalks, build­ cent ad may bring you several ing blocks, lrrlgstlon boxes. J. K. dollars. Phone 148 and a repre­ sentative will call and see you. Terwllleger, Prop. T h e 8a n - r Hubsenuant ■ ch s h o u l d be frisr.ns Bnutlv# thor|t> rata*, rul«» twill Hon. And tf nn ■■■in you [Want ad. to ptlve. N O TICE kid give their ee address me number If a. About ode boosand has a I others caa’t I you unless iddress. , MUST be at Tha gen­ re o r b y letr I'OR BIG RESULTS advertise in tho FORT LAUDERDALE DAILY NEWS—it covers Broward County thoroughly which is one ^of the most rapidly growing sections on the Florida Coast, Snmplc copy and rate card upon request d lsew M la* valid. ipi. Efficient. Building: Material HRECTORT ICC w t l h l a e n v y p l r ot Sn n fn rif often needed, • th e n «ny »»«eqnlreil. I t t» Ibetlrally to t HILL LUMBER CO. House a Service, Quality and P r i« . Directory - Multlgraphlng, mailing—as you you want it E. Porch. First Bldg. ,ES FOR RENT L Oar. Driva it iak and Second St. I FOR HIRE *0 SFUVICE Day f a c t s all trains Phone 551 and 63-W Vice and Quality Reigns h A C A F K 'affle House <Mgr, 105 W. 1st S t ,1. CAFB in Service and Qual ie e t and Park At# The Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida, Gentlemen: Please discontinue classified ad I insert­ ed in your paper yesterday. Within one hum from the time the paper came out I hao a prospect for the lot and sold it to him this morning. There's nothing the matter with The Herald’s pulling power. II. A. SPEIIi Contractor nnd Builder LECTR1G CO. Gillon A Platt F.verything elcc122. Elcctragitb 2103 PALMETTO AYR. Everything For the Sportsman ATIONS AND nim .iE s Ball Hardware i stations. Mag­ let. First and Elm, lc and 10th Street. FLORIST” #11 occasion*. Phon* 260-W Phone 8 Mrs. 12. J. Coats, Mgr. CORONADO REACH. FLORIDA I'lU’ ti A ll H ates: tin- Y c n r J3.no p e r rlnv. tty th o week ( 35,00 double; (15.00 slnqlo. " A N. Office In |ok Building Annex. f 417-L S. Mo ugh ton fUlTECT in*I Iku.k Bldg. ------- -- Florid* R e sid e n t of F lo rid a since R eferences: F i r s t N a t i o n a l (la n k . IS SI. J. H. HUTCHINSON I lK A L E S T A T E A creage. F a rm s and Orango ( t r o v e s a ttn c c la t ly 1030 L a u r e l A v en u e. M em ber of S A N F O R D . FLA F lo rid a S tale - F l r g l s t s A s s o c i a tio n . WANTED: Stenographer. Please apply by letter to A. P. Connelly & Son. Rooms For Rent FOR RENT—Hoonis with or with out meals. Reasonable rates. Lincoln House. FOR SALE: LUMBER delivered FOIt RENT—Ground Floor Elks Hldg., 205 Oak Ave. Inquire up­ Nn and around Sanford, yellow pine framing, sheathing, siding, stairs. C. T. Smith. flooring, ceiling and finish. At prices that are n savings to you. FOR RENT—Reasonable; modern, new apartments, phones includ­ Vermont Lumber Co. Osteen, Fla. ed. By week month or year, well Write or FOR SALE: Pnir of good mules, located near ocean. weight 1,000 pounds ench. Also phone R. L. Selden, Seldcn Bldg, Chattanooga Wagon and McCor­ Daytona Bench, Fla. mick mowing machine. Both as FOR RENT; Two room apartment good ns new. Ask E. N. Sutton, —good location. Apply at 12 Geneva, Fla. or 6. 614 Magnolia Ave. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Send in your subscription to tho Tribune or haul it to your local denier so you can lead Florida’s greatest newspaper. One year, $8 .00 , 6 months, $4.00, three months $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ ance policy add 75c to your order. DO YOU WANT TO HUY or sell anything? If so advertise in the Gainesville Sun. ■09-M — Phone — 499-M FOR RENT: House. Musson. DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — Pensacola is beginning tho greatest development in Georgia’-' history; n half million dollar high-] way to the gulf beach ju st finish-! ed; a t two million dollnr bridge aerosa Escambia Bay started; j quarter million dollar opera house under construction; two millions being spent on highway; greatest See TO REACH BUYERS or sailer* of Florida real estate advertise In the St. Petersburg Times, On# cent cent a word daily, two cent# a word Sundays___ John FOR RENT: 2 nicely furnished In n p r e s c r i p t i o n fu r bedrooms. Reasonable rent. Phone 1 l l-J. 107 Third St. Malaria, Chills ami Fever Dengue nr Bilious Fever. near new hotel. 1009 Union Ave, FDR RENT; Furnished bungalow located on Manic Ave., half bind from First St. 5 rooms nnd hath. Address P. O. Box 428, nr phone 135, FOUR ROOM house for rent. A. I’.. Connelly & Son. Lost: And Found It th e a m tis. Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. LOST: A one hundred dollar hill. Between Friday evening and Saturday evening. Between Milnne Theater and Perkins Store on I-'ir>t Street. Finder please return to Herald Office and receive re­ ward. Investors Attention! ... 22000-Acres Orange County, about 2,000 Acres prairie, timbered. TWELVE MILES frontage on St. John’s in flowing: well district, quick action gets it. Earle T. Field KSTVI'H —i \ v rv n iK V fs I'utmton-Urumley Rida uril l-'lurtiln LOST: Black leather traveling bag on highway between Orlando and Seville. Name on tag on bag, Bernard Fries, Sliddeti, Wis. Fin­ der please return same to Semi­ nole Hotel and receive reward. M. Fries. Price $40.00 per acre. Seminole B usiness Exchange 1-K. F ir s t S tr e e t, O p p o site P o s to ffic e Electric lights, Fuses, etc. Automobiles DEPENDABLE USED CARS 1921 Dodge Touring, 1925 Dodge Coupe. 1923 Dodge Coupe, 1922 Dodge Touring. (923 Dodge Graham 1 1-2 ton Truck. 1921 Dodge Screen 1-2 too Truck. Have you rooms to rent or some I. W. Phillips' Sons second ha ml furniture to sell? Dodge Bros. Salci and Sere Ire Uso The Herald's classified page Phone .3 Oak and 2nd St. and get results. k ills At night when you find you need them. RINK’S FILLING STATION FOR SALE—Space on tho page for classified advertisements, Why not rent thoao vacant rooms, or #cll that second-hand goods? G. TAYLOR DYER IV inline;— D e c o ra tin g P H O N E 303 113 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla Wo recommend the following as the Ihree best money-mak­ ers in our office at this time: INSURANCE Business Sites Apartment House Sites Water Fronts 117*1 on Celery Avenue just off Sanford Ave. $40. per foot Very easy terms. >0 fool lot on Park Avenue Very desirably located. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, Ga., Augusta’s greatest classified medium, rate, cash, 9e charge, 10 c minimum. \ KNOCKER NEVER WINS, AND A WINNER NEVER KNOCKS. MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people are interested in Florida. Each of them through a classified ml j in the Morgantown POST. Six conta a word for six consecutive issues. Considerably below market Value JOIN THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE A. P. CONNELLY & SONS Mngnn;;.« at Second. THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT —Central West Virginia’s larg­ est daily. Want ad rate 1 l-2c per word; I insertions l 1 -4c ; 6 or more lc per word each insertion. Rose Court Terms By GEORGE McMANUS 147 Acres on Sanford Avenue n o w <,o o o -(oo<^. ts th e o r rtcE . Ib ox S P E N D S H it) TUHF. W HILE l‘M O O T C------- T H E *De AD l e t t e r OFFICE. H 4 S TO N S O F S C R A W L S LIK E THAT J'J G iv e IT TO THE C H IL D R E N TO i p l a y 'P O S T Of f i c e * w i t h — t h e y Ca n r e a d a n y t h in g l ik e t h a t b e c a u s e .— T H E r J U S T p r e t e n d sU OFFERINGS WANTED: Vacant or residential property near bus­ iness section of Sanford. An a p a rt­ ment house site of 200 foot front­ age or more. Acreage in the amount of from 100 to 500 acres. Give price terms. Address "MEDY" Box 221, Sanford. G UP FATHER SO T h i s v a st m v M R .T f^ u c ^ , IVOULTI Y O U M A IL . T H I S / L E T T E R TOT* M E Y A S TOO G O V | D O W N TOW N t k Miscellaneous FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando Morning Sentinel; largest classi­ fied business, rate lc a word, min­ imum 24c cash with order. BY CONDO 'W ANTED: U ts in Hollywood, | Post Office Box 799.__________ Very truly yours, R. M. RUM BLEY. WEST VIRGINIA — Clarksburg i*t>K SALE: lJy owners, bcnutiful home, new house; 5 acres, 125 The Clarksburg Exponent, morn­ ing issue 1 cent per word, mini­ orange and grapefruit, all bearing, HILTON’S other fruits, palms, shrubbery, mum 34c. darker shop three miles to Sanford, a bargain 113 Magnolia Ave. BALM BEACH COUNTY — The if sold at once. Owner leaving 6 First (Mass Barbers scene of s tu ; : minus develop­ town. P. O. Box 881, Eustia, Fla. Special Attention ment. Read about it in the Palm Given To Ladies and Children Beach Post. Sample copy sent on r ill; SA l.h: New cypres* l m t # good trailer and complete set of request. fishing tark'e. Will sell cheap for cash. I'. A. Whidden, III) East 2nd Chinaware in English Porce­ ADVERTISING geta results if it reaches potential buyers. Pnlains, Bavarian and Japanese latkn Daily N\ .vs is circulated in FOR SALE or Exchange for Flor­ nn industrial and agricultural sec­ ida Real Estate: A dandy bung­ China make lovely Rifts tion. alow, four rooms, two large porch­ cement basement, electric light., The Ball Hardware ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her­ es, nice lawn, good garden, well of ald, South Georgia’s greatest fine soft water, garage and lots newspaper. Morning, afternoon, of shade. Corner lot with good weekly and Sunday. Classified neighbors. I.oention-Alliance, O. I* W. H. LONG rates 10c per line. Woycross Jour­ 0 . Box, Alliance, l). nal-Herald. Waycrosa, Georgia. MEAT MARKET JG STO RE— Trcugs, Sudan. Wa feu ns y ju r ph?na. SALES LADY: Wanted in every town in the State of Florida to handle exclusive sale of quick sell­ ing nrticte direct to women. Snlos Indies in other States without ex­ perience making $40 per week. Here's an opportunity to make 1ig money and work in your own town. Cottcsman & Company, 105 1-2 South Pryor St.. Atlanta. Gn. July 28, 1025. Lumber and Building Material Carter Lumber Company THE MORNING JOURNAL is tho Write. B. Edwards, Box 705, Sanaccepted want ad medium in forth West Third Street Phona 665 Daytona (Fla.) One cent a w o r d ---------------------------------------------nn insertion. Minimum 25c. | FOR SALE: Fine home. 4 room ---------------------------------------------- House, screened porch, 1 1-2 DAVID B. HYEB TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, acres land, 100 trees, variety small Fla. Thousands read the clns- fruit, nursery of 1000 trees. Ideal ARCHITECT sifinl pages of Florida’s Great for poultry farm. Located south M.mb.r JL L A Home Daily, rates 2 cents a word, city limits on brick road to OrlanMinimura 25c, cash with order, do. Bargain for quick sale. SickRosa D u lld ln g Write for eomnlete rate card. ness. F. E. West, l.ongwnod, Ha. OrlanSn, Darlil* 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fin. EVERT TRUE WANTED TO RENT: Six or seven room house. Modern convenien­ ces. In silcct neighborhood. Con­ venient to schools. Post Office Box 904. REAL ESTATE E<-t i n s e r t i o n , „ Wanted LEARN ABOUT Polk County and lakeland, through the StarWIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing Engraving, Embossing. See us Telegram. Best advertising me­ first. We do it. Phone 417-W. dium In South Florida. Published mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— R. K. Ave.-Commorclal St. Lakeland, Florida. ioo for flr»* ■restricted to E u Advertising ^ O R v ; - | C ^ r-V T U N D E R v t /m n o h o w ' t o o c m i S L E E P UH T H E DAT r~ T v ’tT/vTl T IM E * <----- T = i - $8(10.00 per acre long Terms DP.CAHEO I W UZ. W O R K US *- . 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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 28, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d686c5b1eb4d441066f175457a5a6144.pdf 1f75bc9f721f72c08738ca0c2a854f50 PDF Text Text OUR NEWSPAPER ,ed in Florida’s Heart, arld’a Greatest Vegetable , Its Richest Grfl^en Land WEATHER FOR FLO RID A ';! l«*»l thunder shower* .Monday nnd Tuesday, southwest winds. . ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES b ton Stunned fcddenness Of w)net’s Death Byton Sunday SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, JULY 27, 1925 Sanford Always Endeared To Memory Of W.J. Bryan Because Of Courtship Here PRICE FIVE CENTS As Commoner Appeared Last Week -- —- Sieved To ■Fine Health I O f A I. PITI7FWC j Visited Inping ' -’ Old Estate Located .On East Union Ave. toGTON, July 27.— lo douth of William Was Great Statesman With Brynu came to Unimpeachable Character. Met and Corresponded With A Number of Voting Peo­ m with stunning Life Full of Usefulness, Is ple Then Living II e r e j nnd at a time Cosensus of Opinion Here name was blazing The City of Sunfotd and the St. Tribute to William Jennings I Body of Great Commoner to Lie In State Thi: 1 I 4 AMftft A ft* MA I \ A ftl __ aa Afternoon at Dayton, Tennessee, Whili Public Will Be Invited to View His Body Bemains to Leave F or Capital Wednesday Great Political And Religious Leader Had Spent Strenuous Day Saturday Miss Mary E. Baird Who Later became His Wife at Home of Russian Count in Early Nineties b Bring Some in Demlc Party Soon NUMBER 307. Bryan’s Prayer at Church Services At the Morning Hour Beautiful Appeal; Police­ man Asserts Bryan’s Life was Threatened DAYTON, Tenn July 27.—The body of William Jen­ nings Urynn who died suddenly in sleep here late yesterday will move on a special railroad car from Dayton for Wash­ ington at 8:*I0 o’clock Wednesday morning, Mrs Bryan an­ nounced through her friends today. Burial of the political and rcligi >us leader will he in Arlington National Cemetery. Virginia at a time to he de­ termined later, Mrs. Bryan said the body will lie in state this afternoon between the hours of 3 and 5 eastern time while the public will be invited to view Bryan’s body. 'I'he place will be at the home where Mr. Bryan died off the Khea county court house, where he fought his last great •lohrm River nt this point were al­ ways dear to William Jennings Urynn lxruu.se of a visit to this eity during hla 'courting" days to ■He Miss Mary K. Itnuil, who later became his wife. This was learn- ■Mitt If, lu speaking of her husband's passing early today Mrs. Lryan. a heroic little woman, declared, "Oh 1 so wanted him to be left to me fop a few years. There are so many things that lie was needed for. Me was writing his memoirs and the world needs his memoirs. They told of the great stretch ot American history and we so wanted to make his trio to the II >ly Land next February." Mr. Bryan lies at rest in the north room of the Roger’s home. |(c has a most peaceful expression on his face. lie seems as though all one would have to say on entering the room would be “Mr. Bryan” and he would immediately an­ Ihe above picture was onu of many taken of William Jennings swer to the call )f his name. The lights are turned low and Uryan during the recent trial of John T. Scopes. It shows him com­ fortably dressed with abbreviated sleeves and mllar turned in. Me is !v.F* . . 'i nru Kathered around ju st outside on the M p i 'i wm ure In prediit i III ■t I lf th e d e a th of K ^ B m. In recent years, ^ ^ E the capital bad been Inst one of its greatest and best then his purpose men in the death of William Jen­ nings Urynn and the» enemies of . |^B r.dly was describe,| I H l i friends among the righteousness one of their mo t § |H in the press gallei ies. unrelenting foes. ^■ iterance* Runted "Mr. Uryan was a man of the ^ ■ t i rested in major leg- highest ideals of citizenship and shown examining some papers in connection with the trial, from which Itryan’s name wa less morality. Mis strongest enemies lie emerged victor in his iast and greatest light. ^Bcipiently mentioned oil never dared to accuse him of dis­ After traveling over 1100 miles ^■m less til** subject was honesty or unclean living. Me was Saturday ami delivering .speeches at Winchester and Jumper, Mr. ^ E with an issue dear to indefatigable in championing the Uryan returned to Dayton early ■ b ill as prohibition, when case of righteousness. Not all ■ I from his expressed agree with his |K)licies but all de­ Sunday from Chattanooga, whero H y were used. ho spoke the night before. The cent men admired nnd loved him end como before -1:30 oYlock in S ta n d in g the absence of for his loyalty sincerity and hon­ the afternoon —the time when H kun from the cupital for esty. Janice McCartney, the family Mod, he continued to hold "Failure to nchievc the presithese filrs. Whltner said, was chauffeur, utti'niptud to uroiuu* M ends in and out of cunHenry Donne, brother of William him from an afternoon nap. The and even though his perT. Deane of this city, who soon Commoner had been living under »mj> wns absent, many Clay and James (1. Mlninc. after Mr. Ilryan's visit removed a strenuous program since he f x)*Kislation came to l.< Ibid Given Many Weeks (o tame here three weeks ago to uson Iw-nring his .ijovxr [rreatest men have not abva I’repartition o f Address ^ tt led IV j>r*"■!,[»oiinit chair MvinNtlii i A. sist in thi) prosecution of John T. To Be Delivered During eviews heanl very clearly loss will Tie univTrsJTlfy ’ rej: Scopes, found guilty of viofafi.-.i* icral political issues which and his place ulmost imposi the Tennessee anti-evolution law. (he Recent Evolution Trial When news of the sudden dentil fill.” n dealt with hy congress, lie appeared in excellent health, I of Will*.mi Jennings Uryan was re­ however, R. J. Molly who wns a i !>ecial, back to Florida from Tennessee, he had not been prominand was planning to ceived h> 'I he Herald last night Was In Fine Spirits newspaper correspondent wit this time settling in the city of Jve in recent years. I In- campaign is now entering launch a great campaign this week I through nil Associated Press dotUryan during his first can.,.—*., Miami, which for many years had its third week, and the manager, k'hnlf of fundamentalism. During Dinner Hour I patch, pians were immediately in for president of the United States been the home of Mr. Uryan. When here Sunday P. II. McFarland, expressed hintI made for issuing an extra edition morninghe hearrived says: went immediately to At the time of Mr. Ilryan’s visit si'lf today as much pleased with Miss D aniels of D etroit Kegiving Sanford citizens their first "As n special newspaper corres­ to this city, it is pointed out, rail­ tlie progress that lias (ss'ii made. i|Ui‘s ( s T h a i S he Be Allowed Commoner Had Been Made official iiniiouucemuiit of the pass­ bis home and from there to the his influence m party pondent I was with William Jen- roads in Florida were "in their He believes that the movement Southern Methodist Kpiscopal To Feel Very Much At ing of tlie (Srcut Commoner. to T ak e Ottl Fi.’s t M em ber­ Kveti his political hp- mugs Uryan when he made his beginning" and most travel to .San­ Inis great possibilities. This, lie Church, lie sat on the front seat ' Home by Dayton People s h ip in C om ing C am paign Upon receipt of its first men- and listened to a sermon by Rev, cognized the weight of first campaign for president nnd ford was on tho water, mainly the st'id. would Is* a very active week, rage at «:.t0 o'clock, The Herald nl support in questions formed my opinion of his unsel­ St. Johns River. with all committees working, and DAYTON, Tenn., July 1*7. Wil­ dispatched an order for more de­ Miss II. F. Daniels of Detroit, Hi morality and kindred fish devotion to his country at that getting everything in readiness for j Mich., The estate of Count Wassielief liam Jennings Uryan regarded the tails concerning the sad occurrence a young woman ol wide ex­ time. The fading years have nev­ the drive next week. The goal has er diminished that opinion or les­ was situated mi the north side of not yet been determined upon but perience in real estate and de.i bip- contest of issued growing from the nnd at the same time the electric {led Strong Ratmi Union Avenue, extending from Scopes trial" as (lie greatest fight current was turned on to heat the ment projects in that cit<, lu r Boosing of Democratic sened our friendship and during Pump much thought is being given t" it. quested ol a career "not without fights," metal pots on the linotype ma­ llrunch almost to Mellontile Chamber of Cn unietvt | r office, from represen- his residence in Florida, wu met villo Avenue along Ijike Monroe. and it will tic in keeping with San­ tlie privilege ol takiu ; ••iil the but he sold shortly after the chines. 11 takes no hour for th<* I' president, the Nebras- many times and friendship was ford’s wealth, population ami fu­ for first membership in the Citut..- trial. Mr. Uryan told an Associated metal to be heated sufficiently for Bgh many. times proture possibilities. Sanford campaign of tb > Chain Press representative last week (be machine to begin setting ty|s-. on-factor hy his oppon. The campaign is already increas­ her of Commerce. that he exnerted t" make many ad­ lu the meanwhile several tele­ tf n strong baton. None ing the mail received by the Cham­ dresses, for which he would not phone calls ipiickly brought mem­ .Miss Daniel lias decid'd to cn ! [ him in congressional ber of Commerce. Impiiries are permit admission to be charged, bers of the mechanical depart­ I"ui strong rejoinder coining in daily in increasing num­ her lot with Sanford after a trip *r< axing the issues as he constru­ ment to the office. In a few min­ Finis, and Ilia approval bers, and most of these indicate over most of Florida in which kIi 'd them after the fight court test utes' time practically the whole I sought hy aspirants that Sanford is in the minds of made a study of localities fiom the <>f lb" Tennessee statute prohibit- force was on Duty. Forma were many iieoplc ns a city that is go­ standpoint of possible enhance in i tin leaching of evolution then* taken from the press ami arrange­ I, in looking about for ing to take on greatly increase I ment of real estate values. She is ments were speedily inudu to take Diominccs for years activity. There is much nptiirisin convinced that the Sanford sec­ care ot the story. Under the su­ tion gives greater promise of pro­ ■he habit of putting over the city concerning immediate pervision of Hugh S. Osborne, Withe ground to deterand future prospects, nnd their is fit and opportunities in real e s­ foreman, tin* force went about its tate developments than any other of the Bryan a firm Isdief that the city will section she visited. ■ lu n g s. A national benefit greatly from the advertis­ ■Ithout bis powerful She has held responsible posi­ Wi'diiftfihiy li«* h | i «»\v i -<| the A*so* ing that it is getting from the In a few minutes Circulation ■ t from the platform campaign. The news that Sanford tions in Detroit, having been sales elated 1'ivns a sheaf of telegrams Manager l.ev Reck was on the job II realize. Ills death is in the midst of u great gr to­ director and a. sistnnt director of 1from individuals and organizations and despite the fact that many of gether movement nnd that the citi­ a number of large developments. in many section i of tlie United the carrier hoys had retired, short­ ■ as to what will oczenship appears to be united "II She expects to interest a number Stales, applauding his position in ly afterwards between 13 and 20 Pr'l'lt is known us tho * the project is looked upon every­ of Detroit iM'ople in Sanford. Scopes case. Then it was de­ weri on the job anxiously awaiting Est Urynn following The Chamber of Commerce re­ the where as a splendid sign for the clared that lie expected to speak the pu|iers. r" potent h, ,mrly ports that a number of citizens city's future. Uy U:'J() o'clock everything was “soon mid often" for Christianity. Following tho campaign, a *ery (J have called to take out utnmherI'rcpuriuil Final Address. well under way nnd at U:I0 o'clock riiips, all of them saying that they |U‘V. •;!' "'bnirer of the much larger fund than ever bif'irc hership campaign for the Sanford Mr. Uryan bad prepared wlml the linotypes were ready for »q*'l-abollette in many of Chamber "f Commerce in view of available will Is* at the diqosnl were heartily in sympathy with was to have Im-i-ii the closing argu­ ratioit. The foreman issued the efforts, and his fedraising $a(J,uoo for advertising of the Chamber of Commerce for the movement for a greater San­ ment before the jury at Dayton. dispatches in "takes” and each op­ '!!,.• The death of purposes, who spoke so eloquently an extensive advertising eampiign, ford through organi/eil effort and It was not secret that the prepara­ erator set about bis tusk with mu,,u" n a comparatively during nearly every day of tho and this is expected to att'act adding that they believed this one tion of this address hud been a chiue-liko precision,. While the Vav' s national politics past week to enthusiastic hearers, many tourists, investors and Inwe- of the most important civic move­ matter of weeks. Some of liis type was being set headlines in ' *lions where they ments in local history. will address the women of this city soekers to the city. t friends thought lli.it lie txpe<ted hand-set type were quickly set up '"' r nt a state of more in a sprdnl meeting tonight at X t" make it one of the greatest and by the time the iqieratora had ■rfatniy. Although in o'clock at the Woman's Club oil efforts of Ids career, suggesting finished everything was in readi­ "" is no group set il would perhaps lie Ids list ex­ ness for placing the typo in the oryan group, there ard Parker A. Henderson, Oak Avenue. tended oratorical effort. When ar­ forms and locking them up. The women especially are urged , whom his support Mayor of Miami, Dies to attend this meeting as it is de­ At It o'clock the press wus run­ guments were waived and the case welcome. sent to the jury without final ning and in a few minutes the clared the occasion is one which is •’dilutions point, there Mi. Ilryun suid word “ Extra" was being yelled all of vital interest to every woman be no immediate visRrenier temporally expedient in tiding ov­ spccelinmking. over town, lu actual uperating (Continued on Rape Three) of Sanford and the entire adjoin­ rfaction in congress er a difficult period und assisting time the pa|>er had been isucil in ing community. Men ure also in­ Mr. Uryan’s death, Uritish coal to compett' in foreign 'an hour und -10 minutes. vited to attend the meeting al­ '*s plan of enmpuign, markets without the necessity of Despite tho late hour when a though it is primarily for the wo­ national committee, reducing the miners' wugei, which majority of the citizens were men. ’ms failed to call on most people readily admit only asleep, hundreds of papers were compelled to revamp Dr. Kurr (b lighted the members could bo reduced at the cost of sold. As the newsboys passed hat respect and the of the Scrap Iron Class und a large hardship to tho niyicrs and their down dark street after dark r«und" he so often number of visitors at the Princess families. street, lights began to flash in Theater in his talk there Sunday Downing street 'today, when- lie Rlaln speaking was indulged In the homes ns people began to open morning on "Opportunity.” In hail a conference of neurly an todny by former ministers of the their doors to purchase copies of connection with this subject he dis­ hour with the prime minister nnl late labor government. .Stephens the paper. At an early hour this cussed the value of "being ready" W. (’. Uridgemnn, first lord of lie I). Walsh, formerly secretary for morning the newsboys were again and "getting ready" to act when admirality, who is'ncting ns medi­ war, speaking at Wigan, suid tho ■ot the job und within a short time i opportunity presents itself. , ator in the controversy between corl owners, according to their it was necessary to run off moru nt Paintings Opportunity, declared Dr. Karr, the mine owners and miners. own figures made an average pro­ copies to supply the demand. ' presents itself not once to any one I'rcinier Huldvin employed al­ fit of more than Id,000,001) As the news of Mr, Uryan’s !<>kl For $787,000 l man or woinun during his ur her most the whole day in consulting pounds yearly since the 1021 look­ death spread ipiickly over the city lifetime Out millions of times. Me with his colleagues and' expert.- to out^ yet they professed ' tho im­ WuA Mis Expressed Wish lust night, The Herald office wus ^N> July 27.—A total of WASHINGTON, July 2 1scored the old teachings which prepare himself for his meeting possibility of paying present beseigiil with scores of telephone William Jennings Ilryan’s hi have been prominent in the minds tomorrow with u committee fxHti! wages. Mr* Walsh characterized Inquiries usklng for further inforArlington National Cento of many scholurs to the effect that the trade union congress. the wage conditions of the miners mntiuii on the ('ommoner’a passing. in opportunity knocked hut once and Nothing further has developed us "a disgrace t" civilization," and Cursorial culls were also made and Virginia will bo ii\ accordi with the wishes expressed by after that it was useless for that regarding the government’s in­ tho mine owners, new proposal# by the time tho extra edition was] on his last vis'., to tho Naii particular individual to wait for tention, hut the rumor has gaiicd us "infernal." issued, there was a large crowd Capital mure than u year ago. another opportunity. strength that temporary govern­ Knianucl Rhinwdl, former par­ congregated in tho office. "It matters not where I die," "When u man is down,” he as­ ment subsidy for the coal trule liamentary secretary ot the mines Commoner tohl his intimate fri sorted, "that only gives him an­ would be proposed. Tho idea of department, addressing a miners’ Hen G. Davis, “ I want to be bu Markets other opportunity. If lie fails such trade subsidies is not vriY demonstration near Durham today i—Work to start or lu Arlington. Will you renter again, he again has unuther and J* popular in the country, hut in tflv deplored the attack on Dean WellNEW ORLEANS, July nit of Y M. C. A. build this request?” better opportunity to make ghod present case, governmental rid don yesterday uh "foolish in the lou, steady, October, 21, (Continued on Rage Two! 23.10, (Continued on Rage Three) might be tacitly accepted as a because of his experience, Commoner Regarded Scopes Trial As His Greatest Fight; Had Planned Speaking Tour Dr. Alexander K arr To Address Women At Meeting Tonight Settlem ent 01* English Coal Problem Banners Boosting “G reater Sanford’9 Campaign A rellere �f o r e « u r C irc u it C o u r t, u t t h n C o u r t ir<>UNe Mt S jntoi.1, H u r h U . o n thfe U h •lay of U"pt*m!)*f. *> I9CB. and t u r n and t l i r r r m u k e a n m - r t o tl>» Mil of ro m p l.ilnt i-xhlbltccl n g n l u a l miu In till" cau«r. ' )t in f u r t h e r *>nl«-r«<l t h a t th in (in ti r <f I'd b l lc a t lo n t><> p u l i l l a h n l III tlir S a n fo r d l l i r a t d , a liew-»|>u|>er fttilillnh«*<t In Sanford. H i) iltu.ltf o u n t ) . F lo rid a , one* r n r h w i r k f o r l i g h t r m i a r i u t l v * w * * k r. \ v ITNESS my h a n d a n d tin- r e a l o f tin f l r c u l t f o u r t of t h e H rvt-uth J u d i c ia l f l r c u l t o f t h . f S t a t e o f F lo r id a . In anil fo r S r m l n o l o r . i u n tv, on thin t h e l l t h d a y o f J u l y , A, !>., 1925. V. K. DOITGLASS, «'l*-rk of t h e f l r c u l t f o u r t o f t h e Si n oth J u d ic ia l f l r c u l t . In urn! f o r Ki fnlnuli C ounty. ft if. U K t:K S, D e p u t y C l e r k . (SKA Id l i t - " and S p e n c e r, Solicitor" a n d o f f o u n H e l, f o r th e f iiintilaln ant, J u l y ll-1 » : i , A u g u s t 1 -8 - 1 5 -22-29S e p tr n th e r t. I. \ TMH f I K C t IT ( Ut UT OK TIIK BKVKNTH. J t n tt lA I . t l l l f U T OK T I I H j i TATK OK K I . O n i H A . 1 8 ANI» KOR UKMI>Ol.K C O t S T I ' 1 8 cnA X rK R V . K V A A. H E I t N l H i N . . C om plain an t V & l -M AM. tl A C D K N H IK D , *t ah. D e f e n d a n t* . . 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A u d en rlrd : E m m a A. A u d r n r l r d ; Alary %V. A u d e n r l r d ; le m la e M. A nde n r l r d ; A n n a K. A u d r n r l r d . nod •M argaret \V. llm n s.-v ; to all p a r t I r a rln lm lrtK lnt«-r*-"t* u n d er M ichael J. D oyle. derenaed: tle o rre f. I t r n n t l e v . d e c r a x e d ; N ich o las W a»altlcff. o e e e a a r d a n d I t o h r r t II. H um a ey . d n cru si-d; o r o th e r w l a e . |n and t o t h e f o l l o w i n g d e a r r l h r d lund". a l t u a t e . l y i n g a n d t-«-lnx in ttie C it y o f S a n f o r d . C o u n t y Of S e m i n ­ ole an d S t n l e of F l o r i d a m o r e p a r ­ t i c u l a r l y d e a c rlb e il ua f o llo w " tow lt: ; I .ota F i f t e e n (1 5). S l l t r . - n ( I t ) . H e v . n t e e n (17) E i g h t e e n l i t ) , N i n e ­ t e e n f 19). a n d T w e n t y (2") o f Dace a c r e " , a c c o r d i n g t o p la t t h e r e o f r e . r o r i l r d In F l a t llook 1, on p a g e 21, Italia*- 21 E a * t. Uemiiu>;« C o u n ty . F lo rid a ; th e n W m p arallel w ith t h e S o u t h lin n o f ""Id S e c ti o n .'a to t h e K an t l i n e o f t h e S a n f o r d O m n i; th e n re N o rth 25 degree* K a rt a l o n g r a i d G r a n t l i n e t<* a p o in t fit.).9 f e e t m e a s u r e d o n a line N ortli 1 d e g r e e " K a r l f r o m t h e S o u th lin e o f mild S e c t i o n 30; t h e n r e Kaat tu ira lle l w i t h r a i d S o u t h line of S e c ti o n 30. tx t . 3 5 fe e t t o t h e c e n ­ t e r o f M e t lo n v l ll e A v e n u e ; t h e n c e S o llth 4 d e g re e ." W ent u lo tlg th e r e n t e r li n e o f M e l n n v ll lr A v e n u e 198.1 f*et t o a |i<dnt of l o g i n n i n g , lea* t h e Kn*t to f r e t f o r r t r e e t t*urpore*. C o n t a i n i n g 2.5 a c re * , m o r e o r tear, u n d n l r o I h - g l n n l o g a t t h e I n t e r s e c t i o n of t h e c e n t e r l i n e of M elonvllh- A v ­ e n u e w i t h t h e S o u th lln*- o f S e c tio n .70. T o w n r h l p 19 S o u th . I l o t m - 51 i K aat, S e m in o le C o u n ty . F lo rid a: t h e n c e N o r t h I d e g r e e " Ka <i a l o n g I lie c a n t e r lin e of M e tlo n v llle A v ­ erin*- It'iH.l f e e t ; t h e n c e W e n t p a r a l ­ lel w ith t h e S o u th l i n e of anld IN c o l l i " o f C OU NTY J U D G E . STATE OK K I.O U ID A S ro tlo il 3ft. n d l e i a n •• o f 877 5 f r e t SKMINOI.H COUNTY. to th*- K a rt lin e * f t h e Saiif-.rd <-f Joseph W i l li a m C r n n t ; t h e n r e Soiihl 25 d e g r e e * \V# • * In r*- F."t' D o w er, fn a n n e . a l o n g r a i d •■ rant lin e t o t h e S o u th Notice Is h*-reliy g i v e n to all lin e of ml*! S e r t i o n 30; t h e n c e K urt a l o n g anld S o u t h lin e o f S e c ti o n 3ft w h om it m ay c o n c e r n , t h a t It. J. S 5 i>! 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DUNK A N D O l t D E I t K D . th in <th A FITZSIMM ONS; a n d ---------- F I T Z ­ I *Ii.y o f J u n e 1925. SIMMONS: M i l.M A M H A M ILT O N ... . V. B. D OU fH.ASS. KITZHIMMONH. W. II. F I T Z S I M ­ L. f **"' C lrc*.;t C ourt of MONS a n d ---------------- - F I T Z S I M ­ I S e m in o le C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . MONS. I lx wifi. KIMVIN II. WOOD, I W K K K fl, D e p u t y C le r k. in d l i bio.illy a n d a." n*.*lgneer f >t I c n A u ) DeCottea S olicitor* Tof th e r J u ly n .V H**J>l**mh. * Tnm M T " till; , , At Dnif j •\o t ic r is ih .ln y nfhX ^ "•"in lhereafi_'5B,i t Die tin d e ra lin L * * ! naraon* «n.| .n,V! «i» tin . 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For the next four years, In thirty days. .i or until the campaign o ft 1012 ael, deceased, M-B.Benn,deceased, l l ! CIRCUIT C qU R 1 . A lmeda Benn. d re e a s e d , A u g u s t which resulted in the election of I S E STTi H JU D IC IA L CIRCU IT f IN I-Ingg. deceased. H . A. M cK enney Preisdent Wilson, Mr. Bryan con­ AMI r u n THU COUNTY OS* deceased, a s heirs, d evisee s, g r a n t masses of this nation and the tinued to edit his newspaper and SCSI I St OCR, STATU OK F L O R ­ see o r o th e r c l a i m a n t s under world, supported by the commer­ IDA, IN CHANCERY SITTING. them o r a n y of the m , Ure. J. E. cial Interests, the laboring inter­ to attend the counrils of his par- Vr. I t MORRIS Bentley a n d U r i . H. A. M c K e n ­ an d all p a r t i e s c l a im in g any ests and the toilers everywhere, F., BENTLEY,* GEORGE L MI- | ney, In his first campaign hia bourn J. CIIAEL. r e s t in t h e t r a c t s of land ANNIE 1. MICHAEL. M. I hI nete we will answer those who demand r e in a f te r described. in klncoln was a Mecca for promH BENN. ALMEDA BENN, AUGa single gold standard by saying: 1 n i l . I . TO R EM O V E CLOUD L'ST' LINOC. H. A. M cKEN N EY, “ You slinll sha" rot prers down upon bicnt Democrala, wiiero Mrs. BiyO rd e r of P e b l l e a t l n a the brow of labor this crown o f , an.* a scholarly woman, formerly To th e d e f e n d a n ts . J. F- Bentley. thorns. You rhail not crucify manMiss Mary E. Baird, of Perry, III., iry in G eorge I. Michael, A n n ie I. Michael, R U IN E D E Y E S who has greatly aided her husband A u g u st L lngg, M. S. Benn, nnd Al­ kind upon this cross of gold." a n d IL A. McKenne The convention was stampeded in his political career, was a char By neglect; they get red and tort tod> ?,!dda\.c Benn. h " £ id ‘ 2v»rT ont of them*Ii ming hostess. The Bryans had u let them go. Don't M i t living, an d If dead. all p a r tie s for Bryan, who was nominated onardi’j Golden Ere Eye Lotion cures claim in g i n t e r e s t u n d e r J . E. B entover eight other candidates on ’.he three childrtn, one ion and two LeonardiT O eorge I. M ic hael, A u g u st ! soreness without pam in one day. ley fifth ballot, following a sneech by daughters. ftigg. M. .. a Benn, A lm e d— a . Benn, Lingr. ---a n d II. A. M cK enney. a n d ea ch and Always in demand ua a lectur-; Cools, .heals and strengthens: Insist a Georgia delegate in which the dec ea sed every one of them . eloquent young orator was refer- er, especially at Uhautatiqiins, Mr. on having "I^onardi’s" — it makes the Iherwlse. rw lse . ^n In th e g r o ^ e rty . below en tle y a n d red to as “a Soul come to lead | Bryan's income wax augmented by strong eyes. At ail druggists, escribed. Mrs. J. the Israelites to battle.” Subse-jhis writings fur newspapers and qucntly Bryan received the nom- magazines and hit authorship of ination of tin* People’s and the several books. The latter included National Silver parties. "The First Battle," (1397); "Un­ The nominee broke all speaking iter Other Flags," (1904; "The Otd rer-ords in his first campaign, trnv- World nml Its Ways," (1907); ling more than 18,000 miles nnd "Heart to H**art Appeals," (1917). making about C00 speeches in 27 Innddition to hia Nebraska home, .i states. He polled 0,302,925 votes Mr. Bryan nfl.r his final defeat to McKinleys 7,104,779 and receiv­ for the presidency, established res­ •V.** ed in the Electoral College 170 idence in Asheville, N. C., and Mi' votes to his oppemnt’s 271. Al­ nmi, Fla. > f v ,*r-.«,,S though defeated, Mr. Bryan re­ A few months before the time mained, Hie _ leader . . . of lii3, party and. , for the 1912 Democratic National j Y>-v.! *,he kpanish-American war in . Convention. Mr. Bryan publicly! Commoner Will Rest In Arlington Cemetery According To His Wishes (Continued From Page One.) Felt Work Was Done __ WINCHESTER, Tenn., July 27. —Before leaving hcTe Saturday after delivering an address, Wil­ liam Jennings Bryan, who died suddenly in Dayton yesterday, awi* * onwiiiu s v v i u i a i iituwu u u j \> been accomplished in the greatest * cause for enlightening humanity ever known. 1 believe that on the basis of the accomplishments of the last few weeks, I could truth­ ful say well done." I C Virtually dominant in the dem­ ocratic party for nearly sixteen years, William J. Bryan was three times nominated and defeated for the presidency. Then, like Elijah of old, he cast his mantle upon the Elisha of Princeton and exerted a potent influence in bringing about Woodrow Wilson's first nomina­ tion for the office to which he, himself, had vainly aspired. Known in his youth as "the sil­ ver-tongued boy orator of the Matte," it was Mr. Bryan's elo­ in which ^••oinmaiiclodl the announced ho would not he n ran* ] quence in his famous "cross of gold" opeech at the democratic na­ 3rd Nebraskan Volunteer Infantry didate declaring he was “ready t tional convention in Chicago in as its Colonel, he opposed the to enter upon a campaign to enter I 180fi that made him the choice of permanent retention of the Philip­ upon a campaign in behalf of a' his party. He polled more than pine Islands by the United States. true Democrat with even more vig-j In 1900, when again nominated or than Hint with which I have 0,500,000 votes in his first cam­ for the presidency, he made "anti- fought at any time on my own be-! paignthe paramount issue luil I. His career has been likened to imperialism" refused to omit an explicit , ,,,,, ..... that of Henry Clay who also was but party declaration in favor of free .woodrow Wilson at this time was three times nominated for the coinage of silver in the party p la t-1Governor of New Jersey and had presidency and as many times de­ form. This time he was defeated attracted the attention of the No feated. Clay, too, became a Sucre- with a poptilnr vote of 0,358,133 as braskan, it was said, by reason, tary of State. Friends of Bryan against 7,207,923 for his opponent. of his "liragrossivo" l<>filiation. j Insisted that, like Clay, he was too He received 155 electoral votes to The fight on the floor of the Bnlti-' conscientious, consistent and scrup McKinley’s 292. more Convention, led by Bryan aulcus for a politician and that the Mr. Bryan returned to Lincoln, gninst the .Tammany men in the famous Whig’s declaration "I and started the publication of a New York delegation, is a matter would rnther be right than be weekly political journal called The °f history. Despite the fact that President," well described the man Commoner. Four years later, 1904, j Champ Clark, Speaker of the from Nebraska. although not actively a candidate Home of Representatives, led on The former Secretary of State for the nomination, which even- 27 ballots for thp nomination nnd war bom in Salen, 111., March 19, tuaily went to Judge Alton B. Par-1 had a clear majority of nine, which 18C0. Ilia father was Silas Lillnrd ker, he vigorously opposed Demo-j ordinarily would have made him Bryan, a native of Culpepper emm crncy's “conservative" attitude.* jthe party’s candidate, the N’ebrasThe interim between this period kan’s eloquence and persistence ty, Virginia, a lawyer apd judge Tho con, after graduating from and the next presidential election ' against "domination of the party Illinois College in 1881 and Union of 1908 was occupied by Mr. B ry-' by Wall Street" resulted in failCollege of Law, Chicago, in 1883 a», now known by many of his urn of tho Missourian to get the entered the law office of Lyman followers as "The Peerless Lead- necessary two-thirds of the conTurnbull, former United States er," in several enterprises that vent ion and in the designation of r.cnstor. Subsequently he removed kept him in the public eye. Nota­ Wilson. to Jacksonville, III., where he prac­ ble among thesp was his trip Mr. Bryan and Mr. Wilson held ticed law until 1887 when he settl­ around tne world on which in* ninny ideals in common. When Mr. started September 21, 1905. Ac­ Wilson was elected president, he ed in Lincoln, Neb. During the presidential cam­ companied by his wife, son and a appointed Mr. Bryan Secretary of Bryan first went t o , Slate. paign «f 1888 young Bryan's daughter, Mr.China where lie was speeches in behalf of the Demo­ Japan, and tlllf Tiie | Ulllll l| and IIIIU made 111el (i* t t two, years Mr. Bryan # ochospitably entertained cratic ticket attracted attention numerous addresses one of which. SW,ed R1?** at ,ht‘ h,,a'1 °\ Mr* and in 1890 he accepted a nomina­ entitled. “The White Man’s Bur- « 'Ison ,aa cabinet were yearslof pertion for Congress in the First No- den” was commended by the Jan- t,le*lty ,nml ?tre»s* Thl‘ Mexican lifaska district, a Republican nnese-American Society. Tho IVmb,ro'K' 10’ the *,a panes<* anti-alstronghold, "beenuse, no one else Bryans were presented to the Em- lcn. Ia'"1 controversy in California, would have it,” he said, since it: ptror of Japan and were every- amI th" correspondence with Gerwas believed no . Democrat could [Where nccor«l.-d the honor of fore- ,nan>' aml Austria-Hungary, antc.. . . . T n- He was elected and served most Americans. Later the party cJ;dent to America’s entrance into from 1891 until 18J j . lie was Wl,nt to tjK, Philippines where Mr. tht‘ war* wer'’ problems that gave made a member of the important Bryan’s views on' Filipino inde- tbo ' n'* Nebraska statesman ninny Ways nnd Means Committee in his pendence wero welcomed. During s‘ePl®9s nights, first term. this visit the savage Morns of During bis term of office, lieTwo speeches in this period gave Mindanao Island created tho Ne- caUse of an insult to the United ‘ Mr.iJJiy.in nationwide. j>rPnlin<Mi4.;7 hrii*knn a "i|jitiii?*or ohirf-of one Statejl flu)'. SDd thf* tt-fUiiil of! one against the policy of protec­ of their tribes. DictsitftV” Huerta of Mexico to fire tion, delivered on March 10, 1892, Leaving tho Philippines the !l salute ns nn apology American nnd the other against the repeal of nnrtv went to India, the Holy j troops were dispatched to Vera the silver purchase clause of tho Land, Turkey, Austria-Hungary, Cruz, which wai captured April 21, Sherman Act on August III, 1893. Germany, Russia, Italy, Norway, DM4. Subsequently the troop.* and In the latter he advocated "the Sweden and other European coun- warships were withdrawn, Huerta flee unlimited coinage of silver, tries, finally arriving in London deposed and a oCnstitutionalirrespective of international agree­ on July 3, 1900. Meanwhile Mr. kit government under Vemistiana ment, at a ratio of Ifi to 1," a pol­ Bryan had "interviewed" King Ed- JCarranza, who was favored by the icy with which his name was af­ wnrd VII, tho Emperor of Russia, Administration, was ret up in its terwards must prominently associ­ and other potenates, and Count \Rtoad. ate until h* entered tho cabinet of I.eo Tolstoi and had made nunier-1 At the height or th* anti alien President Wilson. oils speeches all of which were re- |Und controversy in California, Mr. The first nomination of Mr. . . . . »» tlm , ,American pie , and Bryan journed to the Pacific const Brynn for the Presidency at the w'|n’h spired n desire on tin* i where he held sever’d conferences Democratic National Convention 1P?rt Democrats at lionie to give with th* Governor and deliv ered in Chicago on July 10), 1890, has " im “ great reception which was spe,hs be foie the Slat legislatiute. Mr. Bryan’s Bryan's resignation from f since been characterize!,d as one of d°nu upon hia return to America l h i ‘ miracles" of American poll- * , folowing September. tiro cabinet, which uccurml on tics. Tho nvninee, after serving in, A“°ut this time Mr. Bryan came Iline 9, 1915,. came as a thunder_____ *congress, had run tor tho United I?, , ,r , world disarmament, an clap out of a clear iky. it was atatoi Senate and been defeated H'en' which is said to bine pi imp- known there had been disugreel.y Senator John M. Thurston of i nia drafting in 1913, when In* ments between the President and Nebraska. Abandoning the law, 1'"‘caine^ Secretary of State of the \his chief cabinet officer but that Mr. Bryan became editor of the th *Particular form of pence treaty Ithe breach had gone beyond liealOmaha World-Herald and chnm- between the United States and for-ling wan not realized by the public pinned the cause of binietulliIism ... L'lgu nations “by which all dis- mind. Germany’s aggressions ns vigorously witli the pen as hi l,,u'"i weer to I... aubmil'ed to an and her ruthless ll-boat policy had up> ii the forum. He had been inipai tinl investigation commission Jwere daiiy drawing the United beaten for n third term in C’on-1 n year before histiUties could IStates into the Vortex of war. Mr. p u -13 on the issue of "sound moil begin." This has been regarded as j Bryan seemed pli'dged to peace. ty ’ and when the time came for Mr. Bryans gi»*ate.st achievement The time came when President the National convention this ques­ for Unity forgein nations, and re -. Wilson’s notes to Germany had to tion was rending both big political presenting three-fourths of the (take a final tone ami, with the jaitirn. There were Free Silver population of the earth, became sinking of another American ship Republicans as well as Democrats, signatories to the document. About and an ultimatum from the Unitbut Hi* nominee of the former, a year later the World War broke ed Stntcs, Mr. liryan, who had Henry Al. Teller of Colorado, out in all I t s fury. (previously declared "There is nothrew bis support to Bryan when In 1908 Mr. Bryan was again thing final between friends sent the Nebraskan won the nomina­ named us tho Democratic tsurul-jhm letter of resignation to the tion nt Chicago. »rd h uror. The campaign wai I're-ident. Mr. Wilsun, deploring The "cross of gold" speech by waged mi the principal issue of op- his action as a "personal I,ms." iti Bryns, which lias been quoted of- position to "trusts'* nnd for a j reply, accepted his Secretary's tci.er, p i haps, than uny other of *'i*rd time the Democratic noniin withdrawal from the cabinet sta t­ ho words, nnd which made him a ic suffered defeat, polliiigi),I()9,- ing tbiii they both sought the rival of William McKinley for the lol votes to Taft's 7.*J78,1mih nml same end but by different meth­ presidency—came at tin- dose* of receiving 102 electoral votes to his ods.’’ I he zeal of Mr. Iliyan to bring a debate on tho floor of the con­ opponent's 321. Notwithstanding Mi. Bryan's re- "bout world peace, led him in the vention in advocacy of a free nilver plank. Men nationally prom­ verses in politics, it is said, hi* excess of bin enthusiasm, it was inent in the party hail preceded was "a good loser." Of Presby­ said, to public speech and acts that him, nnd opposed the plank unlei-* terian forbears, optimistic and of brought upon him a gieat deni of K'oniinu-,| on I’jige Thiee) it liouid provide for bimetallism a religious nature, hi i setbacks International agreement. The situation was tense when the Ne bin*:' an. then only 30 years old— run year more than the Constitu­ tional tequirement for u president —sro.-.e to np.*ak, everybody was s m s m s ) . tiled; everybody seemed ready for compromise. Not so the delegate from Nebraska. There was fire in his eye when ho begun to speak "I would Ik* presumptuous, in­ deed, to present myself again* t th* distinguished gentlemen to “Strike \\ hilt* the Iron Is Hot” whom you have listened,” he said, "if this were a mere measuring of nbilitites; but this in nut a contest V on persons. The hum! ! "Co!.I Cash" in the hank gives you command of citiz-n in all the land, when clad opportunity. \ in the armor cf a righteups cause. Is. stronger than all the hosts of error. I came to speak to you in An* ymj building up your hank account m a defense of a cause as holy as the powerful weapon for success? Lot tis help you. cause of liberty—the cause of im­ munity." Then charging the evils of the day—the idle mills, the social lin­ aR^SfcSlirSJS of money nnd the "idle holders of idle capital in Wall street," he con­ tinued: "The individual ia bat an atom; he is born, he acts, he dies; but principles are eternal; and this hus , Uen a contest over a principle. ,Having behind ua the producing ft O r f f •*3T FIRST NAT10NAI BA NK ** M u Vl.M Ollll, l'*|,A. a \ .n Mrs.’ J ii A. M e K e u n iy . * ? < * » & £ $ £ Ice clal C|lerk . r k o Y ; t ^ f e ^ f o u r t . Bemc e r t a il n la n d s s i t u s t a In tIis v-ounv_e C o f Sem lnule. Mints of Klorlds, dss- i c r lb e d a s : n v A■ S ' k ' m o, o. By A. T h e n o r t h h alf of the no rth SU*«ey.L a r lo w* a n d Cairpe C a r p e n te r . _____ _ W ______ h a l f of t h e n o rth e a st q u a r te r We, E d * ir? <2 ,n l1 Solicitors t o r C o m o laln an t. at th e s o u t h e a s t q u a r t e r of tn a n o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r of Section z*. T o w n s h ip 10 Mouth, R ange 3* NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION E ast, T h e n o r th half of th e S erial No. 01TI99. N o rt h w e s t q u a r t e r of the sonthen st q u a r t e r of th e n o rth w est D epartm ent nf the In terior q u a r t e r of Section 2t. T o w n ­ S q W ’xA'SC-ACffT U. a. L and O fflee nt c a tio n to the J us , * ‘ s h ip 10 Mouth. R a n g e 19 h*»t, n a ln e e v llle , F la . C o u r t of t h a « “" * • « i? and th e s o u th w e s t q u a r te r or J u l r IM. IM® N* t h e n o r t h w e s t q u a r te r of s e c ­ c u l t of F lo rld a f a t iVh N O TICE la h r r e b y g iv e n t h a t ford. Florida, or tio n !•. T o w n s h ip I® South, R u s se ll C. R h o a d es of S o rr e n to . C o u r t m ay then h.h7 " " i R a n g e 39 E ast. A u th o r is in g t h ” ^ ■ for F lo rid a, who. on J a n u a r y 30. 1913, I t Is here b y ordered th a t you and ade H o m e s te a d E n tr y . No. 017199, a c c o rd a n c e w hh ?kS,,ca M ea ch of y ou do a p p e ar on the 3rd m d ay of A uguat, 1915 to the bill of f o r W 1-2 of NW l - t . B ectlon 7. law . of M argaret *?•?, ^ TooW wtnt sl lhl lip a m in o r child 1 c o m D la ln t f i l e d h e r e in T p 20S, R a n g e 39E-. T a l l a D ated th is 13th a , . It Is f u r t h e r o rdered t h a t t h is o r - haaaee Meridian, h as Hied n o tic e of " “*I t| d e r of p u b lic a tio n be published In In te n tio n to m a k e C o n u n u i i i l o n D. 19Z&. T h e S a n f o rd H erald, & n e w s p a p e r P roof, to e s ta b lis h claim To th e la n d publish ed In ' Sanford. S em inole above described, before C le r k of “ ‘^ | C ounty. F lo rid a, once . week for .C ir c u it Court: a t O rlan d o . F l o r i d a . | o e o . a . HeE3 “ g h t c o n s e c u tiv e weeks. | ° n *Rw 3rd day of S ep te m b er, I I I ! A ttorney.'. ri Vviinesa my h a n d and aval of th e | C la im a n t nam es a s w ltnesee*. J u ly 12-20-37; Auj. 3t j| * ®s&.*sTpsy ;M IA M I S H O R E S ; A m e r i c a 's M s d i v s h r a s b a a -* '■1st}. M> * This T#r^ttment house is to be built this summer jo Miami Shores. ,1 * V T a “The buying, power of the American people is about' j* * * ? - U « l« 'j M ' l XT'**- .I*W fc * - * * * *‘( *, four or five to one of the people ofi other nations” 1 '* • '/ . * . r- ♦ * ,i , • : % , —so said one of New York’s most prominent manufac*» * 'V turers and financiers in giving his reason why Florida • . ** ' *i , in general, and particularly Miami, are destined to en­ joy continued and increasing prosperity. The Ameri­ can people can pour more money into Florida than can be easily computed. 1. And so MIAMI SHORES today, by virtue of this condi­ tion, is filling an immediate need in providing homesites and investment opportunities when Miami, al­ though in the midst of her g reatest era of expansion, cannot cope with demands being placed upon her. This replica of Miami—Miami Shores, being developed along the most improved city plan, is offering similar opportunities to those Miami offered in the early day. Look over the entire G reater Miami District, then see Miami Shores, and you will understand why it is th at Miami Shores’ sales from the beginning have broken all records. ' j v *— vr-s. 7 * ■ J» I 1 i a inuRq. a-Rt* 4 "If you decide th at you are Koiug to fail, you will not be disappointed." T he Silent Partner MIAMI SHORES A m E r i c a , v :7 1 See Miahi Shores aa our guest. at our office. I* I . . V* ;4'J. : .. 4 UJ M e d i t e r r a n e a n Britt-Chittenden Realty Go. Make reservations I -s . t. 210 E. Firat St., ** \ \. Sanford. �h * * v t* . pN*-- the.- United- SUtes -te m.k* IW fj JG _____ _ ~*-7? * . ported as being opposed to permit- the gage of'battle thr ,heGermany, hottcyer J C O A L SITUATION by promptly . . . . . ’ declared !‘sh( i‘sna muifcTNfc ‘ 11 ’ ___d[ aoffered ‘-1 ^Contlnue'1 from Fage'.One!} : Ufeated at all costs" defeated, Since he be__ ____ iif!:Jnoat_ of . HaYilbefii-'dT. the frontier .‘ajf'in “THe Covered Wogi T »»•*■> -, n i T ' i ' v / • finl*’“"The tTrnH of “The A t M i l a n e . T h e a te r a w c h c *rower” of ?wwt_ oi the and "The Fighting _____ ____ ... r..h c $ i * t fropn being ii WASHINGTON, July 27,-O pm u c fashionit model, but; ^ now everything ponents of the World Court alarmr*rtmn tn f la n in n nnd come tho the tinllaliAjr) polished m gentleman. nnn AApvk jo,to? different. ed over the senate will ratify the Torrence Is featured with Rod llarding-IIugbea-Coolidgo program he feels—well, something like the I.a Rorque, Dorothy Gish and providing for American adherence man who hns deserted his |ildw Gorge Hackathomo in the leading to the court protocol, arc centering and has donned his boded ahtit •roles of the production which Is a drive on Senator Corah, chairman for a day in the city. 1 being shown todn >and Tuesday mlttce, hopingof theashrilluetaoet “Aftor all the rough peck roles at the Milane Theatre. Helen L« ■ or the senate foreign relations hoping he will find a I’ve had,” he says. “I Atn nlmmt WotUyPMJ, former “Fillies" beauty, committee, device for blocking the proposal. jhepda "the supporting cast. Edgar nfrnid I will trip oyer my siiel;,”\ Representative Tinkham (R., -wrote this stbry of New Mass.) is one of the spokesmen Tailored ■aiioTvu suits, suics, smooth smoorn •. suave shavess ■JjcTwvn .. ... i t , # W .I C nfjkht ' and neat haircuts >nnd TorrenteJAfttKjy Hie especially for the of the opposition. He made publie Sunday a letter to Borah nphave been strangers during Psost# *ereen*. __________________: ......... ■‘ - v Up Di New .Pi n tih « ^ ;rt0Tq,Pff%9n«.) >%!«■■ ft vyr.iid.il »’would n«v«th*lwa .deliver 5!" as a private soldier, nC€S.” ‘ •pared • address la ter;' and ii While Sec rot ary of Stute, Mr, ancti. ertcdlngMays in Daytbjn.the Bryan oftert nbseht from Wash­ Rp>'lames Edward ircrc spent in revising his ington ns a lecturer and this sub­ Welldon, (.can of Durham. I»«s rrip t * ... jected him to no little amount ot ? , . Vy r-,ncr8 Saturday. They t wtU no indication of »»*- rnillcry in the press. In a public jostled him in the direction of the ."the Kreat.Commoner dur- statement he sold the $12,000 sal­ liver, with tho ostensible purpose C trial. On h h ntTival at ary he received as a cabinet offi­ of throw!h? him in. He was res­ a few days.in advance of cer was insufficient to meet the cued by the police nml taken away ning of the case his appnr- ordinary household demands upun in a motor boat. Mr. Shinwell added thnt little sical filnehs was penernily. his purse and he felt obliged to •d. He spoke only ■oncc 1,1 supplement his income in other blame was to be attached to the at delivered several n*.- ways. One of his most popular miners, for with no other means of ?n Rhea county. Hi* Pub* lectures was “The Prince of Peace,* curbing the tongue of n deqn it irances included a speech When he entered the cabinet, was the sort of thing they might luet in his honor by the Mr. Bryan astonished Washington bo expected to do. Whether the government liked it ibllt school, an informal by announcing that grape juice o his Cdiow .prosecution would be substituted for alcoholic or hot, he declared, economic pres-, id their (pieats at Mor- beverages whenever the Secretary sure was figging the country tow­ igs. two reiiitmtM ad; of State and Mrs. Bryan enter­ ard national ownership of mines. Doan Welldon addressed a great Dayton and one at Pike- tained the members of the diplo­ ' Jay he spoke at Win- matic corps. Indeed, Mr. Bryan miners’ gala service today in Dur­ irrvine out a promise in his long advocacy of teetotulism ham cathedral. Ile -aid he did not Lttorney General A. T. was credited by many with having hegrandge .the miners any wages .urinjr the trial that at done more than any other Amer­ it was jipsjyhiu to pay them; but V woiild deliyjBT.' an nd- ican outside of the Prohibition the question was wha# was pos­ |te attorney general’s fel- party, to force the adoption of the sible to ppy them, lie advocated |men. Eighteenth Amendment to the eoncilinton nml arbitration. A conference of miners and mine Jked in Dayton. Constitution making the United “leader of the fundnmen- States a “dry" nation. From owners has been called for Wed­ Mr. Bryan was made to March 1918 ho was president of nesday nml unless this should prove successful there seems little much at home in Day- the Nationnl Dry Federation. hope of avertin'' a stoppage on Ihea county. His entrance Aug. 1. Apparently the miners will fturc from the courtroom ked by a succession of L O C A L CITIZENS not countenance even the sugges­ es. Rhea county polltical- PAY TRIBUTE TO tion of continuing the present agreement from day to day, but cen found frequently in I I i T J A M T R R Y A N tbc will nskwhich for blican column and many W YY l L i l j l i V i U J . D l l I A IN nn(< n,i,,ers month-afederation Kr:u,. fnlltnf: |te political faith were tho men, will lay down their tools lie most ardent admirers b'rom Pago One.) next Saturday. inner democratic candi- est (Continued men and discussed the out__________ (resident and cabinet of- Standing traits of the Great Coni( ' I ,, II you let a life-long te- moner just a few minutes before I « 0 O d e M . _ t i U e r t y W shakc your hand, Mr. being- informed of Mr. Bryan’s Killed In Accident was a question heard at Dayton'. in once in the court room. death “I have always regarded Wil... his last discussions with liam Jennings Bryan as. one of I ALATK,\, duly The bod\ folk concerned the sugges- the greatest and -best -of -all Ihe ' f Guerry, fprmer local a college devoted to fan- leading men ever known in this ‘ J * ,M wh" w,n- ,<i,k'd4nlist doctrine be establish- country," Rev. Nixon stated tiiisjun accklcnt near Jcnmorning. 1c cantlnue., T ''W l * Iched with the iiiformn- the most important things in !,is Vr„0 l,u",lf;v tu n cr®1 « * ’ sentiment in Dayton fa- Character was his abiding faith in v f Cs ton,o,row h;‘Vo .been pnnquncrynn" for its name should the Bible as the inspired word of i ‘ p , ...... be established^ his icomn c c t^ j w U j, t |u, p n i a t k a Daily' “We’ll see. ’There's ’Go<l a n f thu C h r m ti" n "H trio n . “While ns a political lender he i NoWs nml since that date hns mb to discuss the name has had many opponents and ent1 : hecn activq in real estate ilove(op* • ■ mies, yet many of,his policies nmll nicnt. He h rocognlreil aa one of ns Brilliant l,in ( r s ,\ the history nf American views have been adopted and car- the most gifted nownpjqicr men in hcrc are few names which lied nut by others. While he was the s t u t e . Mr . Guerry had liecn it brilliant lustre of "spec- defeated three'tim es ip races for I affiliated with many of the lend ffort which has become a presidential chair, I believe lie is itlg Florida newspapers. He came the memory of William ns good and great n man as lias to I’alutka four years ago. ever been president of the United Bryan. fe for almost HO years States. The statement of Henry morama of national sensn- Clay, that ’I rather he right than cd one upon another. At president’ aptly fits Mr. Bryan," became almost overnight declared the minister. "I regard the leader of his party Bryan’s death us a public calamity idol of millions. Three because of his great influence for carried the party stand- good. He will bp known to future fits choice for the highest generations as one of the most the land; in another pres- useful and prominent characters of fycar, 1912, he reaped much all times." Admires Ability. credit for placing Woodrow “The nation has lost an honest, In the White House, and in livery other national demo- brave and courageous citizen. convention in a generation While differing with him in his in the very center of every views, I admired him for Ins great ability,” declared F. P. Forster, that came. •artecognition, many said, of president of the First National Inodershtp, President WiU Bank, whan coqimontiog upon. Mr. e him secretary of atato-A B r$ ft UtiJ mtMtfdg.*" ” • ' '■f o ' Champion, of Right. Mt from which he resigned two In speaking of Mr. Bryan and later, under the most sensn| of circumstances because he his usefulliiess to this nation. e nation, was verging toward County Judgo James G. Sharon de­ ipation in the European war, clared: “I consider that the entire na­ peuco always had been his [in his earlier years, just as tion, and especially the common ater days he made the es- elnsses of citizenship of the United f religion his nll-nbsorbin States, have suffered a distinct irreparable loss in the death and turned his talents n tK and of Honorable William Jennings k on evolution, Bryan. swerving Devotion “In nij" opinion there was no hout all his active years iWCrs clung to his stand- more sincere or faithful champion swerving devotion for the of the cause of the common people his ideals, while his ene- than Mr. Bryan. He Was honest, led and hated him, call- sincere, faithful and enthusiastic gnorant and misguided In In fighting for thu rights of the economies and his relig- people, lie was always lined up rcat (lower of eloquence, on the side of justice, honesty and brought him to a (dace the common rights of mankind. 1 prominence, remained When leaders of this kind are tak­ Id for many years, but en from a nation there long re­ last hiss old time brill- mains an aching void before some the platform and the other champion of tike ability will in to dim perceptibly. develop. “He was a true apostle for the h>* found time for urcsome excursions inti cause of liberty, not only in polit­ politics was his forte, ical life, hut in religious life, nnd ry of his life work is each American should bqw in hum­ [history of the national ble reverence and sorrow and ap­ ampaigns that began preciation at the bier of tho grent -hicagu democratic con- crusader for right against wrong, 1 stampeded from a William Jennings Bryan." Rev. F. I*. King, pastor of the y his “cross of gold” ide him its ramlidute for First Baptist Church, says; “The now world has produced no man like William Jennings Bryan. —A unique “follow In political life for more than a quarter of a century lie has been tho greatest power in his party. up” service from us Except in the ranks of the enemy his motives have never been ques­ th a t in su res you tioned, and seldom has an enemy dared to attribute to him nn un- j getting every frac­ worthy purpose. He has achieved jUuied from Page Two) in the field of the superlative—he 1*ntirism. Before the hns made for himself an enduring tion of mileage built i:itc, entered war the JSTc- (dace in the hearts of millions of [liid pledged himself tp people who contend for justice and into these marvel­ p.v *m expedition financed righteousness. ! t'o'd, tho Michigan man“ In the ranks of the Christian t" Europe for the pur- forces no layman has occupied ous tires. Learn tho I getting the boys out oT such a commanding position as has .^vs." Mr. Ilryan later William Jennings Bryan. And he nature of this serv­ [“'■J plans and did not go. came to this position because of t-ntly he was accused of the genuine worth of the mail he ice-it’s worth while. ■hinally aiding the propu- has been through tho years of his the Central Powers by private and public life.” F*"'-'* and writings. Early av.ir he declared it was Sarasota—Sarasota County vot^s «lc4 M by profit seekers. In $2,ri()0,000 bond Issue for road con­ Sanford, Florida F1' a in San Francisco he struction |a t "for the Unitwl States P with Germany would Chicago firm $8,000,000 tract i challenging a madhouse.” south of Ijiki Okcachobcc; sugar Dune before this he was re- cane to be planted. E A r e Seeking Help O f Senator uw i pealing to n u a -to suggest mms means whereby homething effective , can lie done." ft no opposition “An audacious and lost despsr-1 pfesldantial disfavor, nte attempt is Iwing made by the _ ^ - r Internationalists and occult for­ Bryan Pet eign influence,* said Tinkham, “to force the United States into For Dead Mi the League of Nations by way of the Worl4 Court. MIAMI, July 27.—^Ppor Po .. _n step from this to shrieked Papeete,' the 18-yeai “It is only the employment of our armed Bryan pet from his cage in forces abroad." kitchen ot the Commoner'* hoop Tinkham added that the Hague Cocoanut Grove tnis n court is sufficient now. “ Hush Papeete," soothed His letter reflects the continu- Griffin, Bryan cook from, her chairj ing dissensions in the Republican beside the cob! stove. > ranks over the court program. “Serin like that Peete Parrotj Eager to avoid displeasing l*rcsi- know there’s something'wrong dent Coolidge, Republican ii recon- mawrnin,” she drnwlcil, “he , cilables in the senate plan to prop- been frettin’ nnd carryln on «i ngandizc against the court indir- since Friday nigliL” . ... ■— m I f | «* 1 4m .v-Tv’ B f ! dm tuida r,ntnine* lo Cvrat liable* Q u a ttW iix iim i cdudin a d d itio n - To Rest In IgtonCemetery N in g To Wisli W i^htBros.Co. WIIEELESS & WELSH WHEEL ESS & WELSH -V V U L C A N IZ IN G GAS u , . I’hotiq -102-J P ro m ise and P erfo rm a n ce Cfirnl till It) in l*i in" J lor tsirryliiii in ritplf? rnm|»!«*t|iiri K r . i t pt l* nml ru*n»l ■imMlti hulMllir p r H ' i L t it.it nluirvv the \,i ) iih nf r-n rrc u m th i; |io p »rfv Vint " f Nirrtfl of li»* vip n o iifs o f rt'C H it n m any ilrnca o v it occupied it large portion of it, while over the balance the palm etto grew wild and the pine woods m arched dow n to the sea. A >• finfHiinitlng i ’ ht* I n r l i i i l n ; C on p l^ lcd n.inli iif ■ r,11 n .lM -a f*r,rr‘l *Jr, 11 T i ii’iibi'n \Vn«‘llnii ( » 'lint ttn.1 I'm Atln 'lliH lrtil ti null'llim Cornl ij.il>. , C ou n try f l u b rc.fi Today it is well on the way to becoming the finest city in lhe w orld—-forerunner of the new type of com m unity that discrimi­ nating men and women vv.ll insist on living in tomorrow. INnHifflrn r.M 'hinan r«nsri*if.*ili iinl t' l i ’iri-h F l v innilsrn ’ r#pr»<if Im lfl* T ' “ > fin- h arv est of prolits. Only the o th er clay a fruit grove -if roiiriK'* |irn >1,. liittni-s C om t U n ljln .''iHtnrj Acmlt rny U n d er C onstruction Mlfivnl* IMIfmon* Hnt»*L In thin city of Coral Gables, comprising the choicest portion of tho Florida Tropics, more' than $25,000,000 already hnvr been spent on im provem ents, and the vast de­ velopment program calls for the expendi­ ture of more than $100,000,000 additional o\!er the next eight to ten years. down to the blue w aters of Hiscayne Bay, w here frost is unknown and the flowers alw ays bloom, forever sw ept by cooling trade winds, forever bathed in limpid sun­ light. They cannot give you the lwist con­ ception of tho haunting charm of this city where the business zone is nn architectural gem, w here are lovely hotels untainted by modem commercialism, w here n thousand delightful homes have definitely established a new type of American architecture. One thing and one thing alone can the fig­ ures involved in this vast developm ent pro­ gram make plain, and that is, Coral Gable* offersu sound and secure investm ent w ith an assured present and a great future. i*«0 rnnmi Mi irnl.niitmc) i*nunviv i*lul« Cotli’icr for Ynttnii W nmen (*firnl Mljuli Hi 'IhkiI T r n mil** • nf 'ViihTWiiyii T w o lieu 4ulf courum But mere cold figures cannot give the m easure of beauty here, where ten thous­ and acres of gently undulating country run The buyers of tw o und three years ago have m ade splendid profits as values rose with the progress of development. Many are buying again today in the new Riviera section, with its trem endous development program. T h ey realize that the pre-development price level cannot last long, and that the investor Who buys now has the finest opportunity for profit-taking that even Coral Gables has yet afforded. A n n tim c c i/ T im I'n lvtirilir nf Mlitml Pnnlliirliini uni llen1tJit<tortiim M »h l Hltrrv T ^ m iili Mlnmi-llHf nni» ’ > I*i 1rnt il.ib t .j Tli^tilr#, F if t y It lv l'r i Il'iT t!'* ’ \\ l . l d o - S - v l l l » i*>’ >t. 340 r i « m « . 1 ---------------------- ----- r*-)------- I CORAL GABLES 1 D IS T R IC T S A L E S M A N A G E R , C O R A L G A B L E S Sanford, Florida. Pl«a*« »«nd m« d*t*ll«d lr»form»(lon regarding C o ril GtbfM 1 1 a home end an Investm ent, and also Information about to Miami and Co ral Qable*. oAZiam i K jyicrcLX Name ...... m G eorge ‘E-M crritlk OH, .. Coiner Ouk and Third Service That Makes Friends SELESS & "WELSH ing a golden 4 0 Miles ofVater Fronts .•V Fisk Tire and Tubes ■y F .Y O N D this g a te w a y lies n m agical city w here investors a rc reap­ 3 4 ilia in Executive Offices; Administration Building', Coral. Gables, Miami, Fla, fK> S' & & t* I » u t a - __ _ S, W, RRADFORD, TVlilane Theatre, WHEELE s s & WELSH V* —- if V * i — H i �wmu .............. .. I* Wittiam' JenTiings Bryan JL_- -7 Jr •»• .,i .! If / :• f ,v V _ TO THE RESCUE nsbane bees l v NEW „ The report of the death of William Jennings Bryan Dillon, Shubert—Right Way. LUMBER YA^ Read Iwfxh. comes as a distinct shock to all who knew him. As n man Queer Official Conscience. A complete line o( of unusually hardy constitution, who had not yet reached The Sool Died. Cypreso and Pine BY ARTHUR BRISBANE V* his allotted three score years and ten, it seems that he had _______ Fram ing <Copyrt»tit » » ) ____ received the summons to his last reward as prema­ Sheathing SOME AMERICANS go to Eu­ 1Siding turely as might another man of younger generations. He rope with money and enterprise 'ifert-ili a m M U irrio v ntTCD Flooring 11^ T u r — I7.no HI* M u n t b n . - t l . i l seemed so well, so strong that one might easily expect him on the right basil. Mr. Dillon, /m a*not ICeiling Rend & Co., now in London, is t«r*d in City by C a r r l n . M f to live forever. t, I k . W eakly E d itio n 11.00 planning a one hundred and fifty Finish GefTWG AIDHQ And yet his had been a life of continued drive and irre­ million subway system, in which ' Mouldings VEKY F as T . nv'IAL NOTirr.i All obituary pressible action. From earliest boyhood when he first as a “ British capital will participate to L ath lens, card* of thank*, resolution* 1notlcea ot «nt*r:alr... -nt* wh»r# mere child mounted the rostrum to declare his antipathy for n small extent.” Brick r*M nrn tied* will bn r^araed ' at reculnr idvertlalnf ratal. THE SHUBERTS of New York \ Lime political corruption, to his last fight at Dayton where like an Plaster i m m TUB AIIOC1ATRD PnRM ancient crusader he had gone to protect the name of Christ, have six theatres in London and \ will get more. That’s the right The Associated Tresa la esctuaWhite RockPlasterttwril y anutud m the uae for ra- he had devoted his energy and eloquence to the last atom of way for American business men to llcatlon of all nawa dlapatrhta j Nails help Europe—by going over with ----Jltan to It or not otharwiae cred- his strength and endurance in the pursuit of those princi­ their money and showing how the Screen Wire f l e d In th la p a p e r an d alao tha Io­ wa) naw a publish ed herein. All right* ples he believed in most utterly for the betterment of the thing should be done. Builders Hardware wf rapublie^tlun^of apeclal dispa tc hDo t s masses. MR. DILLON plans to construct ■i'* Windows MGNDAY, JULY 27. 1925 It is not for this year or this decade to weigh the results subways for trucks, to relieve traffic congestion on the surface. of Bryan’s efforts or to find his place in history. That will The Frames and Scrum TH E HRRALD’S PLATFORM same enterprise would bo 1.—Deeper water route to Jackson- remain for historians of a later year who may have had time welcomed in American citiag, es­ Made to Order 1 * trille. pecially in New York, where the to test the final benefits of those four amendments to the Murphy Ironing Boards ; ‘ Construction of St. Johns-In stagnation point in congestion has Medicine Cabinets dian River canal. constitution for which Bryan is so largely responsible. Suf­ almost been reached. L—Extension of white way. #*—Extension of local amusements. fice it to say now that he has set an example for conscien­ T he P rice Is% reader, disturbed —Swimming pool, tennis courts, tiously fighting for what he believed to be right with a vim byA theDEVOUT fact that passages from etc. -S' SANFORD *.—Augmenting of building pro­ which anyone of future years will have difficulty in match­ the Bible appear to suggest that the earth is flat and square, will gram—houses, hotels, apsrtmrnt ing. houses. Bryan has been criticized by many. He has been said to find in Isaiah, most significcnt of t ,—Extension of street paving pro- be always on the wrong side. He would not crucify mankind all the old Biblical writers, a text that will satisfy him. W. S. PRICE.% gram. upon.a cross of gold but history has proved that the cross of “ It is he that sitteth upon the 1.—Construction of boulevard 710 W. F irst St. gold was not after all a crucifix. lie was defeated for the circle of the enrth, and tho in­ around Lake Monroe. habitants thereof are r* grassL —Completion of city beautifica­ presidency upon three memorable occasions. He was on the tion program. unpopular side during the World War and was forced to | fu T t^ ^ n d 'spreidX" ■ f«—Expansion of school ayatem with provision for increased fa -1resign ns Secretary of State. His influence was practically | cth them out as a tent to dwell in." You will notice that Isaiah dlitiea. 1 neglible when he attempted to defeat the nomination of James M. Cox during the Democratic convention of 1920. *p< ,a1*c7, of. “t.he cl1r.c,e1 , of. the G. TAYLOR DTt * CHRIST’S BENEDICTION: — | But the paradox of Bryan s life seems to be that the best roun,i enrth. chapter and verse Peace I leave with you, my peace I Painting — Dect give unto you; not as the world can be gained from the man by a not too literal interpreta- jare not given. Everybody should giveth, give I unto you. Let not tion. Fundamentalist that he was, he fully believed that read ail of Isaiah and Job, also, | PHONE 303 your heart be troubled, neither let Jonah was swallowed by the whale and that Joshua made at least once a year. It bo afraid. John 14:27. the sun stand still. He accepted the Bible as it was written -------- o-------THE GOVERNMENT offers word for word and he was always ready to die for that be­ some worthless ships, rusting f J, THE FORMER GLORY j ‘ I would that I had seen with my lief. Vet Bryan’s greatness lies not in how much he achiev­ nwny at anchor, costing large ed but rather in the spirit which prompted him to fight for sums for watchmen. two eyes A S TO WOOD SA W IN G Henry Ford offers $1,706,000 j The stceplre of the Gothic King­ his achievements. ASHEVILLE CITIZEN for them. He would scrap them | dom rise, In our civilization we are satisfied with the great prin­ and use the metal, nnd his offer : Ere London grew too wealthy and Mr. Coolidgc believes in the vir- united party. He believes that, ciples which we get from the Bible. We are not so much is higher thnn any other. Hut some conscientious official tues of sawing P wl"■K wood, ” uw' i i both UMVII iin n «a lit*•«,- I( with La Follctte, ^thc leader of inconcerned with whether God created the entire world in six IS SCARCE To adore the Mother Maiden and days or six million years as we arc with the fact that he offers the suggestion that it may oral sense ns when on his farm ,1'[jrKe"cy' re"loved from the arena, not be legal to sell ships if they , .. ..... ... , . i there is a strong chance of all the W her Child, | for the upbuilding of his physique rebels being lured back into the nre to he junked. Ere greet! and hate and frozen created it at all. AND GETTING SCARCER ] and the delight of the photogrn- | fold of regularity. "Because it is It doesn't make so much difference whether Eve was teal defiled. v York TOO HAD that man with a conphers, he wields the mighty intple* belived," says The Now ALL THE TIME And the great fire returned nil to made from one of Adam’s ribs just so long as she was made science was not around whenth«* • ment, and also ina gorgeously *Times correspondent at Swampthe wild. as Jesus lived a generation on this earth, navy’s oil lands were so neatly | figurative sense. To accomplish' scott, thnt the fight Mr. Dawes When the Cathedral crashed down a t all. As long set a perfect example for fine living, healed the sick and disposed of. It’s extraordinary I the figurative sawing, he particu- is making contains these dangers1 into flames YOU WILL HAVE TO PAY PER FOOT IN THlI With all her multitude of carven brought happiness into the lives of millions, it really doesn’t how active the official conscience j lurly esteems the "Yankee tariff," (factionalism and disorganization J VERY NEAR FUTURE WHAT IT COST PER [ r l the party), conservative Senat­ names, make so much difference whether he was born of the Virgin ; becomes when an honest man of* its shining teeth sharpened to a of NOW ors will not support the Dawes pro • razor edge, the better to rip open Angels with harps and alabaster Mary. I fer* to pay the Government an the purses of the proletariat for J posnl." Which is not surprising dames. , . . . . i honest price, anil how soundly And so It is with Bryan. We have m him a man who , thntconsciencc sleeps when Gov- the enrichment of the chosen few. j when it is recalled that, while Mr. I would that I had seen those but­ lived and died for what ho thought was right. He may not eminent property is being stolen, In fact, nothing can better define Dawes celebrated his innugurution the Coolidgc* Administration, econ­ as Vice-President by giving the tressed walls have been right but he believed he was with all the power and nil, than the simple mot­ Senate a terrific verbal castiga­ Of that first towering splendid old and determination any living man could have. There was A YOUNG man named Scott in omics to: "Let’s saw* wood and say no­ tion, Mr. Coolidge was marking St. Paul's, Illinois is waiting to be banged. thing in his mind about right and wrong. There his own induction into office with ifc Rich with unnumbered crowding never any doubt f . ... , . . . . . His mother says she will kill her£ festivals. was never any fourth dimension with him, never even a third. SC|f at thc. exact j,our 0f bt.r son's It P not stirpt :„:.ig therefore,; unqualified laudation of that same i- Alul all those chattels with proud There were but two dimensions, right ami wrong nnd Bryan hanging. Scott’s father says that th.* correspondents at Swamp body. For Further Information. And there we are! Not for a are describing the President memories walled, invariably put himself on the side which he believed to be "My son’s soul died Inst week scott ns determined to squelch tho Vice-President’s gratification, not Call at Montezuma Hotel. And all those altars panoplied and right and on that side ho always believed himself to be [u,,t he wa* t0 have .hcen Dawes movement for revision of for the mere following of an ideal, palled, the Senate’s rules of procedure.. not for so small a thing as an np* hanKt!,l• Ami in the midst the Shrine of flanked by Jesus and God. II. B SCHULTE REALTY CO., Lv Mr (iomisftf/tWeV wqithln, tiHJ his 1pool'to the people; w Republican J Erkcnwild; There have been those who accused Bryan of being an That statement is lew in . eye on the by-elections of 1926 1solidarity to be threatened! The 1 MAUL* RESERVATION EARI.Y I would that I hud seen the festal ignoramus, of being a bigot, of a thousand and one other America, but old in literature. In w(,. n one-third of the Senate and , word is out, the orders issued. The •ail of the House will stand or fall. | Administration proposes to keep detrimental terms, hut there has never been one who has ac­ his hell, Dante shows spirits way, whose When Holy Church proclaimed cused him of being unconscientious. He has been con- torment, #1| wn|kinK tllebodies ,treet,were of atill Kior-j jje perceives that the Republican [on sawing wood. To do that, it glad holiday, scienttously fighting for his political party, his religious > *■-' **■ hope of achieving harmony in th : has to keep its saw, the "Yankee And heurd tha belt-chimes swing faith and for his common people since God put the power of ence when he left the surface. It coming session of Congress and of tariff,” keen and glistening. To is explained to Dante that many giving their opponents no unnec-ido that, “the boys’’ must be held on Easter Day. words in his tongue. That is the lesson he has taught. rouls go to hell before their bodies essary campnign ammunition, d e -. together. To insure that, Mr. die. that their punishment may be­ pends upon the patty’s engaging 1Dawes will be asked to take a back M And watched the line of rose- What other can be greater. M £ P3 CASH LUMBER Beach Propert; | NewSmyrnaBest ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... gin sooner. in no disputes which will lead to seat where, unseen of the public, a crowned canons puss -----------------o----------------. ! ___ l i ___ 1lie may ____ 1........ ...Dl. *1. tho *_____I* u W right, Warlow and Company busy 1*1.___ himself with task ■ factionalism. Beneath the windows live with I HAVE FOUGHT a good fight, I have finished my course, THE MATERIAL tacts concern­ He cherishes the vision of a re- of cooling his crusading ardor. n fiery glass. n ing Scott, sentenced to death for To some most glorious Sacring of I have kept the faith.—Timothy. ■ murder, are these: Under our pro-othe Mas;-. Are Now Receiving Application For HOW FLORIDA DID IT. 3u IT IS UNCERTAIN in what place death may await th e ; Hibition system Scott got drunk TAMPA TRIRUNE Then the great city like a rose therefore except it in any place.—Seneca. M T '1 n mn,V ,f kt; is hanged the bootlegger that sold him the uncurled n I whiskey should be hanged beside The New Orleans Times-Pica- ping migration to the Peninsular Bel ■eld her choirs rmparadised nnd penrted him. MY FAVORITE STORIES yuno Inst Sunday, Monday and State. Beneath the tallest spire in ull .Mr. Haddock also admits the ■ Tuesday published a series of Ily IRVIN s. conn the world. MR. ALDRICH, prosperous law- three articles on Florida, interest­ Florida climate lias something to un I yer, is sued for divojye. HU wife ing and comprehensive exposi­ tin with the unparalleled develop­ n on improved Business and Residential Property But gold has blocked up all the This one has tha sanction of tiie. The officiating priest , alleges cruelty. He replies, “My tions written by Dudley V. Had­ ment, but mentions that the cli; H H clergy. It was told to me year* ready for the ceremony, in Sanford holy well*, mate was in force long before the B 1only cruelty was almost stoning dock. | "Name this child," he said. And dumb is all that host of ago by a friend of mine who was K development was started. He ex­ Mr. llnddock, the Times-l’icathen a priest but now is a bishop. "Hazel," answered the mother, i her to death with jewelry." Ho a rhrismrd hells, Funds immediately available subject to title spent $175,000 on Jewelry, gave the yunc comments, wa.*; "formerly As­ plains: a her Hut thi And dust the bright sails of the i iOn Floridans ienrn d that the Lord . a certain . i i-i i day' ai child—a i. . keeping ■ / voice : ~v~ down. • — —- lady ijnjy a aaa.uuu $55,000 sable coat, a enuichin- sociated Press bureau manager in examination. caravels. dainty gir child-wax brought to (sound reached tho ear of the oldest ohi„ H cont oostinir JH.000. and achelps those who help themselves New Oilcans—now gone to Flori­ the altar to lie baptised. Accom- member of the christening party. (.urjt ies wort|, $100 000. when the first chamber of da." The last four words are sig­ and ____ *_ That brought tho spicerics from panying the proud parents was The venerable gentleman gave a APPLICATIONS FOR APPRAISALS commerce in the state raised an nificant and are being daily used the wife’s father, an old-fashioned} profound start. India; advertising fund of $500, spent it . . . ..., Xhcn 1" “ vo‘5®l TICE LADY replies thut not sawith reference to thousands of j and discovered the sum had proved SEE The Kucrharistic God has gone Irishman, liis daughter had not pluinly audible throughout the jewels, not securities, not other ptople. Hut this is not Mr. to be an investment rather than laken him into her confidence church he exclaimed: away. ’ ”, 1 . • -l n -.i-t.i"For the love of heaven! Will even the fur of the ’chinchilla, Haddock's first trip to Florida. Be­ an expense because it brought j Until the people learn lignin to touching on the name that hnd I. . ' V i’7 " .* saints!". ” 1*1most interesting been chosen for the infant. The more than a hundred female . v'4 !itt!e animal, can fore geing with the Associated itourists pray. DuBOSK A N I) HOLLER or1 l l U f | 5V » to «■'* town who spent | 11V- tten en ” Press, reason she had not was immediate­ to pick from, they're namln me give real happiness. Press, he* he* was was a valuedemploye twe|vl, thousand dollars that would REALTORS She's right. Hut in this world ! „f Tip: Tribune in Tampa.He has j,aVa been dropped elsewhere in ho ■unfortunate grandchild for a nut.' Verily light went out in London ly made manifest. we me*4sure everything with now returned to this state in he normn| C()lirsi! „f cvents they i.> Town, 112 Park Avenue money. The lady's lawyer. George i(*rviceJ of the* Florida Develop- crcaH(Ml the fund next year, and When Henry smote the white Car WHAT PEOPLE LIKE Gordon Rattle, demands for he*r ment Board. -v...... -» thusinn* down, the next. alimony of $75,000 is year. The CLEARWATER St.'S And holy fisher won ids mnrtyr’i His three* articles were written He mentions one Florida city ■ s * B » * s * iu c * a * i* * s s * B is n M s » a c H * * « « * * R * s a » ii _ Court can give her that; it cannot crown. at the request of Jim Edmonds, spending $175,001) this year for ad­ — -------------William Allen White about a the history of the paper. No great­ givo her love and affection. m anning editor of the* Titnes-Pic- vertising, nnd says “The St. Pe­ jr nyune, on "How Florida Did It.’’, tersburg spirit i- the Miami spirit, But still tho lump burns on in Ely . year ago told Editor nnd Publish- er compensation, nor more appre­ i er, which newspaper folk ren I, ABKD-KL-KRIM, stout warrior I The cool intelligent nerve of the the Sarasota spirit, tho Tampa, Place, ciated, can be* imagined than the AY> And England still has leave to thut local new anti local editorial- kindly comment and cungrntolu- that lie is, suggests peace with Floridtn, native born and by adop­ the Jacksonville, the Daytona, the were the best circulation builders. lions that have been pouring into certain terms. The terms will l*< tion, i> responsible for the Florida Florida spirit." beg for grace. For whom pleads still the patient He pul these two factors above all The Sun office* because of this de­ rome more liberal as time passes. of tolny, the Florida attracting Doing things, not simply talk- j : tho special features now a recog­ termined policy. We are firmly No semi barbarous state can long , world-wide attention, depopulating ing about them, is putting Florida ; Thorn-Crowned Face. 91 nized part of the daily paper. Mr. of the belief thut William Allen resist persistent bombing from tin* t,iwna in all sections of the coun ahead, snys Haddock, giving ere- I —Wilrid Chlldc in G. K. Weekly. White spoke from knowledge. White was right and it will be our ail. try, musing nervous prostration dit to the way Florida people pull '■ ----- o-------we were loafing a week continued policy to give our read- . The . . . . French, with ., no risk *" | among boosters everywhere and together and support sound doCredit Is a courtesy but we know in When larger city about a year ago, ers all the local news while it is their fliers, arc abl ible to bomb fif-' 'f‘,rci»g Them to sit up nights t o 1vclopments and the work of their i? a good many who don't appreciate wc ahud -----teen or twenty Itiff villages and,lliHClU, wayH and means of stop- 1hoards of trade. the opportunity to discuss HOT. courtesy. newspapers with men who paid for| HUT to do this The Sun edi- ramps every day. Those Moors iii -o not worked for them, and in- torial staff must have the co-ope- are n brave people, but they can The citizenery of Sanford nre them, T H E R E ’S A D IF F E R E N C E variuhly the point was made tliat | rutiou of the people. It would not stand that very long. wholeheartedly behind the cham­ u paper named had improved be-.take a prohibitive army of reportTAMPA TIMES ber of commerce in the drive for cause it carried more news of lo-'ers to garner local news without Contemporary Commentr new members. Now lets make cal Interest. No mention wus made1the co-operation of the sources of One of the country’s best known struggling to come back. To our some new record"! of the special features, good in the new*. Perhaps who have the A Chicagoan was killed be­ writers reluted the incident of n great credit it can be said of us I themselves, which the paper ran development of Clearwater at cause he sang. At last we dis­ that whatever our faults these1 Today’s Best Laugh: "Norma as a mutter of course. heart can not help themselves and cover n capital r'fonse in Chi­ Now York policeman who held up come in for more 'sympathy anni1 Shearer,” says a movie journal ad­ Appreciating this desire of the the city in any greater way than cago.—Arkansas Gazette, traffit while he rescued a fledg­ help—and for more helpful hcl| rip vertisement, "Will next be seen Lakeland public to know what is t to make it possible for The Sun anling sparrow which had fallen —today than they ever have be In "Nothing to Wcur.” Meaning, happening at home, The l.edger to get ull the news while it is America is truly a land of op­ from a high building to the pave­ fore. The disposition to give men lit- f Unruber of Commerce has ju st received* wc suppose, nothing to speak of. has stressed the local news. Ii news. portunity. One has only to shoot ment hnd carried it to safety, that | ami women another chance was K Johnny Spencer. likes to show the growth of luike- j What is about to happ.-n and a Chicago hank bandit to collect it might have another chance, as never so general as now. imited supply 0f automobile banners for useduf* land day by day, and to recite the when it is going to happen is more $2,500.—Indianapolis Star. ———o— Evidently wc might have been ho stated it. From this he draws mg tho “Greater Sanford” campaign. Please caUj of the best community i t ! interesting news than what has an alignment against capital pun- spared this sparrow-lesson * on Property worth a thousand dol­ history anything about.—Lakeland already happened. Anticipation is •tt the Chamber of Commerce for one of these A German scientist has discov­ ishnmnt, saying: "Millions praise capital punishment if the one who . lars a foot in Sanford today will knows Ledger. greater thnn realization. The Sun ered that earthworms can produce the kind policeman. The same mil­ g**vi* it to us had stopped to think be worth two thnusund in a few Evening dinners and put it on your car. What William Allen White d is-1has two telephones. Make use of musical sounds. Among the variety lions [rend that a man will be of the difference between giving months. There is no better time covered, and the Lakeland Evening them if for nothing more thnn to entertainments of the future, we hcngfd in the morning. Nobody a little sparrow a chnr.ce enar.ee w to> ny fly to buy property thnn now. Wait, ledger has confirmed, is also a ’ tell a reporter to come to see you expect, will be tho worm doing his says give that murderer another and some red handed murdere- 1A l if you wish, and pay double for tin matter of common knowledge to and get a news item. Real estate celebrated turn.—The Humorist chance.” another chance to bloody his Especially do \yo want every car leaving E»i aff| pr .petty you want. the management and the stuff of eales, buildings, homes, and store , ( London). ■ o------Without venturing upon argu­ hands ngnirf. or the marked di.i <»ut ot town trip to have one of these banners* The Sun, ) rooms, births, contemplated jour- j ment us to the merits or demerits similarity between n fallen spar­ Announcement of the plan to Recent uddithms to the editorial neyx, parties nnd other fuactions row and one who has sacrificed ........................................................... Seismologists in California nre of cijiitnl punishment, it needs to 9 H construct an arcade building in staff of The Sun havo made it in fact ull happening / . . - if .................. re local nnawJ now pointing out that there are be slid that the averayre mind will human life. Sanford ha* resulted in many tc- possinu* possible to add “ lo mid more and more lure that do not come under tho If that sparrow had. for in­ httvt/ extreme difficulty in behold­ numerous faults which might have queat* for store space in the new each day to tho largo amount of j reatrlctloh of privat donees, building. Unless Sanford puts ui. space devoted to local news. Per- 1 are matters of news and of i it-;r- caused the Santa Hurhnru earth­ ing any sort of likeness between stance, made it a practice to drop quake, but the loyal Californian muitier and a fallen baby sparrow poison into the fnmilily drinking more business block* tin* curl, mar­ haps during the past three week*'lust to the ueonle. people. ket will most certainly have to lie Tin* Hun lifts devoted more space 1 Get the habit of helping The will say "With all thy faults, trying to fly again after hitting water instead of whatt it did there 1 ^ it have hoi n P f "we love thee still."—Arkansas the Isidewalk. A more like case would most likely not inaugurated. to local news than ever before in [Sun to help you ami Clearwater. Gazette. M r' * • r ______________ would be some dowit-and-outer much objection to killing it. First Mortgage Loans AUTO banners FOR BOOSWtl »: Greater Sanford :« s>: >: . . . . 13 i v J Sanford Chamber of Commertf �MISS KATHRYN WlLKfeY, Society Editor. TELEPHONE:—Rea. 428-J Announcement WEDDING IN JACKSONVILLE IS OF INTEREST TO FRIENDS OF BRIDE 9 Class have it the home of l on Celery clt, Hostesses Mrs. Hoskins, i. J. C. Vaugh, pd Mrs. Mc* A wedding which will be of much interest to many in Sanford was that of Mias Marjorie Clay to John Luther Register, the cer­ emony being performed Saturday, July -5. ^trs. Register hua visit­ ed hero n number of times and jins a host of friends in Sanford who wish her every happiness. I beg to announce that I am opening a Chiropractic Office in this city in the id will entcra flv afternoon K l. 0. Merl|y Lyles. trned Friday ‘ing spent the [ with friends State Wedding's and Engagements fford, formerly ihort time here riends. arnbull leaves [to spend some I her cousin, ■tors and Miss ■day for Camp Several weeks. ft Herndon and ftr spent the E ntly at Day, Clifford, of eek-end here and Mrs. W. FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING sonvilie. Miss Thelma Rooney, of Jack­ sonville to R. R. Brown, of Day­ tona. Miss Estelle Vcrnnelde of Jack­ sonville to J. N. Sewell, of Jack­ sonville. Miss Mary Shelton, of Douglas, Gn., to J. K. McMillan, of Cocoa. Miss alary Richardson, of Or­ lando to Bruco Dewitt of Orlando. Miss Mildred Hunter, of Lees­ burg to C. E. Geiger, of Leesburg. Miss Evelyn Alsobrooks of Lees­ burg to Joe McClendon, of Lees­ burg. Miss Clara Hicks of Atlanta to J. L. Collins, of Jacksonville. Miss Edna Baldwin, of Jackson­ ville to S. J. Lnssetcr, of Jacksonville. Miss Frances Donaldson of Tam­ pa to I*. F. Almnn, of Tampa. Mrs. M. L. Fargo, of Lake Milk, Wis., to T. B. Carter, of Orlando. Mrs. H. E. Sullivan, of Orlando to F. K. Burns, of Orlnndo. Miss Jewell Floyd, of Bradenton to L, I*. Thomas, Jr., of Braden­ ton. Miss Olive Dungon, of Miami, to C. E. Pullen, of Miami. Mins Betty Kaufman of Miami to II. C. Baldwin, of Miami. Miss Onie Tyler, of Miami to F. S. Smith, of Miami. Miss Viola Whiteman, of Miami to F. O. Wiggins, of Miami. Miss Celia Newmnrk, of Dado City to Asher Frank, of Tampa. Miss Edith Buss, of Winter Ha­ ven to Robert Savage, of Winter Ilaven. Miss Louise Gardner of Wash­ ington, I>. C., to C. L. Moore, of Jacksonville. Miss Ruth Fannin of Lakeland to CL J. Schmause of Lake City, Rooms 307-308 Chiropractic is a scientific method of adjust ing the cause of disease without drugs or instru­ ments based on a correct knowledge of anatomy, especially the nervous system. I am a resident graduate of the Eastern college of Chiropractic, Newark, N. J., having com­ pleted a three year course in same, and have been practicing chiropractic successfully for three years and one half. I employ the latest methods in chiropractic for analytical findings including a nerve heat registering machine which spccifical ly locates the impinged nerve or nerves that are involved. Should you or your friends be interested in hotter health or if you have tried others and failed, come in and investigate this wonderful science, “The Master Key" to the door of health. Free C o n su lta tio n — an d — S pinal A n a ly sis CHIROPRACTIC SPECIALIST Hours: 9-12—2-5 and by Appointment. and George l some time in Ists of friends CHIROPRACTIC Office Phone 182-J Res. I*hone 412 ft and children :ntte Saturday the week-end WIU. G i v e YOU MCALTM and Dorothy ist week-end at the guests of returned Satur*Ga., and other whuro «hc w«« Japanese Planning . Radios for Railways », I*. Houston and Iton, have returofrom Evansville, to make their They have beauty contests and pretty girls to win them, in Central America as well as in the United States, and here's a dainty hit of proof, Senorita Lili Giron of Guatemala, won a contest there. itewart Dutton Tatulations on laughter, born e little girl has Q Yvonne. Pecan Growing In Florida To Receive Especial A ttention icy, Miss EleaHelen Vernay [utton motored Bay shopping, led a bridge Growers' Week, August 10-15, ac­ cording to an announcement today by G. II. Blackmon, pecan eulturist of tlw Florida Experiment Station, J. 51. Patterson, Putney, Ga., president of the National Pe­ ns of St. can Growers’ Association, will ap­ visitors in pear on the program along with other interesting speakers on thi* C. Grigg of subject. the guests of “Mr. Patterson is a large pecan nder. of South Georgia, am) has I Winter Park grower had wide experience with growing pg, of Arcadia and marketing the crop," says Mi . E. A. Milton Iger in con- Blackmon, in making the announce j#l here. Much meat, “The National Pecnn Grow­ ■nnifested by ers’ Association, of which Mr. Pat­ terson is president, is composed of pecan growers of the entire South. •Mr, Petterson's talks are sure to ho of interest to a targe number IRISn DISTRESS ftily ‘J-l.—In the ex- of growers nnd prospective grow­ h jM ft’.cy Committee ers in Florida." One section of the program for in the west !a staled that during Farmers’ Week which is being half months. lr Mill u u half month. held ut the College of Agriculture, ftN jN ffn ,°f the clergy is to be devoted to pecans, truck, otncnJ 15 committees and small fruits. Thursday's pro­ inned n. ■■ir-1resseil gram of this section is devoted entirely to pecans. Among the pecan subjects to be ■ present condi1 the reports taken up on this program are va­ ► some districts rieties and soils, scab, insects, fa -i-tance until cultivation and cover crops, fertil­ [r'Pe* In the izers, and a spraying demonstra­ P1' people have tion. In addition to Mr. Patterson, »* will not he others will appear on the program "fur the next are Mr. Blackmon. R. E. Nolen, 11. events," the E. Bratley, and II. W. Ruprecht. 3 ' ' ' i i F ,iT(uT TOKYO, July 27.—Eight special coaches are under construction by the Japanese Railway department to be used in experimenting with railo service for passengers. Tile train will be equipped with the vacuum-typed, dual system radio apparatus with an antenna over the entire length of the carriages. It is expected that operators on the train will be able to broadcast messages ami also receive tele­ grams from the various stations. In addition radio loud-speakers will be installed so the passengers may bo entertained by news dis­ patches and musical programs. T H E M I L A N E -Mon-Tues . 7 1 / r ? Factory 402-M llave you tried the Phoenix fot the best 50 cent dinners iu town. i i . $35.00 Dresses, $25.00 Dresses, $10.00 Dresses, $ 5.00 Dresses, building material. r' ,»i t i i . : .f*f* » One dress for the regular price and another of the same value for ONE DOLLAR EXTRA. Every summer dress will be in this sale. Crepe Satins, Crepe de Chines, Flat Crepes, Linens, Voiles and imported ginghams. Avon Park—Factory opened here fur manufacture of stone-tile, new —\ 1 . 1 1. . i Join the Chamber of Commerce and Serve Your City Jacksonville—Material being i* scmblcd for $1100,000 improve­ ment work to lie launched a t Jack sonvilie Beach. 2fo r................................. $30.00 2fo r................................. $26.00 2 for...... ........................$11.00 2for................................. $ 6.00 No new fall models in this sale. No alterations a t these prices. c4n, ALLAN DWAN M ODUCtlON WI T H ROD LA ROCQUE DOROTHY GISH ERNfST TORRENCE ..tit.it. AOOIPII 2UHOII J t s s t L lA JIlY O. (jhramount (picture oil, a rib-tickler, a tune for the heart-strings—an ENTERTAINMENT! "Dove Brand” gown, teds, bloom­ ers and step-ins, made of the soft­ est lingerie cloth and nainsook trimmed with fine round thread and val laces. White, flesh, pink and lavender material. Japan Plan Higher Postal Savings Rate F members of the [railed to the fact Bk will be sent to TOKT 0 July 27.—The Commun­ and that those till unpaid should ications Department reports the >ncc to Mrs. John “ FKicgate of postal savings in Japan at the end of Mny amount­ ed to 1,127,857,860 yen and the number^ of depositors were given ECUE! ndwiches at Rose as 30,657,510. Contoured with the lion. Three miles preceding month the total deposits -, Cooked by ex* showed a decrease of 3,168,171 yen, but the depositors increased by 184,932. At present four percent interest U paid, but the Communications tid ie s — Department is consulting with the sacs, renovating. Finance Ministry with a view of mlstery material raising this rate in the hope of >LL* preventing a further decrease in savings. ford i Ten Acre Celery Farm —Close to New Hotel $1.75, $2.50, $3.75 if = H REALTOR Rooms 501-502. Phone 05 First National Bank Buildinff. S A L E S FORCE M. M. S T E W A R T ® *|(|t • fj * * 'l f The Yowell Company D O U G L A S K IN G 'm i i i m i i i a m u u i K i i H i i i i u i a i u i H i U H i i i i i u i i i u i i i i u i H R m i t u i �O f N ew York Praised BERLIN, .July 24.—Returning frpni a vi«h to Now York recently, 'Dfectirlr G em ppfif tho BeHin fira flephrtment praised ft number of features of fire-fighting system* he observed In America. He laud­ ed the fire alarm system of New York City nnd said that the pre­ caution* taken in America for I Yr Ilian Bill From Y ankees By Score Of 7-4,4-3 Second Game Is Eleven Inniiu; A ffair; McNeely’s Single Scores Peckinpniigh in 11th For Winning Run of Game FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE (Second llnif) Won Lost P Chicago Slugs Out Tam; a ............. ... .. 22 8 .7 Win Over Detroit 1nkel.nd ......... ....... 10 15 .5 St. Petersburg .. .. 10 10 JR Cleveland Indians Win “ Pa­ Sunford .................. 8 26 ,2 rade of Pitchers” Battle From Browns Score 11 to 6 CHI Peace give u glveth r I ol n NEW YORK, July 27.—The Washington Senator* in their last appearance of the season hero de­ feated the Yankees Sunday in both games of a double header by 7 to 4 and 4 lo 3, the second game going 11 innings. McNeely’s sin­ gle scored Peckfnpaugh with tho winning run In the last game. Third Baseman Dugan of New York was carried off the field in the tenth inning when his injured knee came out of place. Coveleskie extended hi* wining streak to 13 straight in the first game, al­ though ho was relieved for a pinch hitter in the ninth inning. The first defeat for the Yankees marked tho fourteenth time thb season that they have failed to ex­ tend a two game winning streak. First Game Score by innings: Washington . . 00U 300 004-7-10-2 New York . . . . 001 001 200-4- 7-1 Batteries: Coveleskie, Marbcrry nnd Ituel; Pcnnock, Hoyt, Shock­ er and Schnng. Pittsburgh . New York . Cincinnati .. Brooklyn .. Philadelphia St. Louis .. Chicago .. . Boston .. .. Philadelphia Washington Chicago .. St. Louis .. Detroit .. .. Cleveland .. New York .. Boston .. .. New Orleans Nashville .. A tlan ta........ Chattanooga Memphis .. . Little Rock M o b ile . Second Game Birmingham Score by innings: Wash’ton Oil) 002 000 01— 1-13-2 New York 002 010 000 00-3-13-1 Batteries: Reuthcr, Marbcrry ami Sevcreid, Ruel; Jones nnd Ben- Charlotte .. ROUgh. Spartanburg M acon........ Augusta .. . TIGERS LOSE DETROIT, July 27.—Three-Tig- Asheville e r pitchers could not stop a White Greenville Sox assault and Chicago beat De­ Columbia .. .. troit 8 to 6 Sunday, thereby win­ Knoxv ill*ning the series. An opening inn­ ing rampage by the Tigers drove Faber from the hill before two men could bo retired but Thurston held Detroit scoreless the remain­ FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE der of the way, except in tin- ninth St. Petersburg a t Lakeland. when two safe hits in a row count­ Tnmpn at Sanford. ed a runner. One Detroit run was tho result of three errors. Chicago made. Wingo grounded to Davies who threw past Sheely, Wingo going hi second. With Cobh at but Thurs­ NATIONAL I.EAGUlton tried to pick Wingo off second St. Louis at Cincinnati. nnd hi* throw wont into center- Boston at Pittsburgh. field. Wingo ndvnnccd to third Only two scheduled. and tlien continued home when MosUI's heave to the plate to head him got by Schalk. game* since returning here June Score by innings: !<, and Cleveland was the only vis­ Chicago .. .. 030 401 000—8-17-3 iting team to take a series. The D e tro it......... 410 000 001—ft-10-0 contest was a parade of pitcher*, Faber, Thurston nnd Schnlk; .loo Hush was hutted out of the Stoner, Doyle, Holloway nnd Bust­ box in the second, and Karr, ler. Cleveland starter, took the count in tin* sixth. INDIANS WIN Score by innings: ST. LOUIS, July 27.—Another S t . Louis .. 000 330 000— 0-14-0 defeat, II to 0, by the Cleveland Cleveland . 060 203 000—! 1-16-1 Indians Sunday marked the close Batteries: Karr, Buckeye and of the Brown's long home stand. Myntt; Bush, Girard, Stauffer, The locals won 17 and lost Id Falk ami Hargrave. firemen have their pointed out/N,dot one owns an au­ tomobile, .Among pur firemen are many volunteer* nnd persons partly invalided by the war, while in America they arc full-time, paid men.'* Heal Eitstate Auction Sales. — * :-. Let v* We are permanently i0cate(j . * t OUR SALES FORCE are Ej In v e sto r s A tte n tio n ...! Brooklyn Shuts Out NewYork Team By Score of 3 to 0; Vance Pitches for Dodgers; Red Sox Bent Cardinals We guarantee Satisfy If you have Property you want !ou and kiss it KOodj.... 22000-Acres Orange County, about 3,000 Acres prairie, timbered. TWELVE MILES frontage on St. John’s in flow ing well district, quick action gets it, Price $10.00 per acre. CHIC AGO. July 27.—Pittsburgh gained a full game over New York .Sunday when they defeated Chica­ go 6 to 1 while tlws (Slant* were shut out by Brooklyn. Aldridge, former Cub pitcher, let Ids former matp* down with seven scattered hits, but two of these blows were home runs nnd counted for nil the locals’ run3. Score by innings: Pittsburgh .. ..001 230 000—G-15-0 Chicago........ 100 030 000—t- 7-2 Batteries: Aldridge and Smith; Kauffman, Bush and Hartnett. | I ALLEN AND BR 116 E. Second Street, Sa^ "■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■Ml,,, REDS BEAT CARDINALS CINCINNATI, July 27.—Cincin­ nati overwhelmed St. Louis 7 to l Sunday. Rixey pitching brilliant hnll with fine support, while Sothoron was hit hard with men on liases. Score by innings: St. Louis .. .. 000 000 010- 1- 5-2 Cincinnati . 102 020 02x—7-10-0 Batteries: Sothoron, Stuart nnd O’Farrell; Rixey and Hargrave. VANCE AT BEST BROOKLYN, July 27.—Duzzy Vance, was at his best Sunday af­ ternoon nnd the Brooklyn Robin left Ebbetts Field for their second invasion of tho west with a shut out victory over the New York Giants under their belts. The score was 3 to U. Vance held the Giant* to futtr scattered singles anti struck out eight. McUraw used three pitchers. Kmte by innings; New York .. .. 000 000 000—0-4-1) Brooklyn .. . 200 010 OUx—3-8-0 Batteries: Dean, Wisner and Snyder, Nehf; Vance and DeBer- * Delightful Sen Trip NOTICK The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of _this F lorida Vegetable Corporation will lie held in our offices io the Masonic Building at 8:1)0 P. M., Tuesday August 1th, 1025 for tho election of a directorate and the considera­ tion of nil other matters which may, properly come before such meeting. A full attendance is re­ fine* ted At Loading Station nnd 1|; Standard Coastwise Passenger and Fast Ft eight Routes ."I. tm nll-hiirnlmr simmers. Wtde rnnire uf jwMentfpr nreoTMTUntattfinit nnd n hlxh M.imino! „r ruUlnv. Transportation Includes men I* ami intirle stateroom berth. Do luxe KmmnnoUations or iirvlcrral location, uvnilnble at varying nddltiomd charges. B. CHAPMAN, President. Yesterday’s Results New S. H. “Cherokee" Now In Service SUMMER EXCURSION FARES Today’s Games H. 8. “Chrrnltpo" (New July IS. 27, August li. 13. 2t. .lulv 13, 2'*. A u g u s t 12. 2fl. J u l y 1ft, A iik us I1,Uf.20. 2*. 8. 8. “Comanche" J u ly 23. August 3, it 22. 31. 8. S. "A ra p a h o e '* i l u i . i t ) July 22, August 3, 1*. 8. 8. “Delaware” (Freight <*nlj) July 30. AHaunt .*. 17, 27. S. S. AMERICAN I.HAGUE W ashington 7-4; N ew York l Chicago 8: Detroit »>. e ic m im ii T i r S f . L b llls ’ C-.' Only tlm‘0 ..ciiijiiiiKil. ••A pache’’ ( D i r e c t •'I.eiinp"'* ................. . * ( SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Chattanooga 111; Mobile 5. New Orleans 8 6; Little Rock 7 Nashville 5; Atlanta 12. .Memphis Birmingham, ruin. 8. 8. KEPT RIGHT P a s s it around after e v e r y meal. G ive the fam ily the benefit of Its aid to digestion. Cleans teeth too. Keep it alw ays i A utomobile* <>( I t , pry lleserlalluii C a rrie d . *•’ i f l t t t H n 'J lV M t M M jA cK * ti> o llh * * 1* v i i .i .i : T ti _ lim it ami i i i t ’i i i t x ■ ■_ si2.ni Going via Charleston -Returning Direct Steamer. F r o m .1tick sot* v 111.* t o Chit etc .-lob e v ery T h u r s d a y — A r r l v u n n d l e a v e C l i n r l . - t o n e v ery F r i d a y — D u e Miami Sum lay m o rn in g . R e tu rn in g s t e a m e r s l e a v e M ia m i e v e r y T u e 'ilu y f P a s s e n g e r s rei-elycil oil h o a r d ■Moutlay n l u l t l ) a r r i v i n g J a c k s o n v i l l e \V> tin* stlny m o r n i n g . It-wiVV-yixS fnaiicial edifice thul wilf furnbiA .vfte/ovw storm. 4 Per Cent Interest 'Paid on Safin;) ST. . m i l v s i u \ i : ii i:\ f iiis lu N H the house.,!! fa H an fo rd i o .li p ik s o n v ll ln a m i R e t u r n IIOsi". I n c l u d in g M e a ls n a il S t e a m e r * l.ed v .' S a n t o n l Dali) E xcept M on day 12:13 Noon. L e a v e J a c k s o n v i l l e Dally E x c e p t S u n d a y i:uu I*. M. 1_? Costs little' helps much " t 1 r For further informat loti, rc» en'u Goits, tirket*, cfr., apply to C L Y D E L IN E l.olihv I’lilest'ia-R i'u in ley H hlg. .Sanford F lo rid a • v e r y - w e e k or every m o n t h . glimmer* sail from Miami fur New V..rk (calling at Jacksonville) every Tuesday at daybreak. Open lor reception of |uweiU(*n Monday cvenlm; lieiM-een 7 o'clock and midnight, express steamer "Seneca" sail for N* w York, direct every Friday at 1 |>n>. In iti: \ t. r s t it i : —ix v r.sTiit; v r s - — You want to make your Future happy. On, ways lo do this i* to open an account with c County Dank nnd make a deposit to your ,** Sanford lierlh. • S a n f o r d . F la STRENGTH - SERVICE FRflfl T H E B U S IN E S S O F UUNN1N1 E A S IE R BY T H E A D V E R T ISE IvlE I ■ ■■■■a**11 ARDWARE V\> Spretn lls c In 111 I I . I M ’ l t V It \ l l l m \||l rvi.vra a m * u i M i r i M " lie n t h e ■Market fur to y tilin g en ll i : \ g h a v i\ c — E>ino**i,' ,i j WIGHT PRINT SHU1 lie muUc lunar* nut ■>( boose*. I.e, us (iirnlsli SEMINOLE CREAMERY SEMINOLE FURNITURE CO SEMINOLE PRI WldilrMitr .lljinviiiirltirrm TOPS N’S CLOTHING MODEL TRIM COMPANY ESTATE JOHN E. FOX A s r til f a r All k in d * »>( pro p erty PIIESSINC SANFORD STEAM PRESSERY, II 0 T E L— n HOTEL MONTEZUMA •>1 n i l E l l 11ATC8 — L Iltr.H A I. TAItl.K $ ■w'i ^ vj r LOSSING PAINT COMPANY, INC Seeom l S tre et nt S anford A v h i u e . . P tinne K l i e r s n n - I .l i i d s l e y J * n l n l » — f o r I7ver» l* urp l . a s l s flic I.oiig est. IN T H E H ERALD IN G R E S L l �PAGE THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 27, 1925 There is no Substitute for Results IleraM Classified Directory RATES Advaiua »■< col* ilslr <or ie« a H** : m a ||** 6f • H** L*< • H** |b ) a abuv* ll for ««>«*■ L Death ■ for firs' PRINTING PRINTING FOR QUICK SERVICE, try THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY, W. N. Luraley, Prop. PRINTING THAT PLEASES, at very reasonable prices. Remington Portable Type­ writers. Telephone 1)3, Weluka Bldg. WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing Engraving, Embossing. See us first. We do it. Phone 417-W. R. R. Ave.-Commercial SL REAL ESTATE Strict**! to ■ Tti* «*"■ nnslM* I Insertion. ktiba«‘iu*ni [ should b» 'In c*sa ol J. E. SPURRING, subdivision specialist. .Subdivision to Or­ lando, Florida, and F l o r a Heights, Florida on Dials High­ way. TIN AND MKTAL WORK SIGNS Any Kind—Anywhere Formerly Sanford Sign Shop, Phone 480-W, Sanford Ave. First Street. Advertising Miscellaneous FOR BIG RESULTS advertise in the FORT LAUDERDALE DAILY NEWS—-it covers Brow­ ard County thoroughly which is one of the most rapidly growing sections on the Florida Coast. Sample copy and rate card upon FOR SALE—3 east front San­ FOR RENT—Ground Floor F.Iks PIANO OWNERS ATTENTION Bldg., nor. Oak Ave. Inquire up­ If you have n piano which needs ford Avenue lots. Bargains. Easy stairs. C. T. Smith. tuning or repairing you can have terms. Box 431. care Herald. it done by Steinwuy & Sons, be3t FOR SALF—Comer lot and ad APARTMENT FOR RENT— At­ tuner, ai.d a graduate New Eng­ tractive and convenient. Call land Conservatory Music, Boston joining lot on Palmetto Ave. ut Herald office for further in­ Mass. Ternrs 1-100 guaranteed. Ad­ terms. Box 431, care Herald. formation. dress Prof, Geo. I*. Raymoad, Mon­ tezuma Hotel, City. FOR SALE: LUMBER delivered FOR RENT—Reasonable; modern, LEARN ABOUT Polk County nnd in nnd around Sanford, yellow mw apartments, phones includ­ Lakeland, through the StarRooni9 For Kent Telegram. Beat advertising me­ pine framin«r, sheathing, siding, ed. By week month or year, well At located near ocean. Write or dium in South Florida. Published flooring, ceiling and finish. RENT—Rooms with or with mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— prices that are n savings to you. phone It, I„ Selden, Selden Bldg, FOR out meals. Reasonable rates Vermont Lumber Co. Osteen, Fla. Daytona Reach, Fla. Lakeland, Florida. Lincoln House. RENT: Attractive two room OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales FOR SALE or rent: Pico restaur­ FOR apartment for summer. Adjoin­ through the Xenia Gazette, Zen- ant completely furnished ready ing hath, private front and back ia, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ for business. Seven rooms up­ entrance. 217 E. Third St. trict. Want ad and display rates stairs. All occupied. Have been in business in present location 33 FOR RENT: Two room apartment on request. years. Want to retire. —good location. Apply at 12 COLUMBUS (Gn.,) LEDGER — FOR SALE: Pair of good mules, or C. 614 Magnolia Ave. Classified nds huve the largest weight 1,000 pounds each. Also circulation in Southwestern Geor­ Chattanooga Wagon and McCor­ FOR KENT: House. See John Musson. gia. Kate 8c (0-word line) line. mick mowing machine. Both ns Rood ns new. Ask E. N. Sutton. FOR RENT: 2 nicely furnished TO REACH the prosperous farm­ Geneva, Fla. bedrooms. Reasonable rent. ers nnd fern growers of Volus­ Phone 144-J. 107 Third St. ia county advertise) in the DeLanii Daily Newo, rule lc per word, cash FOR RENT: Furnished rooms with order. near new hotel. 1000 Union Ave. Phone 148 BY CONDO EVERT TRUE -a h a , Ev e r e t t ; PROM MV T R IP . —) r —. van o u s t LGT'S A \O M C .N T — g e t t i n g ©a < PARKS. HERE A ,------------------------------------------- / / fi / I M U S T SHOW I YOU SO M E o f IN T H E M U S E U A A , W H E N T H E G U A R D WAS N O T LOOKING-, I C U T T H IS P i e c e OF LEATHER. STRAP OFP------------------O F A N D R E W J A C k S O H 'S ~~ O LD T R U N K * T H IS £ L LC 3L * Pl E C e O F STONE I -E g C H IP P E D O F F OF S M D B i -Z = = P E R R Y ’S MOMUMEMT. ~ —- = ^ this pie c c o f - - FOR RENT: Furnished bungalow MAINE — Woterville, Morning located on Maple Ave., hulf Sentinel. Thousands of Maine bloc!, from First St. 5 roams nnd people ure interested in Florida bath. Aildress P. O. Box 428, or JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds property. Reach them througli TO AVAKE Y O U R C O L L E C T IO N phone 135. of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. the Sentinel. Rate card on upMR* V A N D A L , YOU N E E D < Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak plication. FOR SALE : 3 burner oil stove THINGM O R E -----\ ^ FOR RENT: Two furnished rooms. Avenue nnd Third Street. Tele­ Electric motor almost new.' mlr', hi,*” *«nir imii- In Recently redecorated. 1)08 Elm I* -, H E R E ' S A P I E C E J phone 111. nr llir rnr rrinn,kr,l. “I, A LITTLE WANT Al) IN The Phone 625-J. Ave. ril r Writ. I Mender nhnl O F MV M I N D ! ! ! HERALD will bring you in big I looker llrrlrinlr li. In) Advertise those old a r­ FOR SALE: Motor boat. Steel nniri* lolrrr.tloii In knot* Building: Material results. rmli-'n In Iknn Hint SmUh’-i ticles you have stored away and bull. 32 ft. long, 6 ft. 3 in. wide, 3 ft._ ti in. deep. 25 horse power. have no use for. A little thirtyr -Inn Ili nt inu«i--l n< In HlRACt.B Coneret* Co., general tent ad may bring you several Sterling engine. Speed 15 miles an up inlrreoiloit »|irrulnt Imm cement work, sidewalks, build­ dollars. Phone 148 and a repre­ hour. 60 gallon gasoline ripper I.OST: One automobile side cur­ •lint rrnil, “Umiinn, nirnli in or near Sanford. Return ICTORY a.” %ml I Ihnuulil nt onrr ing blocks, Irrigation boxes. I. E. sentative will call and see you. tank capacity. Canopy. Will seat to tain ,,f tin- t'rllo**- I huil ir r 11 Herald and receive reward. Terwllleger, Prop. 25 people. If interested write ..... mill It nrmrrril In me Itin I Ihr w lr tla »**V ••• «‘,r *»*'''“* it! '< FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando "Motor Rout" Post Office 521. LOST: u( SnaforS ■» * A line M IIhundred dollar bilt.If'*" 1 Hint* •"'«*•* \ tin vr Nprit them * frllntvt Morning Sentinel; largest classi­ Winter Park. Fin. Ir* ■„*»<!• HILL LUMBER C O . H o u i i netWmi r riday 6VCIItll|f IWtl ■f|lr (rihlr ntm nlttfi)* i$i*nl it limit Service, Quality an0 Price. ihr> itri ittroiuH with it rn »»*“ fied business, rate lc n word, min­ FOR SALE: Fine home. 4 room Satunlav evening, Hotwt'cn Mi* ilred. II imum 24c cash with order. lane Theater and Perkins Store on ........ .. lltallr <** house, screened porch, l 1-2 first Lumber and Building Material hinder idenne return rum ibr iminr* « » f ih»* nt * acres land, 100 trees, variety r.mall llc t a l il O f f ic e nrul r e c e iv e r e - ( l|H«*u n«nm ii*ic. I i* u» « n rTHE MORNING JOURNAL is the fruit, nursery of loot) trees. Ideal tu Carter Lumber Company w a| I I ttlinn ih r r r N (l p ln r r lh i»l hn» lirrtt NOTICK One Thin Woman * ; fmit•llcti|i|i«l It) (hi* nttnit* m u lt> West Third Street Phona 565 accepted want ad medium iu for poultry farm. Located south “ “ I ilr i! In it rji — t i !»ic li m*rtn«iil rnlli»*r c i* Daytona (Fla.) One cent u word city limits on hrlek road to Orlan­ LOST: Mack leather trawling *r»»riiit*nr» to me* Gained 10 Pounds an insertion. Minimum 25c. it i , . t\ \ i II rm ittiin«r« iiflrn offrr ninti<«lii*s do. Bargain for quick sale. Sick­ ( kiv.liway I tween Orlando j f*4»II||litlnii»l|tn itini «,im* ih»* i*»urui n Account of undergoing light ness. F. E. West. Lou;wood. Fla. nnd Seville, In 20 Days Name on tug on nr i %%h. o»u* of tin* mini in repairs. Steamship Osceola DAVID B. HYKB TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, Item ml I'rien,* SHdden, Win. Fin ion 111** firm • *•";r * , . * » nf (ifitlilipr A N«|lli*rift. Fla. Thousands read the cluswill he withdrawn from serv­ ARCHITECT! «er |*lea«e return Maine tu Semi- | t i,„,ur»i iiki* 11 uni iinlmc * 11»« - Skinny Men Can silied pages of Florida's Great ice after North hound trip. Hide lintel and receive rewar*l, hnuliirnm, rn|u>liiic > « » * * ^ |ir** In lit Do the Same i rectory Home Daily, rales 2 cents a word. Iuric1* friitt illitr pu l rnituu;**. Sttndny, July l!(>th, for two \ ml ilinf rrnilmli m «* nf tiitnllirf Minimum 25c, cash with order. **lt;it In 11 \nrlh !*rimllnii n*<*»»ri Multigrnphlng, That's going some --but skinny weeks. Write for complete rale card. Ill'll nt 11 litrli rrmlw# **l.ii*llrV rlrnuIiik men, tailing—us you women mid children just iiimI itri^iltiK It i|irrliiMf." Steamer City of Jackson­ Wanted you want it I (irllrii* In rIriio. IniI. Ami t%li#*»i ean'l help putting on good, healthy ville will maintain present WEST VIRGINIA — Clntksburg I m * r mi inst 11 > Irt rl-lii> iiil«,ili i‘itrrfiil !. Porch. First flush when they take McCoy's Cod The Clarksburg Exponent, morn­ WANTED TO RENT: Six or seven lint InK l»iiilnr«* itirn liutliiif schedule, arriving nnd suilintf !dg. *nliiiiinlillra«, ll'n it telifit f*» in** lli'ii Liver Oil Compound Tablets. ing issue 1 cent per word, mini­ mom house. Modern convenien­ FOR SALE or Exchange for Flor­ H-, ili«* rnr n r r t until minlil in from Sanford Tuesdays, As chock full of vitamineM ns HILTON’S mum 3-lc. In select neighborhood. Con­ hit), ida Real Estate: A dandy bung­ ces. the nasty, fishy tasting cod liver | Thursday, and Saturdays, ii.tiini-:n sim p FOR RENT venient to schools. Post Office Box oil itself, hut these sugar-coated, illecksun ijlagr... etetaoinnn 113 Magnolia Ave. PALM BEACH COUNTY — The alow, four rooms, two large porch­ 964. tasteless tablets are as easy to take L Car. Drive it 6 First Class Barbers scene of stupendous develop­ es, cement basement, electric lights SALE—Space on the page an candy and won’t upset the atom- I l»k and Second St. .Special Attention ment. Read about it in the Palm nice lawn, good garden, well nf SALES LADA: Wanted in every FOR J. H. CAl.DKK, for classified advertisements ach. town in the State of Florida to Given To Ladies and Childmn Beach Post. Sample copy sent on fine soft water, garage and lots Why not rent those vacant rooms, of shade. Corner lot with good handle exclusive sal-* of quick sellOne woman guined ten pounds Agent, Clyde Steamship Co. *\ request. in twenty-two iluye. Sixty tablets, | neighbors. Location-Alliance, 0. P. iog article direct lo women. S j Iim or soli that second-hand good*? I FOR HIRH NOTICE O- W5RVICI8 Day sixty tablets, sixty rents. Ask j O. Box, Alliance, O. frdies in other States without exIN­ Rowers Pharmacy, Union Drug l PAVING ASSESSMENT [acts all trairfa Rat*. Chinnware In English Porce- ADVERTISING gets results if it nerience making $40 per week. reaches potential buyers. Pa- FOR SALE: Nice fat hens and STALLMENTS MI ST BE Store or any druggist for McCoy's Phone 551 and 63-W lalns, lluvnrlan and Japanese Here's an opportunity to make big lathu Daily Nt .vs is circulated in fryers 35c and 40c per pound, PAID WHEN DUE Cod Liver *>iI Compound Tablets. an industrial and agricultural sec­ leave your order at 2203 Oak money and work in your own town. CAFE China make lovely gif Is Directions and formula on each Tho first Installments for tha Cottesman & Company, HI5 1-2 tion. box. paving of the folowing Streets will South Pryor St., Atlanta, Ga. ice and Quality "Get McCoy’s, the original nnd bo due, August 1. 1925: The Ball Hardware Have you rooms to rent or *< > 'o Electric lights, feigns genuine >'oil Liver Oil Tablet." ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her­ Sanford Ave., from Tenth to I; A C A F E ald, South Georgia's greatest second hand furniture to sell Franklin Street. Automohih»H BAGS WANTED — Large, clean, Fuses, etc. if fir House newspaper. Morning, altenioon, Use The Herald's classified png linen or cotton rags for clean­ Sixth St. from Magnolia Ave. u r . 105 W. 1st St DEPENDABLE USED l Alts weekly and Sunday, Classified and get results. ing purposes. Bring them now, to Dak Avenue., and from alley be­ W. H. LONG 1921 D o d g e Touring. At niffht when you to the Herald Coinnnsine Room. tween Oak und Myrtle to laurel rates lUc per line. Waycroas Jour1925 D o d g e C o u p e . uui-Herald, Waycroas, Georgia. Ave. MEAT MARKET Try Smith’s Barber 1923 Dodge Coupe, find you need them. Widening pavement on Sixth TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— 1922 Dodge Touring. St., from Magnolia to Park, and 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla, Semi iii your subscription to the KINK’S FILLING 1923 Dodge Graham 1 1-2 ton from Myrtle to Laurel Ave. Tribune or hand it to your local Shop for good barber Truck, Second Installment for the pav­ STATION dealer so you can lead Florida’s 1921 Dodge Screen 1-2 ton Truck. ing of the following Street due greatest newspaper. One yeur, work. Ladie.s welcome. I. W. Phillips' Suns August I, 1925: STOKE — Pre$8.(HI, 6 months, $4 00, three months 1113 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla Dodge llroa. Sates and Service Sanford Ave. from Fifth St. to , Sodaa. We H. A. SPEIR $2.00, if you desire $1,000 insur­ Next to Valdez. Tenth Street. Phone 3 Oak and 2nd St. aa yaur phone. ance policy add 76c to your order. Ellen Hoy, Tax Collector. Contractor and Builder Publish July 18-21-21-27 and 31. DU H 'U WAN 1 IU LttJY or sell x99-M — Phono — 499-M anything? If so advertise in the Gainesville Sun. 2108 PALMETTO AVF^ INSUKANiK 2CTRIC CO. Business Sites DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — [Ron A Platt We recommend the following Pensacola is beginning the Iverything elecApartment House Sites ns l he three Best money-mak­ greatest development iu Georgia's ti- Eloctragith Everything history; a half million dollar high­ ers In mir office at (his time: Water Fronts For the Sportsman way to the gulf beach just finish­ ed; nt two mill ion dollar bridge At across Escambia Bay started; quarter million dollar opera house 1171 tin Celery Aveuu Bail Hardware tu tio n s . Mugunder construction; two millions off Sanford Ave First and Elm, l’honc 8 being spent on highway; greatest md 10th Street, chance for live developers to gel For the Investor who is tilde to Imiuile it, we re­ in on ground floor. Write Devel­ M odern I m p ro v e T U orou xtily opment Department. The Pensa­ loenta Sereoneil commend a first street business property which cola News. wo can show will pay better than II! per cent net rLOKJST" AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ M r a. K. J. CnatH, M gr. animal income. This property is in tho line of II occasion*, gusta, Ga., Augusta’s greatest C ORONA HO HUACII. F I.O IU D A 'hone 260-W r. lent lily increasing values and will make a hand­ 0 | i e n .XII t h e V rn r classified medium, rate, cash, Uc R u (* nt ii.llll |„<r tlay, liy t h e charge. 10c minimum. some purchase. For further particulars, see. w e e k *25.lit) d o u b l e ; I I S M alniclr j() find lot on I'urk Avenue Very desirably located. MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people N. Offica In are interested in Florida. Each Building Annex, R e s i d e n t o f F l o r i d a sin ce 1*84, of them through a classified ad ('miHideraldv below market R eferences; in the Morgantown POST. Six Value F i r s t N a t i o n a l U.-ink, cents u word for six consecutive issues. J. H. HUTCHINSON UFA I. HSTATK Moughton A creage. F a rm s and O range TO REACH BUYERS or *sller> of d r o v e * a S p e c ia l ly ITECT Rose Court Florida real (state advertise in !u2U I.a u re l A v enu e, the St. Petersburg Times. One cent M e m b e r ..f S A N F O R D . F t.A 1 bank Hid#, F lo rid a S tate cent a word daily, two cents a word ----- Florida F l o r i s t s A s s o c i a tio n . Sunday*. Ocean View Hotel A. P. CONNELLY & SONS By GEORGE McMANUS G HP FATHER M K jiC C itj-t J O b T D R O PPED IM -TO Y ou TH/NT YOUR. W IFE IMVITED UP YO YOUR HOObE. T o t»l ^GTY T O N IC H T ! (--------------------- H E L L O D 'M T Y • b E M O O P T H R E E O F TM E C’.M -u ; AM* T E L L ' E n \ T o 'W A Y tS E A R . H O ijS p FO R IM NOW i' l l C O HOM E / /SM' PAAxViV*- T H E ~~ PIMM. A R R M -h u tM E M Y t) MOW R E M E D tC iE K . liOM*T UET Midi t« n ir-* r»\Y t— —a h c x v o c - - J O O M 'T 'WOKW.'X HF. LU tSO Y SUMC* TOttl^HT NOR TOHOKRCV/ M iq H T EITH ER .* Terms, 1-17 ft on Sanford Ave, $800.00. Lonjf terms Ucoms ‘J-lU-11 Hall llldg, ev hr l F c a t iim * Sxavice Great linUin r>xhw iMtrvtd 1'hune 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/. 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 27, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 27, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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World’s Greatest Vegetable n, Ita Richest Garden Land Local thundershowers Sati and Sunday; moderate lout and aouth' winds. Makimutn Ternp__________ MtnMtdm Temp, ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. JULY 25. 1925 Hathaway Elected Head of Road Body PRICE FIVE CENTS Six Die As Train Catches Fire 1No Changes Are To BeM adeN ow InD ry Program Of Coun TALLAI!ASSKB, July 25.— Ur. runB A. Huthnway this morning was unanimously elect­ ed Chairman of the State Hoad Ijctwrtnmnt succeeding Judge H. B. Phillips who lust Thurs­ day wns suspended by Governor Martin. IroManAwaiting King to Inquire; III is Sanity, Is ■ f i l l of Outcome It Lawyer Is I # Assistance pgton Resident Ito Take Scott’s b Upon Gallows GO, July 25.— Rus[ saved from the gnlpst at the hour set Keculion Friday lost irtalile death cell and after n stay had ited to inquire into Secretary Not Appointed TALLAHASSEE, July 25.— “I have made no selection for the appointment of a secretary io succeed I)r. Hathaway, and it will probably be th • first of yenr before such an appoint­ ment is made." Governor John \N. Mnrtin officially announced this morning. A rumor which was broadcast yesterday thn* Byron West, newspaper man* had probably succeeded |)r’ Hathaway who resigned the sec­ retaryship to accept the up. pointment as a member of the State Road Department js deemed, according to the trovernor’s statement, without au­ thority. CONGRESS LIKELT Re-Orangizatioi TO TAKE HAND IN S ff iS S S * EVOLUTION FIGHT By I’rohibitio Employment Status of Wittnor \Y ho Started Issue In Washington. Unde.* Scrut­ iny; Oath Is questioned MARSHAL PETAIN TO CONFER WITH SPA N ISH CHIEF irmer Canadian finio has spent 10 days fth cell, twice coming Two Military Leaders Will f a dozen hours of the D i s c u s h Franco-Spanish Ih, was moved from the Operations Against Riffs; wlunr quarters with less French Successes Reported i accomodations, but k the cell willingly enRABAT, Frencch Morocco, July 25.—Marshal Retain of France and .£&Kl to hang July 17 for p*■ d m - t o i e ijei'k during Gen. Priino dc Rivero, head of the ; i^Bcott received a week’s Spanish military directorate, will hours before hanging meet Monday at Ceuta of Tetuun, Small received a ti le- to confer rognrding joint Franco • military operations Pt^ftrtin'- t u be from Scott's Spanish ,t& l" rt, indii ti d with him, against Abd-KI-Krim’s warring Uiffimis in Morocco. the murder. iMgi-im later was proven a '■in'evo expired Thursday V C 'iv . Small refused fui■ ney. ■ u r s before the execution ■ Judge Joseph B. David ■ stay until n tent of ■ nity is made. was visited during the day ■ iii Scott Steward, retain•tra it dub women to help fti the gallows Friday, and life and father. paid lie now felt confident to would Ite spayed. 'lie I n statement he made at } he wuh told of the stay ttfcct that he w.v; not ," ti.-. r.. one i . tnt the ninny months Inbder the strain ho has been id still remain normal. David fixed Monday, Augs the time for tho sunity Ho said lie hud no re- ] ut grant the request for teat ns tho lnw is manda- NUMBER 309. $2,500 Is Given By Bodwell PRESIDENT SEES In Greater City Campaign NO OBJECTION TO Mass M eetin g Is _____ Planned SALE OF VESSELS ■-—■ *O r is T m iX ie J U H llij R I V I ? B ,,r * Alexander Karr Will Ad­ Coolidge Gives Assent And I I I Y l!J l dress Citizens In Meeting * Can Think of No Obstacles In Way Units* There Is a Possible Legal Question JRVEY TO THIS TY IS APPROVED Io Attend Meeting nir.n !r," f !!U'l’0:;lC'm,;;S ««■>« d'lc GMherin* To Ik, ^ 7 ; : ' ,,“• Held At Now I*11y Hall. On « S i -. r. T . ll ± ‘rotodax NHckl ,1 8 O'clock WASH INGTON, July 25.-W h at••ver may lw» the outcome of the effort of Loren II. Whiner to throw the evolution auestlon into the federal courts members of congress now in Washington feel certain that the subject will have full and free discussion in the housp mid senate at the coniine session. The rider to the District of Golunibia appropriation bill which Wittncr seized upon to bring his action in the District of (’olumbin supreme court is certain In* report­ ed in the new supply measure fotlie Washington government and so will form the veliide tor cunKressional debate. 1he view of some coiiRressmen is that both the evolutionists nn.l fundamentalists will marshal their forces for the congressional discus­ sion mid Hint each »it|e will find able spokesmen nnuuiR the mem­ bership. Should such be the case tlm issue would be fairly joined in congress, which would iu> called upon to determine whether the To Be Made Later President Has Given Andrews Free Hand Mr Andrews said today he intended to allow the present program to continue until ovary phn»o of tho re-organization, including selection of 22 new administrator^ has been worked out. Ills decision 1 " f,Pr n meeting with his boanl of s t r a t e g y which in­ cludes prohibition Commissioner ’’' E * " ' 1 other officials of the pnihihition unit. The assistant secrotary said he wanted to talk over " "ue counsel tor the govern­ he matter also with Acting Secre­ ment and the District of Colum­ tary Wiiiston before any further bia went ahead today with prepar­ announcement was inode. ations to meet tin* Wittncr suit Under the proposed reorganizafor an injunction aimed to cut off tlor. the 22 administrators were the pay' of Washington public eucli to have had Jurisdiction over school teachers who touch biology, one specified district, but strong somewhat of a flurry was created influences have been brought to at the treasury by the disclosure .••Mr both In regard to selection of that Wittncr on three occasions the administrators and in f„vor of him altered the prescribed form of n modification of the district boun­ tile oath he was required to take daries ns originally laid out. ns a government employe. Various other features of the Examination of his employment plan including a p r o p o s a l for farpupera revealed that he had mnrk- reaching changes in the assign­ i'd out with a pen the phrase “so ments of prohibition agents, also belli me God” at tlm end of the have been under attack from ioidu quartern, oath. Indications were given today nfc Treasury officials said off-hand that the ease rrohuhly was with­ the summer White House hero that out precedent and that there was •Secretary Andrews would be given raised immediately tlm question of wide latitude in tho selection of regional enforcement officers, the president believing that politics laid been practically eliminated from the prohibition service and probably should cut no figure. Inability to draw able and effi­ cient men quickly into his new proliilntion enforcement organization has forced Assistant Secretary An­ drew* of the treasury to dolor tlm late wlien the revamped enforceiieiit system is to become opera- f ## 1nfirmnlioii of a report to the Onward Sanford! • effect that n survey of the St. Johns River with a view to deep Western Union Telegram ' ening and improving the waterway July 25, 1925 from i'alatka to Sanford wait mml • R- W. IVarman. Secretary, determine whether a ruling is r "i a eomiminieation received Fri- Chamber of Commerce, needed. r day by Secretary R. W. IVarman. Sanford, Fla. • •'r-. "f the local Chamber of Com­ The powers of the board, in .Mr. 5 our wire regarding splendid merce from United States Senator Coolidgu's opinion, are expressly prospects for Chamber of Com­ ’ Duncan U. Fletcher from thin merce fund is mighty satisfac­ limited by the merchant marine • state. tory. This advertising is vitally net. It wan pointed out today that Through the efforts of Senator essential to our city’s progress. the president has no access here to • Fletcher and J. W. Braxton, l / If everyone does Ids full part the statute for study of its pro­ engineer employed by the tlrnin- Sanford will be the largest city visions buf lie is 'almost certain ■ age district represented muinly by lietween St. Augustine unit that tin* hoard ran accept the hid • the cities of I'alatka. DcUnd, SanMioini. Put me down for twen­ of Henry Ford or any other party j ford and Orlando ,nn attempt wus ty-five for the 200 vessels which would hundred dollars. • made to have n new survey mud1' Is- consigned to the junk heap. II. T. BODWELL. from Jacksonville to Munfnril. It It i« the contention of a major­ was learned through the conimuriity of the shipping hoard nml its | (cation that at the first hearing on j The citizenship of Sanford and counsel that there is authority un­ , the data submitted by Mr. Brax­ all Seminole county are invited ami der tlm law to sell surplus sldpi ton in view of this improvement urged to lie present Tuesday, night for junking although Commission­ survey, the federal board "f en­ nt 8 o’cclock ut tlie city hall in ers Benson and Thompson have e x ­ gineers approved the survey from what every progressive citizen de­ pressed the view that the merchant I’alatka to Sanford but refused to sires to see the crowning civic marine law restricts sales to pros­ approve the survey from Jackson- mass meeting in local history. pective operators. Their dissension i E. Crowe, state’s nttor- , from the majority prompted Chair­ CHEYENE. Wyo., July 25.— villi* to i’alatka. It is tlm big public meeting of I George Gorman, his as- | The board, it wan stated, con­ tile "Greater Sanford" campaign, man O’Connor to make his request Vice President Charles G. Dawes kho prosecuted Scott, suiil . late Friday In came a chieftain of tended that present conditions of and will lie an acid test of the cum- for a department of justice opin­ |ved Scott is as sane now t ion. the Sioux Indiun tribe and wus the river from Jacksonville to I’a ­ inunity spirit of the city. Ithe crime was committed . While tho president ni>|>enrs sat­ named "White Father Number latka wen* adequate while the data "We want every public spirited biot relent iii their efforts j submitted showed need for deep­ man and woman to he present for isfied that the sale of ships for Two," by the red men. Km to tho gallows. Picturesque tribal rites in which ening anil improvement of the numbers will create enthusiast* scrapping is permissible the state­ Chief Red Feather of the tribe, waterway from I’alatka to this as any other city in the slate," -aid ment was made again today on concentration of troops on the assisted by medicine men, all city. President Edward Higgins today. his behalf that he does not Isdiovo I aza and Oueznn sectors, evidontMr. Braxton was employed last "Don't expect the ‘other fclinw' t • it a good nolicy to sell machinery wearing the vari-colorcd feuther| ly in preparation for a most pow­ summer by the Central Florida make up the crowd. Be there vmu - at junk prices for use in compotie rfu l offensive, appears to have ed war head-dresses and their bo­ Drainage District to compile data self. I.et os each do our pati and tion with manufacturers of the dies covered with guudy paint, sur­ | -'truck terror to the hearts of the uuil statistics concerning water then there will he no question same kind of equipment. If any Moorish chieftain’s shock troops rounded in ceremony of Mr. Dawex traffic to ami from Snnfuid and about tlie crowd." I'aits of vessels sold for scrapping land that the tribesmen, who, un- induction into the tribe. other cities nlmig the St. Johns are to |>o used again, it is his opin­ After the vice president’s adop­ •lur duress, joined the "red" sulDr. Alexander Karr, one of the ion t hoy should he sold at market Gov. Nellie Taylor Ross of River for ti report to he made to most j tan's colors are prepared to make tion, eloquent, convincing ami pop­ rathet than junk prices. representatives which Wyoming was made un honorary federal their submission to the French. ular speakers that ever came to might indicate a necessity for member of tho tribe, lieing given Abd-el-Krim is reported ns los­ Sanford, will make the leading ad­ No Comment. tribal cognomen of "Princess | more adequate water transporta­ dress ing ground with the tribesmen, the and the only one of any tion lietween Sanford and .lacksunWASHINGTON, July 23.—In Nellie Tnyloe." both militarily and politically. length. It is planned to lie n big, the absence of Chairman O'Connor, His adoption by the Indian tribe 1ville. It is asserted that the impres­ evidently short enthusiastic meeting. Tlie no roinmcnt was available today A favoralde report for the sur­ nimle u big impression SWAMPfiCOTT, Mass., July 15 sion made upon the Moroccans by will lie out, there will Is* com­ oil the position of I'resident Cool­ Mr. Dawes, because he surren­ vey was made by United States hand —President ('onlidgu is determin the French infantry battalions, on munity singing, and other music. idge in seeking more definite in­ District Engineer Gilbert A. his famous uitderslung pipe ed to give.Assistant Secretary An with armed cars, machine guns dered It will lie the only pulilie meet­ formation us to reusons of the for an Indian pence pipe, two feet Youngberg of Jacksonville of the drew* of the treasury, a free han. und tanks, moving to the front has long, bedecked with brilliantly survey all tile way from Jack oil- ing of tlie campaign and Chamber I'oard in urging an opinion from in his efforts to enforce prohibi caused the Moors to refer to an dyed eagle of Commerce leaders are cmiceitville to Sanford but only tInpor­ the attorney general on its author­ feathers. Mr. Dawes tion old Arab proverb “ Kiss the hand entered the tribal ceremony smok­ tion from I’alatka to Sanford wns trutiiig their efforts to mukc it tlie ity to sell ships for scrapping. Before leaving Wushington, it thou const not bite,” and that of­ ing his well known but it approved and recommended by the greatest possible success. was disclosed, thiu president assurfers of submission are reaching was noted when tho pipe, The campaign outlook was given division engineer at Charleston, rites were ed Mr. Aiqlrews that he would Marshal I.yautey. a tremendous boost today when a that he puffed happily on the Mr. ('carman stated. have n free hand in making upReports say that the morale of over peace pilie, which wus pre­ Tho fnct that the survey of the wire came from II. T. Bodwell, Dredge Arrives For point men..ls t and carrying on liU the dissident tribes has been fur­ long head of sumo of the largest devel| river from I’alatka to Sanford was sented to him by Chief Red Feuthwarfare against bootleggers and ther shaken by French aviators er. ujinieiits of tlie community, giving j approved is pointed out by Mr. Final Fill Work On rum runners and that he could dropping bombs behind their (Continued on T age Three) (’carman us lieing indicative of the The tribe gave Gov. Ross an count at all times on wholeheart­ lines. New Municipal Pier great growth and progress during hand-bag, beautifully- dec- I ed support. Aviators returning today from Indian with the past several years of water intricate bead work. WASHINGTON, July 25.—The scouting expeditions report that orated Not only is the president satiaMore than 15,000 persons wit­ traffic between Sanford and north­ The Dredge Brewster of tho Ely lives of three missionaries, repreAbd-el-Krim’s regulars are trek­ nessed fed with the efforts made by Mr. ern points. WASHINGTON, July 25.—The ceremony which wus a of tho Central American Dredging Company, of Jackson­ Andrews to keep politics in tho ing northward towards the Medi­ part of the weather outlook for the week be­ rentatives ville, which has been on its way the closing program of tlie terranean sea, hut that they hp- frontier days’ wild west celebra­ Key West—Bridge between Stock ginning Miinduy is occasional Mission at Grnnudu, Nic., have to Sanford for several days, ar­ background, but he believes Pro­ threatened and their real* pear to be decided to mako a tion. hibition Commissioner Haynes ha.s (kIiiuiI and Bocaehica Key to lie op­ thundershowers and normal tem­ |i been di nee has been stoned und the rived here late Friday und this succeeded In keeping his bureau stand on the southern slope of the peratures. ened to traffic this month. morning .was ut work on the last The vice president opened the mission bombed. Atlas mountains. practically free of political influ­ afternoon program of the celebra­ Dispatches reaching hero des- unit of work for tlie completion of ence. In his efforts to bring about General Naulin returned to Fez tion with a brief address in which cribo the situation in Granaila ns the municipal pier, which has been enforcement of the Volsteud law this evening from Taza and con­ under construction for some time. Commissioner Haynes in Mr. Cooleulogized bronchos und depre­ still serious. ferred with Marshal Retain, whose he ciated politicians in a humorous It was stated Friduy by City idge’s belief, has been promptzil Tlie Central Americun mission, presence on the Riff is said to comment on tho fast disappearing Manager W. B. Williams, that the only a Protestant institution, was es­ by a desire to huve an effi­ Hoxai'dcr Karr, education- have been greatly instrumental in feats of the frontier west. tablished about four years ugo, but now sewer running through the cient force of agents regardless of ■ ,,r for the Chamber of brinitinir the Moor* to n roulizapier will be completed during the only recently opened its headquar­ their political affiliation or the re­ tion that France is in earnest in next two or three days and that quests NORFOLK, Vn.. July 25.—The the Texas gunners had scored ters in Grunudu. expansion und ailver- its of political office-holders efforts to put down the rebel­ Government Is Victor ■"vinient, will speak nt n lion. naval dirigible Shenandoah and some hits, fragments of shells hav­ This move was opposed at the its construction ut present is such for fnvored treatment. f. ,,u‘‘‘ting Monday night at that it will not hinder the fill to the huttleship, Texas Friday after­ ing torn holes in the cloth. The In Packing House Suit noon completed unti-nircraft gun­ turget was picked lip by a party of tiuio by the Bishop of Grunudu, he made by the dredge. Although there have been indi­ I" «t the Women’s Club and since then there have been u cations from Washington that Mr. Pit's. Henry Wight, who is nery opposite the Virginia Capes It is the opinion of Mr. WiN enlisted men and stored away for series of disorders. CHICAGO, July 25.—The gov­ Andrcwj is having difiiculty in p" of the meeting, announthe airship, after flying over official examination. Reports on Doors and windows of tlie resi­ liams that only a few duys will making up the personnel of bis ernment won today its suit begun and r I?u'n ure also welcome to the Hampton Road* naval operat­ be required to make the fill and the firing and maneuvers were dence occupied by the missionaries by the Lute Henry C. Wallace as ing base here and dropping her said r ’tmg. to have hcon made to-Wash­ was destroyed by stones, and thut immediately after the grad­ regional enforcement staff, Presi­ secretary of agriculture when Dis­ F;*rr.will talk at this meettarget nml circling over udjucent ington ami uny announcement will meetings held by them broken up. ing for tho extension of the pave­ dent Coolidge apparently is con­ trict Judge Cliffe grunted writ of cities, headed back to liter hangar be to the navy department. vinced he will make wise selection « [topics of interest to the On July 10, the mission was a t­ ment from Fulton Street to the and is in no way aDprehciiMvtt mandamus directing some of the [velopment of the commun­ nt I.ukehur.it, N. J. The Shenan­ The Shenandoah, which spent tacked und a door was blown of! bulkhead will ho started. Lime principle packing companies— doah there will bo any great delay ing* thnt will make it n spent more than half an hour Inst eight moored to the tender it* hingc-t by n bomb explosion. rock will bo laid at once, he said, that In putting the new enforcement Swift arid Company, Wilson and placo in which to live, and idling over Norfolk and Porta- Putoka off plantation shoal*, just None of tho missionaries, two wo­ but it will probably be several plan into operation. Company and Cudahy und Com­ mouth and it wus a few minutes inside Cape Charles, cast off this Igt'ig up boys and girls un­ months before the usphnlt surfuce pany—to open their books to the to (i o'clock before she straighten­ morning at U o’clocq and put to men and one man. was injured. I most healthful surroundcan be put down. The driveway Appeals to the Nicaraguan gov­ department of agriculture. ed nut on her course to Lukcliurst. sea. It wns after 5 o’clock in tlie ernment authorities ut Munngua extends over the entire length of Newport, R. I. In Gala I nlso scheduled to talk at The Texas, which has aboard As­ afternoon before she put in her were answered with a promise of the pier. *l> Iron Sunday school class sistant Secretary of tho Navy Ro­ appeurance on the return. The jiuiicc protection. Prohibition Officers Attire forBigAVeddiitff morning at 10 o’clock at Rear Admiral W. A. Mof­ tests, it wus said, here consisted i The state department today i weniy-jygntrersons Are Indicted Today binson, >cess Theatre. A cordial in­ fett, chief of the navul air ser­ of firing by the anti-uircraft gun-1lacked uny information concerning NEWPORT. R. I., July to the men and youth of vice, and Rear Admiral C. F. ntrs on the Texas at the turget us un appeal reported in Associated Drowned at Shanghai Newport, tho haven for Anter Markets i attend this cln*3 tomorCHICAGO. July 25.—Major Per­ Hughes, ns official observers, was it was towed over tho ship by the Press dispatches to have been socially elect, wus in gala t * i l 1’ extended by Mayor cy Owen, Illinois prohibition direc­ expected to arrive in Hampton Shenandoah at vurying heights. made by the missionaries to tho SHANGHAI, July 25.—Twenty- today for the wedding at 4 o' laike, teacher and prebiCHICAGO, July 25.— Wheat. tor, Ralph Stone, former state di­ Roads tonight. American Legion nt Mnnnguu. eight persons were drowned here this afternoon of Miss Muriel the rlnss. As of Thursday, nothing was September 1.50 to 1.55; December rector, and seven others were to­ today when a sudden squall cap­ derbilt, daughter of one ol made known ut the local base as 1.51 to 1.515. Corn, September, day indicted by a federal grand Bradenton — ; Peninsular Tele­ sized two ferry launches crossing country's wealthiest families £ —125,000 switchboard in 1.0-1 3— 1 to 1.05, Oats, September, jury on conspiracy charges to vio­ to the results of tests but tho tur­ phone Company awarils contract the Whangpoo river for pootung. Frederick Cameron church, B 11 11*. by fire department. * ret, a huge sleeve affair, showed late the prohibition law. for erection of |1QO,0<W home. Tthirty-unu pursuits were rvsuuuxl. insurance bfukcr, Vice President Is Made Chieftain Of The Sioux Indians I U. S. Missionaries In Nicaraugua Are Reported InDanger Giant Airship Shenandoah Finishes Extensive Anti-Aircraft Gun rl ' 1 \\ • 5 1 ] I �/ gwrW fflW •-V . PAGE EIGHT - tv M— TH E SANFORD fiv. v. Education System In Entire Union Is Assertion Barnes kr. v name brine n rule day of till# Uailrnn.l propcrt nnd tvloirrnpb Court, amt tlirn nnd there tnnSv property durinir th years 1003 to Himwer to the bill of complaint exblbltrd aunlnst you In thin cause, 191(1 in c r e a s e d t'roij f ‘2 2,l-!B,8ir> t o ami In default thereof decree pro ? If), 110,248. , Fronf 1910 to 192.1 . . . . . .confeaao will bo entered uK.ili.st tl.c assessed valunof these prop -1 „M,| oven- «>f you. crtics increased f»nt $*ir>,-l 19,2*18, j, Further•- Ordered that thU ' turner in<>............* “-Jill, i>ui>iiniiru to *r.;; sol t‘M. Thiro was a slight r runiici.ii.Mi V *<>.1, 011 . »-■(. »•'!•« T h e H a n fo rd f l c r a l d . a n»*iv*nii..-r decrease in t h e n s p s s e d vnlues o t p Ubllfthed In S a n f o r d . K em ln n io C o u n ---- ' IV. F lo r id a , o n c e u w e e k f u r e i g h t these properties diring 1921 and s e c u t i v e vveecks. in 1923 but in the itthcr years the, c o nWlltu-s* niy hand a m t t h e s e a l increase has been consistent. • ^AI.I.AIIASSKE, Fla.. J u ly '21. an expert in courses of study who Florid® has the best health cduen- sjlit it up into grades from the l \ T i n : M I I I T I I T lt»t II T O F T I I K S U k U M I I J l ll ir i.ll. F i l i n IT tion system in the United States, first grade through the Junior High O F I M IIIIIIA . S F . I I M H . i : C U E S declared Dr. R. K. Rarnes, cxr-u- Sthools. When cuniplcted it was IV ( IIA IF K IIV !i *^h'fida 'Huh- nrpl-ovc.i hy Supcrint. ndent Caw- M. HANSON. C o m p taln ait. lic Health Association, in an ad- th»n and made a required cotlrr.e dress at the end of the week lie- of study for the elementary grad-s 11KNItV A. C R Avs. NK n n d OTHEH3. lore the summer schcot students in Florida. HF1T T o l, IJ U T T l T l . i : O r il r r of I 'd i l l r n l l o n a t Florida Stale College tor Worn- - ‘This represents at once a very Notice lo K n o w n 'oml l i n k n o w n • n; notable achievement. An out- D rfe n ila n ts . Tn state this I am sure will in- sending <t>opornti\o effort not T IIK STATIC O F rt.O IU O A : T o H en ry A. C r a n e u n i ilo p h la C ra n e . tcrest you,’ he told the students, only in Florida but an example M Lis e . Ila m i u li ll'evvor, T h o m a s B] er mostly teachers taking special for the country nnd hns attracted Mcotl.w oIto lic rt l l . i r n h i r t n n d S u s a n It K courses to fit them for better work no little favorable comment nnd in- H arnU nrl. Ills w ile , A n r o n J e r n l Knn. A. J i ro .K n n . Joleiili II. A s k e w i tn their chosen profession. "Yet tetost. o« nm i S a r a hii J-l.. A Askew. s k e w Ills b i s w ife. ile. J a -­ any one can make such statements "In January of this year was co b Itrork ■k, l a m e s WVukS, K in m a n nnd If not hacked by facts, incon- published a joint committee ro- u e l l l e h l l«.. \V. U ‘. A. W alaun alson a n d Alary M ary U n i s o n , h is wit-. C h a r le s II. trovorublc farts, the statement port, on Health Education. The W. Itro ek a n I ttlio d a i. llro ck . his falls flat. I will, therefore, brief-! conmittee being composed of m<-m- wife. I.-until IliiK-k. lueoli Ur<>ek. ly outline to you how this henlth bers from the American Medicnl C. il. Wutsi-n. Allrliai IJ Hoyle, Airs. A. W illia m s , F X. - n l l c r . i» education program enme’ into be- Association nnd the Nntionul Edu­ I’. AtIIi-r. 11,-t t y Alllllr. C a r r i e Am­ In lan d the steps taken in its for- cation Association of whom Dr. u r A leK lnsiry i<n<l (o h e r t I . Alemation and just how it l>e"ame ovi-, Thomas D. Wood of Culumhin Uni- l-tliistry. lo r .iusouii<l,niol each a n d r> of t h e m ir llvitii. a n d If d ead. dent that this program nttractcd versity of New Yurk City was *-vi In all ;iari|e:< e la l m l n j I n t e r e s t s u n ­ i t 1U *< nation-wide interest.” i t - .- tl.u s.ioi H e n r y j. Cralio mol chairman. f Hnlil.i ! I'r u n e , his jvlfr, llaniinli "In November, 1921,' he con­ “It was almost immediately reen lire no. i m s HeotlJ I t o h e r l I la rn tinued, "the Florida Public Health thnt tin* program of health eduen- lu .r tw inn I'i Hn a r n i n r t . his wife. Association at the suggestion of tion ns ndoptcil bv the state super­ A a r o n J .- r n la annn , t lA. .erniR nn, J >sSuperintendent of Public Instruc­ intendent of public instruction in . !>li II. A s k e w arid su rah J. A s k ­ . I. \ T e , J a e o h llro ck . Jan n -s tion. W. S. Cnwthon, called to­ this state met every requirement ew«• k r K m m a iiu c l it-lilt. \V. A. gether al of the various organiza of the joint committee report and \u\ ci uni, mol Alary \V W a ls o n , his tlons interested in health nnd therefore was a practical demon­ 1 it C h a r le s | | . iiu-ik a n d itio o ii f:. llro ck , h is w ife, Jen niv llrock, health education in this state. stration of the feasibility of the Jiil-nli th ick . i i . A nison. AlleliAmonjr those who, responded to program. It was further evident ii.-l J . .> ... 1. , Airs. Hill.. A. W il­ this call were thu following: State thnt Florida was the only state m liam . F V ' f I•t . r, II F. .Miller. H e t­ t y Allll.r. C a r r i e A lller M cK In slry Board of Health, Florida State the Union having a definite state­ kmft iim u T t t( M c K li S ir r . ih t Him * College for Women. Florida Uni­ wide program in health education .■ hi uiul ♦very o f th em . 9 versity, Florida Public Health As­ that meets these requirerm nts. I .Ii <«•u»<-4| or o itiu t w ill. In llit* prop* • i t y ln r« * lim firr drlcrllifil, wiftlicr I r i • j y >- • sociation. Florida State Dental So­ am sure that you as teachers wilt t»ri III* IlfVlM* t'M i f KrillllM'H or ciety, Hoyidn State Medical S o -' recognize this as of very great o t l . r u in** nin) to it 11 t’lirtU*. (‘iirli tn*l * »i iy < l uifiiMf a n y intcrcHt ciety, I nrent-Tenrhers* Association, ! value and therefore feci no little uiiflcr nt:jt of th e iditvc .tim e d «leAmerican, Red Cross, State Do-I pride in this fact, fovithiiitfi. etK’b nti'l ('Very, whomi •• niifiicri iin«l r i ^ li l f i i r / 't u ru un|ci»»»wn part men t of Public Instruction. | “i.eat I am misunderstood let to tin * (itnplulm uit In the above Extension Division, University of me suy that the Florida Public (■liftItled u; .•*. m:»| .ill tiiu io » v h Florida, Home Economics Associa­ Health Assocntion is only one p.irtic. ft w n« nin*»0Vf.ar elolmlo'X tiny tion, and others. inter* • t In i I h * I ndri jnvid\«-d In tlilx member of the Health Education •lilt. nni*l la n d )M*lrtir IK In Hem* “At this meeting it was evident Council and should therefore not Irtole Kloritii. u n i descrlb that If such organization would he thought of ns the leader in this • d .• <<*otttity. loiiow n. t o - w ft: lb k ir n .ti ^ 1,225.21 fe e l W est *»f work in through cooperation n great work. The other Members Houilieiint coritr.* u f tJov^rnvery comprehensive health educa­ now numbering some fourteen or­ lb*! ri l i o t I, H etlotfe 3o, T ouiim Ii Ip tion program could he launched. ganizations nro equally responsi­ im l-t utli. IliitiKr t t liir*t. ru n tlienro ' A temporary organization was ble and should receive the same W ent !'•» . t. t n - m c N orllt i*» l*«lte i l n n r e e m u i r l y ul«*nK il»«' perfected which was Inter made commendation ns any other. MJnit- doiiio--, r •• of I. jiIcq M itifoe to a point ilie point » i* bru ltiuim f. permamnt. Each organization ed we stand, divided wo full/ np- N o r t h .n utli to n*vlnnim;. Inwas asked to submit to a commit- plies with full force rsp.-'inllv in etfietiro lttd lm : .*H tl|» >t h iti rL l»'. . tee In manuscript form whnt it thin great, if rot g re a t-s , co-op I h ’icli t in; u l tliu rtniU ir ird r*»rnwould like to ace in a state course crntlve effort in this state in i|(l * t «.| I Suva i lifneiit l.ot I. H*Ttii>n 3(1, v I I T owiimIi IP r» Hoiitli, UatlftM 31 Hunt, of study in health education. Thi:i last few year.'. May la sk I tin n u l l ! i in, %ti .•!,,*•• 1 1 ^ » , . | r • • (• H o m e was done and the vurious manu- you as temhors recognize the won •N*»rtl | •• L u l c Atonrof. lloMiee Ln^t, scripts were carefully read and dcrfiil part you nave in his won I i* ii tli« ............ . tank* It * the various ideas placed together derful program of health ediu: i »h* !»• tlie I..(Ft line of mild Lot eclueii L lliene** Hpiiili | a 11nt of lie^lti* to represent u comprehensive lio n a s u p o n y o u w ill u l t i m a t e l y n.n,;. I i I’oliitB to nil rlp.irlnii i L J i I m . whole. This was then submitted r e s t t h e s u c c e s s o f the V e n tti ie .” I -• e.lnn •••; It. I f. ♦ i VV. «U of ilie •hoillitjiM t*»*rtier of «)h o i oiioi u t o u committee from the Florida r-q sf • L m( i, .{••I'tlon 3tf, #£*o\\ n^liIp I!* H ontIt. State Teachers' Association tho The tiny of Florida, of wliicl I t 'iiK* 21 K m t , ru n (In m e Wern SUte Medical .Society, mol the th en * i n l Fovrr.il v a r i e t i e s jir, • l H f t, tli»‘Heo Nortii to Luke ' , A lo iirie. i o n | ‘..utterly mIoiu; tlto state Dental Society. As finally Us»m| coininerci.'tlly in (lie manu -1 ^ioire Lillie Monroe to P pot til approved by them it become nicdi- fact iin? of liriik. hoi low ftiff* i»n,,i i m 1 <n •’' o»*iitH l ii of th e point of le v l n u i m ; . ca y, scientifically and pcdavoirl- j f h t tile The sand lime brick i lln lx I, lo IjeKluiiini;. I lie I ltd * .-ill rin.triiin r l K h i i cnllv sound. , also a irrowiie; industry of tin I til.A nd it iip p f n r l n tf from th e nw orn “This was then turned over to Mate. aiiis * o f t h e C l r r u l t C o u r t o f th o Sovant1 1 J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t C o u r t o f Ih o Sieit* of F l o r i d a . In a n d f o r S e m ­ in o le C o u n ty , o n I h l s Ilio b ill d a y of J u n e . vA. KI». IK) 1*55. or June* 1701.ASS. C le r k o f t h e C l r r u l t l.’o u r t o f t h u S e v e n th J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t of Flor* Ida In » n d f'<r S e m i n o le C o u n ty . Ity A. AL TVKKKS, D e p u t y C l e r k . WILftON A-- H O C S IlO L D K It. k d lclto rs fo r C ein p laln n n ts. I title 6. I -th . 19th. 29th. J u l y 3rd. 10th. ITth. 5 1th a n d J l s t . IN T I I K HKV OF F TV. Ct'IT roCHT OF TIIK ju d ic ia l c i n c u r r NKMINOI.K coun IN CHANCKUY I1E.NIIIF.TTA C. E D W A R D S , C o m p lain an t H E N R Y A. C R A N E , n n d o th e r * . D efend an ts H alt T a R a l r t T i t l e . O rder o f F n h llrn lln n N otice to k n o w n u n d u n k n o w n ilefendanta. T H E S T A T E OK F L O R I D A : T o — H e n r y A. C rane an il S o p h ia C ra n e , h is w ife . H a n n a h H rcw er,: T h o m a s S c o tt. I t o h e r t B a r n h a r t a m ' Susan H B a.iri r nih h aarrtt ,. *h i s w if e , A aron J c r n lK a n . A. . ^ ” ' | K'*n * R. A nk ew , mid R arnti J . A n k e w . liln w i f e J a c o b l l r o c k , J n m e * \Veek», E m m a n u e l H e ld t. W , A. SVaieon, n n d M a r y W. WatMon , M a wife, . ' h a r l m 11. B ro c k anil R h m ln E. B ro ck . hl» w if e . J e n n i e B r o c k . J a ­ co b B ro ck . C. It. W u t a o n . M l r h a e l J. D oyle. Mr*, r h l l o A. W il li a m * . F . X. M iller. B. F . M ille r, B e t t y Mll- le r. C n r r l o M i ll e r M r K I n s t r y n n d R o b e r t L. M c K Iv s try . h e r and o n rli naid every o f If l i v i n g , a n d . If, d ead , t o a ll p a rtie s c laim in g ' " i * 1?."1* Ha d o r t h o nnld H e n r y A. L r o n e s n a S o p h i a C r a n e , his w ife. H a n n a h l l r o w e r . T h o m a s S co tt. R o b e r t B arn * h n r t u n d S u s a n I U r n h a r t . lila w ife. A n ro n J c r n l K a n . -V. J e m Ilian, J o s ­ e p h II. A s k e w a n d S a r a h J . ....... A sk­ ew . h l a w if e , J a c o b B ro c k . J a m e s W eeks. E m m a n u e l A. W a t s o n , a n d M a r y W. W a t s o n . Ills W i r e . C h a r l e s II. B ro ck u n d R h o d a K. B r o c k , h la wlfo. J e n n i e <11 llroIHI». ck - |H| ., W a ta ts o n . MjctMet J a c o b' l l r o c k• . C. J . D o y le. Mrs. P h il o A. W il li a m s . Milter, I F. £ X. Aflller. II,.F- ‘'Y i e K l nBs tetty r y ' II a n d• ll(, |,„ r t l .” .Mc K I n s l r y . h e r h u s h m u l. nml e a c h n n d e v e ry o ne o f th e m , d e c e a s e d o r o tlie rw l* e . i n t h e p r o p ­ e r t y h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r ib e d , e i t h ­ e r .1* h e ir * . devl*ee» o r u r a i i t e e a o r olherwlMe. a n d t o a ll p a r t i e s e a c h and e v e ry claim in g a n y In te re st u n d e r a n y o f th e ahovu n a m e d d e ­ fen d an t* . e ach and every, w h o» e •>>■: n a m e s a n d r e s ili e n c e s n r o- u-----n k n-o w n t u t h e c o m p l a i n a n t In ( h e . u b o v e u n ­ ti le d c a u s e , a n d t o n il u n k n o w n p a r ­ ties W hosoever c la im in g a n y In te re s t In t h e .l a nu dd*s In v o lv e d In th tlila ............. l* milt. mild l a n d h e l n a s i t u a t e In H em lno lo C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , a n d d e s c r i b e d n« fo llo w * , t o - w l t : B eu In n ltiK Oir, f e e t W e st o f th e S o u th e a s t c o r n e r of O o v e r n m e n t L o t 1, S e c t i o n So. T o w n ­ s h i p 19. S o u t h ItanK u 31 E z a t . r u n t h e n c e W e s t 333..I1 fe e t , thence N o r t h t o l a i k o .Monroe, t h e n c e E a s t ­ e r l y n lnn ic t h o s h o r e o f L a k e M o n ­ ro e to a p o i n t N o r t h o f t h e D o ln t o f h cK tnnlnK . t h e n c o S o u t h t o h e KlnnlnK. I n c lu d lh K all-- r i p a r i a n rig h ts. A nd It u p p i- n r ln g f r o m t h e s w o r n h ill o f c o m p l a i n t h e r e i n t h n t y o u n n.l cnoli a n d e v e r y o f y o u m a y c la i m s o m e r i g h t , t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t lu n n d t o t h e p r o p e r t y h c r e l n b c f o r u d e s c r ib e d . It la T h e r e f o r e o r d e r e d t h a t y o u ill «*nrli n f vnii. In* hik I vm i nr.* h ereb y req u ired to u p p e a r to th e b ill o f c o m p l a i n t In t h i s c a u s e o h M o n d a y t h e 3rd d a y o f A u g u s t , A. nf !h?s' rSur?*"" WJ ti o" Oulet '. m e t “Jt lht.H u ' 1* fMer ' * l,„ ,'r«,rh‘",e.r , U im^I Pol.llHhV.r"' "*rT? t h e I 'l r c u l | ,IJ!**'*•* k Ju d leiii r i1. ' ! «r y iw id iT O * County, ou’)i?( *0.) A. D. 1325. ^ Clerk #fV c H H y ’V “ \ J ' \WVI||I . .$<()• S ( , s * 7 . ' E |J.H. t / 'lOl*,.^1 SUnll.l. olicitor* « for J u n o Jth" r_ I JUtb. 17th, 7,f t . ■ M IA M I I fSH O RES W l S i S — " M i l A N E RIC A 'S D I T E R R A S E A X* ij^ ^ uiF—I—SSWWl i m ^ "■ W here i S Iii n Ilfs p ii w)8 \\4= * m m W*9- • « /[jeon Dancing Is ( S I cV ml »vf c- III m l £iV4* {AS |< l >. j-.t • I lcf jV r . 'JCc-fr ir / - Improving In Graa W . ffiS T Z & tJ k 'V f P P C R * oill of • oiiiplulh t lot* in lit it } oil •»n*| «*i«rti u u d e v ery »»f you iii.i ) • l.ilni Mini*' rlu lit, ti tl e n r inter* >t Li ;• tel (o th e p r o p e r ty lierrintiefort* (Loieril/ed; It If* I lo rc f n r o t i r d e r e d Hint you “ U'l •.n li of > on. In uml >**u »r« It* i*lts t ««| ii Ir««| to u ti p e a r to i i i *j loll of eoiiiphiliit in H i Im tnum* « .MoikI.iv the 3rd day of AtimiM. A. I*, l!Uu jh» M in . helm : u ru le d.i> in i i i • '*111*1 . Mt trie C o u rt i («ni <«■ hi S aMI*.rd. inliiolo Ciniutv. F lorid a. A* 'I III d e l.(till th e r e o f lh*cree I'r • • "Ilfc-Ssii will hi, e llle r tll .iKIillisI > ••!(- S.ll.l i .iltne lii-ltiu a su it lo 'lu h -l IUI« In l In <oiii|ilalnai.t In ami lo lln ul.n ve ili-si-rlli.il kinds. It Is f u r t h e r . ) r d trc d Ih a l Ihls I Oil. | bi< pllhllslled once a Week f-n • iKlil IS) i-iinHei*i,t l v i- iv eeka ill Tin : *. >n l ■>i 11 llt-i.ihl. a new spapi-r pill,I ln-i| lo Hitliforil. ml.mli* Cl a l) F lo r h lu . W iiin s s lav h a n d uml ih n s i a l ot In.- i n c iiit C o u i l *.f I In, Hi-vi-iilh '■hiilli-lal 1‘l r c u lt i f tin* Sim ,- >.( r I'Tiita. In am i f**r ftilii*»1«* Foiin ly, oil lin n tin* ..III <l;i) of J u n e , A. 1'. loa: V. E. iK ifiil.A H S . C l e r k o f Hn f i r , mi C o u rt of Ilie .'-•-w-iitli Jiiilli'lul C li'iu ll of F lo r (hlii. Ri^ a m i f o r Setnlim le C oun ty. It) A. Al. W E E K S , In-put) Clerk. V, i i . s m .s ,v n<(i: m i h , i . i , i : u . S o lic ito r i fm C o n ip lah m u i. 1 i - i n . IZtli, 361 Ii, J u l y CrL Huh. 17th. 21 th, um l 21 IN « i il ' I t T »)F C» I ENT I J l DUE. SEAIINOI.K I ' n l . \ | V S T A T E O F FI,. IRIDA In r e i-sliito of Riiliotui s t'lirdon* ! ' • A l.l. i TIKI UT( IBS l.l-.lj \ T E E S l / I S T U I l l l ' T K E S AND AI.V. n ' i t u»vou Cl.AIMS o | [ D E ­ MANDS AHA IN S T SAID E S T A T E ' «"I. a n d e a c h of %..... ur. h eruh-Ulfl.ol Iiml r. 'im r. <1 t .. t,r,m.-nl •"*' •■l.ont" a m i d e m .t'n U * liicli m u , ' - I I I , . , of you . Ilia) have n mil list n 1 , f , *»** **f IL'I m II.I ;i I’lirtl'Hi. «|t>. •A y * , V:\lA \vT \« ,\S» |\ | MC Vn. iH • ••M*»|, l.llc *' f S i III I I'oim ly, ,4‘ ,,M* unil«‘*u;ff«■•! i: i.. i • • k. i.*«•«'m*ir, nr i n.i fMfiiit*. wiiii. •m i h n >* uim r imi) lit,. <iat«* ii Elf. l»ilt •I .fun*' 251 Ii. A. L i25, L. L. I*L» 'K. L i , rtti*»r. L x la ti’ lC'*litmt 4 l'ur*l*»ii. i •» I«F1| ii '\ • I IT CHI II I OF T H E s | ; \ . I N I'll .11 III. 111. | m i l | | t , |. ' I.OICIII \ . H EIIIN OI.I: I III H I , IN I I U M l i l l t • ASANDUA SCIH'I.tjj ’• . d h i :.v ti. in. ii.j ijoi's«I* ' I • I *I . «l, • •Vlt|llJ| lll.’IHtH T I I t o VI, ,.f „l ' SI IT T o l)IM K T T I T L E O r.lir S e r t l o * lt> I•nl«Il.-•• ( I t( .*'» k n o w n Dcfi lul,| nf,. and u k im u n Tin: T. J ...... It .. S I A I E D F F L O R ID A : T o * **• klltriliii F. It ' l l anil • 'J 1* '“ ** niidluiiMl, I*..in, i. ' "I *H .till J.ltlM'N 1*1)11)1 L r li ii '*• •"".I. I> K. Dull, unit Hall. hi w ile . C s Iloti,-Ii «•»*, 'u m l a I ••••*»'*. | n c |t .| ||«| ry ufl ili* in if 1‘vliiK. uml if «t ••'I. lu all p.iriti'N • L* hn in K ( ut . r W v - a i n - r n r.-MM O L G A a n d JK z S'JLJCsI o . fJm s. l.’ft M • W l " 1’¥fk *• "1 h Form er Russian B alletist Declftres M odern Ball Room Is Pef/pled E n ­ tirely B y E xperts * ; New \ orif fity , — The " now American ntylo in summer fox­ trots will carry much of tho grace J* t™» Russian Huskies, promise t Mishka EgnatofiT, who v/fth Ol-ra, hln partner, dances nightly at the Oliver Slipper, rniart New York lunper club. Mi*hka is a fontter ntcml*cr of the Imperial Ru.ulan Unllet und rnniu lo thin country with i’uvj0^** W t the Riminn ors 3n* iMttion to lcara Aracrtcan ball­ room dancing. Thai was five jrcarj ago. Hir.co tliut tliuu, he has to learn everything all 0v?r again oevcral tinui, uo rapidly have the atyle* changed. w *1* • II1!' IVS? rr j if' — while all this wonderful growth and transformation is taking place, you naturally sire giving time In the consideration of where you want to place your permanent Miami home. What section o f all this wonderful Miami area will prove lo he, now and later the riiosl desirable residential section? || •Mil iri K 'O t raftfc T I In Analyzing: the situa­ tion, you arc* probably giv­ ing thought to these fun­ damentals: PL •or-K 'V i . j : \u ^ l " n e .f w v , lot) Jw l f u X , ! z “ Popular music has clnngH ton," he commonti. "Also, in that time, all girls, it »ernu tu me, h.tvo bccomo graceful. When i nrit Wntchcil ballruont danciug mio eould pick out good j-n.l |,a,| d :ncrrs. Now the had dancer ;« ulmoxt un unknown qinntHy, *o much practice have datuvn had uii'l bo Ff 'ooth nr.t! h.n ^rf)\Tf/ tho n :u s iT h o choppincrs of th« tdil-tinio jazz took uwuy much of tho willowy grata which is pro* duced by tho imooth. (bbcfnll trcluilics of today. Altnort tiny* •way eouiJ .lance to •Honey, I’m In i.ovo With You/ tho snng cvcrybotiy hums after aceing ‘Morciuary Mr.ry.' "That is why ! ray that Ameri cun ballroom dancing has come almost to huvo the graco and fin­ ish of the Russian clarsjc!il danc* ing, apt! it will get better and better." ■ .,^ 1 J* F_‘ * 1 v t l —Natural location and accessibility. 2—Environment and restrictions. We urgethatyou appraise Miami Shores with these measuring rods of home desirability. Note that Miami Shores lies along the four main highways leading into Miami from the north, giving quick and easy access to the heart of the City and that it is superbly situ­ ated along Biscayne Bay, with a total of 10 miles of water frontage. And remember, too, that the new Miami Shores Causeway, soon to ho built, will bring* this property with­ in a few minutes’ drive the ocean. furtherm ore, Miami Shores’ dom inant posi­ tion in the Miami district has been secured in large part because of the careful zoning plan adopted, with restricted areas for homes, for hotels and apartm ents, and for business, making for well rounded city de­ velopment. !!. I.J ' (f*V.V,li ' ' Bolljatnl E n 1 • I' In i llUxh.tml 11*111 I *-11-* um l .I.iit■i*s | *It h Ih t iiuNh.iml, • ’ I* H all uml Ills , |‘ |!••i|«•11 m l Aitf.lll. lli-ckcr. •*ll'l fUI**ll il lii| #*v «»f i I' ll,. ,|,.. •• * o .| .*,- ..III. , w, . „ |iril|| in •mull • r l l - d . llh. r n» Ilf II .< *»••\ • i* 6*r k r . i i i t i cW i»r u t l i • • m l . tm*l Ju i •**' •••«rii h ^ u’li ;iit11 *’ r >. «•l .*i iti In u “ *o I h i '- r i j i iimLir »•' *.f tii »i»*i\. hiinti'il ’ ii«*f**tu I • " " I « V)-r) WllliA IILIIIi- :l I In f It,‘" " • ' M B . "- I 111 III. I-III llli'il .<m*-. um l t„ ..ft ut,kim w i tuirt Ins o In Him., v.-r i l lin iu m itnv I I n tin - h itiili, | , | \ , , | x . ,| )l( | | HD-rest ID Hllll, » I.ilul "I,! Itlli.il,. |, Hi-niliinli <'iilllll), F i n n .lllll d- ki'l tin it a.s fn||i,xx n. mu Scot Miami Shores’ large area—2,800 acres—has made possible, through highest grade c ity ljj improvements and building program, thejSE creation of an environm ent of beauty and 'tl<1 distinction. Fifty beautiful residences a r e ^ | already under construction, and the c o n tract has been let for 50 more. See all of the Great-|y£f er Miami district, and then see Miami Shores. Si! Appraise it by the fundam entals of residcn*tnw tial desirability—and vve know what your de* Clr^y vision will be. *H MIAMI SHORE S A m e r i c a ’s M e d it err a n e a N III •X XIt >.'•1 II ,.f Bln -k •r r I nc cnrillllK I,, t: it ■n f M.ip o f D k - T hw i , ,••I S.inf 'll iTil.l. Il l •' 'll* 11. .ml. I III It,, Fill.II, Ri-i-iinlK ••f D„ i l. , f F • 'tri-u C ourt Sl-„|l m,| Hill t-'lurt In l.iit :i ItuKSilnli ‘.iiiifiird IL 'Ia h ta Xililiihin i„ tier I'liit l i i r r m f rrc<»i*l«i| Snnfnri Bun unk. 3 J»aK*^ *i2 u tu! *13 , I’ntilli IL-curiU **f S i'n iii,„:f •mill*. F l u r liln. I I**f; I ti ti 1tau Z.'J i E m it o f | III.- N i i r t h w . s f i'u r n . cl loti 1 • **waihlii|» 2d M | ) | . E. i n n 15 1.1 thuii.a. > Eu ft t < I ll.llll, I 1,..,.^.. IS. IS ••llallis, t h e m u ii I tin in III** b o K t l l l l h l K , e o m atatu K i> u i r i - i nuiru n r lent. It In h rr v li) uni ,1 HU unit H In In ri-Hv 111, 1,, th a t W" „ n,1,l1 eaeli every •* y,,,<* be Hint before o u r hum f c n l t <7uuri " C ourt ItuUHe ||| ) Jllflilil, | ■'n th* J u t du v o f Auvuni, a >23, th o See Miami Shoren its our guest. Make reservations at our office. ». u Britt-Chittenden Realty Co. 210 E. First SI., <- • . . IL » B kW*-v »L« nmler Mi*’ t ti1*1 '____________ J* D r A As IMinmi Is sw inging forward at unparalleled rate — its building totals leading all cities in (he South of whatever size— its hank depos­ its growing at a rate which has startled Ihe financial world— new railroads nnd new steamship lines s eeking terminals here— i- . . . v „ Sanford. �. -~4 H* \\ t ., * ) 117.49 ft. thence Northerly' with it Locust Ave., 120 f t thence We ’esteriy (Mraltel of with Union Ave., 117.49 f t , thence Southerly 700.98 lot 1 3 ________________________ _____ 148.2 on the Easterly aide of Locust Ave. 120 ft! to N. Ingram— Betr, — ......... 32 117.49 1,309.97 ____ 278.9$ North 120 feet of Lot 12 ........... W. J. Bryan—Beg. on the NIy line of Union 2,180.50 E. F. Lane, N orth-120 feet of Lot 10 ........... 461 Ave., at a point 58.74 feet Westerly from the Long'a Addition, Sanford, Florida KW Cor. of the intersection of Lake View H. S. Long Ave., and Union Ave. run 120 feet Norther­ Lot 9 Si Beg. at the NE Cor. of said Lot ly parallel with Lake View Ave., thence 9 run N. 4 degrees E. 100 ft. West 117 ft. Westerly 58.74 feet parallel with Union Ave. S. 4 degrees W. 100 ft., East 117 ft. to thence Southerly parallel with Lake View 614.25 117 Ave., 120 ft. thence Easterly on the Norther­ 238.72 H. S. Long, Lot 10 ........................ _.............. 45.47 ly side of Union Ave., 68.74 ft. to the 257.25 49 H. S. Long, Lot 11 ........................................ beg. — ------ ------------- ------- ------- 32 . 5g -j| 257.25 Eunice B. Godwin—Beg. at the NW Cor. of in­ H. S. Long, Lot 12 ....:— ................... ...... .r ~ 49 1*// *4 257.25 H. S. Long, Lot 13 .................................... .. 49 tersection of Lake View Ave., and Union Ave., 257.25 II. S. Long, Lot 14 ..... .. ................................ 49 run Westerly on the Northerly side of Union 257.25 II. S. Long, Lot 15 -----_ --- ------ ---------49 Ave. 58.74 ft., thence Northerly parallel with Lake View Ave., 120 ft. thence Easterly par­ H. S. Long, Beg, at interesection of the cen­ allel with Union Ave., 68.74 ft., thence South­ ter line of Eighth St. with the West line of erly on the Westerly side of Lake View Ave. Mellonville Ave. run West 419 feet, South 120 ft. to beg________ __ — ........ 32 53,74 150 feet East 407.7 feet to West line of Mellonville Ave. thence N 4 degrees E. to . First Street Extension, Sanford, FJi. beg. (Less the North 33 feet) _________ 416.5 2,186.68 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 17 Notice is hereby given to any and all persons interested in the Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 17 blk M 32 25 Special Assessments against the various pieces of property above de­ Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 17 blk M 32 25 scribed that said special assessments are payable in full within thir­ Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 19 blk M 32 25 ty days after the above and foregoing special assessment roll has Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 18 blk M 32 25 been equalized, approved and confirmed, or In ten equal annual in­ Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 20 blk M 32 25 stallments with interest at 8 per cent per annum from and after the Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 21 blk M 32 25 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 22 blk M 32 time said special assessments stand approved and confirmed. 25 A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Fla., Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 23 blk M 32 25 25 will be held at the City Hall a t 2:30 P. M., on thei 10th day of August Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 24 blk M 32 25 A. D,, 1925 at which meeting said Board will hear any and all com­ Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 1 blk O 24 25 plaints and objections as to such special assessments, and will at said Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 2 blk O 24 l 21 time adjust and equalize said assessments on a basis of justice and Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 3 blk O 24 li 25 right, and when said special assessments are so equalized and adjust­ Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 4 blk O 24 24 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 5 blk O 3*4 ed, same will then stand confirmed and be, and remain binding liens Mellonville, Sanford, Fla. upon the property against which said assessments are made until paid E . F. Lane,'Lot 1 blk 16...................... — 24 > 105 in accordance with provisions of Resolutions No. 228 L No. 229, adopt­ E . F. Lane, Lot 3 blk 16.................... ...... 24 105 ed by the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Fla., on July 13th, E . F . Lane, Lot 1 blk 17........................... 24 105 1925. E . F . Lane, Lot 3 blk 17........................... 24 51.4 (Seal) L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. John C. Smith, Lot 2, Blk 22 ............ .24 10 * Publish July 25th & Aug. 1st., 1925, _________________ __ John C. Smith, Lot 4, Blk 22 ............. . 24 105 105 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY W . P . Stone, Lot 2, Blk 23 .................... ..24 105 OF RESOLUTIONS NO. 224, No. 225 and No. 226, adopted on the W. P. Stone, Lot 4, Blk 23 .................... 24 105 13th day of July, A. D., 1925, by the City Commission of the City Wm. M. Collins, Est., Lot 2, Blk 24 ..........32 Wm. M. Collins Est., Lot 4, Bik 24 __ .32 105 of Sanford, Florida. * Neaves Addition, Sanford, Fh. The following is the estimated cost of paving Union Avenue from CO Pump Branch to Mellonville Avenue with sheet asphalt on a 6-inch J. J, Heitz, Lot 1, Blk D..................... . . 32 J. J. Heitz, Lot 2, Blk D ................. ---32 00 rock base except where the present 15 ft. grouted brick pavement can W. T. Langley, Lot 3, Blk D .......... . . ....32 00 be utilized for a base, a width of 40 feet from Pump Branch to the .... .....32 00 center line of Chapman Avenue; a width of 32 feet from the center W, T. Langley, Lot 4, Blk D Hattie May Abercrombie, Lot 1, Blk ‘...40 100 tine of Chapman Avenue to San Carlos Avenue and a width of 24 feet J. E. Pace’s Sub-Div Sanford, FIs. from San Carlos Avenue to Mellonville Avenue. James Moughton, Lot 44 .................... 32 200 From Pump Branch to center line of Chapman Avenue. Geo. E. Slack, The North 160 ft of El-2 260 cu. yds. grading @ 50c ......................................................... $ 130.00 of Ix>t 45 ................................................. 32 100 260 lin. ft. concrete curb Si gutter @ 85c ............................. 221.00 Harry H. Heeren, Wl-2, Lot 45 ........ ....32 100 615 sq, yds. paving @ 2.00 ........................ ...................... ....... 1,230.00 Mamie J. Heeren, Wl-2, Lot 46 ......... .....32 127.4 2 inlets @ 35.00 ........................................................................ 70.00 Normany Square, Sanford, FU. 200 lin. ft. 3-inch drain tile @ 100.00 per M. .......................... 20.00 32 60 Engineering, legal expense, advertising etc............ ;..... .......... 134.60 Cora King, Lot !» ■........ Alma A. Gibbs, Lot 2 .^32 50 Bessie Wheeler, Lot 3 ....._____ ............ 32 50 1,806.50 Mabel A. Ruby, Lot 4 ........... .......... ......32 50 40.00 Less credit on 100 lin. ft. granite curb @ 40c 47.6 215.50 Mal>el A. Ruby, Lot 5 ....................... 1... 32 150 sq. yds. brick @ 1.17 ......................................... . 175.60 Hattie May Abercrombie,LotC ........ 32 55 Hattie May Abercrombie, Lot 7 ............... 32 60 Total estimated cost ................... ................................ ... 1,590.00 Notice is hereby given to any ami all per.wns intern To be borne by adjacent property owners. Special Assessments against jUe various pieces y Number of feet frontage ............... ..... ............ a 4.:.*.... . 212 scribed that said .special assessments are puyablU full Assessment per foot frontage ..................................... $7.50 ty days after the above and foregoing special assess**/ From ('enter Line of Chapman Ave. to San Carlos Ave. 220 cu. yds. grading @ 60c .................................................... 1, 100.00 been equalized, approved and confirmed, or in ten equal t 2920 lilt. ft. curb Si gutter @ 85c ........... ................................. 2,482.00 stullments with interest at 8 per cent per annum from aai 5380 sq. yds. paving @ 2.00 ........................... ......................... 10,760.00 time said special assessment* stand approved ami cunfitM A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sin 10 inlets @ 35,00 .................................................................... 360.00 will be held at the City Hall at 2:3U I’. M., on the 10th day 1 1140 lin. ft. 12-inch pipe @ 1.10 ............................................. 1,264.00 A. D.t 1925 at which meeting said Board will hear any aai 2 inanholea <8> 60.00 ............... ................................................ 120.00 j plaint* and objections ns to such special assessments, anJ * 2600 lin. ft. 3-inch drain tile @ 100.00 per M......................... 250.00 time adjust ami equalize said assessment* on a basis u( y Engineering, legal expenses, advertising, etc ...................... 1,302.50 right, and when said special assessments are so equalized a 17.618.50 ed, same will then stand confirmed and be, and temain U 400.00 upon the property' aguinst which said assessments a re msk Less credit 500 sq. yds. brick foundation @ 80c in accordance with provisions of Resolutions No. 224, No.J 17.218.50 226, adopted l»y the City Commission of the City of Sanftfi Total estimated cost ................................ July Ultli, 1925, To be borne by adjacent property owners. (Seal) L. R. PHILIPS, City6 Number of feet frontage ................ ................... 2,517.32 Publish July 25lh & Aug. 1st., 1925. Assessment per foot frontage .............................. $6.84 From Han Carlos Ave. to Mellonville Ave. 500.00 1000 cu. yds. grading @ 60c ................................. 1,062.50 | 1250 lin. ft. concrete curb & gutter @ 85c . Trafford’s Map of the Town of Sanford, Florida. 1600 sq. yds. paving (u) 2.00 3,200.00 ; (I) From Summerlin Ave. to Mellonville Ave. 2 inlets @ 35.00 ............................. ............ 70.00 ; 1100 cu. yds. grading @ 50c $ 700 00 330.00 I860 tin. ft. curb & gutter @ 85c ............. 1 630 III) 300 lin. ft. 12-inch pipe @ 1.10 1 manhole .............................................. 60.00 100 lin. (t. flush curb <u> 35c 3r>00 T H E R E A R E , SOM E. 100.00 1000 lin. ft. 3-inch drain tile at 100.00 per M 2550 sq. yds. paving <a> 1.30 ......... 3,315.00 A LM S-H O U SES FOUNDED 418.30 1000 lin. ft. concrete alley return* @ 30c 300 00 Engineering, legal expense, advertising etc. . ESPECIALLY FOR O lO HEN 1 200 lin. ft. 18-inch pipe (3> 2.00 . 400 00 W H O P A ID o e r r T H E IR ......... 5,740.80 Totul estimated cost ....................... 300 lin. ft. 12-inch pipe @ 1.10 ............ 330.00 ■ To be borne by adjacent property owners. 1 E A R N I N G S IN R E N T 1 manhole 00 00 ■ Number of feet frontage .............................. 920 ■ 2 inlet* fu> 35.00 W H IL E IN T H E IR P R IM E .. X $6.24 1800 lin, ft. 3-inch drain tile @ 100.00 per M 1 180 00 Assessment per foot frontage 1 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. Engineering, legal expense, advertising etc Preliminary 1I Width Feet Name: Description of Pav. Frontage Assessment «■ Total estimated cost ....................._ First Street Extension, Sanford, Fla. To be borne entirely by adjacent property owners. 171.00 .8 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 19 blk K 32 25 Nun her of feet frontage ........ 1,678.16 171.00 j| Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 20 blk K 32 25 Assessment per foot frontage .... ................ ........ $4.73 171.00 t" Sanford Hotel Realty Co., !x>t 21 blk K 32 25 ( 2) From Mellonville Ave. to East I.iue of Tier "H", E. It. 171.00 x Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 22 blk K 32 25 Trafford’s Map. 171.00 ,5 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 23 blk K 32 25 1000 cu. yds. grading @ 50c $ 500.00 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 24 blk K 32 171.00 J 25 860 tin. ft. concrete curb & gutter @ 85c ........ 171.00 722.50 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 25 Idk K 32 32 50 lin. ft. flii .li curb M .Tie 171.00 17.50 Sanford Hotel Realty C'o., Lot 26 blk K 32 25 688 lin. ft. concrete alley returns @ 30c .............. 171.00 25 176.10 Saniord Hotel Realty Co., Lot 27 blk K 32 1000 sq. yds. paving @ 2.00 292.20 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 28 bib K 42.72 2,000.00 325 lin. ft. 12-inch pipe @ 1.10 239.40 35 376.50 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 17 blk L 32 2 ink-t la. ::,'i no 171.00 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot IS blk L 32 25 70.00 1 manhole 171.00 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., i^ot 19 blk L 32 25 60.00 171.00 25 1000 lin. ft. 3 inch drain tile ............ 100.00 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., i.ot 20 blk L 32 171.00 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 21 blk L 32 25 Engineering, legnl expense, advertising, etc. 321.94 171.00 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 22 blk L 32 25 171.00 32 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 23 blk L 25 Total estimated cost ................ ................. ......... 4.325.84 239.40 32 35 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 24 blk I. I o be borne entirely by* adjacent property owners. Most Men Who Build Specif) 187.50 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 18 blk G 40 25 Number of feet frontage ........................................... 823.97 187.50 25 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 19 blk G 40 Carter’s Lumber Assessment per foot frontage ..................................... $5.25 187.50 26 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 20 blk G 40 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. 232.50 31 Sanford Hotel Realty Co., Lot 21 blk G 40 Feet Preliminary C. J. Marshall, Beg at the NE Cor. of the in­ As the man who has built or who Is building I NAME Description Frontage Assessment tersection of Chapman Ave,, und Union Ave. lumber is the best. It’s a certainty that he Fort Mellon, Hanford, Flu. Run northerly on the Easterly side of Chap­ mend none other than Carter’s quality lumber, W. A. Zachary. Lot 18 ....f . .... ...... .............. . n o 662.20 man Ave. 182 feet thence Easterly parallel bid on your needs? I Fort Mellon Development Co., IxH 36 ............... 55 260.15 with Union Ave. 253.63 ft. thence Southerly Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 37 ....................65 260.15 parallel with Chapman Ave. 182 feet; thence Fort Mellon Development Co., Ixit 38 ............. 55 260.16 Westerly on the Northerly side of Union Ave. Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 39 .................. 56 253.63 to beg................... ....................-.,.32 253.63 260.15 1,734.83 hurt Mellon Development l'o., Lot 40 ............. 57 209.61 Christian Science Church. Mrs. Mattie G. Pace, 5 In Our New Home On W. Third St. Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 58 ,7.„ 137.6 Trustee. Beg at the NE Cor. of the inter­ 650.38 S 1 ' h o n c BUS S anford, Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 78 ____ 137.5 section of Locust Ave., and Union Ave., Run 650.38 Pace Acres, Sanford,} Florida. Easterly on the Northerly side of Union Ave. 7 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT BOLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY OF RESOLUTION NO. *27; ad o p ted m the 13th day of July. A. D , 19*5, by the City Commiaalon o f the City of Sanford. Florida. 1 The following is the estimated cost of paving Celery Avenue from Mellonville Avenue East to Summerlin Avenue a width of 32 feet with sheet asphalt on a 6 -inch rock base. 625.00 GAINESVILLE, Fla., July 25— 1250 cu. yds. grading @ 50c ------------------ ----------- ----- ST. PETERSBURG, July 25.— Several Florida communities will As the result of the passage of the 1500 sip yds. brick taken up and hauled to City Lot @ 25c... 375.00 carry the itory of Florida to Can­ 1925 legislature of a bill appro­ 1900 lin. ft. curb & gutter @ 85c ..... ................— ........— 1.615.00 ada thU year during the Canadian priating $ 10,000 for the next two 6.800.00 Toronto train Augu r 29 to Sop- years to be uj**d by the state mu­ 3400 sq yds. paving at $2.00 — _------------------------ ---- ----1, 100.00 Ka Ilona I Exhibit inn to be l.*iJ in seum. T. Van Ilyning. director ol 1000 lin. ft. 12-inch pipe @ 1.10 _ ----------------- .............. Umber 12. the murreum at the University ofj 245.00 7 inlets <3> 35.00 ----------------------------------- ---------S t Petersburg, Manatee rounty, Florida, is making arrangement* 110.00 2 manholes @ 56.00 ..............— .... ................. .............—■ Bradenton, Clearwater, and Or* for the displaying of many relics 168.00 ‘indo are planning exhibits, ac- and specimens of vxrious sorts , 1680 lin. ft. 3-inch drain tile @ 100.00 per M iing to James E. Coad, execu­ that have been packed away for • Engineering, advertising, etc., ......... ................. 880.00 tive vice-president of the local the lack of display space. The museum has more than chamber of commerce, who has a r­ 11,918.06 ranged for space for those cities 250,000 specimens catalogued, one 1,404.00 in the big Canadian fair. This fair of which is the valuable von Nosz- Less credit on 1206 sq. yds. brick @1.17 is said to be the world’s largest ky collection of old master paint­ ings, old family proof engravings permanent exhibit. 10,514.00 Total estimates! cost .......... - ......... The Seaboard Airline mid thr of quaint and valuable types, old Atlantic Coast Line may also have textiles, marly a c o m p le te set of Increase of width from 24 ft. to be borne old Meissen china and Bohemian 1307.78 exhibits. Mr. Coad reports. by City, estimated cost. ........... ...... Last year St. Petersburg, Clear­ glass, and a large collect ion of To be borne by adjacent properly owners 8,706.22 water, Tarpon Springs, and Mana­ stone implements of the North ............. 1,917.67 tee county were represented in American Indian. This collection Number of Feet frontage ................... the exhibit. The advertising thus Is the gift of .Mrs. Rosa von N'osz- Assessment per foot frontage .................. .............. $4.61 gained was considered so success­ Vv formerly of Melrose, hut now FRED T WILLIAMS, Engineer. ful that space at the fair was se­ of England, who states that she cured early this year. This year will in time give still more valuFeet Preliminary the Honda exhibit will be larger able relira to the Florida State Frontage Assessment NAME Description Museum. than ever. 1, Fla. Buena Vista Estates, Other gifts have been received Representatives from the var­ 181.01 39.87 ious exhibits showing in the Can­ from Mr. and Mrs. John Y. Det-1 F. E. lihtrman, I-ot 1, Blk A ............. adian National Exhibition will ar­ wyler, of New Smyrna; George) Chas. Phillips, Lot 2, Blk A ............. 50 227.00 rive in Toronto several days be­ Duhl, of Ocala; H. G. Clinton, o f' 227.00 50 •* Bigger a, Lot 3, Blk A — .... fore the opening of the fair to Manhattan, Nevada; C. C. Allen, 227.00 50 perfect the final arrangements of of St. .Petersburg; the Butt ley F. E. Sherman, Lot 4, Blk the display and information Estate of Jacksonville; W. B. Frank Witte, Ix>t 5, Blk A 50 227.00 booths. Hodges, of Cedar Key; and Mrs. E. S. Steakley, Lot 6, Blk A — 50 227.00 Officials state that the fair has W. S. Walker, of Gainesville. 227.00 50 I f. B. Butner, I.ot 1, Blk B an average attendance of over a G O million five hundred thousand dur­ 227.00 The Hugenots settled near the F. E. Sherman, Lot 2, Blk B ... ing the two weeks that it is in mouth of the St. Johns' river in ; F. K. Sherman, Lot 3, Blk B ...... 50 227.00 operation. 1564. 50 227.00 • F. E. Sherman, Lot 4, Blk B ... 50 227.00 Thompson, Lot 5, Blk B Tampa Man Files Suit Palm Island lots sell on sight. Luke 50 227.00 Free boat trips tomorrow across Luke Thompson, Lot C, Blk B Against Miami Realty Lake Monroe and return. Call Mr. Mrs. Myrtle Logan, Lot 1, Blk c 227.00 50 Given, Valdez Hotel. 227.00 50 Mrs. Myrtle I-ogan, Lot 2, Blk c Co. For Non-Delivery 50 227.00 F. E. Sherman, Lot 3, Blk TAMPA, Fla., July 25. — Suit At The Churches F. E. Sherman, Lot 4, Blk C . 227.00 60 has been filed in circuit court here 50 227.00 F. E. Sherman, IjoI 5, Blk C . by O. B. Stuart, head of a local FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 50 227.00 F. E. Sherman, Lot 6, Blk c . syndicate, against the Gotham Realty Company of Miami which Sunday school 9:30 a. m. da. involves property valued at ap­ Morning worship and sermon 11 proximately $2,000,000. The plain­ a. m.. Rev. S. C. Sloan will speak City of Sanford, Fla The S. 150 ft. of the tiff asked for the delivery of prop­ a t the morning hour. 836.27 W. 184.2 ft. of Lot 22 184.2 erty for which it is claimed con­ Young People’s Unions 7 o’clock. City of Sanford, Fla. The S. 150 ft. of Lot 23 1.7J7.00 tract 8-d been signed between the Evening worship and sermon 8 plaintiff and associates with the o'clock. Rev. E. W. Holland will City of Sanford, Fla. Beg. on the North line defendants. be the preacher prenrher of the evening. of Celery Ave, at a Stuart set* out in his complaint prrver Przyer meetmir meeting and and Bible Bible stm study point 40 ft. East of the that he and the members of the Wednesday evening 8 o’clock. local syndicate contracted with center line of Mellon­ Citizens and visitors are very Samuel (Kantorwitz and Samu»l cordially invited to these services. ville Ave., run East Kantor, representatives of the Go461 ft. North 4 de­ ■tham Realty Company for the pur­ CHRISTIAN CHURCH grees East 150 ft., west chase of 14,000 acres of land near Wimatima and that the contracts 461 ft., South 4 de­ R. I.. Hilt, Deacon were signed on July 9 last. It Is Services at American I-egion grees East 150 ft., to further alleged that when the Hall. beg............................ 461 2,092.94 deeds were to be delivered, the Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Gotham Realty representatives Notice is hereby given to any and all persons interested in the Social service and Lord's supper said that the property had been at 10:15 a. m. specialassessmentsagainst the various piece* ofproperty above de­ cold to another party. Wednesday evening prayer meet­ scribed that said special assessments are payable in full within thir­ ing at the home of Mrs. R. A. ty day* after the above ami foregoing special assessment roll has beep Tourists Learn New Terheun at 8 o’clock. equalized, approved and confirmed, or in ten equal annual install­ Terms While Visiting CHURLII OF THE HOLY ( BOSS ment* with interest at 8 per cent per annum from and after the time At Yellowstone Park Seventh Sunday after Trinity. said special assessments stand approved and confirmed. A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Fla., Sunday School 9:46. 'ASHTON, Ida., July 25— Yel­ will he held at the City Hall at 2:30 P. M. on the 10th day of j\3igu.'t Morning services 11 a. m. lowstone Park has n vocabulary nil A. 1)., 1925, at which meeting said board will hear any and all com­ it* own and tourists visiting it ALL KOLI.S d l l B( H plaints and objections as to such special assessments, and will at said the first time have many surprises in store for them. An automobile time adjust and equalize said assessments on a basis of justice and July 25, eighth Sunday after driver Is never a chauffeur in the Pennecost. right, and when said special assessments are so equalized and adjust­ park. He is a "gear-jammer." A Mass at 8 a. m. ed, same will then stand confirmed nnd be, and remain binding liens waitress is always u "heaver" andi Mass on week days ' a. m . a cook is known only as a "meatMars first Sunday in Augu t upon the property againrt which said assessments are made until paid burner." in accordance with provisions of Resolution No. 227, adopted by the 10 a. m. Most of the employes in the ho­ tels and camps of the park are FIRST METHODIST ( IIURCH City Commission of the City of Hanford, Fla., on July 13th, 1925. (Seal) L. It. PHILLIPS, City Clerk. students. Twenty universities and colleges are represented among 1 Publish July 25th and August l*t, 1925 Rev. T. J. Nixon, Pact or the hundreds of waitresses and a. SPECIA ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY Servicer: on Sunday an a iuiuift follows: housemaids working in the big Sunday School, F. B. Adams, I OF RESOLUTIONS No. 228 ik No. 229, adopted on the 13th day of hotels and camps. There are also Superintendent, 9:30 a, in. July, A. D., 1925. by the City Commission of the City of Sanford, many school teachers among the Morning worship, sermon by the worn n employes nnd this year pastor, 11 11. in. Florida. most of these motored to the park Epworth League meetings 7 p. The following is the estimated coet of paving Eighth Street in their own cars. The qliauf- in. rom Summerlin Avenue west to the East line of Tier "H" in K. R. feurs and other men employes of Preaching by the pastor, 8 p. the transportation and hotel com m. Trnfford’s Map of the Town of Sanfoid, Florida, 24 feet in width with pany also came chiefly in their Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 8 a 6-inch rock base surfaced with asphalt from Summerlin Avenue west own autos. Many of the student- p. tn. to Mellonville Avenue and with sheet asphalt uo a 6-inch rock base Mototed ail the way from New A cordial welcome to everybody. 1from Mellonville Avenue west to the East line of Tier "H" in E. it. Yotk, lorida Cities To Appropriation I s Carry Story Of This Made For Upkeep State Into Canada Of Florida Museum ■ N. Ingrain— 1 ■* id! fM OO rt ■ B U u v B m i B U M H t a i i i a i B i S R U N a i a a i a i s a i i i i s s i i i a i i11 § X M s ■ ‘*VVhere there is no vision the people Perish.” Come to the “Scrap Iron” SUNDAY SCHOOLCLASS : s KX Tomorrow morning, 10 o’clock. Princess Theatre DR. ALEXANDER KAIUt WILL ADDRESS THE CLASS I expect this to be one of the most inspiring folks ever mnd« before this class. H — FORREST LAKE. B IC B IZ H X JllS K IM S IB la S IS IV S IB IS IU M S N S IS S IS S S iiau ii \ I CARTER LUMBER COMP) �Sw« ■1 ~ Washington n.o« l&portii the Surfdky *Sehool sentence. lie warneit them that th eir caAijs would be reopened if ' NFW ! Vr»r»v '• r / flv - * , WASHINGTON, J,<Ry,','‘2r>.—Th? NEW rORK, July 25.—A i*oiie vcw enforcement plan was post- they fail to carry ont.■faithfully the sentence imposed.' " i turboned potentate with gold sport poned Indefinitely. P wWtB t0 chW* ,n, Utt^ Scn“tor fW fchart Rained in the j Winter Garden—$12(1,000 bond white ball with various stinks. a a r«ccnt. recount cif Iowa election rcissue voted for civic improve­ cross country vyalks.thjroiiRh /air- turn*. ' • • ways, Jungle rough, desert like Nicaraguan advices pictured nl ments. irom tne Atlantic to Pacific ahorei serious situation affecting Amcr-I Key West-$20,000,000 to be of these United States and bock, lican missionaries. 0t Palay“rnpaiH and tTThe* rmp! yment status of Loren spent developing 0,000 acre tract Aon«f«nithan *c*5® J? *’n the i !!• Wittner, who precipitated the nn Key Largo. yf*terdhy. “>0u Amer-; evolution issue, came under scruiCans come to India to sltoot.!tig. fctiny at the treasury. ers in our jungles." he remarked,! ___________ NOTICE I came to America to shoot golf r » ^ . A' 0 . . on your courses." He added Hiat t » O y S A r e S e n t d l C C t l | Account of undergoing light repairs. Steam ship Osceola will be withdrawn from s e n ice after North bound trip Sunday, July 2Gth, for two weeks. Steamer City of Jackson­ ville will maintain present schedule, arriving and sailing from Sanford Tuesdays, Thursday, and Saturdays. h’ ORK. July 25.—Glorida |illrckson ..()Jagr....elefaoinnn I going to run an u,tra‘ roadway motion picture J. B. C A L D E R / [operated exclusively by Isher*. ticket sellers and s in the city Agent, Clyde Steamship Co. She is the youngest r of the late George Jay lilroad magnate, and the +* V* * * <•■>V .;..;. Henry A. Bishop, Jr., a IM S P0r.3c«6dlat)fU,S July 2i:_Thi. committee of the KnCry P. Davison Scholarship Fund has selected the following scholars for the acade­ mic year 1025-0; H. H, Thomas of , l . Y alciW N. irch slrm n Corpus .ChristI ;to partner In TtirrteUdS.'Khrf Ci-C,>R. *Ioy fcf Trinity to Harrnnh . Thomas' wdn the Chancellor's mednl -for Endlsl} fftnd trovidci fthat *. si: veita this year cWy feceritly Rdfi-' ed n first'ih the‘ l#w tripoi* nml Edward* Imu played golf fod Univcrslty. " ■ The.Henry Pi Davison Scholar­ ship Fund was founded In 192.1 by Mrs. IJavisop, witjpw, of the form- ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■t IN ■■ K county to A t G ilb c i't-M cG riffs ■■ K i mothering n little girl Belgian Debt Funding ►cen dancing in n cabaret, Body Coming to U. S. g aesthetic dancing classie ?' riting for newspapers and BRUSSELS, July 25,—Former (8. The theatre will be premier Thcunis, Baron Cartier tie the smallest first run Mnrehlenne, Belgian ambassador ith C00 reserved seats at to the United States, and several other members of the Belgian debt funding mission to Washington will leave for thu United States it Denial Filed Thursday. }hip Corporation FAMOUS SURGEON DIES CHICAGO, July 25.—Dr. Albert LDEI-PHIA, July 25.— i denial of government .Inhn Ochaner, a famous surgeon, [It had received an excess died here early today. Ms of $11,000,000 in wftrKtrnrts was filed in the Early buyers on Palm Idand biistrict court 'today by have an advantage. Take the free Blehem Ship Corporation, boat trip across Lnke Monroe. <'ail Mr. Given a t Valdez Hotel. Monday—July 28th •your story— of success or failure saving a week tor live; years will give you more than *MUU and open the way to independence. Wasting ?5 a week for five years on things you don’t need will bring you nothing but the mem­ ory of l ist opportunities. Which will you bo, a saver or a waster— a suc­ cess or a failure? Five years will loll the story. Start right today with a saving account at this hank and make it a story with a happy ending. SANFORD F.W.PLEDGER LOAN AND SA V IN G S G.E.KCALL A Special Showing and Demonstration qf. Beautiful New Bed Room and Dining Furniture We arc unloading shipments every week of the newest in furnishings and invite you to come in and let us show and demonstrate to you a most beau­ tiful stock of Bedroom and Dining Fu rniture — Furniture that is much above the average in every respect. We buy in carload shipments, which means to you considerable savings in the fact that we buy at the lowest prices and pay much lower freight rates by car, as compared with local freigli t shipments. / PRESIDENT 8 Piece! Tudor Period Dining Shown Above At m anager Supported By Lloyd Hughes, Leon Error and A. Big Cast PHONE 231 ~~— C O M P A N Y ^ - ; 1 0 9 MAGNOLIA AYE xtx - H I « ,, $ 1 7 0 _________ ___ ogMlmnl Uni. In i rllllUlrt This Suite consists of a full size Buffet, a S ix-F oot Extension Tabic, a Host Chair and Five Side Chairs upholstered in bountiful high gratF Tapes try .The wood is five-ply walnut veneer in French, American and Huguenot Walnut finishes. China Closet at $00 extra. **"• ’ • ■iJT ' . . *% * ' ‘ Many other beautiful Dining Suites ranging upward to $450. Bedroom Suits All Styles and Finishes 11 furniture consists of man y new patterns and finishes, giving you a*selec>lete. Look over the notes below and cornu in and ask for thu suite that you possible to list them all, ho wever, only a few can be shown here. 5-Piece Vanity Suite Finishes— Walnut, Ivory, gray with decorations Ajjif .’ * 1-Piece Vanity Suite Finishes— Gray and Rose and Chinese Red.......... 3-lMcce Vanity Suite Finishes— Walnut, Ivory, gray and decorations... G-Picce Vanity Suite Finish—Smoke Gray ............ - .................................... Fivc-I’ly W alnut.............................................................. . Any odd pieces can lie had to match any suite / We make Free Delivery Any­ where in Florida “BETTER FURNITURE FOR LESS MONEY" ORLANDO, FLA ClHHK'UiSTo-AT ORANGE AYR V 10% DIS­ COUNT �-? A n d N fM rhtFoi L m t j r t f w — «i h h Poor little chap. H is afternoon "pleasure” was a shop■I ■nr«4, Florida He was all dressed up u v i w n A CU»* M a t t e r , piny trip with an irritable mother. ___ r S I, 1*15, a t lh« ro«t®ftle* for the occasion. From the hot little hat to the tight-fitting Matord. Florida under Act of — a J u 1ST r . m ahoes, he represented the child diked out as the representa­ ___M lla r tive of a fashionable mother. And he was supposed to be LfJkflD I h t I B M . K *m *» I sweet and tractable, regardless of the discomfort he was HOWARD MICRO . Clime 149 feeling. It ■ ag*»II* A t m e e Now there was no way o f having that mother arrested ___ jiiinnm il-no* ratr * One Year—l7.«*o 8U Month*- IJ SO for cruelty to animals. It ju st isn't done, but we confess to IM t'irH l m Cliy hy..C*rrl*i,^per wrack, llu. Weekly Million II a wild feeling that came over us to swoop down upon that kid M r M*fand carry him away to his proper environment for a summer ■ P K C lA t > O T ic r .i All obituary .„o»1er*. card* of Ihwnka, resolution* afternoon. ind notice* ol e n le f : » lt - .» « t i w here That proper environment would hove been a shady back *t»rs*a ara kiad# w ill b* charged . yard, a pile of sand, a garden hose attached to a near-by i r at regu lar 'edvartlalns rate* |» rm thh associated riufM j spigot and no restrictions against the plentiful use o f water. Th* A ssociated I*re** 'U exelu*- His costume would be a loose-fitting bathing suit, and there r en titled to lh a uae for re­ tention o f all new * dlapatrhe* would be no dressing up for dinner, because he should have Ilea to It or not o th erw ise cred- n hearty picnic luncheon and go to bed at dusk, os happy as in tbla paper and aleo the In* e a t n e v e nubllahed herein. All right* a free boy can be. o f rep n h tlcailon o f apeclal dlapatchIn the various shops this ill-treated little chap stood «c h erein a re a lso reserved. around while his mother tried on gowns and hats. He went SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1923 with her to the drug-store and saw her spend an endless THE HERALD'S PLATFORM time at a counter examining a fine array of cosmetics. In 1,—Deeper water route to Jackson­ that drug store, it is true, he was treated to a dish of ice­ ville. . . L —Construction of St. Johns-In- cream, but he spilled some of it on the magnificent tie he was "sporting" and his mother sharply informed him that dian River canal. Mr—Eitension of white way. he would he properly punished for such awkwardness when 4L—-Extension of local amusements. she got him home. —Swimming pool, tennis courts Perhaps there are tim es when women must take their etc. A.—Augmenting of building pro. children with them on shopping expeditions, hut why dress m—houses, hotels, apsrtment them up in clothing that is uncomfortable and silly? Why isca. not let them go in their bare feet, if they play in their hare C—Extension of street paving pro­ feet at home? Why not think of the children a little rather gram. Tv—Construction of boulevard than of the impression the mother would like to make? L ittle girls be-curled and be-starched, little boys primly around Lake Monroe. Mr—Completion of city beautifica­ ensconced in "Sunday clothes” are entirely at the mercy of tion program. f ,—Expansion of school system the powerful grown-ups who believe they "own” their off­ with provision for increased fa­ spring. The Herald would like to see some Knights of the Round Table come forth to battle for such children’s liberty. cilities. K Brisbane N o E v id e n c e? N onacnsc. One Killed. It raja. Superstitious Millions. To the Last Man. UY ARTHUR BRISnANK | tCopyrtuM ITT*) "I FIND no evidence of immor­ tality,” says Mr. Darrow of the Scopes trial. He is mistaken. He does find evidence of immortality. The best evidence is the fact that all or us. including Darrow, long for immortality, and instinctively believe in it. Nature and Providence do not deceive or mock us. If immortal­ ity were not our destiny, we should not nil be speaking of it and desiring it. A DROP of water going over the edge of Niagara “sees no evi­ dence of immortality.” It wouldn't believe that it is on its way back to the ocean, whence it once came, and that in years to come it will again go up to the clouds, then fall to the earth and roll down to the ocenn. There are many things that the drop of water, Mr. Darrow and the rest of us don’t understand. HOWARD PALMER o( Chicago, who fought under the name of Mickey Shannon, was killed on Tuesday in a boxing match. Knocked against the ropes, he fell, struck his head on the floor and death was practically instantan­ BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY eous. “The Imponderable" RESTORE THE ERRING: — Our civilization, which is so Brethem, If a man be overtaken worried about scientific teachings in a fault, yc which are spiritual Here is a hit of wisdom for your consideration. It pays restore such n one in the spirit to stop occasionally anti turn your mind toward what The that seem to contradict the Bible, ought to have something to say of meekness; considering thyself, about the laws that defy the Ten Atlanta Journal aptly calls, 'T h e Impondeable”. Under that le ft thou also lie tempted. Gala­ Commandments and decency au­ caption, the Journal says: tians 6:1. thorizing prize fighting with the ' -------- o-------0 Scientists weighed the brain of the late Anatole accompaniment of manslaughter, SATURDAY EVENING SERMON CONSOLATION France, and found it below the average. What would constant brutality and the dis­ * SAVE and' What comfort have I now to give, they have discovered if their delicate balances could BY REV. T. J. NIXON semination of dishonesty, vice T H R IV E , To soothe the heart, to which and disease that go with it.. have taken measure of what we call, for want of bet­ has come THE AUK OF GOD IN THE j and love and service becomes a ter names, perception, imagination, memory, personal­ That grief which leaves our senses HOME (blessed reality. Some of the best ity? These are no more to he weighed than the stature OF SIXTEEN hundred million numb? Text, 2 Samuel 0-11, “And the! people I have known were conhuman beings on earth, fourteen nrk of God continued in the house j verted at the family altar in the of the great artist in literature was to he determined That grief which makes it pain to hundred millions arc superstitious, of Obededom the Gittite three!home. I wish we had ton thousand live by the height of the roof under which he once made twelve hundred millions are in­ months; and the Lord blessed Obe-1 times more of such conversions And daVkens every path, and his abode. Thought is not brain, mind is not matter, tensely superstitious. seems dedom and all his household. Bishop Marvin used to tell of h is . “Strike While the Iron Is Hot” spirit is not mortality, however intimate their associa­ In China, fighters punish their The end'of all our happy dreams. The ark of the covenant was the own conversion at four years o f| tions here and now may appear. enemies by digging up graves of Oh, friend of mine, lie brave, and most ancient and snored of the re­ age. His saintly mother was sit­ their ancestors, in that respect­ ligious symbols of the Hebrew na­ ting in the old arm chair rocking know ----------------- o----------------ful land to dig up a man's great tion. It was made at Mt. Sinai her baby boy to steep in the even­ That never will she suffer so. “Cold Cash” in the hank gives you command til grandfather is a worse injury than when the tabernacle was construct­ ing. She was singing that grnnd S«T t * Seminole Could Do This to kill the man. Together we have prnved that she opportunity. ed and the specifications were old hymn."Alas nnd did my Sav­ m ight longer stay with her ca­ given to Moses by revelation from ior bleed,” and her tittle hoy was j W hat of the poultry' business in Seminole county? How ress God. It was a chest made of ca- reading his mothers face. He saw A MOHAMMEDAN arrives from Arc you building up your hank account as il To fill the day with happiness; m any laying hens will be on the job this Fall? How many i India, sick, pule, at the point of cia wood, about four feet long and the tears of gratitude and love inj powerful weapon for success? Let us help voul Ilut, oh, what bargain could there thousands of dollars will the sale of eggs bring to the banks death. Leaving home he took a two feet and six inches in width her eyes and one of these tears be, of Sanford, and then again into the tills of Sanford stores, powerful charm belonging to his and heighth. It was overlaid fell upon his cheek. It sent a[ Whnt pledge or promise could and hack again to the banks, and back again to the owners older brother, who, ns the ship within and without with gold and Jthrill through his very soul, an d ! * Wo make.’ sailed, yelled a curse lit him from the lid was made of pure gold.'the bishop believed in after years' ? To save ourselves this present tof the busy hens ? Upon the lid were two golden fi- that his conversion took place dock,-now and the curse worked. Seminole county is ideal for the development of enormous theThis ache shows, as your Christian gurcs of winged cherubim facing light then and there. The best And keep her here? Ten years? poultry farms. Food and water, healthful surroundings, all | SclVmirtTrTemi will tell you, that each other and their wings stretch­ time tu he saved by faith in .Jesus SA.M'Oltl), FI.A. Ah, no! can be provided at minimum cost. The poultry business it took h.dd on the poor Moham ed over the ark. These were the Christ is in the days of childhood; *Twould hurt us then to lot her go. could rank in importance with Seminole’s celery-growing medan’s “mortal mind." symbol i of Jehovnhs presence, and the best evangelist in the whole the top of the ark was called the church is a Christian mother; nnd Industry. Why not? I ------•t j industry. There Is no time th at we could set IN ANCIENT days they passed mercy seat. We read in Exodus the bo3t place to find the Savior For parting. Wo who must re laws forbidding you to make n* 23-22, that the Lord said to Moses is at the family altar in a Christ­ main of the is .MY-EAVQRHE STORIESwnjr figure jrf-^oin* -ynrm y, U ^ !.V P. ^ n ? f°r W seat: ian home, i would not discount A»e .never ready for f o r j n i c h p n ir p stiA into it a pin each day u n t i l m e e t with thee, and the Sunday School nor the ser­ ii / I kV in s . c o n n Ever our prayer wbufln be; Not the enemy died. Mnnv still be- , r?rv 'vl * I. commune with thee, vices of the Church. These are yct! M lievo in those wax figures. from above the mercy sent. \\ ith- the agencies of God to carry on Not yet, dear God, another day, There was once upon a timo a of the rich man's son-in-law, And then there is the Scopes ,n the ark there were placed the the work begun in the home, but j With us let our beloved stay. celebrated capitalist who had the where the gentleman was stop­ two tables of stone containing the they can never substitute the work Wo must believe when falls the reputation of not allowing his re­ ping temporarily, anil asked for trial. 'ten commandments, a pot of man- that must be carried on in Christblow Wright, War low and Company an interview. He presented his and Aaron’s rod that budded. lan home for seven days in the That wisely God has willed it ligion to interfere with his busi­ request to the daughter of the THIRTY-FOUR Minnesota volun­ [ na,The week. meaning of the ark ness and vice versa. On Sunday financier. ' ao." teers in the Civil War formed a nnd Itssymbol contents is of some inter­ TIIE ARK OF GOD IN THE he was the most pious man in “ Last Man’s Club." The club has “I could not disturb father," she est to us today in understanding HOME IS THE MOST POWER­ Arc* Now Receiving Application For God has her in His keeping now. seven states, or 27, for that mat­ explained. "Ho has been sorely just held its fortieth annual re­ the of true worship. Th** FUL AGENCY IN BUILDING UP Angels attend her through the ter. On week days he harvested troubled by these suspicions that union. Four are living, one too ark elements itself was th? sign and ex­ THE CHURCH. the dollars by hook or crook, al­ have been raised against his good ill to attend. One of the three pression day, of tho divine presence in The Christ Inn home and the Never her feet shal go astray, though “crook" was the word most name nnd only a little while ago | Present was unable to stand, so jsrap| -jq,, mercy seat was th e 1family n!tn ure really a part of Never shall anguish line her brow. often used by his critics in speak­ he retired to his room to get down 1they drank to the last man sit- symbol of prayer and communion the church and its work. Christ­ V Never a bitter thought shall (Ind ing of his financial operations. on his knew and commune with 1Bug. with God; the table of atone con­ ian education begins in tiie home, „ In the fullness of lime a Federal Harsh lodgment in her gentle the Lord.” tained the word of God; the pot and is carried on through the jj grand jury manifested an interest mind. "I get you," said the newspaper* ONE OF these days there actu­ I-ovcly her girlhood shall remain in his affairs. While the Lives-j man. “In other words, he’s just ally will bo on this earth some of manna was a reminder of God’s Sunday School, the church ser­ on improved Business and Residential Proper'] goodness to his people; and the rod vices, and the Christian college. ligation was in progress a news Safe from the hurt of time and * "" .......... . “ called a meeting of his principal last man, woman, or last ehilii. of Aaron would inculcate loyally Such teaching and training is a in Sanford paper reporter called at the home creditors." pain. For in time this world must die. to God’s ministers ami to his most important part of God’s plan —Edgar A .Guest. Science and the Bible teach it. Church. Funds imm ediately available subject to till* of saving the world. There are ——T—o-------THE ARK OF GOD IN THE two ways by which our govern­ PAYING ALIMONY examination. Few are wise hut many are oth­ WHAT KIN I* of creature will HOME IS A SPLENDID OBJECT ment saves life on the ocean. One TAMPA TIMES erwise. that last human bo? What shape, LESSON ON THE VALUE OF of these is the life boat method, — — o-------what language? How much will FAMILY WORSHIP. APPLICATIONS FOR APPRAISALS l ife saving stations arc eunbQuite an unusual case is report­ reason this proved true is that he or she know? It takes a man who knows the 1 itched and when a vessel is wreck­ ur:n . l u. . ... First of all. it helps to make SEK ropes to make n good cigar sales­ ed from New Brunswick, N. J. the damn hud given him so much Will the human race, having th„ nec of Goi, , rcality * ed on the rocks a crew of brave In 1H92 divorce proceedings were "hell" that he had rather die and moved up to the highest possible th(, h'ome man. We believe that he men will man the life boat and go '> straight there than to contrib­ point, gradually go back It* bar. u --------o-------, wher,. ani, nl Jg out in the stormy sea to save as begun between Jonathan T, Meek­ K ute to her support. DuIiOSK ANI) HOLLEll The little girl down the street er and his wife. The matter pur­ har.su, at the end as the i n d i ^ J |mf his presence "’"??' uai t The other way Another phase of th" matter is vidual in extreme old age goes lllllL.,. „ rtllill n.. '< llg ithou. e method. Hunaavs her beau ought to bo a good sued many courses through the that REALTORS Meeker may have opined that hack to childhood? t?n'i,iti<rhimself - »« <Ire<!o of lighthouses are .set up poker player, he has such winning courts, Mrs. Meeker being award­ he was t lias Ph!!in chosen rto iiin inauitest getting on pretty well with ways. , „„„ , , unto those who keep Ids covenant around the coa t of our country to 2 ed a decree in 11*22—after 30 the state of New Jersey support­ 112 Park Avenue WILL THE last man know now and worship him in spirit and in guide the ship* aright and keep ■ years. This carried an allowance ing him—better than he figured he Just because a man added up of $12 a week fur alimony. Meek­ could get along, under the circum­ to talk to the other planets, nnd truth. He says "Draw nigh to them off the locks. It is a plain; will h.' know just what is going to (;n,j {U)(| he will diaw nigh to you " fact that while the life bout is his income tax figures wrong is er refused to pay and was in No­ stances, supporting himself. happen to him after he dies. ..r We drow nigh to him in our homes saving one the light house saves a no reason why we should think vember, 11*22, jailed for that fail­ The puhlic is not intimate with he is or over was a waiter. ure. Over the objection of his the details of the Meeker case, but will he be like ourselves, still won- when we go in prayer to the mur­ hundred. The t hristian home and former wife he has recently been it has had demonstrated to it the dering. with only faith to com-|Cy $eat, and there ;»e meets with the Sunday School are the light­ him. and save him from pum- U3 nm| communes with u- by Hi, house method of saving tho world. Another reason that the chicken' rL‘k'»sed from prison. Middlesex ; fact that some men can’t be forced fort They start curly with their work ful thought and speculation? Spirit. i,,.!1 county, New Jersey, having grown *....... -----. . to pay alimony when they won’t. crosses the road is that U JIISl tired of supporting t„._ L | _ . -------.... , , , ,, . of saving the hoys and girls and him, Of course Meeker could have been naturally gets the wanderlust This is u new angle to the ali­ kept in jail indefinitely, but that Mil. HINMAN'S lh « th o ” «r” l,i?^ 1 7 ^ 1 . 1 , “ ' ' i n l l e " i i S S ”of growing up to be crimi­ sometimes. mony question, and one which may would scarcely have profited his savings accounts amount to twen- daily worship, They read a leshave a slight tendency to cut down divorce anything. It would have ty thousand million dollars puzzles ,on from God’s wurd, they give nals they become useful citizens | IS SCARCE Our office hoy wants to know the business of the divorce courts. profited the taxpayers of Middle- <>no individual. He quotes the and faithful workers in th e : thunks for past blessings, they ask church. if you could call it a court decis­ No one had ever thought of the sex county, N. J., considerably less Treasury Department report, ion when the girl says yes or no proposition before, we suspect. But | than nothing. As it is, they are showing that all the money circu­ for pardoning mercy and grace to THE ARK OF GOD SHOULD AND GETTING SCARCER help them to live right, and they to n proposal. what is there to compel a man out a 3 years board bill,’ the wom- lating in the United States pray for their pastor and for tho HAVE A PLACE IN EVERY ALL THE TIME --------o-------without property out of which i l 1an is out alimony, and the man in amounts to only four thousand sev­ church to which they belong. Such CHRISITAN HOME. en hundred nnd seventy-six million a service as this kept up faithful­ The most essential thing to suc­ Headline in the Orlando Senti­ enn be made, ns Meeker evidently the case is out of prison, cess in life is faith in God. That nel says, "ice President Dawes didn’t have, to pay alimony if he I It is unusual, so unusual that it dollars. ly in the home will bring such fine Christian lawmen and busi­ YOU WILL HAVE TO BAY PER FOOT IN Becomes Chieftain.’’ Does the Sen­ doesn't want to? The most that may cause a raise in the rates That's the beauty of money,{light and power from God as can VERY NEAR FUTURE WHAT IT COST I’ER tinel think ‘Hell and Maria" is can he done is to place him in jail, which money leaders charge fur which is as unreal and as much a ice found in no other way. It has ness man, Roger \V. Babson, has recently emphasized this import­ a* was done in this instance. We discounting alimony claims. There NOW cold nutured? matter of faith as many other been demonstrated in ten thou- ant truth front the standpoint oi once heard a shrewd Israelite are in several places in the United things -------- o-------i sand homes nil over the land. Fania business man. Religion is the' ours observed that you States u number of people who! -------I ily worship is like the lubricating only foundation for that integri­ “Our office boy says they call friend of get blood out of a turnip, make a regular business of doing doing' tTHERE iif t if _ --------’em bouncing babies because they “can't ACTUALLY is in hunks oil on the machine— -it is like the you can give the blamed turnip this. ty, industry, cooperation, and that We are the cause of mother bouncing but five times ns much money us there electric switch that turns on the desire to serve which arc funda- ( hell." New Jersey srsey and Mrs. MeekIf either of the pxirties are nny out of bed at all hours of the er that was combined do not seem is in all the Uni: ' States put to­ light and power. mental to the prosperity of the meeker than they were at the be­ gether. night.’’—Sanford Herald. Respect­ to have gotten blood out of the ginning That’s bi cause the same FAMILY WORSHIP IS A community. Mr. Babson u:es of it all it is well. From fully referred to our society edi­ Meeker turnip. The conclusion is appearances we judge that they dollar is used over and over. PRICELESS BLESSING TO OUR these words “Much of the pros­ tor for comment. If all the depositors of savings CHILDREN. almost irresistible that the main are not. perity of tnis nation is due to the The Society Editor lias no com­ banks, other banks and trust It is written that “God blessed family prayers which were once For Further Information. ment to rnuke * ’ ’ ladles don’t companies, should ask for their Obededom and ull his household" held in the homes of our fathers. talk that way—Dade City Banner. Call at Montezuma H old. 101) per cent. Chinese. — Lynch­ money at once, they wouldn't get because hu took care of the ark. of Whatever the arguments pro and Con to mporn ry Com men tr — ■— <i-------burg News. ten cents on tho dollar. None the God in his home. The family ul- con may be, the fact nevertheless ^ less, their money is perfectly safe, tar creates an atmosphere most remains that such family prayers 11. H- SCIIULTE REALTY CO., I«c' The cub reporter was assigned At higher wages, picking coni <( National honor is peculiarly waiting for them. hopeful to the cultivation of piety nurtured and developed these to write up a dance. His story in the children of the home. There spiritual resources to which tho came in late anil hu was careless. pockets would be picking consum- i s,‘nsitivu when it hasn't been too MAKE RESERVATION EARLY honorable.- Greeley TriCREDIT, SIGNATURES on are some trees and plants that will prosperity of the nation is due." The editor reproved him next day era' pockets.—Wall Street Journ*|. oune-Republlcan. (checks, and especially confidence not grow in a cold climate. The Thore is a way to keep up the i by quoting an extract. _____ j I in the signatures, take the place of orange nnd magnolia cannot grow family altar in every home if th e ! ^ r “ Look here, Dick," suid he. A wedding was recently celchrnt-' real money. among Greenland’s icy mountains. parents really desire to hav» it. “What do you mean by this? The desire to work seems to lie ‘Among the most Wnotiful girls almost entirely confined to clas­ !,. 'n ,U1 air-plane. Evidently the 1 The Rockefellers, father and son It requires the atmosphere of faith Let the parents confer togethei llung, are still far from safe. The probably have handled hundreds mid prayer to bring up children and decide on the best plan was Fred Smith.’ Why Fred is not j of millions of perfectly good dol- in the right way. The greatest u a d lire word of God and pray in a girl, he is one of the best ball sified ads.—Shoe and Leather Re­ luir.omt (London), Oram mar school. Mali sclroo). on SOlITHKItN porter. , „„ ... r—T ,, l lars III their lives, and it isn’t school of religion in the world is the family. There is no cast iron players ( know." Oil. T w o y e a r ' s co II ckc , lui*ln*sn c o ll e g e , all sp*1'* 1 i i ne headlight u all you n-od if likely that both together over saw a Christinn home. In such a home method; use good judgement and 'Ixi'l otuily. Nn bulling. <Hrt" chaperoned. aii “ 1 cannot help that." returned S u m m e r ic lio o ' J I'jjti)* |u-r month or 131.00 l!f.r , P '1 "?1 ' . laits of 100 per cent. Americans the other fellow » guess about the j a hundred thousund dollars in real the ark of God abides; the pres­ decide on the best method for your Dick. “That’s just where he was.” r i t e for ru taln au e. F.ill t e r m . H e p t n u l i e r 7***. hW’* u vorrocl. A ociated j morey. They don’t even sign the ence of Go»l Is felt nnd known own home. If it suits you best to —Eustls Lake Region. • Nil. Fruit., Norm-*** r a f k . *bi. are now engaged In criticising the Editors (Chicago.) (Continued on Page Five) there, and the larger life of faith checks, FIRST NATIONAl BANK First Mortgage Loans zly Beach Properfe Smyrna NORMAN — , ________ INSTITU j �Mi Ulif —Office 148 icial lendar MISS I I L_A: Lr f : ;»r r-Ti ,»r , f ; ■*. T--Tv i : _ ______, TELEPHONE:— Rea. 42S-X .'t? :* ' '! . _ 1Y N W IL K E Y , Society Editor. Bl Surprise Shower I s Given Friday Night LARGE n u m b e r n e w b o o k s a d d e d For Mrs. 0. T. Alford TO SANFORD MUNICIPAL LIBRARY , for Acme tk — ’reported to b e ------- . _ By VIHt This comes as a great shock -'Shade Walker o f ■St. Petersburg people of Sanford- by whom -sh? visiting his sister Mrs. R. B. and her husband ware so beloved, having lived here and been active­ ly connected with the Methodist "Wesley House-? What's that? church and both being great bene-j You are cordinlly invited to come factors to the community. Thci and see. Senior Epworth League. funeral is to be thli afternoon at Tarpon Springs. Six forty-five. saves Monday for where he will Merchandise for his Herman of Dundee [on account of the aether, Mrs. Mary . Tyler, of San(returned home nfvisit with her ibles. %, ms of Boston, with the H. D. ^oration was in on business. Miss Naomi y for their home spending several as the guests of Jer. [elsh, Miss Zelia and Sirs. It. It. , C. J. Lee leave ana Bench where a cottage for sevlt Kinlaw and little Igaret have returned [fill visit in Wilmingere they were guests relatives. a. F. F. Fcagin, of accompanied by ^sister, Miss Eula ulmii, Ala., were *fri*ffids' here Thursiay. r— Meriwether is spendjr» at home. She will to Finchburg, Va,, [pending the summer. [Meriwether accomime. Henry Purdon and Louise and Allen to Daytona Sunday, till meet Mrs. PurMr. and Mrs. John Mrs. Jack Hewitt, , Ga. meva [has purchased a :oach. on of Osteen was business. Iturned home Mcm| to Wnynesvllle. (ialinrd are in p>g relatives ami YOUR FUTURE w JAP CROP OUTLOOK Mr. nnd Mrs. O. J. Pope left You want to make jour future happy. One of the beat During the past several weeks as a writer of unusual charm. This Friday night for Tarpon Springs ways to do this is In open an account with the Seminole where they will attend the funeral TOKYO. Julv 24.—The Depart-1 a large number of new books have idyll of the Irish countryside is County Hank and make a deposit to your credit regularly been added to the Sanford Munici­ told with his usual beauty of style. of Mrs. P. M. Boyd, taking Mr.’ ment of Agriculture has published j every week or every month. It will help you huild a Boyd’s sisters with them. pal Library, These were listed and its acreage estimates of crops in ’ fnancial edifice that will furnish shelter in the time of Oemler—Hi* Wife-In ?Law. gtven to The Herald for publica­ Japan for the current year. The Under Millin—Literary Event. storm. tion through the courtesy of Mrs. The Truthseekers Class is to bnreley acreage is estimated a t 1 Chekhov—The Bishop and other Anne Van Ness Brown, librarian! stories. meet at Mrs. II. II. ChnpcU’s Mon­ 361,282 chobu (one chobu equals They follow: 4 Per Cent Interest Paid on Savings Account* The author is one of the best day afternoon nt 4 o’clock. Mrs. 2 'i acres); rye, 521,692 chobu, and Non-Fiction interpreters of modern Russia. J. M. McClelland, Mrs. I. D. Hart wheat, 420,800 chobu. Compnred Baldwin—Men Who Make Our This collection of short stories is and Mrs. H. II. Chapell are hos­ to the preceding year the barley nerenge showed a decrease of oneNovels. written with his usual penetration tesses. tenth of one percent, but the rye Includes over eighty biographi­ nnd nrtistic skill. Dostoevskii—Brothers Karama­ A telegram was received today acreage increased 1.1 percent and cal sketches, thoroughly revised telling of the death on Friday of the ’wheat acreage, one-haK of and brought up to date, of recent zov. American novelists. The masterpiece of this great Mrs. p. M. Boyd of Tarpon one percent. Russian realist. A profound trag­ Cooper—Poems of Today. edy in which the brothers repre­ A useful collection of selections sent the body, the mind, the soul.' from modern English and Ameri­ STRENGTH - SERVICE - PR O G R E SS < ^ s Millin—God’s Stepchildren. July 27-28 can poets, with notes and biblio­ A powerful novel, laid in South' graphy. Africa, covering four generations. Monday-Tuesday Cuyas — Spanish-English Dic­ The characters are well drawn and tionary. its commentary on life so well Contains mnnv modern wards, achieved that it’s considered a lit­ idioms and technical etrms. erary event. Drury—Viewpoints In Modern O’Brien—Best Short Stories of Dramn. 1024. Over 300 modern plays nre In addition to the best short grouped by theme, briefly discuss­ stories the author has chosen, the | ed and plots outlined, with lists Year Book contains much critical on modern dramn, play writings, and biographical information, and etc. Valuable to dramatic and the publication of this annual is clubs. always awaited with interest. Celebrates Eighth study F.ppes—Negro of The Old South. Oemler— Another entertaining At Loading Station and Hard Hoad. A charming picture of planta­ story written by this delightful Birthday Friday tion life, written with pathos nnd Georgia writer. humor by one of Florida’s most Suckow—Country People. Mrs. Osborne Herndon’s attrac­ delightful writers. This promising young author tive home on Park Avenue was the Graham—Bookman’s Manual. writes with simplicity and intim­ scene of unusual gaity when her A valuable guide for the hook ate knowledge of a German-Amcrson, Osborne, celebrated his eigh­ lover and siudent of literature. ican family in the Middle West. th birthday Friday afternoon. Greener—Chemistry. A quiet chronicle effectively told. The colors pink and white were The fundamental principles of Swinnerton—Nocturne. nrtisticnlly carried out in the dec- organic and inorganic chemistry A most artistic work, and con­ orntious. Throughout the after­ are told for the lay reader with sidered by H, G. Wells a perfect Easy Terms. noon a number of games nnd con­ practical applications and up-to- novel. A picture of Cockney life, tests were enjoyed by the child­ date methods. showing the difference between ren. The bean contest, among the Hill—Spiritualism: Its histofy, two sisters totally unlike, the ac­ ■ girls was won by little Miss Mnr- phenomena nnd doctrine. tion^ taking place in a single night. thn MacDonald nnd she was given Wylie—Jenifer Lorn. A dear presentation of the sub­ a coin purse, while John Minn- ject; with an introduction by Co­ A brilliant comedy of. manners rik was given a baseball. by one of the most finished styl­ tinu Doyle. At the conclusion of an after­ Hunt—What Shall We Itciul to ists of our time. The scene is Realtors. Sanford 2102 First St. noon of merriment delicious re ­ the Children? laid in the 18th century and de­ freshments were served, the col­ Expert advice given in all scribes the adventures of a titled : ors pink and white being carried branches of children’s reading by Englishman and his bride, nnd out in the brick ice cream and n well known children’s librarian. their wanderings from England to cake. Favors were drawn from Keen—1 Believe in God and Evo­ India. a huge Jack Horner pie and these lution. Juvenile were golf balls and tom-toms. Baker—Thunder Boy. The third edition of a short J. H. JACKSON About twenty-five of Osborne's treatise written from the religious Story of an Indian hoy who has young friends enjoyed this occn and scientific standpoint and en­ ninny thrilling escapes from his Lonjf Time Loans on Residences nnd Business Property. sion. w -------- ■ j t enemies. Forest life is well pictur­ dorsed by many bishops. * */ ed nnd of interest to Imys. Long—County Library Service, MlfA Easy Repayment Plan : ' A llan DVitM Published by the American Li­ Chnrsknyn—Little Princess Nina. PCD LA POCQ'JE Saturday Evening brary tj'reJK.'tLn A vivid story of a little Rus­ Association, and describes POROUdY GISH Office in new Merriweather Ituilding i sian girl, who has a lovable per­ *4So* hwi —,un i uutr. tiie recent developments of suc­ Sermon ERNEST TORRENCE sonality. A refreshing and highcessful county library systems. CEiSGE iUOUiKORXE 2nd Street. Phone 611 (Continued from Page Four) Olcott—A trustworthy guide for minded tale for girl-. He came from Maine Street to lie wild—nnd Broadway tamed him! < hcrubini—Pinocchio in Africa. have a little service in the parlor1!>ari?n^i * teachers and librarians, Gives further experiences of Lo- A fast stepping dramn of fastest most famous street in th« world. do that. One good plan now us«*d !^ ne moa* use^u on t h e b u s in e s s o f r u n n in g a h o m e ' 1is m a d e renzini’s wooden marionette, which A roaring ta), m the lloiir*..- Forties with a REAL all-star cast. by many families, is to have the the subject. the children love so well. This se­ EASIER RY THE ADVERTISEMENTS. Thorcau—Walden. Bible handy in the dining room, continues his amusing and and just before the morning ami This classic by one of America’s ’•quel adventures. ■ ■ a iu riH iin m a Q iiiiiiiiB iR iiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiN iiim iiiM m iu iM iiiin iiiR iiiu B iiz iiu iiire iiM ll evening meal, read a short lesson foremost nature writers, describes exciting Horndny—Talcs from Nature’s the essence of his ideal and ethi­ from the Bible and offer up a S ♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦»♦♦♦ cal philosophy, written with power Wonderlands. prayer. Tales of prehistoric monsters, Such a custom faithfully kept up ami style.. will appeal to older readers in—our humus will give ™U3 • .Tnwuaciul—Uuyks of . Gardens which i’.i well as to tile Hoya and girls’. •iinl Gardening. strength for each day, and it will « 'l Articles written by the editor of Non technical and simple style. do more to beautify our home life Munroe—Through Swamp ami that nil the flowers that bloom in oCuntry Life, beautifully, illustrat­ Glaile. t A story of the Seminole ed, with suggestions for the sim­ this sunny land of Florida. plest garden as well as that of the Glade. i A story of the Seminole War, professional gardener. Danish H arbor Scene Wilkinson—New Voices. and of the bravery anil friend­ A comprehensive book of criti­ ships of the Seminole Indionu Of Disastrous F i r e cism of modern poetry, broad nnd Pocork Secret of Hallodem impartial in viewpoint, treating of Farm. LONDON, July 24.—An ex­ the spirit and technique of con­ A mystery story with adven­ Stamped Runners, Scarfs, Buffet Sets change telegraph agency message temporary poetry. tures of interest to girls. S «• states a great fire is raging on Segur—Memoirs of a Donkey. fiction Children’s and Ladies’ Dresses, stamped on good •» the new harbor of Odense, Den­ An old favorite, where the <■ Burt—Intepreter's House. •• mark. Four warehouses and a duality linens and cotton materials with enough The scene is laid in New York amusing adventures of the donkey A number of ships nre in danger and City, which is called the "riddle are written by biinseif. •» Iloss. 35c to $3.50 pkg. thousands of tons of grain are of modern civilization," and pic­ Van Tesiaer—When 1 was a •• <■ burning. Military forces have tures the changing standards of Boy in Rumania. been called out. The conflagration present day life. Presents a clear picture of the •* has spread to coal stacks on national life in Roumanin, of the Byrne—Blind Rnftery. wharves and falling warehouse The author is being proclaimed customs and folklore of the peo­ Ladies’ Silk Scarfs walls have greatly handicapped by both the critic and lay reader ple. fire fighters. Mrs. O. T. Alford, whose marri­ age was a a recent event was the guest of honor at a miscellaneous londav shower given Friday night by the Seekers Class have Dependable Class of the Methodist at the home of Church at Mrs. Alford's home on ippell on Celer> French Avenue. o'clock. Hostesses Mrs. Alford who had been kept loll, Mrs. Hoskins. in complete ignorance of the af­ . Mrs. J. C- Vaogh. fair wns surprised when the class Games irs and Mrs. -lc gathered nt her home. were played nnd Miss Nell Wil­ and will cntcr* liams delighted the party by tell­ onday afternw" ing fortunes. \ The gifts for the bride were Irs. II o. Menbrought in a beautifully decorated i’atty Lylcsbasket. Each gift was accompani­ ed by n saying appropriate to the occasion. A musical program was enjoyed, after which n delicious ice course wns served. non and children, Those present were: Mrs. W. s. ■lous points in Thornton, Mrs. Paul Radford, MrV Herman Middleton, Miss Marga­ [friends. ret Zachary, Miss Nell Williams, Miss Helen Chorpcning, Miss LuJlyde Byrd nnd cile Miss Patty Lyles, Jtnrned from n Miss Proctor, Nonle Williams, Miss Drnne fcinudlnnd, Ca. Roberts, and Miss Maud Tyre. B. Lnwson nnd •ujr, Dorthea left Osborne Herndon, Jr. ir car for Atlantu, inals ► V b>j't. ’L***’.» (jeminoln (Ijpunl San ford,F la. The M ilane 10 Acre Tiled Farm $ 7,000 [ Britt-Chittenden Realty Company, Inc. New “Royal Society” M Odd lot of scarf to clo seo u t1 Price. Silk Crepes and fiber silk. All solid and fancy colors. Your Choice Vi Brice Investors Attention 1 Children’s Dresses Colored voiles prints and fine imported ging­ hams. All m aterial guaranteed fast colors, trimmed with normancly voiles and fine laces, Sizes 2 years to 14. Price $1.25, $2.50 to $3.50 i I Ei Sem inole Business Exchange . 11* A. Nicholson J-1 Lillie Kaulerson ‘ ! 1 and relatives Ihivid Speer, of Mr- mil Mrs. Clem "’•ville aro enjoying rii' ;>t Lake Harney. Morse Dooley and -Mj.ss Clara Harrison ' . Lefties and son f ek-end in Miami with relatives. supper was given at use Monday night in • and Mrs. J. B. Whitt Mr. White has pur, ^ n,l around Lake Te he will build a bunnear future. ce Ladies— dnttreasea, renovating, t. upholstery materials CALL banford ress Factory I’lione 102-M > Embroidered Package Goods n n * * n a B n a a n * n a « » n n a « n « a ii* a 0a u a n a * B a n a n a a iiH * « a a a * ii BARBECUE! . a Eat barbecued sandwiches at Rose Drive Filling Station. Three miles out Sanford Ave., Cooked by ex­ perts. Take the boat tomorrow for Stcrs was in San- Palm Island. Beautiful lots priced 22000-Acres Orange County, about loving some dental right. Easy terms. Call Mr. Given, timbered. 3,000 Acres prairie, Valdez Hotel. jurletl came home TWELVE MILES frontage on St. H Monday after a a u John’s in flowing well district, quick i L. \Y. Alderman e m i r u u r n i : c u < ■t i m pent Sunday with action gets it. r/ 'V. Prevail. -J* r>i ; I.insey left SunPrice $40.00 per acre. spend three weeks and friends. 7. , J : L. H. Kilbe and nnd wife called on ■1. Peters Sunday. • Chas, Cedar and • «nd Mr. and Mrs. ®r,t Sunday at Day221-E. First Street, Opposite Postoffice Crant and family, ;1I, | Mr nn(1 7ts spent Sunday at 1 ti : After The Game Nothing IaMes Letter or is more r e f r e s h in g after a strenuous hour or two at your favorite sport, than our delicious ire cream, packed in Sea Iri "hi LiquidTi^Itl Paper Containers and ready for servin" instantly in attractive, smooth, round slices. Order it today or carry it home with you. L a d ies’ H o u se ■ ■ ■ Ten Acre Celery Farm—Close to New Hotel ■ V - /J.W »yia a. -'Sy , J T i rrr.iove i tr .im boM r.n>»ln«r u-iil'f r., ,1 nul i'il , fivoiut «r r.nn.t. ai-J „„ birttniw »*1 8 ih’ioitv. »,.a ei'«m mu " a 3" 3! 5M ■ E. F. L A N E REALTOR Rooms ,r»01-502. Phone 95 First National Bank Building. SALES FORCE M. M. STEWART ‘ ■ DOUGLAS KING SeminoleCreameryCo. Phone 6.14 “Marcy Lee” Pereal Dresses for house and street wear. Made of fine percals and gingham. All colors guarantee! fast........ .-rrr.................... $2.25 ■ ■ ■ l For R e n t D resses a a * ADVERTISEMENTS TELL YOU WHAT THE RO­ MANCE OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU. t The Y owell C ompany s �Real E state A uction SaleB. lim Harris Holds Boston SMOKERS BLANK Pittsburgh T rim s Cardinals 5 tp 3 While Boston Braves Jlcpt ClinntM; Cincinnati Sox To Two Scattered Hits HIGHLANDERS BY Red Sox Beat Chicago Cubs And Athletics W in Six To 0 A SCORE OF 4 TO 2 burgh's PITTSBURGH, July 25.—rittsgrasp on first place in the S t. Petersburg Rallies, in 9th Inning to Scon? Winning Run; Kelly Allows Only 5 H its in H is Eight Innings * * ______ ' ST. PETERSBURG, July 25.EL Petersburg rallied in the ninth ' inning here Friday to take n 5 to 4 victory over Sanford. Six er­ rors by the Celery-Feds were re­ sponsible for their downfall. Kel­ ly pitching good ball until remov­ ed in the ninth in favor of a pinch hitter. SANFORD AB R It PO A E Harris, 2b. . . . . 3 0 0 1 1 : : Dumas, if....... 1 0 2 0 0 0 Curley, rf....... 3 0 0 0 1 0 Moore, rf...... 1 0 0 3 1 0 Fcisbie, 89. _ 4 0 1 3 4 0 McQuc, 3b..... 3 11 1 2 1 Wade, cf....... 2 10 10 0 Bailey, lb ...... 4 1 2 12 2 0 Alford,c. _ _ 4 1 1 4 0 0 Kelly, p..........3 0 1 1 2 1 Crawford, p. „ 1 0 0 0 0 1 went into a tie with St. Louis for fourth place In the American lea­ gue, Chicago still is in third place, although their lead was cut to five points today by the Tigers. The fastclimbing Iletroit team took an early lend in the game, scoring two runs in the first in­ ning. Scenting victory and n pos­ sible chnnco of slipping nearer the covcntcd third place in the lea­ gue standing, the Tigers nipped rallies of the White Sox practical­ ly before thoy started. Score by innings: Chicago......... 000 200 101-4- 7-0 TIGFIIR BEAT CHICAGO D etro it.......... 200 111 Olx—ti-11-3 Batteries: Lyons ami Schalk; IV. DETROIT, July 25.—Detroit de­ feated <' h i t i : . Friday, G to 4, and Collins, Doyle and Woodall. Today’s Games FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE (Second Hall) Won Lost Pet Totnls . . . . . . 32 4 8x20 10 G T a m p a ....................... 21 8 .72-1 xTwo out when winning run L akeland....................10 11 .57* St. Petersburg .. .. 15 1(1 .481 St^ E T E AB R II PO A F, S an fo rd .................... 8 25 ,2L Mossncr, 3b. . 5 1 1 3 2 0 Allen, ss.......... 4 0 1 1 0 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE Doyle. 2b. .. . . 4 1 2 0 - 1 1 Won Lost Pet. Brown, cf.......... 4 0 0 1 0 0 Pittsburgh .. ,G05 Morris, r f......... 4 1 1 1 0 0 New York .. ,580 Cox, If.............. 4 1 0 1 0 0 Cincinnati ,500 Barnes, lb . . . . 4 1 2 7 0 1 .500 Brooklyn .. Besse, c. „ . . . . 1 0 0 7 3 ft Philadelphia 183 Hernandez, p. .. 0 0 0 0 1 ft St. Louis .. . Brower, p. „ 3 0 0 0 4 It Chicago .. .. Boston .. .. Totals - .. .. 83 5 7 27 14 3 Score by innings: S an fo rd ................. 030 001 000—4 S a in ts .................... 100 012 001—5 Philadelphia Summary: Two base hit, Doyle, Washington Morris. Stolen base, Frisian, Chicago .. Barnes, Bailey, Cox. Sacrifice, Detroit .. .. Wade, Allen, Brower. Double St. Louis .. plays, Messner to Hoyle to Mess- Cleveland .. net; Moore to Frisbie. Left on New York .. base, Sanford B; Saints 7. Base Boston .. .. on halls, off Hernandez 1, Brower 2, Kelly 1, Crawford 1. Struck out, by Kelly 4, Hernandez 1, Brower 5. Hits, off Hernandez 5 New Orleans in 1 2-3 innings, Kelly 6 in 8, Nashville . Crawford 2 in 2-3; Brower 3 in Atlanta .. .. 7 1-3. Hit by pitcher, by Kelly Chattanooga (Besse*.) ‘ Winning pitcher, Brow­ Memphis . .. er. Losing pitcher, Crawford. Little Rock Umpire, Pieh. Time 2:15. M obile......... Birmingham St. Augustine wns founded by tho Spaniard, Monendcz, on Sep­ tember 6, 4005. Charlotte Free boat trip across Lake Mon­ Spartanburg roe to Palm Island. The lots sell M acon........ themselves. Etoty terms. Cali .Mr. Augusta Given, Valdez Hotel. Asheville .. AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago at Detroit. Boston at Philadelphia. Only two scheduled. NATIONAL LEAGUE New York at Boston. St. Louis at Pittsburgh. Cincinnati at Chicago. Only three scheduled. Yesterday’s Results FLORIDA STATE I.KAGUI St. Petersburg 5; Sanford 1. Tampa 4; Lakeland 0. NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston 3; New York 1, Chicago I; Cincinnati 3. Pittsburgh 5; St. Lotus 3. Only three scheduled. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Little Rock 3-2, Atlanta 4-1. Chattanooga !*; Mobile •!. .Memphis 5; Birmingham 7. Nashville New Orleans 7. SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAfit E Macon I; Align *ta 8. Knoxville 7; Asheville H. Columbia G; Charlotte 11 (10 in niugrt.) Spartanburg H; Greenville 15. Tampans Play Jam-Up Hall Behind Foley, Making Only One Error While High­ landers Make Five Miscues TAMPA, July 2 5 .-The Tampa Smokers retained their four-gante lead Friday afternoon by shutting the Highbinders out, 4 to 0. Tho Tampans played jam-up hall be­ hind almost perfect pitching by Foley and not a Highlander run­ ner reached third base and only three were left on base. LAKELAND AB R H PO A E Buckley, 2h...... 4 0 1 1 5 1 Ponder, 3b...... 4 0 2 3 3 1 Welch, xi......... 1 0 0 1 4 2 Brawl r, . I 3 0 O \ O 0 Edwards, Ih. .. 3 0 1 8 2 0 S. Johnson. If. 3 0 0 3 0 0 Surface, r l .. 3 0 1 Oi l 0 Francis, c....... 3 0 0 0 0 1 xCusnck........... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Craig, p.......... 2 0 0 0 1 0 II. Johnson, p. ..0 0 0 0 0 0 Totnls .. TAMPA Snead, 2b. Hickey, 3b. Estrada, If. Wclk, ss. .. Lee, if........ Alien, cf. .. Hudgins, c. Jcssmer, lb. Foley, p. .. Totals ......... 20 4 8 27 13 t a:WeIk out, hit by hatted ball, x Batted for Craig in 8th. Score by innings: Lakeland ............ 000 000 000—0 T am pa........... 200 010 10x—! Summary: Two base hit, Es­ trada. Stolen base, Snead, Estra­ da, Hudgins, Ponder, Surafco. Sacrifice, Lee, Weik. Left on La-c, Lakeland 3; Tampa 4. Base on halls, off Craig 4. Hits, off Craig, 7 in 7; Johnson, 1 in 1. Struck out by Foley, 7; Craig 3. Passed balls, Francis. Losing pitcher, Craig. Umpires, Ware and Baxter. Time, 1:50, Orange county was tho first in the state to complete its system of hard roads from county line to county line. YVe are perm anently located OUR SA LES FORCE are E: Notional League tightened Friday vs hen the Pirates defeated St. Louis 5 to 3, while the Ginnts were losing to Boston. • Rhcni and Ileinhart, Cardinal pitchers, were giv­ en ragged support. .Max Carey. Pirnte captain, had three hits and n stolen bnse to his credit. Score by innings: St. Louis .. „ 100 100 001—3-10-3 Pittsburgh .. 112 000 lOx—5-10-1 Batteries: Rhern, Reiner and O’Fnrerll; Morrison and Gooch. ■ ■ S * REDS DEFEAT CUBS CHICAGO, July 25.—Cincinnati defeated Chicago, 3 to 1, Friday by hunching hits off Cooper, one of which was a home run by Pinelli in the first inning. LunUc allowed Chicago 7 hits and tight­ ened up in the pinches. Chica­ go's lone run was aided across the plate by an error by Caveney. It was Mnranvillc's first appearance before the home fnns ns manager of the Cubs. Score by innings: Cincinnati .... 120 000 000-3-13-2 Chicago .. .. 000 000 100—1- 5-0 Batteries: Luque and Hargrave; Cooper, Bush and Gon::nles. Electric lights, Fuses, etc. A t n ight when you find you need them. —A unique “follow u p ” service from us th a t in su res you getting every frac­ tion*of mileage built into these marvel­ ous tires. Learn the nature of this serv* i ice-it’s worth while. Wight Bros. Co* lacnrporaltil Sanford. Florida 1113 Sanford Are. Sanford, Fla L o b b y I‘u li-» to ti-llru m le y llblc. Sanford F lo r id a N ature Gives Cities Opportunities, but Only the Energy and Intelligence of Men ( m Make Them v v w v v v ♦♦♦v ♦♦♦♦$* «$♦ «$> \ If you have Property you want sold and k iss it good-by 116 E. Second Street, Sank m : \ i . k v t a t k —i w k s t m e x t Greenville Columbia Knoxville" We guarantee Satiafad GIANTS LOSE BOSTON, July 25.—Larry Ben­ ton held the Giants to seven scat­ tered hits Friday, and Boston de­ feated the chaoipions, 3 to 1. The veteran Jack Scott started for the Giants but was removed for a pinch hitter in the eighth, Wisiu*r taking up the pitching burden at this point. Terry was credited with three of the Giants' hits, while Young contributed two. Score by innings: New York .. 000 010 000-1- 7-1 Boston .. .. .. 000 210 O0x—3-11-0 Batteries: Scott, Wisner and Snyder; Benton ami Serrtsr. RINE’S FILLING STATION Earle T. Field Let *t» n«w. m s f l d B r t n t L Hdelphi* . S. U«ikihirf. citrjr 10 dart. J MERCHANTS & MINERS Transportation C o. P lr r MO E a s t n a y S i r e e t Jurkv>nvilt«. H orU lu TJcpIioaa CSS A ' ' trucklniids, or new lands ju st taken in. (3 the cheapest fertilizer th at can be had. a the best i’uvpc crops to build up pooru celery land. We have some fine stock at the lollop B rabham ......................... $4.00 Wnkl Whippoorwill ................. $3.50 PetW New E ra.......................... $3.50 Per hi KILGORE SEED (ft �m s»^J i. r a t e s ‘ V**. is no Substitute for : .m PAGE [*Y 25, 1925. — h« M'” Classified Directory Advertising For Rent For Sale PRINTING PRINTING FOR QUICK SERVICE, try THE 'SEMINOLE PRINTERY, W. N. Lumley, Prop. PRINTING THAT PLEASES,- at very reasonable prices. Remington Portablo Type­ writers. Telephone 1)3, Wetakn Bldg. ^ ? Phone 148 Wanted The boat ia always ready to take you to Palm Island to see our lots. * Rccutiful home sites. Priced right ami on easy terms. Call Mr. Given .. .. *""** Hotel. FOR BIG1 RESULTS. advertise in j FOR SALE—3 cast front San- FOR RENT—Ground Floor Elks WANTED AT ONCE: Thoroughly capable male stenographer anil Bldg., 305 Oak Ave. Inquire up­ n l^ rv , UAUDERDALEi ford Avenue lots. Bargains. Easy D i1 .T NKWS—it covers Brow- terms. Box 431. care Herald, general office man desires any stairs. C. T. Smith. ard County thoroughly which Is class of public stenographic work. w ill one of the most rnpidly growing FOR SALE—Corner lot and ad­ APARTMENT FOR RENT— At­ Address Mr. Fisher, mom 20, Shir­ r*B> ■»< »«!■ ■ * * u t « ir *•» sections on the Florida Coast joining lot on Palmetto Aye., tractive nnd convenient. Gall ley Apartments. Sample copy and rate card upon terms. Uox 431, care Herald. at Herald office for further in­ 1 Or a line Tcquest. WANTED: Position by young man __ Me a « ■ * formation. FOR SALE: LUMBER delivered who has had two and one-half J Be ■ ____ 4 e a in nnd around Sanford, yellow FOR RENT—Reasonable; modern, years of college preparation and! LEARN ABOUT Polk County and . , lOll111* BbOTB new apartments, phones includ­ notwithstanding that part is will­ Lakeland, through the Star- ?,mc . fram,nif* *he“thmg, siding, WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing Telegram. At ed. By week month or year, well ing to work. An interview will b ■ for con­ Best advertising me-1f'”or,nK- ceiling and finish, iar« Engraving, Embossing. See us located near ocean. Write or appreciated. M. N. Care of Herald. in South Florida. Published pJ;,icc* tha* nre 11 savinKs to you. V ag* l«n|tb first. We do it. Phone 417-W. dium Fla. phono R. I„ Selden, Solden Bldg, mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— Vt)rmont Lumber Co. Osteen, !• R. R. Ave.-Commerclal St. 510,000,000.00 company wants you Daytona Beach, Fla. Lakeland, Florida. for *«*■•* FOR SALE or rent: Pico restaur­ to sell 150 daily homa necessi­ REAL KSTATK trlciw l to ant completely furnished rendy FOR RENT: Attractive two room ties in Sanford. Profits 535 to $50 OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales apartment for summer. Adjoin­ weekly. Experience unnecessary. through the Xenia Gaa.-tte, Zen- for business. Seven rooms up­ 52'Th* f*,qH)11P»n‘ *11*1* J. h. sPUREING, sift-division ia, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ stairs. All occupied. Have been ing bath, private front nnd back For particulars write The ,1. R. specialist. Subdivision to Or­ rt |M*rilun. in business in present location 35 entrance. 317 E. Third St. Watkins Company, 03-70 West auii»«'io*nl lando, Florida, and F l o r a trict. Want ad and display rates years. Want to retire. Iowa St., Memphis, Term. on request ca tlioulll t>» FOR RENT: Two room apartment Heights, Florida ua Dixie High­ In c*»* of way. — good location. Apply at 13 FOR SALE: Pair of good mules, Rooms For Rent COLUMBUS (Ga.,) LEDGER — weight 1,1)00 pounds each. Also or (1. ill l Magnolia Ave. |*RM9 liimtiv* thorTIN AND METAL WORK Classified ads have the larg e st Chattanooga Wagon and McCor­ rntv*. rul** citculution in Southwestern Geor­ mick mowing mnehine. Both aa FOR RENT: House. Sec John FOR RENT: — Room and board. rill !»*• r°,1] Musson. Men preferred. Good home cook­ gia. Rate 8c (U-word line) line good as new. Ask E. N. Sutton, Ion. A nil It SIGNS Rates reasonable. 1 Apply II aaalit you Geneva, Fla. FUR RENT: Attractive, garage ing. Any Kind—Anywhere rant ad. t<> Mrs. Fernandes, 811 Elm Avenue. TO REACH the pm nporous farm­ AVOID the expense end nnapartment. Two rooms nnd a lira. Phono 674 W. ers nnd fern growers of Volus­ /A n o y an ce of continually (OTICB bath. Instantaneous hot water SALK: German police dog. -^re pairing or replacing ycur ia county advertise in the IM-and FOR Id glv* thalr healer. Furnished or unfurnish­ FOR RENT—Uiiotni with or with Call 403 M. R. R. Pippin. addraaa aa steps and sidewalks. Dally New-, rate 1c per word, cash ed. 3 blocks from town. Tele nut meals. Reasonable rates ■a nurobar If Fluiid them to lust of concrete with order. Formerly Sanford Sign Shop. About on* phone 3IK or call at 305 Park Av Lincoln House. made of Lehigh Cement. FUR SALE: 5 Room hnnse, Inrge entie. Phone 480-W. Sanford Ave. At jiouaand baa a You can get this dependable lot, excellent location, between olbora can't MAINE — Waterville, Morning First Street. furnished you unlaaa material i s well ns other reliable two sub divisions. Terms. Beau­ FOR RENT: Five room house. FOR RENT: Largo Sentinel. Thousands of Maine l i tr e * * . room. Union Avenue, near new building supplies from us, also JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds people are interested in Florida tiful it acre bearing grove, prapes, Furnished. Good locution. In hotel. Telephone 571-.1. iuods’nnce ia securing competent pecans, etc. Large 0 room house, of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. MOST be property. Reach them through quite 319 W 5;h St. workmanship. . The San­ Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak the Sentinel. Rate card on ap­ located In town close to Sanford. Remember always that perma­ er by let* Write. B. Edwards, Box 705, San­ FOR RENT: Two room furnished Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ plication. Lost And Found dlaeaMla. nent satisfaction comes Irons the phone 111. ford. ■valid. apartment and garage. 703 Pal­ use of dependable materials material* and apt. Efficient, LOST: U.uknge containing half A LITTLE WANT AD IN The metto Ave. srcUfL-.g of competent workthe ircurl ca circle gold wedding ring, adBuilding Material HERALD will bring yon in big FOR QUICK SALE: Two lots in monship. Ginderville. One lot from High­ to Mrs. E. A. Sutton, results. Advertise those old a r­ Call and soc ux or write for FUR RENT: First floor apart­ dressed N. C. Lost in I t Nat­ information. MIRACLE Concrete Co„ general ticles you have stored away and way. Phcm- 349. ment, just remodeled. Attractive Greensboro, ional bank. Return to 218 French cement work, eldewalka, build­ have no use for. A little thirtyand convenient. 202 Park Ave. and receive reward. ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J. K. coit ail may bring you several FOR SALE: 3 burner oil stove. Electric motor almost new. FUR PENT: One 4 room cottage dollars. Phone 148 and a repre­ IBCTORY Terwilleger, Prop. Small packet of bills. Fin­ Phone 825-J. sentative will cnll and see you with electric lights nnd garage. 1.0ST: der please return to The Homo Price $15.00 tier month. Apply to • within aa«y HILL LUMBER CO. Houaa Supply Co., 730 West Church St., FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando FOR SALE: Motor boat. Steel Mrs. II. D. Durant, Lake Mary. | U of ■aaford Service, Quality and Price. '* The House of Orlando, Fla. follr* needed. Moieing Sentinel; largest dassihull. 32 ft. long, ti ft. 3 in. wide, On* nay a»efi°d business, rute le a word, min­ 3 ft. ti in. deep. 35 horse power. 1-UR REN”1: 2 nice furnished j.oST: Between Osteen bridge and ijulrrd. It le Lumber and Building Material imum 21c cash with order. Sterling engine. Speed 15 miles an EhHlt*l>r !•* housekeeping rooms. $30.00! 0 ltw il 3,tx(; Goodyear tire on Carter Lumber Company hour. 60 gallon gasoline ctpper month. .11.. or 314 Last ->th Street. rim. Finder plem e notify West Third Street Phone 565 HIE MORNING JOURNAL is the tank capacity. Canopy, Will seat at Sanford liitick Co., nnd — Z J. II. I - I - P accepted want ad medium it) 35 people. If interested write FOR RENT: 3 room apartment. receive reward. Furnished. People with children Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word "Motor Boat" Post Office 521. e r v i c e need nut apply. 117 West 2nd St. ~ r cost to produce an acre of an insertion. Minimum 36c. Winter Park. Fla. DAVID B. IIYEB in Florida about $75 or FOR RENT: Furnished rooms)!cabbage K) or about 35 to 50 cents per \H C 1 IIT IX 1 TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, FOR SALE: Fine home. 4 room near new hotel. 1009 Union Ave. 5U hamper. Lin. Thousand.) rend the clas­ house, screened porch, 1 1-2 U*mb*r 1 L 4 sified pages of Florida’s Great acres land, 100 trees, variety small FOR RENT: Furnished bungalow Directory Hot* Building Home Daily, rates 3 cents n word. fruity nursery of lotto trees. Idea! Homestead- $1,000000 Isuid is­ located on Maple Ave., half O r l a n d o , K la y lrta sue planned for civic improve­ for poultry farm. Located south Minimum 35c, cash witli order. block from First St. 6 rooms nnd Moltigraphing. ments. city limits on brick road to Orlan­ Write for complete rate card. bath. Address I*. O. Box 128, or mailing—ea you do. Bargain fur quick sale. Sick­ phone 135. you want It. WEST VIRGINIA — Clarksburg, ness. F. E. West, l.imgwnod, Fla. E. Porch, Kirat P.\GS WANTED — Large, clean. The Clarksburg Exponent, morn­ HILTON’S !Bldg. linen nr cotton rags for clean­ ing Issue 1 cent tier word, mini­ IIAItllKll allot* ing purpose*. Bring them now mum 3 le. sni'TIII.AVII I-A 1 ST FOR RENT 113 Magnolia Ave. to the Herald Composing Room. rt-* f r ' n l Ttisi 8»v*» I t ' 6 First Class Barbers Money. PALM BEACH COUNTY — The Muniifni-itircit nSpecial Attention Car. Drive It scene of tUu; -anion* develop­ Automobiles ■ h rr*.m -llin l*1rr f a t a l O u end Second SI. Given To Ladles nnd Children. ment. Read about it in tie- Palm H..I0 l.y " DEPENDABLE l SF.D t ARS " t.n s s iM i i-A t.vr n i s r r x i Reach Post. Sample copy sent on Just IIS VxKMulin A**. 1921 Hedge Touring. request. 1 ‘ kone 37 rt FOR IIIRK 30 Seconds 1925 Diulge Coupe. *• SERVICE Day Chinnwnrc in English Force ADVERTISING get# results If i t 1 1923 Dodge Coupe. from Open Cur t* all trains. Pair- Jains. Huvarian uud Japanese I9?2 Dodge Touring. roaches potential** hiiyei.L Palone K5T arid B3-\Y to Clo&cd! Try Smith’s Barber 1923 Dodge Graham t 1-2 ton China make lovely gifts tntkn Daily Ni as is circulated in Truck. an industrial and agricultural sec­ CAFE Screen 1-2 ton Truck. The Ball Hardware tion. Simp for ffood barber 1921 Dodge rice and Quality !. \V. P hillips' Sons Reigns ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her­ Dodge Bros. Sales and Service ald, South Georgia'* greatest work. Ladies welcome. 1'honc 3 1I A C A F E Oak and 2nd St. iffle House newspaper. Morning, afternoon, W. if. LONG AUTOM ATIC CURTAINS Mgr. 105 W. 1st St. weekly and Sunday. Classified Next (o Valdez. II* t* an o p . n c*r o n * mlnura — * c1n*e<i cat lit* n i x . A gutek chan** from airy f r tr jo m lu wraiktr.imhi protection, Imlanilr. whrn n rrjc.l, nliKoul MEAT MARKET rates 10c per line. Waycross Jour­ Icailmt . o u t »ra«. N o m o t* fut.ln* o i l h n k l.i iy la .13* curtalna. R o llu p an J CAFE nal-Herald, Wnycross, Georgia. g o w n Ilk* a window ih-Ae. I it practlcall, rvrrv make o f car. Fit ln iot-rr.*n t )n Service and Qual- 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. top without clian*r. I'um pltirlv o u l of way when not In u»*. C o m e In . o . l »• a thrm. I t i m ho w .Imiit., how i c o n . h l r In price. M i . l i for Font, f >oJ*r, l l u l a , Kvery thing TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— reet and I’urk Are Siu3cbak*r, N a .h , Chavrultt, Durant, Scar, VVIUy«-Knl*ht, O v.rU iu l anJoti***, Send in your subscription to the Tor the Sportsman K.ihl l.y uii-tn-tlii-iiilnulo tmin ilonti-rn lllliri* HK.-tltH IVilllll-il. Tribune or hand it to your local it p r r i c r l p t l n i i f o r UIGS denier so you cun read Florida’s W rite At Malaria, ('hills and Fever greatest newspaper. One year, I*. A. I.A#\Ti:il, ll-lll'K l IIIATItIIII TOII H. A. SPEIR IC, STORE— Pre$8.1)0, 0 months, $ LOU, three months Ball Hardware Denj'iie nr Itiliuus Fever. pg#, Soda#. We 1$2.00. If you desire $1,000 insurContractor and Builder Phone H II k i l l * I h r | r r W A du a# y~ur plums i mice policy add 75c to your order. *99- M — Phono — 499-M DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell 2108 PALMETTO AVR anything? if so advertise in ■ * m aU M i i i B x a i i i i i u i i a B a a i a i i i i i a i a i a a i K a i a i c i M i a B i #a FK1CAL " II ■ the Guincsvillc Sun. ■ a REAL ESTATE INSURANCE N a -KCTRIC CO. Business Sites DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — ■ jillon Si Platt ■ Pensacola is beginning the j (Everything elecApartment House Sites m greatest development in Georgia's , « Davey and Nesmith « ‘“ l Electragith history; n half million dollar high-1* A T T O R N KYH-AT-LA W Water Fronts way to the gulf beach just finish-<■ ctl; at two million dollar bridge ?! kTIONS AND across Escambia Boy started; 3 1 1 -3 1 3 -3 1 1 1IT LIES quarter million dollar opera house M U S T V ATI OVA I. H A N K l i t . I l l ] , under construction; two millions IrtulK.iis. Mugind |H d . Fir.it sud Kim, being spent on highway; greatest chance for live developer# to get and 10th Street. For the invt-.stoi' who is iihlo to hniuili; it, wo ro: service, in on ground floor. Write Devel­ M odern I m p r o v e T bo rm islily opment Department. Thu Pensa­ nienta llcrerlieU comnicnd a first r trout luituiu-Hn pruporty which . FlaOpim cola News. we can show will pay better than 12 pci* cent net IT THB Kl.oKl.si" AUGUSTA (TIRONICLK — An Mrs. E. .1. «.\ints, Msr. annual income. T h is property is in the line of or* for all on .oh n*. CORONADO HKACH. KI.OtUDA ! gusta, Ga.. 'Augusta'* greatest lyrtl*. h I’hotia k*;o-vv steadily increasing values and will make a hand­ 0 | ) i - n A l l Ih r I r n r i classified medium, rate, cash, 9c R a le s : J.7.0U per ilay. ily (ha charge. Die minimum. some purclin.se. For further particulars, see. w eek 125.011 tloublo: I1G.00 slligln. YEK MORGANTOWN, W. VA., peopleAN. Office In are interested in Florida. Each Building Annex. 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Mrximum temp. ________ ,_•$ Minimum t e m p .----- -------------- 72 ASSOCIATED PRESS D ISPATCH ES Sky Pilot S A N F O R I), FLO R ID A , F R ID A Y . JU L Y 24, 1925 Riffian Tribesmen In Full t Retreat As New Offensive j French Army Is Imminent 4 ** PRICE F IV E CENTS NUM BER 305. By Phone v FEZ, At omen, July 21.— General) along the right bank o f the Stanislaus Maulin, new French stream. commander-in-chief, has decided tb This together with other SndlcaFederal and District Counsel go to Tazn instead of to Ouezzn, lions, gathered by the French in­ W rite of Habeas Corpus Was Action o f Governor i s he originally planned, rtnd from |tclligcnco service show that the Want to Forestall Case Un­ the former point it is expected the lender o f the rebellious triliesnien, Issued at Special Session To F o l i o w s Phillips’ til Congress Can Act On French offensive to make Adb-Kl- Adb-EI-Krim. has 'given up the o f Court Held Just Four In Teaching Theory in Schools Kriin sue for peace, will be launch- idea o f attacking on the renter nnd Hours Before Death Hour Refusal to Resign; ed soon. is revetting to the plnn of uttnekHathaway Succeeds Marshal IVtnin, in supreme com- '" g on the wings for which he ir Solons M ay Clean Up mnnd of Morocco, nnd Marshal Ly- "lussing his regular troops in the Last Day’s E ffo rts The Whole Problem nutey, whom General Naulin sue- region o f Ouezznn and Tazn. S w ift and Dram atic cecded, has arrived in Fez fro m ' Duuzznn is located about sixty Rabat. A Riffian division b» connorthwest of Fez. hcadquarcentrating in the vicinity o f T ty a tors o f the French in Morocco nnd Accused Man Still Maintains That Brother Fired Shot and against those troops a Frcncn objective of Adb-KI-hrint. Tazn is attack is imminent in order to to- "bout the same distance to the Which Killed Drug Clerk sness And Inlieve pressure against the French j mat. Executive Reiterates line of communication between F e z 1 Reinforcements for the French CIUCAG O , July 24.— Judge rence C a l l e d Desire t o F u l f i l l land Al^crin. [army are reaching the zone in inDavid, toduy set the snnity The plnn is to turn A d b -E I-. creasing numbers an«l the French hearing for Russell T. Scott, a c tiv e A gen ts Promise T o People Krim ’s left wing completely. jicmmnnd snys it is in a position sentenced to hang, for Aug. 3. David D. Leahy, o f Wichita, ■■ ■ j to deal adequately with any ofHas., is probably the only judge Ire responsibility, T A L L A H A S S E E . July 24. lliffs on Run. tensive which may be started bv CHICAGO, July 24.— Less than in the world who holds his court Rev. Henry llusaman, n Catholic [by every individual FEZ, French Morocco, July 24. j the tribesmen. At any rat-?, the four hours before he was to be by telephone. He presides over the — Governor John \V. Martin nmunity, will prove priest o f St. Louis, has taken to determine whether that theory of — The Riffian tril»esmen now arc French arc mnking plans for their I executed, Russell Scott was saved small debtors court, handling only late Thursday issued an ex­ aviation in his spare time und is tat factor in the suc- now u full fledged flyer. He de­ the origin o f species should not in full retreat from the Ouergha own offensive if Abcd-EI-Krim from the gallows early toduy for cases where litigants are too poor ecutive order removing II. B. the second time within a week to pay attorney’s fees, and when taught in the Washington pub­ c campaign now be- clares flying through the clouds he when Judge Jqscph it. David con­ the rival parties ran't get to his Phillips as a member of the lic schools. itted in Sanford by “ is like singing Te Deum" and vened n special session o f court house he hears the ense by phone, State Road Department. The Ix>rcn II. Wittnor. a government governor's action followed re­ amt issued a writ o f habeas corpus lean City Bureau for opens new spiritual vistas fo r him. employe, has tried to throw the staying the execution until time ceipt Id him earlier in the day hient of chamber of whole question o f surh teaching had been given to inquire into the into the federal courts by seeking o f u letter from Mr. Phillips | memberships, de­ condemned man's sunity. tin injunction to stop teachers' snldeclining to resign ns request­ I Alexander Knrr in Scott escaped the shadow o f eiies on the charge that they were ed by the executive last Friday. J to the Chamber of the gallows this morning by nn violating a provision of the cur­ Simultaneously with [issuance of p t its weekly luncheon even narrower mnrgin than he rent District o f Columbia appro­ tho order removing Mr. 1’hilPpa, did a week ago when Governor Bnole Cafe civic room priation bill against the teaching who has been chairman o f the Small issued a week's reprievo of “ disrespect for the Holy Bible." Rocd Department ninro his ap­ six hours before he was to have A study o f the petition in this pointment by Gov. linrdcu in 1921, been hanged. Judge David grant­ Morgan I'almer Is Brutally More Than Dozen Holes Are case has led corporation Counsel Governor Martin appointed his ex­ ed the stay on the request ot W il­ Murdt'.'i'd While Defending Fulton Interests Purchase Francis II. Stephens to the opinion Made In Target By Battle­ liam Scott Stew ait, one o f the a t­ ecutive- secretary, Dr. Kona Hath­ Properly; Hospital Attache away, to the place made vacant by ship Marksmen; Details of torneys who defended William .‘1,000 Acres in Seminole that the ease ran he stopped in the removal. Dr. iluthnwny will Captured at the Same Tim e Maneuvers Arc Withheld Darling Shepherd. Stewart sitid County; Only Highest Class it < initial stuges by reason o f tech­ nical flaws in the hill filed with assume his new duties tomorrow Scott has became insane during People A re T o He Included •lustico Siddonn, a preliminary morning. l ’ EK ING , July 2I. — Morgan N O RFO LK, Vn.. July 21.— his 15 months incarceration in the ROCKWOOD, Tonn., July 24.— hearing on which is set for next A special meeting o f the mem­ I'nlmcr, an American has )>eee Though details o f the experiments Cook county jail, lie said lie was A holocaust threatened here today The establishment o f a Russian Tuesday. killed by bandits at his ranch on were not known in naval circles us firo, which hud smouldered in' bers o f tho department was call­ colony on a tnq’ t o f 3,(100 acre Should the case be thrown out Hie Sungari river, near Harbin, here and all messages concerning the heart o f Roane Iron Company ed by thu Governor for 10 o'clock bordering on the Wckiva River in now on technical grounds, Mr. Dr. Howard, an eye specialist, at­ the maneuvers between the ships mine here for days, swept uway Saturday morning, at which time the western s?ction o f Seminole Stephens said the way would latached to the Rockefeller Founda­ participating and the navy depart­ their harriers and began creeping thu department will be reorganisecounty was announced this morn­ o|icn for the filing o f a new nctoward the spot, where eight men ing hy Secretary It. W. I ’cnriiinn, tion, but meantime lie believes con­ tion hospital wa captured at the ment at Washington were handled in code, a hasty examination of were entombed yesterdny by nn Jr., o f the Sanford Chamber of gress will either remove the cause same time. explosion. Consular advices from Kingan I ho target dropped at the naval Commerce who stated that in- had under which the action was Rescue workers have turned state that I’nlmcr was killed on base hero Thursday afternoon by icceived the information tl»i.-. week aside from their efforts to save July 2u while defending his prop­ the dirigible Shenandoah, indicat­ from Mrs. M. L. Fulton, Inc., in­ ed the anti-aircraft gunners o f the the men in an attempt to stop the erty against bandits. terests with headquarters at T i­ flames. Two hodies of men ap­ battleship Texas had met with a tusville. Mr. Painter and his mother, Dr. degree of success in firing tests parently killed instantly, have It was point'd out that only Howard and his sun James, and held o ff the Virginia Capes to­ been brought to the surface. They the highest or Bourgeois class o f an American trader named Bald­ duy. were found 800 feet from the Russians, those who were driven win o f Knlgnn, Chinli Province, to ­ scene o f the explosion. The target, fifty feet long and Troni Russia hy the Bolsheviki ami gether with his w ife und child, A fter damp late Thursday nftcrother alien forces during and since were visiting Palmer’s ranch ro»rr.,ontiiii- a niinaturo dirigible, noon halted rescue workers after which hud been towed over the the World War, will be among which is in thu Manchurian pro­ they, SIX) H fi's Great Drnwhack ■ ■ had ........neiietrated *.......... . •• to tho?** who wilt settle in this coun­ vince o f Kirin, when the uttuek Tcxrs by the Shenundonh flying ouiiy lo arrive at nictuM ty. most o f those, It was declared, lect. bt tab unturtunacr'i.ikiv* V * rt nn nltitude of nlmut 5,000 feet, wan made. Illy has been one o f Amer- arc artists o f some note and will The first explosion was followed was gathered up hastily after it The rousular advices say that was dropped at the hast- a few ^ntest drawbacks, declared by a second which trapped the men lie nn asset to any prosperous Dr. Howard last night was still in alter. He urged that the community. two and a half miles from the en­ minutes after 5 o’clock and rushed Three to four ncrcs captivity; the others are "safe for o ff in an automobile to the ordi­ *1 .Sanford to g et away trance to the mine. Those known will be given to each family Mr. the present" hut their whereabouts nance' ijeoot and locked up. A ' Bn destructive rcsponsibil- Pcurinan said. There will proba­ to In- in the mine arc Superintend­ is now known. Tho American con­ iiasty examination hy those who mils in the campaign thus bly be 1,000 altogether, the first ent William Snow, Sum Givens, sul at Mukden, Samuel Sokohin relrived it after the Shenandoah •aid, have met with great arriving in tho early fall of this Roy Limburg, Sam Doughty, Jim lias gone to see the military gover­ circling over the Imac from tier II ktuuxo o f the collective year. Wilson, John Green, Tom Green, nor of Kirin in nn effort to effect return to sea, had dropped it : bow­ kility assumed hy the ofRaymond Watkins and Tom Sulli­ It is announced by Mrs. Fulton, the release of Dr. Howard. B'l lenders who have been that each year van. ed, however a dozen or more holes approximately B and it is hoped that the $28,000,000 of g ifts in the forms The little hope held for the res­ The Rockefeller hospital has apparently torn hy fra g •nents o f ■'no ale selected on the o f tokens and souvenirs are sold cue of the men alive was bused been advised that Dr. Howard's son bursting shells. The hi* m were h soliciting memberships to visitors and tourists in this upon the possibility that aided hy James is safu oil a customs launch small, resembling triangular drip■ i ' ' a like responsibility. state. Practically all o f these a booster fan in their vicinity, th>y at Fuchochcn. oil snags, and were of varying H .v d ignorance.” stated “ gifts," stif said, ure manufactur­ might have brattice! o ff the gas Mr. Palmer was connected with sizes. H “ is one o f the most ed in northern and eastern cities infected area. the Salt administration in Peking How many shots were file I bv A rescue squad o f federal helmet destructive agencies and are shipped to Florida. They lull lotired sometime ago to con­ the Texas and under what ru'd!men with safety lamps entered the ^■n in America. It is for are in turn sold to people who duct an experimental farm. tions were not known here, hut mine yesterday afternoon nnd pen­ that the whole nation come to Florida from those sec­ plans previously made ptdtli’ pro­ etrated to within eight hundred I educated in the facts tions of the country. vided for firing at the target from feet o f tiie men before forced to kina it-s responsibilities." the Texas at ranges around 5,1)00 Mrs. Fulton plans to have the retreat because o f after-damp. ■- of any nation or Russian emigrants in addition to feet. The Shenandoah, whi li I -It Members of the crew expressed ^ B K"ld reserve foreign developing part of the country’s Lakidiurst this morning nt»| wu the belief tlmt there wan little trade nnd man power best agricultural section, manufac­ Inst reported passing over lloq Is­ hope of the imprisoned men escap­ ry. declared Dr. Karr, ture a iarge number of these sou­ land ell route to sell at 11: lit a. hi., ing these fumes. averted, is a natural venirs, especially in the pottery annurently curried out the pro­ Fire was discovered in the work­ center because o f its line. Many talented artists will lie gram ns arranged. A fter the firings forty days ago and the por­ :i its situation at tho impluyi'd in this manner, she said, gent|jng she returned to Hamilton tions weru bratticed o ff, the brat­ [navigation on the St. the project giving the settlers a mine j Ronds, dropped the target nnd tice# being removed Saturday! [• It stands a chance, chance for better living nt the d m sped o ff in a northerly direction. when all traces o f the fire had F choose to make it so, same time establishing u new in­ Navel officials said they did not Fire again flamed e of the greatest in­ dustry in this state. H O N O LU LU , July 21.— Three disappeared. iired know whether she had returned to into life last night and Superin­ i ' 1tx of Florida. The I'.il- Lakehurst or had gone to join the army airplanes crashed on Oahu Many o f them have fine ability, tendent Snow organized a crew to ■ advertised, however, pait- I’utokn, tier lender, in lower t'hes* itdund Thursday, killing two avia­ extinguish thu flames. Thu explo­ B in order to briir; the tors and injuring three others, >kinet apelike Ray. sion, Is lievcd to have been caused f i i lied Tlie target, as the Shenandoah one seriously. ’Ibis made four by the gas generated hy the p re­ Political Deniogogue lIimi. reached the naval base here, was crashes in the Inst week, with a vious fire, occurred ns this crow $ several things to be being towed at an cluvntion of total o f throe pilots killed. was working far hack in the mine. liiist m thu building of The dead arc> First Lieutenant Firu Inspector King, who gave hmunity, he said, and Charles I,. Morse, Lancaster, N. the first alarm, was so badly gas­ [•*■’ I taken to sec that II., and First Lieutenant John A. 11.‘I Hurt A s Veranda Wyatt, sed that it wus only nfter some enter intu differencial Hampton, Va. had been administered O f Theater Collapses Tho injured are; Stnff Serge­ stimulant that ho was able to give an ac­ ant Prosper Ter Mnulten; Second count of the explosion. King stat­ I iiriitcnnnt John F. McBlain, Dis­ ed that he hud closed a door be­ Secretaries To M eet trict o f Columbia, and l ’rivatu tween himself ami the entombed f r cent o f all com­ Hanks, acting observer. men to keep the ventilation going ' organized in the In Orlando To Form Aline rescue helmets and safety Both of thu officers leave fam ­ l'i. Karr declared, N ew A d vertisin g Unit ilies. Sergeant T er Moultcn is lamps had recently been taken to n are organized on tiie most seriously hurt of the in­ Knoxville for repair and the first "'O' instead o f on rescue squad today had only one jured. A meeting of the secretaries of 111'• <'arclessness nnd I.ieutcnant Morse took o ff from safety lamp and no helmets. Be­ *> the people o f a the Chambers of Commerce o f cen­ Luke Field, on the army end of cause of lack of equipment, the rc to bo carefully tral Florida has been called for Thursday, Aug. 13, at Orlando, ac­ Ford Island, at almost the sumo crew could not penetrate far into "u i ’age Three) cording to nn announcement made time that u navy plane piloted by the mine. Members of thn American l e g ­ this morning by Secretary R. W. Chief Betty O fficer Frosio arose People Enjoy Ferrman, Jr., o f tho local trade ion. under direction o f Captain nt thn other end o f thu island. The two pilots evidentally did Robert Thompson are policing the 1 oncert Given body. The purpose o f the meeting, he not see cueh other until their grounds around tho mine, heavy said, is to discus:, block advertis­ planes were near collision. Eye­ cables having been placed before Valdez Balcony ing of the central section o f Flor­ witnesses said both were circling tho entrance. trying to obtain "ceilin g” and that I number o f Sanford pco- ida hy tho various Chambers of Morse apparently glimpsed the l " i the concert given by JCommerce. Through this method of ROCKWOOD, Tcnn., July 24,— six months amounted to *2.98 n navy piano and tried to pull away. Imunieip.-ii band from the |advertising, it is believed that larshare on the common stock. Earn­ An no did so Hie lull surface* anil The bodies of iTaudu Tindell and tfer spaces may bo secured which Pf the Valdez Hotel last Watkins, in n ) isoned ings for the second quarter were control wires o f Morse’s ptune Raymond P Wax indicated by the |will prove very profitable to the 11.31 per share, as compared with came in contact with the surface early toduy in the Bryson dip British area included in the block. Coal Minors Mouse given each num11 cents per share for the sec­ o f the navy plane, throwing the workings o f tho Itoano Iron Com­ The cost and west coasts o f the M "r Jos. Reizunsteia .statond quarter o f 1921. army plane, which was heavily pany were recovered ea rly tonight. Threatening to Strike korning that he nnd mem- stale hnvu been very successful The value o f orders on hand loaded, out o f control. The army Tim bod’aa were horribly mangled in this method o f advertising, con­ po organization are gratiund identification was established June 30. 1925. was $50,312,813, ns piano ‘ tinued Mr. I'earmaii. which sub­ away, then LONDON, July 2 1.— I i the response accorded by compared with $05,921,289 at the to earth, striking on the by their clothing. stantiates the ladief o f tho secre­ Inc*. afternoon it was anmuir Thu bodies wore found more end o f the preceding quarter, and and turning upside down representatives of Brit f the ______ mimhcrs especially taries o f this section that U will than a mile from the entrance to 940,196,938 at the H IM time last also prove profitable here. miners and mine owtuit I those who heard tho the mine. Rescue workers said they year. meet in a joint confer* [h e first was thu "HuntThe decrease in orders on hand, Mail O rder D ru g Plot hud been blown eight hundred feet [•" a descriptive number, K ey W est Bill to Come by the fore* o f the blast. They had said Air. Gruce's report, wus ac­ r the bund. It, was dectnrcounted fo r by the usual seasonal Unearthed by Officers no hope, they said, o f finding the l"no o f tho best selections B efore Special Session other men alive. sleekness at this time in rail nnd M in this city. N E W Y O R K , July 24.— A malt accessory orders. With a current T A L L A H A S S E E , July 21.— A k«nd number in which midsummer demand sufficient to order narcotic syndicate, operating M arkets rsent expressed n great special session o f the Florida le g ­ support an operation of approxi­ mainly in tho southern states, is interest and cnthusinxnt islature will I n* called hy Governor mately 00 |)cr cent pf capacity for believed by police to huvu been dis­ itio, two comets and u Martin to convene late in October CHICAGO, j tho stoel industry ns a whole, and closed with thu urrest o f John T. p. by John nnd Bernard to act on n bill to create u Monroe with no ace’,rT ’ latlon o f stocks, Gilbert early today. Folice say he September, l.4C*i j and Theodore Rittenmar. county wat^r supply district. The Mr. Grace said ho looked for an had $5,000 worth o f heroin nnd centber, 1.474 tc pc program was one o f governor announce*) tho plnn fol­ early full demand requiring a sub­ morphine ami a mailing list of September 1.044 I enjoyable given here for lowing a conference with promi­ 500 names. September ID s, stantial increase in production. nent Key Weslcjs, L e Responsil Declared L a t Factor h t y Building [ration Of iple Is Urged Bayless Succeeds J William M. Corry FIRE THREATENS LIVES OF E IG H T IMPRISONED MEN Scheipp Swamped With Suggestions, Goes To Country Healthy Outlook For Business Seen By President Of Bethlehe �* «s*| ' rV 5 * THE SANFOITO H THURSDAY, *Y 23, 1925, Pastor W ed s A ctress A *'•* f) •• • erous Than In 1920 T A L L A H A S S E E , July 23.— In Per cent of farm mtnngers •pile o f the depression in nfericulPer cent o f farm tore that has prevailed over most tenants .2: o f the United States in the last Per cent o f land area few years, Florida farmers are not in farms ................. 1' only more numerous bat more pros­ Per cent o f land area improved .......... < perous than they were in 1920, as Average number o f acres shown by statistics just compiled per farm .... ... . I ' by Roland M. Harper, geographer, Improved acres per from the preliminary returns ot farm ......................... the federal census of 1025. Value of farm lands "N e a rly every county in the two per acre ................I 37:78 r.7.ti() neighboring states that has been Value ofland per reported on so fnr shows a mnrked fnrm ? decrease in number, acreage and Value of buildings value of farms in the last fiv« per furm ...».......... . years, and the same is true o f a "Repcrate figures for few counties in northern Florida/ and value of lifforent races for says Dr. Harper, who continues this year are NOT available yet, "but in the Mate an a whole thi hut part o f the increase in the per average size o f farms. I'rclimin-1 certnge o f owners and in value o f ary reports from all but two M o - 1faints doubtless is due to the in­ rida countiei are now available, and! crease in proportion of white farm ­ the for these two have..........era. been ; . figures _ ............. That however lanot suffici^vUmntA/I Vv*»• tin, Lmt ratios 11a « ent to explain the decided increase ertimated,' xsoi tthat the ffinal for the whole state are not likely lands and huildings, to d iffer much from those here pre­ age Florida is un­ sented. more prosperous to­ " ‘ Between li>20 and 1925 the wns five years ago. number of farms in Florida in­ creased eleven per cent, while the population increased thirty per­ cent, the difference being due to the fact that citfeH have been grow ­ ing fuster than rural population e v ­ er since censuses were first taken. The number o f white farmers in­ creased about 10 per cent, while that o f colored farmers decreased about 5 yer cent. "Rome comparative figures for 1920 anil 1!(2& are i;iyen in the fo l­ lowing tables. Those for l!*2.r» may have to be revised Hlightly later: Florida: been given out yet, the decrease Per cent o f pop­ in size of farms and increase in , ulution, white .tki,tl 08 /i I land values indicate that farming Pbr cent o f farmers, in Florida, already more intensive white, than in other .southern states has liecome rtill more so in the lar.t five years." Is (o He Ilullt In Heart of African Jungle; T o Teach Native Hoys, Girls There Klemcnlals o f Civilization More than any other fine car, it combines compactness for handling and parking with roominess for riding comfort 65 IN A CO. It offers amazing economy and long life with reliability not surpassed in any price class iHE A. ^ ttUUSlER •*»*« <A« Leaaliful HupmnhiU Fight and Four mod tit at our thuwrounu I’ K R S fliN G (ilVIC S D A T A O N U. S. A R M Y T R A IN IN G C O R PS C A M P S ■ *- 11li.ir- || (j,.n,.ri,| j , Pershing cuts must bo at tire expense o f our inm y and navy’s efficiency nml out future safety. The way to f.e i i by better business organi­ sation a id better co-oriliimtion in ‘,'ie different spheres o f local, II. Miss iiniii.i r eain| < aie without niili- Male, and Federal (ioverm rent. in National Defense it bcliooves etary for tari.uu, heeau.'.e in:.- defense sy.-T A L L A H A S S E E , July 21.— One e Ix-ugti- ’ em i this n o ,t d' -n im lie ill t:n- ll.i country to follow that course o f thh- m ost cuhHusiVe evidences rtenint is 1 • i h«y an* h.-. eg upon tin- which our experience has shown that Florida is to have an unpre­ nients. hiei.... i id, ;| i i .. rvt • • lu coun­ to in1 the wisest anil the safest cedented influx o f visitors next try lor the) mi! ; ii.iv I 'lu iw oy, and t!it* most economical. In otliwinter, it is believed here, is found i he youn net g< in ( he cump <r words, vve must maintain a renin the contents of letters being June 30, there were in state road D l’ O V O Is'i-uu-e they v.i h t > lie construe- •.nable army and must make pre­ receivd by th- agricultural de­ camps and at the state farm alto­ » five, active c i f i s e n not hecaii e paration uguinst the possibility of partment asking for inform atbn gether 1,372 as compared with 1,­ lu- fulse falsi- to our obligations i the government insula upon them war or !u* 381 on January 1. about this state. to our country and its future. Con • j la ing just tlmt. In m > ' countri'-A majority o f those in prison Requests for literature descrip­ forming to our traditions, our V l S I ^ f l ,nili,“ ry w* t •» lonipiil.iory. tive of the state’s resources and were o f the t y w physically able tones must be democratic, with These army camps modest in to do manual labor ami were a*, possibilities so fur in July o f this 1nothing that savors o f militarism. izn and length, are the beginning year have been twice as large ns work in building state highways. I hey must he economically and e f­ -.1. — A ,,f prepart-dness in our country, fo r a similar period in 1921. ■* is Seven hundred and sixty sev< n ficiently administered, o f suffieitie wind. Tli<-y are purely American in keep, were on June 30 engaged j,i . stated by employees o f th.- depart­ |ent strength to guarantee the inhe raijge mg with American traditions, ment whose duty it Is to supply ing this kind o f work, 185 of them Itcgrity o f our frontiers; ami i.o has !>eeii idi.ili. and principle.-!. the data asked for by the writers. whites and 582 negroes. organized as to be capable o f rapid A t the state prison farm at T , At this time it again seems nce- expansion jnto a well-trained ami One o f the striking features o f y at rort c*trs:«ry to sound the warning disciplined army o f such size as the letters fs that it great many Ruifnrd there wore <3(5 altogether, ‘V , ..r-.iin-t the dunger of unprcruir- may h<- needed to bring the war of them convey the information 233 white tnnlen, eight white fe­ "ceessful (.(lnif.,. TherL. hflH' |‘llin that the writer is planning a trip males, and 313 negro males and to a victorious conclusion. accuracy illl|l.,|imt(J preparedm-sa In tilts to Florida next wliitoi, but tn.it 51 negro females. I submit that the new citizen fiir t he wants to o-ii Im u thorough , lotiniry. We have it..... out of all Tw o hundred and sixty four new capable j (|j lll|r wars vv it}, uH. |,0Ht „ f ;n. nrmy o f the United States, a l­ rindy o f \h« differen iecti.»iii o f prisoners were received i* the y aim |(l.nl|ons „ n,| high resolves huioe- though skeletonize d during peace, the state with the vies e f locating state farm during the first six is capable of rapid expansion in looai advantageously ,, !,M. 11 forth to 4k - prepared to pre ervu months o f (he year. To offset (his war. W e must sec- to it, however, ! I ! , | " ur a "'* liberty. Mm these that the* vkelvtnn f»»rir released be­ in diameter ns it rose. T Complying with requests of this number 201 were s are strong I olulioii:! like tlio.si* ^ 1 1 character the department sends out cause o f the expiration of their and direction were eonij enough in peace and so trained many each New Year lir.ve i .Iwuvh Its booklets and pamphlets descri sentences fi:ly -fiv c were paroled is done at the im-tcorolcq that the\ cun accomplish the oxbeen bn-ken. A fter eueh war we- pniisioii mission that would be Ling each county in thu sta* •. <>r pardoned, eight died natural tion during the day. Th have lapsed into our old lialiit o f their-i in an emergency. These publication* givo in detail deaths, ami one, I. <’. Comlimuii, to have been th<- fir.*’ mglect. Temporary ex|H-dietit-y the acreage, type of lands found e negro from Manme- county was idea o f tracking a im-d I lo-re L a great difference hchas ulwayii tempted in to keep in the counties, the kinds o f crops executed May <!, for <-rir. inn! ot- at night had been tried. ' « nation tlmt believes m whittling down our military c*are produced, with the suggestions Tin- experiment wa i \i prepuri Inc-s and a nation that is tnhlishmcnt. As a re ult tin pre­ its to whftt might b? grown, urn!' successfully by the o|>«paration that should Is- made is actually piepureil. The measure such other information ns hits been the light the first time i never made. Always to our rent " ! the differ, m-e is tin- size and thought worth while in eon* pllaout field glasses. Atr sill pi e, war, with all its confuti- kirnl o f pea.-e-tinu- estalilishment tions heretofore made. conditions wen- adverse, mn and cost in lives and money, maintained. nnris I (rake-, an English clouds and a heavy wind has come to im largely bee,m-e ,jf I hnvi recouiinendeil and r.till F.ustls — Atlantic Const Line sighted evid lives of a |nevertheless the balloon v ■air weakness. insist that adequate preparedness Haitroml announces definite plan, t at St. Atu.iidino in ec| for 1,500 yards. Milit for construction of freight depot ii lie was returning from ports said that with hcttci We always have heard the "n o ­ *'»» the Un ! .1 States o f Arneri a loting i-xpuiition to tho I ment it could Im* tracked more v.ai" prophecy. It wa par­ euli!. for a Regular Army o f 13 loike Okecchohcu i.« the (ies. lie fired upon the as 3,000 curds, ticularly strm.g a fter the war of <*00 offit-4 rs and I50.0INI enlisted lake in Florida urn! ouo ion and so excited th-» I I HI 2. R is of foreign importation men. thoroughly tialm il, as our largest iu the IJnitd Stat having In en heeded ages ago by nil In A line <>t defeiist ami as in'* ahnndoned the fort ami I Tarpon Springs- MuniiTi around 700 squar miles in Mirrt-ndi-red, after which i course to lie improved lions which wen thereafter do- elm etors of our civilian soldiers. face urea. ■I the town. (this city ami Collier count alloyed by war and have only <>ur National (itmrd should eon -1 •eft their ruins to be excavated by cist of .ii least "00,000 officer:' ami men thoroughly organized ami | scientists. trained a* our neeond line o f d c - 1 We bear much at tic present lease ami capable of reinforcing lime of economy. That is all im­ the -mall Regular Army without portant m government a in l.usi- m biy. ||„. Officers’ Reserve » ' •"*. Rut there ure two kinds of s o m e o n e T u r n e d Ou R \ tu r p i should be made up o f f»o ! A ll im \ '\ N E e L - N A O W U H ^ economy— tho true and the alleg­ to no thousand of the finest typ H O R S E S LOOSE A N O \ A A S K t N l’ \ ed. When a farm er ref us a to A A I H A im T B lM oi Americans, capable of orgunizp'lint or re-shingle his barn ho is ing lh<- 27 divisions of the Orgnii-fo O K A L L OUR CUJithMOr \ SLiH STFW- ' H E A H bAWSELF - A not saving money but losing it, for W H I L E W E VNERE TiV fiM C r A S A FRiENO. A - VNELL N A tS , I lie is merely speeding tin- day '* Re*erves during mi emergency fm- th' >■ mu.-t bring victory. OuV A B a t h a t h e r d s p r in g s H o w ; LOtsigT win n la- will have no barn at ail B lM H E A H V3oT V" , " r|:" • ' ! • nil ■' <•.... A farmer may think that it ii I T S B E E N ! T E R R I B L E * Th E H A S CoRL Ill schools mid colleges should be v j e \ _ L - I R E A uO f •• >mmiy not to fertilize In field:: extended, not ileerea,ed, for out o f H O T S U M , CACT u S A M 'S f\N to B E E N S E T T H h a i m t P a »d n o oi rotate his crops, but lie i. mere- H i'-mi m iet (onie mo. t of the -loo . t h a r r c a d m ' l\ destroying tinvalue of In land B urrs , a veritable h a d e s ? TE M SH U M - n ic e ono officers that a major eiiier: and losing Ida most vmuuhlc pds- gt-ney would require TRET PAPUH j y vxEATmuh nnl’o Ey Our Citi■•• sioii. zeii.i Mibtary Training Cniniis I G a h o u in ’ , It is not economy to save thirty smmiii tram from 50,000 t<i l o o . l million dollars a year on national 000 yo-mg men each summe: I •lefensi ami then spend thirty bil­ *’ " ,m them must mini- largo num­ lions in two years during war. it bers of commissioned and n.,nwould take u thousand years to ciiiiiuiis sinned officers that would snvo at thirty million a year what Is- needed by the Organized Re­ was thrown away in !„• 'luring serves during war and tin- noldi,.r< the World War. T h i . is m>t. considcring the most prieele.- of all tilings— A W ric a n lives. A m ili­ tary estalilishuuiit like a great business is the pioduet o f years o f labor and thought. It cannot be made in a few months or years, ft took us eighteen months, in spite of our 30 billions of dullard, to put an American army m the field for four months in the World Influx Of Letters Prison Population s Evidence Great Of Florida Remains nterest In Florida Same During Year njj is hen ami iy ropre • ami preg in fJon SANFORD AUTOMOBILE CO., Inc Ihn Army i : unn.ior camps are modest in rm.ipan mi with the grand tiiam u .or v. iii li arc held annually I*% i-m .1 >o .. great mi l mall nntini i tl w.a Id. 'i I ■ e !s OUT OUR WAY By Williams Good Advertising The man who uses the newspapers tolls his story quickly and directly to all the people in the territo ry covered by the circulation o f those papers. In your ad, be s tra ig h tfo rw a rd — be sensi The attem pt to use clever w itticism s in ads has done more to ruin a d vertisin g than any other factor. * Don’t bo sensational ✓ T ell the simple unvarnished your product. Invariably your readers w ill appreciate it and come to your store rath er than g o to the place o f the m erchant who e x a g g e ra te s his product. Poor goods cannot bo sold by s e n s a tio n a l advertising. , t * v < i he good ad is the truth1well told t h e h e o t p a u O I?V / lllA »A A * *t p ? �THE SANFORD . 34.00 S P E C IA L ASSESSM ENT R O L L P R E P A R E D U N D E R A UTH O R1TY 8400 sta. yda overhaul a t lc .________ ... . 3,542.12 OF R E SO LU TIO N S N U M B E R 221 A N D 232, adopted on the 4687 Hn ft . curb and gutter a t 76c.....__ 98.00 13th day o f July, A. D. 1925, by the City Commission e f the 2*0 lin. ft. single curb headers at 35c. . 4,869.60 6087 sq. yds. macadam fdandation (6 Ihch thick) a t 80c.. City of Sanford, Fla. . 6,248,62 The following is the estimated coat o f paving Fourth Street frotn 6126 sq. yds. 2 Inch asphalt top at $1.02..... .................... . 193.20 644 sq ft. alley return at 30c..............---------------------Summerlin Ave., west to M eltanville Ave., with a 6" rock base sur­ . 200.00 8.73 cu yds class B concrete at 23.00..................... ...... faced with asphalt, 24 feet in width, and paving Fourth Street from . 280.00 8 Inlets type A a t $35.00______ 1 -------------------Mellonville Ave., west to Locust A ve., with sheet asphalt on a 6" rock . 90.00 3 inlets type B at $30.00.........................._.................. base, 24 feet in width. MOSCOW, July 00.— To relieve j the world do diplomats lead a, . 525.00 300 lin. ft. 12 inch concrete sewer 6-8 at $1.75............ (1 ) Fourth St., from Summerlin Ave., to Mellonville Ave. uninteresting the tedium o f life among the fo r-j more uneventful, . 350.00 7 manholes 4-6 at $50.00...... .......................— 600,00 life than in the bolshevik capital. 1,000 cu. yds, grading a t 50c................ ........ eign diplomats and newspaper cor­ 8180 818 M. 3 inch drain tile 0-3 at $100.00 per M.............. Such social amenities ns evening 1,122.00 respondents, the Moscow govern- dress suits have alm oit entirely 1,320 lin. ft. concrete curb & gu tter @ 85c ... 79.05 1 1054 MBM lumber In trenches at $75.00 per M................. 2860.00 ment has adopted the expedient disappeared, ami u silk hat ia 2200 sq. yds. paving @ 1.30 ___ __________ . 2,629.20 I 2504 lin ft. 12 inch storm sewer at $1.05 0-4.................... 1100 si;, ft. concreto alley returns @ 35c... o f givin g free theatrical enter­ rarely seen. . 586.00 j 260 lin. ft. 18 inch storm sewer at $2.25 (0 -4 )— ....... tainments once a month. Early It was believed tho arrival of 1200 lin. ft. 3” drain tile @ 100.00 per M. . 176.26 In June a distinguished gathering Jcaa Herbcttc, the new French Engineering, legal expense, advertising, etc, 13.00 2 monuments at $6.50........... ........ ................... ..... .... o f ambassadors, consuls and So­ ambassador, would relievo the vie t commissars were the guesta dullness that pervades tho foreign 220.32 Laboratory Inspection o f materials.................. „... o f the Soviet government at a missions, hut the hopes o f those Total estimated cost ....... ........... - ................... 44580 Legal expense, advertising etc 2 per cent------ .'----concert given at the State Opera who sought greater socinl nctivity To be borne entirely by adjacent property owners. 1,113.25 Engineering 5 per cent........ ...........................'....... House, which was featured by bal­ and gaiety have disappeared. The let dances, operatic pieces and vo- French ambassador and his wife Number of feet frontage .............. — ..... - ......... 1229.01) cal solos by Bolshevik Russia’s Us o modestly at the former house Assessment per foot frontage ......... ............... .......... $4.8f $23,823.61 best artists. Thentrlcal Square, n ' tb* Nansen Relief Mission, and (2 ) Fourth St. from Mellonville Ave. to Locust Ave Total cost exceeds the preliminary estimated cost, which^cannot be where the ambassadorial automo­ already have ndopled the quiet, tin2500 cu. yds. grading @ 50c — - ................................... exceeded in assessment against adjacent property. biles drew up, resembles Times ootrusivc social customs of their .1500 lin. ft. concrete curb & gutter @ 85c ................ F R E D T. W IL L IA M S , Engineer. Spare, New York, at the busiest colleagues in the diplomatic mis­ theatrical hour. Moscow has not sions. 300 lin. ft. flush curb @ 35c ............. ....................... — E. R. T ra ffo rd ’a Map o f Sanford. seen so many fine limousines since On the very infrequent occas­ 4780 sq. yds. paving @ 2.00 ...................................— F eet Final the days o f tho Czar. The flag! ion:; when entertainments arc givFrontage Assessment NAM E: Description 1200 sq. ft. concrete alley returns @ 35c .............. o f all nations were seen, the :n by t h • government or by forM. T. Halley, Lot 6 blk 15 tr. 6.............. French tricolor being especially rigii mi -inn-, the wives and fam­ 1350 lin. ft. 12 " pipe @ 1.10 .................................... . M. T. Halley, Lot 7 blk 15 tr. 6............ consnicious. 10 inlets at $35.00......................................................• ilies o f the diplomats nre conspic­ Whether because o f the com­ uous by their absence. The fact M. T. Halley, N 50 ft. lot 8 blk 15 tr. 6 1 manhole plete absence of socinl life gene­ is that life in tho Russian metrop­ J. A. Cunningham, S 14 ft. o f lot 8 blk 15 tr. 6....14 rally or to the high cost o f living, olis is »o dull, difficult and dear, 3000 lin. ft. 3 ’ drain tile @ 100.00 per M J. A. Cunningham, lot 9 blk 15 tr.6............... 50 tho foreign embassies and lega­ that foreign ambassadors and min­ Engineering, legal expense, etc.............. J. A. Cunningham, lot 10 blk 15 tr.6... ........... 13.7 tions entertain only on rnre oecn- isters prefer to leave the members aions. Invitations to dinned or to o f their families at home where 15 tr.7............... 60 Total estimated cost ................... .........-....... —• 17819.39 Mcisch Realty Co., Lot 1 blk parties from the members of one not mnl conditions prevail and Meisch Realty Co., Lot 2 blk 15 tr. 7............... 60 embassy to another, or to members where they have the customary To be Imrne entirely by adjacent property owners. Mcisch Realty Co., Lot 3 blk 15 tr. 7................. 87.3 o f the Soviet government ,arc sel­ social and friendly contact with Number o f feet frontage ...................................... 3,142.76 The Oaks, Sanford, Florida. dom given. Perhaps nowhere in neighbors. Assessment per foot frontage .............................. .,...$5.67 Mrs. A. D. Lane, lot 1 ...................................... 60 280.02 Fred T. Williams, Engineer, Mrs. A. D. Lane, Lot 2...... ................... ............. , 50 280.02 Does This Dam M enace City? Feet Pr Mrs. A , D. I-nnc, Lot 3...................................... 60 280.02 Name: Description Frontage Ass Mrs. A. I). Lane, Lot 4....................................... .117.5 658.06 Mayfield, Sanford, Fla. Mrs. A. 1). Lane, Lot 6....................................... 146 f. 12.07 613.20 Bodwell Realty Co;, Lot 7 Blk 7 ........................... .140 Frnnk Lossing, Lot 16......................................... 145 812.07 326.70 Ilodwcll Realty Co., Lot 13 Blk 7......... ............... 74.59 E. J. W hite’s Subdivision, Sanford, Fla, 262.80 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 14 Blk 7.......................... 60 T. E. Wilson Est,, Lot 1 blk 2......................... . 95 26280 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 15 Blk 7............................ 60 I. W. Phillips Sons, Lot 2 blk 2...„...................... 95 Edna McCullcr and Emma Owens, Lot 3 blk 2 ... 47.5 Snnford Heights, Sanford, Fla. Geo. A. DeCottcs, Lake and Key, Lot 1........... . 127 Geo. A. DeCottcs, Lake and Key, Lot 30........ 127 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 1 Geo. A. DeCottcs, Lake and Key, Lot 31............ 127 J. G. Michael, Ixit 19........................ Mrs, Fannie Schwartz, Lot 60.......................... 127 Anne Wiercinski, Lot 20................... Forrest Lake and A. R. Key, Lot 66......... ...... 127 Cora Roush, Lot 21 ......................... I*. Toyama, Lot 67 ............................................... 127 Berg Si Deane, Lot 22....................... C, Schultz and E. F. Housholdcr, Lot 96............ 127 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 4 Cassandra Schultz, Lot 97.................................. 127 Maurice Winibish, Lot 59 ... ............ S. F. Doudney, Lot 111...................... .............. 154 Mellonville, Snnford, Fla R. E. Shiver, L o t 112................................. ....... 164 John C. Smith, I/>t 1 blk 28................................... J. A. Kelley, Lot 146......................................... . 154 John r. Smith, Lot 3 blk 28................................... G. A. DeCottcs, Lako. and Key, Lot 147......Ip4 F. R. Mitchell, L ot 1 blk 29.................................. J. C. Hall, Lot 3 blk 29............................................ Wm. M. Collins Est., Lot 1 blk 30.......................... Wm. M. Collins Est., Lot 3 blk 30........................ J. Jncob Gut, Lot 2 blk 34....................................... J. Jacob Gut, Lot 4 blk 34..................................... to Beg.......................’........................214,3 J. Jacob Gut, Lot 2 blk 3 5 .... .............................. Mary E. McGill, Beg. 10 Ch. S. and 670 ft.-E. of N. W. Cor of N. E. 1-4 o f Sec. 36 Tp. J. Jacob Gut, Lot 4 blk 35.................................. . 19 S. R. 30 E. Run E. 109 ft. N. to A. C. L. D, C. Itnhh, Lot 2 blk 8 6 ..............................,......... R. W. N W ly along R. W. to I ’ t. north of D. C. Robb, b it 4 1)1k 36......................................... Beg. S. to B e g ..................... ....... ..... ....... 184.4 Knit Lake City b more than usually Interested in (he condition o f this Normally Square, Sanford, Fla dam, which some engineers declare unsafe. It Is under construction at Fred E. Crandall, Lot 2 0 ................. .............. ...... 4 Orange Heights, Sanford Florida. Dali Monutain, Utah, M nubs from Salt Lake City, und if it should L. E. White, Lot 6 blk 2............ 62 347:23 ..... > . r . . ' r * . Tfofltpse it w<J\i!d turn 500,000,000 gallons' o f water on1 the c ity ,' Now Fred B. Crandall,'-f.of L. E. White, Lot 7 blk' 2...."....................... ......... 62 347.23 teat# o f its strength are being made. Fred E. Crandall, Lot 22........................................ L. E. White, Lot 8 blk 2....................*........... 1.... 62 347.23 Fred E. Crandall, Lot 23........................................ L. E. White, Lot 9 blk 2....................... ............ 62 317.23 ..... ....... Florida had only one represenOn August 8, lu ll nn net of August Kilham, Lot 24 ........... ........ . L. E. White, Lot 10 blk 2................;........... ....... 62 347.23 tntive in congress until 1870 when congress was approved that gave Fred T. Williams and Tony Pitchford, Lot 25....... L. E. White, Lot 11 blk 4................................. 62.1 the rennet allowed two and 1872 one representative for each 212,107 A. F. Kelley, Ix)t 26. 347.79 the second representative was persons in each state. This made I- E. White, Lot 12 blk 4...................... 58.5 327.03 elected. Florida aecu ted its third <•15 member 1 in congress. Because Fred E. Crandall, Lot 27 L. E. White, Lot 13 blk 4.............................. 58.5 327.63 represr.ltgtivo under the act of the act was passed after the bi­ Fred E. Crandall, Lot 28......................... ............... L. E. White, Lot 14 blk 4.................................... 58.5 327.63 congress In 1901 that provided ennial session of tin- Florida legis J. K. Pace's Subdlv. o f Blk. " C " Mellonville, L. E. White, Lot 15 blk 4.................................... 58.5 that the house o f congress should luturc bid ended, the state had a 327.63 Jas. Moughton, The South 150 feet of Lot 41 ! be composed o f 386 members a f­ congressman at large for two L. E. White, Lot 16 blk 4.................................... 58.5 327.63 Harry II. Ileeren, The South 150 feet o f l-ot 45 : ter March 3, 1903. The legisla­ years. L. E. White, Lot 17 blk 4.................................... 58.5 327.63 ture o f Florida created the new Harry II. Ueercu, The South 150 feet o f Lot 10 8 L. E. White, Lot 18 blk 4.................................. 58.5 327.63 congriidiuiiid district in 1901, g iv ­ Mamie J. Ileeren, b it 18 ........ ing the state three congressional 327.63 Mamie J. Ileeren, Lot 19 ..................................... districts. 357.63 Mamie J. Ileeren, Lot 50 Mamie J. Ileeren, Lot 5 1 ........................ ............. Jas. Moughton Beg. on the North line o f Lot 43 at n point 257Vi feet N. 86 degrees W. of N E Cor. of said b it 13 run S. 4 degrees W. 150 feet, N. 86 degrees W. 291.8 feet, N'. I degrees E. 150 feet S. 86 degrees E. 291.8 feet 21 George Elliott Beg. on tho North line o f Lot 43 nt a point 157' i feet N. 86 deg-ees W. of the N E Cor. o f said Lot 43, run S. I degrees W. 135 feet, N. 85 degrees W. 100 feet, N. I degrees E. 135 feet, S. 86 degrees E. 100 feet J. K. Smith Beg. on tile North line o f b it 43 at n point 5 7 'i feet N. 86 degrees W. o f the N K Cor. of said b it 43, run S. t degrees W. 135 feet, N. 86 degrees W. 100 feet, N. I degrees, E. 135 feet, S. 86 degrees E. 100 fe et................. ......... R. J. Reel Beg. at the NE Cor. of Lot 43 run S. 4 degrees Standard Coastwise 1 W. 135 feel, N. 86 degrees W. 57Vi feet N. 4 ’’•“'“k'J11 *8i*burn ins itrnmrrv * W degrees, E. 135 feet, S. 86 degrees, E. 57Vi ■UmUrtt nt cuialnr, TrinoiutrUtMi ■cro-mm.Mlntj(m, ^, lui-fctml JiX'u feet .................................. 'o r e i g n Envoys Find Life R a t h e r Tedious In Moscow; Free Entertainments Given j ■ : . . Nonvea Addition, Sanford, Fin New S. S. "Cherokee" Now In Service thence N o r th 2 9 5 .2 fe «t td the eoiltherty «Ide • o f Seminole Boulevard thence SEly alorij the Southerly aide o f aaid Boulevard 222.8 feet thence south' 216,2 feet to .......................... 2228 American Legion Beg. at the N E Cor.; o f tho intersection o f Myrtlo Avc. and W ater Street in the City of Sanford, Fla., run East 117 fe et North 289.54 feet to the Southerly line o f Seminole Boule­ vard thence N W ly along the Southerly side of said Boulevard 125.1 feet thence South 203.95 fe e t to beg..............—.......... ......................-......... 125.1 Notice is hereby given to any and all persons inten Special Assessments ngainst the various pliccs o f proper, scribed that said special assessments are payable in f u|| , days after the above and foregoing special assessment r equalized, approved nd confirmed, or In ten equnl annual F I N A L E S T IM A T E FOR T H E P A V IN G O F PALMSfio ii F E E T W ID E FROM F R A N K L IN S T R E E T T O GtLVfl , U| * The following is the final estimated cost o f payiig 24 ft. in width from Franklin Street south to G e n e n k ^ ^ Inch rock base surface treated with asphalt and slag chip*. 4328 cu yds. excavation at 40c................................ ......... 2604 lin ft. curb and gutters at 76c........ ............................. . 79 lin. f t single curb headers at 35c........ :............. ........... 3129 sq. yds. mnendam foundation 5 inches thick at 76c____ 3062 sq. yds surface treatment at 30c..................... 30.2 cu. yds. class A concrete at $35,00......;........... ..... ... . 3284 lbs reinforcing steel at 8c......................................... .... 2 inlets type A nt $35.00.......... ,....................................... 4792 M. 3 inch drnin tile 0-3 at $100.00................................. 2404 M. B. M. Lumber in trenches at $75.00.................... ___ 25 lin. ft. 12 inch T. C. storm sewer 0-4 at $1.05 Laboratory Inspection o f m aterials.................................. _ Legal expense, advertising etc. 2 per cent................... _.... Engineering, 5 per cent.........1........ .— ........!— ..v............ ..... Totnl Cost................................................................. Total cost exceeds the preliminary estimated cost, which exceeded in assessment ngainst adjacent property. FR E D T. W IL L IA M S , Enginetr. Amended Plat o f Edgewood Feet NAM E / •; Dcscripti Frontago \ Swop© Douglass Inc., Lot 1,~, Swope Dnugiass Inc., L o t '2 Swopq Douglass Inc., Lot 3...' SwopeDouglass Inc., Lot 4 ... Sw'ope! Douglass Inc., Lot 5.... Swope Douglass Die., Lot 6 ... “Swope Douglass Inc., Lot 7.... Swope Douglass Inc., Lot 8 ... Swope Douglass Inc., Lot 9... Swope Douglass Inc., Lot 10 May Bradburry, Lot 11_____ •Swope Douglass Inc,, Lot 12. - 1 n, ,4 f W. W. C. Smith, Lot 49.................................... 64.67 W. W. C. Smith, Lot 50...................................... 64 Calvin Teague ami W. M. Connelly, Lot 51...... 64 W. M. Connelly, Lot 52..................................... 64 A . P. Connelly, Lot 5 3 ...................................... 64 . W. E. Wnlthour, Lot 64.................................... 64 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 55................. 64 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 56.............. 59 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 57............... 69 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 58............... 69 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 59............... 59 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 60............... 59 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 61............... 59 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 6 2 ............... 59 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 63............... 59 Fort Mellon Ilevelopmcnt Co., Lot 64................ 64.72 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 65................ 64 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 66............... 64 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 67................ 64 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 68................ 64 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot ,69................ 64 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 70............... 64 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 71............. 59 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 72................ 59 Fort Mellon Development Co., b it 73................ 59 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 74................ 59 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 75................ 59 Fort Mellon Development Co., I-ot 76................ 59 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 77................ 59 Fort Mellon Development Co., Lot 78................ 69 The above and foregoing final assessments arc payable torest up to September 1, 1925, and from and a fter such date,! cial assessments w ill be payable only in ten equal annual irw with Interest at 8 per cent per annum on all deferred pa)®R Witness my hand ns City Clerk and the Seal o f the CilJl ford, Florida, this 20th day o f July A , I)., 1926. (S E A L ) L. R. P H IL IP S , City CfctM Publish July 24, 31, Aug. 7, 14, and'21st. SIJMMKU EXCURSION FAR E S S A II.IM i I H i m .1 K l i n i l M II.I,K T ti M i l l ( 1‘iiihnK at t ’ liiirli ?in 1 1 ) Total estimated cost................................... To bo home entirely by adjacent property owners. Number o f feet frontage.......................... 602.9 Assessment per foot frontage , . ................. $16.91 l ’ChernkW (New July It, 2?. Annual a, is "ApiU'lt.-• July la, : i, Au^u-tl |*« ; ••■enaiiti” . July 1 aukum 1. 1 1 'iiimnchi*-' , . July Auun<i .1 13, j j 'Arapulio^" llilt ir ll Julr -J. Auyiiii r>, l'i t'ulewuru” tKri'ight Only) July 30, AUKU.it *, 17. Autoinnlillrii uf Ktrry llrju-rl|i|l.m t*nrrlr<l Nome I- RED T. W IL L IA M S , Engineer, Description Foot Frontage C ity o f Snnford, Fla. tinliiK via ('liiirli-itiin— Iti-tiirnliw lUrm-t 8l"niu r. I ioiti Jarkininvllli' lu «'H u r It •<n 1ur> 'l tuiriuliis - Arm,<'h.i 11•>hi nn «w-ry Krlilii)—Him Mlnrtil HijiuI»,\ nuii iiliiu <iti,im<iri Inivii ,Mi mil every Tuesday (Passt-nigers reeclvi-d Miii-I.ty ii Ik Ii II urrlvliiK Jacksonville Wriln«>il.iy moritinK. MIAMI TO M:\V li m i t AM I l l i m It A SS.A.T.3 Htcfliuers mill (rum MUtiil for N-'w Vork (rutllnit nt .l.n eviifv Tiorsilay nt day lire :ik. (Alton fm* ri>i-<'|itn>ti ,,f |i.i-..rin;<- . rvi-niiiK brtr/rtii 7 o’clock and inUInlxht. Htiitcmt «(unm< r fbr New York, direct evi ry Friday nt I |>m. s, VT. JOHNS ItlY K It i : \ l t l l M o M tSanlurd to Jucknonvllln and Upturn IIO.ui), Including Menlo 1 Steamers l.mvo Hnnfnnl Dally Ksc-'iii M»mt.iv i ; m \ LsaVu Jacksonville Dally Kxcv|it Hundny |:>30 f j,j F o r ' f u r t h e r information, Tctirvaliont, tirkttn, etc., a p p l y tu ‘ C L Y D E L IN E Jacksonville Sanford Beg. 275 feet North of the N W Cor. o f the in­ tersection o f Park Ave. and Fulton St., in the City o f Sanford, Fin., run West 238.5 feet to a point 23 feet East o f the center line of the A . C. L, R. R. original Main Line Track, thence North 216.2 feet to the Southerly line o f Seminole Boulevard thence SE along the Southerly side o f said Boulevard 255 feet to the West line o f Park A vc„ thence South 125.8 feet to beg............................................. ............. 255 Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company, Beg. nt a point 275 feet N. o f the N, line o f Fulton Street and 23 feet East o f the center lino o f the original Main Line o f tho A. C. L. R. R. in the City o f Sanford, Fla., thence run WeHt 208.5 feet ■ Preliminary Assessment Real Estate Auction Snlcs. Let us sell your pr°l AT AUCTION We nre permanently located In Sanford OUR BALES FORCE are EXPERTS •1 1 i t / Wo guarantee Satisfaction. you linvc Property you want sold— and kisa it good-bye. ALLEN AND BRENT l i e E. Second Street, Sanford, Fla- �Effect Florida ’ities Were aincken Wit^Fever Found To Be Untrue H e H as S e y e g ^ ^ g 'HfttteytfffObh'Ifi'-Ended W T i^ .P W Prettiest fc e A r t is t Groom In N e w York Per- |say. I was 'fu rth er pointed out., , an d (th a t only eleven physicians , had ‘ cases o f the dengue fever 'am lf*111 * these have been predominately)' ran- "border line’’ or doubtful caxes.v rein, There hns been some influenza,,,., n to colds, and the like in the city iidt j* alth o f the forty-six "doubtfui” cases' • acc* reported since January 1 last, o a ttv '. ;cinl have been clinically diagnoied to;, ami, be “ positive." ring Miami with a population! re- about one hundred thousand, witn ' jcial a tremendous influx and Cgross. jono hns a most excellent health refcord . since January 1 last, the in v estw i and gators report,. oiinly ' a reasonable number o f ordinary cases having been reported. Records show that insofar ns yellow fever is concern­ ed there have been no cases xin Florida in twenty-five years and in Miami sfnee 181*11. Colonel Raymond C. Truck, James Dickenson, Jr, , aged 2, o f Flint Michigan, is probably state health officers, in comment­ more plentifully; implied with grandparents than unyothcr ljm >** ing on the situation expressed the th<! country. IIIt has 12, seven o f whom arc grandmothers. Above b elief that these false rumors ol they are: Top nmv, left to right, Mrs. Susan l . .. is, Mrs. Mary the prevalence o f epidemic dis­ Dickenson, Mr ease to he the “ back-fire" dotted Mary Beardsley anil Mrs. Mary Guigol, oil great grandmothers: 1 throughout the South and Middle bottom row, left to right, Mrs. Helen, Benrtlsby, Mrs. Mary Britt:ain and Mrs. Ruth Dickenson. James Is ni front. W est to try to influence the influx o f people into Florida. “ Fioridn health conditions are old slayer, however, apparently excellent and progressive commun­ had failed, and both his w ife and curriculum, us "all o f these sub­ ities are enlarging their health father bade him gmal-bye a week jects relate adversely in some way department’s activities along with ago last night when a telegram to Itiiilicnl teachings." other civic improvements," the from Detroit came to Gov. Small, colouci said, "The tremendous in­ signed Robert Scott and stating flux o f people from all over the that he and not Bussell, did the United States to Florida has plac­ shooting, and would surrender. ed heuvy duties on the state hoard This telegram later was proven to o f health and local health workers. he a hoax, in the,meantime James However, they feel quite confident Ball, a Detroit telegrapher, came that with the hearty co-operation forth with a story tnat he was u; shown by the encr^et__ _______, tlm drug stem when Maurer was ic citizens, (<’ontinned Front Png? One.) general health conditions will con­ slain and that Robert did the dint tbnu you hhvc stated that tin* tinue as excellent if not latter shooting. Tltii likewise proved than they are now over the state." untrue. Ball admitting that his Road Department is not a part of sympathies were aroused and he the administration nml that the concocted the story, roup,mobility o f the governor aiil.1 During the we k of grace given con • when he m ake; nn appointM1,111 Scnlt, Dcttoii club women raised inert ■>■' a member o f the depart ^ 1*t‘ * a fund o f $5.01)0 with which to ment. I nut not surprised at your atttitu I anl the position which you take. This governor holds that lie is responsible to the peo­ ple of efficiency in all the de­ minut'd Front Page One.) partment:- of the state govern­ I against because rtf their in', nt, tmrtii-tilnrly those who Imld live influence, office by virtue o f the appointive power of tho governor and thi conception of his duty w ill I k* hi> guide throughout his administra­ tion. "Regrettim. that you can not cee the wisdom and propriety o tendering me your resignation. I am, therefore, in response to si public duty, believing that the in­ te r e s t'o f the people o f the stati would lie letter served by rear gunizing the department, .bubbly the necci .try steps to suspend you from your position ns a inemgain stressed the value of I rr of the State Road Department. I’s climate ns a great :is' The order o f suspension is here­ tlte drawing" o f tourists with attached, proper advertising to this "Yours very truly, of the state, stating that “ JOHN W. M ARTIN, ns put it into the hearts S did 3 J. .1 , j: I QUvJrBUU.V to want to live in a land L-linmte like Hanford's ami (Continued From Page One.) is necessary is fo r them Would L • left to a jujilge or a fie weekly with a rep -1 J of it luncheon, through advertising jury. illative number of theby n m n -1 is being planned the *. Exceedingly Improbable. o f Commerce." l o f amber the organization present. “ It i rins ■exceedingly improb­ Givesweek Report | as -'iirland is held each in Sanable to me,” he said, "ilint the I is ■port a most effective way o f [' on the progress made ,limiter taught in the district Lu everyone thus in touch he g campaign far 1>.with II. *' Schools could he interpreted p * work don*that by th" organarlandboing declared he is Well . MUrespi'ct.* particularly within the Inn results a 1 tut\ and with generally the way in whichinthe .weaning of the net o f congress. It Rm who degree o f been siuistaction lor 111 era have selected for would devolve into a case o f deter­ In * work, hqye He ?* Biembera which responded. they could not mining what congress meant l*v M that., when he thedeclared. teams nru 10 Bn otherwise, the w ild , and it does nut seem filed at a later meeting, they Ml B v Monday night at 8 o’clock likily that it was meant prevent ptli'id their 100 per cent B c r s positions , B. J. Holly, Colonel, the leaching ofttcienca in tile pub­ B y. G. Hall, II. B. Stevens, j' lic school, as1this suit would seem B Palmer and S. O. Shinhol, ®! to indicate." Hnaj'irs will meet to select w A ■imilar view was expressed Brant.i for the teams, Mr. Me- 1 by William P. Hay, head of the '^B*d announced. J biology department o f the high B mis further announced that ’J schools, whose salary W iltner • x t Tuesday night a great B seeks lo leave shut off. f ’haracter■ meeting will be held " fzing the suit as “ utterly fooli-h, ■ auditorium o f the City Hall childish tufa 'illy,” Mr. liny lid l l ' r . Kurr w.il deliver his s that If Die points emphasized were ^Bst add resi of the campaign, m upheld hy tho courts, history, geo­ B meeting for the women U1 graphy, mathematics and chemis­ ^ H ich tho men also are invited 1 try, as well ns biology, would have held at the Woman’s club i to be stricken from the high .-choui MARTIN OUSTS HEAD OF STATE HIGHWAY BODY N K W Y O R K . N . Y . , July 2 4 .- ' Police today tcm perarily termi­ nated the noneytaoon o f Frank McKenzie, who said he was a pro­ fessional g o lfe r and his bride of a week. M cKenfie wa3 ar re step ns he sat with his w ife in the loi). by o f the Hotel Astor. He is chnnred with the non-pay­ ment o f a Buffalo, N. Y., hotel bill. A t police headquarters, Mc­ Kenzie admitted owing the money hut said he left a valuable set of golf clubs as collateral. Police charge he is also wanted in Tampa, Fla. McKenzie said his home is in Atlanta. Ga. A&I* Prices win Ky e i parison. Considering < extreme high quality a low prices o f A & P produ betted values just can’ t found. Cliquot Club. (Regular ular 17c bottle.) 2 bottles. M a c a r o n i o r n eed les. ( R e g ' N ot Known In Atlanta. A T L A N T A , July 24.— Efforts of newspaper men to identify Frank McKenzie, arrested in New York on a charge o f not paying a hotel bill and who gnve Atlanta as his home, today were unseucct'Sgful. He is not known in local golfing circles. u ln r 10c p k p f). 3 pkg5L..' Rackagr Pacific. Big Roll Roll ...................... (Comuntvated) Fruit-Syrup. Olio pint makes on gallon punch) Pt. ju g Renew Y o u r H ealth by P u rifica tion A&P. Pressed from choice concords. Pint bottle.uru:* Any physician w ill tell you that "Perfect Purification o f the Sys­ tem is Nature’s foundation o f Perfect Health." Why not rid yourself o f chronic ailments that arc undermining your vitality T Purify your entire system by tak­ ing a thorough course o f Cnlotuhs, —once or twice u week for several weeks— and see how Nature to­ wards you with health. Cnlotahs are the greatest o f nil system purifiers. Get a family package, containing full directions, price 35 cts.; trial package, 10 cts. A t any drug store. A dv.) 16-ounce J a r ....... T A K E O U R A D V IC E A N D B U Y FLO UR S A T U R D A Y TIIK A -N cctar All Blends N. V. State, finest Full Cream. I.b Q U A L IT Y BRANDS Red Circle Uoknr :..... HR TALKS TO IDE BODY ON [TED EFFORT Miss I.nurice’ McFnrlhnd o f Biloxi, Mis*,, has been adjudged prettiest bathing girl in the city. As “ Miss Biloxi" site will enter the Atlantic City pageant. I A constitutional convention held in 1885 and the law changed to eliminate the offic lieutenant governor nml make administrative offices elected I vote o f the people and not pointed by the governor. Re sentutinn in the legislature limited to lull members, 32 s tors and UK representatives. Chesterfields, Camels C a rto n ....................... S U N N Y F IE I.D , Breakfast Fur Jelly Making Dozen Pints .. 8 Vb-oz Dozen Quarts Butt to Western Meals Exclusively— 111) Hartford Ave. Nieu Fat Maekeral 2 Hi Nice Juicey I'r u h u h ............ Heinz Fig Pudding ...... OUR WAY (^ im ' mo T d c im g T 1 6 0 W E L L WfTH 'Th Po e m , i '3 1 is Vc c o l D m S h e '1 ' B A C K AM ' FAULTED can tT s e e m WILL Pv-WME. WiTV'A\NE:T\ THE. L\AlOEM M ERELS/ J| \ M U R m E R E D AMO GAZEOI t h im * in i \ A vne A S The CGW0CH B em T "T*0 K i s s h e r " - L E T S \6EE m o w - a w e y J COM POUND L A U D .. Sanford Fruit Exchange r/O U O -F . CiJZ SHE ElT HER ‘STABBED ME! T 5 G E T A WOPJOTA a T ,a \ f r m j H c o u u d m ,n> ^BlTTHE ‘Sl&GGERED MEv' ER SA-/ 1 G O T \ T VMES ! C M tO M E R A W * MUH FRUITS—-VEGETAHLKS—^PRODUCl GOT I H O W 'S T A T VNEG 7 W H lG K E R G LUG IwH'YX COULD ^Rfle ) A G AW "-M OP N, J A / E\ Y/X TbELTfW^ / I GOEG^ MOT,; y ------T T " WHISKERS iS (f i A t m o r e l ik e q 1 J Ix ^ A M D P A P O H v — A unique “ follow u p ” service from us that in su res you getting every frac­ tion of mileage built into these marvel­ ous tires. Learn tho nature of this serv- Lemons, per dozen............... Potatoes, vyhite, per lb.......... Potatoes, No. 2 Red, per lb. Klberta Peaches, per basket. California Pears, per doz..... California Plums, per doz,.... California Cantaloupes, each California Lettuce, j)er head.. C alifornia Celery, per stalk.. V irg in ia Apples, per l b ........ Ohio Cabbage, per lb............. V irg in ia Rutabagas, per lb. Fresh Green Beans, per lb .... Spanish Onions, per lb......... Cooking Onions, per lb.!;.;.:.... Bananas, per lb...... E ggplan t, e a c h ........... ......... ice-it’s worth while. Wight Bros. (’o. IftvurpuratrJ Sanford, Florida SANFORD F R l \Ve Always Have a Full Line o f Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Corner 1th and Sanford Tlu* Slorc Uunvunienl •l 10 Sanford Ave. Maxwell House �- The Sanford Herald ItM fl t at I t a l i r t , FlalMa So, W h a t M akes A “ F in e” Home? As Brisbane Sees It W hat is a fine home? K t b•7. homes. — Kdiiorj Twenty years ago two boys o f about the same age lived J A S I I 1- DKA>tlO W A H U IIH IU ). waa«#t i j n same town. One fcoy lived in the town’s handsomest ?h«ae us residence. It was a beautiful colonial house set in the center I l l Macaolla Arrnar of an entire block, and its magnificent trees and velvety __ St'H-M I I I I T I f t * H A T K * Oh* Year—37.»*u Six Moni'i* 11 M lawns, its lovely gardens and artistic arbors were every­ . 1»rll rt- I III I 'll V l,> I'.irrlrl. |,er travk. I La. W e e k ly b illio n I t no body’s pride. t year. Inside the big house, too, were wonderful furnishings, •* i « a PKCIAL, > t m c B and well-trained servants to k?ep everything orderly and t,.,. rferda u! ...1 _______ ." . '_____ ...... w h in comfortable. ____ r __ . _ 1.1 A.. .1 :in . addition . . . l . i : , I ,to ! all „ l l tUn In vim * kinnniru'cu nutlet* ol wut„r;alr....-iit» And the luxury, happiness -^aHuruou * r « fci*d« w ill l>« c*«*r*td was present in that home. The boy had a big hearted tol­ for at n m lx r tdvartlalnc raltt. erant father. His mother was brilliant and charming. His I K W i r a t i i e a s h o c ia t k ii p i ik m Tha Associated Press la exclui- brothers and sisters were the best of chums to him and Italy entitled to tha use for re- to each other. There was harmony nnd happiness in that pabilcMIon of all news dispatches credited to It nr not otherwise cred- loving household. Had In llila paper and alao tha loAnd the boy of the big house has grown into his middle I aal nawa published herein. All rlKhts Of rapuhllcatlon of sprrUl dlspalch- thirties free from evil habits. He is a handsome fellow, a< herein ara alao reaar-ad. tco, and he has a host of friends because he is generous F R ID A Y , J U I.Y 21. 1925 and well-mannered and "on the square.” But this boy of the big house has done nothing with . T H E H E R A L D 'S P L A T F O R M 1, — Deeper water route to Jarkson-his life so far. Ho is utterly without ambition to do or he . ville. anything big. He is dawdling away his days. He stands 2. — Construction o f St. Johnn-Inout as a perfect product of the "fin e home" from which he dian Hirer canal. comes . In that home was no sense of responsibility. The a 3.— Extension of white way. I .— Extension o f local amusements. children were looked after and "good " and happy. That — Swimming pool, tennis courts, was all. Everything was handed to them upon the proverb­ ctr. ial "silver platter," and their father joyously paid the bills — Augmenting o f btiildinir prom— houses, hotels, apartment from money that came from vague stocks and bonds, the trustees of his father’s estate somehow kept in a safety sea. C.— Extension of alreet paving pro­ vault for him. gram. i The “ fine home” — hut how does it coincide with your 7*— Conatrurtion of boulevard own definition? around Lake Monroe. • • • • K rJty \ r c ItKAt. ROTATES — | 9 KowThaFs Tfie V&Y i VW Nl To Lobby Sanford -...... % } BE LOOK. l'XTtBy ' l o r T i i t t s n p a iy t p*s Pe'nt That Saw, T H E G R E A T nnd immortal mon­ key trial is over. Professor Scopes was convicted, o f course, nnd fined 3100. And that ends that, fo r the time being. Adam and Eve, Jonah, Noah nnd AVillinm Jennings Bryan win; Darwin and the monkeys lore, and everybody is happy. The case will be appealed, if it enn be appealed, and heard all over again. Money. . M-nufnrttired t , <r, fa # * * ■Mram-Us'l’l't ralk|, Hold tiy * w ia s ix n r A t v r < n w n „ l tia Slaannl.a A ,«. 1 L> l ’ kenr STS G. T H A T T R IA L has probably done ns much as anything since the great war to stir up thought in stagnant minds. It entered aech pools o f thought like a meteorite splashing into a quiet, scum-cover­ ed pond. Darwin, Harrow and the mon­ keys retire to the shadow, \V. .1. Bryan holds the limelight and in the hero o f the occasion. U rin lln g — UccoraUnj I l' PHONE 303 YOU CAN GET MR. B R Y A N performed n-odigies of valor nnd learning, lie fixed the date of the flood at exactly 2J-I8 before Christ, which is mar­ velous ncrurncy when you con­ sider how often the calendar has been changed sine? then and how hard it is to compute leap years and all the rest of it. JL Electric lights, Fuses, etc. ’ ■ t i# A t n igh t \vhon;0(j| ftl find you need them / Ii «J. —Completion o f city beautifies• tion prog rain. The other hoy lived down a lane not far from the brick te—Expansion o f school system yards where his "old man” worked until he got killed in a with provision fo r incresaed fa ­ drunken fight. The day before the funeral, the hoy helped cilities. T H O U G H T F O R ~T O D A Y W H Y W I L L YE I)IF .? — As I live, saith the Lord C u l, I have no pleasure in the death o f the wicked. .. .. Turn ye, turn ye from your evil ways, for why will ye die, O house o f Inruel? Ezekiel 33:11. t - T, Bryan and Noah Win. Scopes, Darwin I a w . Joshua Stopped the Sun, Noah Set Sail 2.H8 B. C. B Y A R T H U R B RISB ANE (Cnpyrt*tn IJI1) Answer that question according to your own ideas, and a i H«eond Claaa Mattsr. «/ 37, 1»1». at tha i'oatafllca then apply reasoning to this tale o f two products of two - J Florida under Act * ‘ of *' 1925. UY THE SANFORD HER/ -v ASKE D IF HE had ever inves­ tigated tiie question o f man's tq;e _on this earth, Bryan said, “ I have i never found it necessary to do so." In that he dots not s gree his mother scrub all three rooms o f their house. And then with the Bible which says, “ Prove he hel|M?d her scrub the six other children. And in the A L L things, hold fast that which is good." midst of much howling, helped to comb their hair. uu R IN E ’S FILtis; STATION V- 1113 Ssnford Avr. Sanlort, f J People would have told you that the hoy’s home was the worst in the town. And it probably was. Indeed the hoy himself was so sure of it, he used to lie awake nights figur­ ing out possible ways to improve it. He thought about it so much, he begun finding ways to do it! lie painted the house an amazing blue, with paint he bought with many hours of "odd jobs" for the paint man. He elicited the aid of the rest o f the children, and they planted flowers and vines. They built a shelter for the wash-tubs, at which his mother earned the fam ily’s food and clothing. The story is too long to tell in detail. The point is this: Today the hoy is president o f the town’s Chamber o f Com­ merce. He has as beautiful a home as the one in which the other hoy lived. He, too, is "on the square." And he says he is successful because he bad such a "fin e homo" in which to learn to he a man! A "fin e home"— and how does that fit into your defini­ tion? ------------------- n-------------------- Have you roams to rent or iJ r*r' TIIF. CASE may well he handed second hand furniture to J on to history with a kind won! Uso The Herald's ckisii(i«| ^ about Darwin. He was noi what and g et re-sults. Mr. Bryan calls an “ unbel;c\or,” although o f course Mr. B ivanj would not understand what Dar­ , "G IV E B AC K " M Y T R E E S " B rin gin g People T o Florida In the Summer win really wan. I haven't the need o f n poet, Without being sure about any­ M IA M I N E W S I can flin g my own song to the thing not proved, Darwin believed breeie; in immortality, ns shown by his It takes murage to embark on at the beginning, readily reacted I enn tell my own story statement, printed by .Senator In epics o f glory— an educational campaign with tire to the o ffe r o f winter comfort and Capper’s Weekly on its front amusemerit, and finding that Flor­ I f only you’ll give hack rny trees. idea o f converting unhclivers and page: ida facts surpassed its offers, con­ precon­ tracted the habit o f coming here “ Believing as I do that man in o f upsetting erroneous You've squandered my maples and the distant future will he a far ceived notions, nnd it takes big every cold season. birches, more perfect creature than he now money to do this on n national Ten years ago, Arthur W. Bye, You’ve stolen my hemlock nnd is, it is to me an intolerable scale. Florida, however, has ac­ passenger tra ffic manager of the S ecu rily F o r T ra v el Funds pine; thought that he und all other sen­ complished just this and has eon- Clyde line, who had spent several In unrestrained measure tient being;; are doomed to com­ jvinced the nation that its equable years iu Florida, initiated the first You’ve gathered my treasure plete annihilation after such 1 mg- climate affords as pleasant a re­ nn'jonnl publicity campaign ad­ T o build up your cities so fine. "Li; Travelers find our Travelers’ Cheeks a great aid 'jj rontinued slow progress. To those lie f from torrid northern mini- vocating Florida ns a summer re­ iu saving time and expense— and in the satisfac- jj who fully admit the immortality i mers as from frigid northern witr- sort. In order to draw on the You've scoured my borders for tion o f traveling with a sense of security, lie- 1 > o f the soul, the destruction of one tern. Proof of this achievement, is ! largest possible field, he direct 'd plunder— Sometimes It Requires a Boycott member to procure your Travelers' Check from For balsam, fo r redar, for world would not nppear so dread- being afforded daily by the over j his publicity guns on the middle ful.” ! increasing hordes o f tourists that class, and offerer! attractive ex­ spruce; us before starting on your next trip. The word "boycott" is not a friendly term. A newspaper You've piled in your alleys U lm er southbound steamships and cursion rates, well within the never likes to recommend that kind o f "m edicine" for a The pride o f my valleys, mentis of anyone intending to D A R W IN D ID N 'T take tlii-i lit- trains. With only a vandn’s excuse. legitim ate business. But does a business continue to he ll«» world too norimiHly, knowing! ln»th is mighty and w ill prevail, take an eight-day vacation. In l'Jlii •! I’er Cent Interest Paid on fmvinga Accounts legitimate in the best meaning of that word when it becomes tlmt our sun is only one im on gj “ Ut ignorance nnd prejudice enn the Clyde line brought 1,200 Bum­ You’ ve ravished my elms nnd nny millions, and our planet one of the ,d‘da. it > recognition indefinitely, mer tourists to Florida, and each a menace to health and safety? J alders, hast important among many ittill- KloriH-v has an all-year climate, year this number lias been consid­ The Herald has in mind the danger from unsanitary Your skids with my timbers still I but It has taken III years o f coat- erably increased, until today, 1 groan; eating places, and cool drink .stands. Am i it believes in all ly publicity to convince the world with two ailing.; a week hetwr^TT Itut he didn’t believe tlint, a nysYou pluck for your pillows ,, f , ” , y" ...... * ...... „ ^ R m in o lc (ijp u n ly ^ a n k My b ib . and my wi i l dwi -— , haL fL w nqjJetu. la r jc u O - o t ruivll -i»k p v*.-vK «rid -h u r ua^v.d.e b |.m r>rv«e.fattv<«.a,at. ^UuWLii*. mvn who wrote our geo­ New .York and Miami, 'in ntWirtrm* graphic s’* placed the "temperate to it.; Jacksonville ' service,' the ’ My largess you pay with a reCOmmeiKlt'd. 1 he Ilian who k n o w in g ly p e rm its I ' ‘T and force would doom the only zone" loo far north. A land when* demand is greater than the com­ ,fond ' M"| to e r v e d fr o m il ir tv d ish es, fon d In „ Jimportant tiling, consciousness, to lie l>o sserved from dirty dishes, food to ho he rnnlrnd cooked {m all out of-doors is available 1" pany can care for. stone. spirit, or soul, to destruction. dirty utensils, food to tm handled hy dirty hands, is a man months out o f the year is surely ■r-sr Mr. I ’ye, a steamship executive j You've given me desolate reaches who not only deserves to lose patronage hut deserves to he STR E N G TH - SERVICE - P R O G R E S S none entitled to he called temper­ of national reputation, must rle-l A T SOME O TH E R TIM E , when In lieu of my forests o f oak; ate than one where sun-stroke rive satisfaction from the way regarded as a dangerous criminal. minds are calmer nnd raire dies By rail nnd by water and heat prostrations are com­ In places where cool drinks nnd ice cream arc sold, glas­ down, it will be interesting to hear mon oeeurance in slimmer, and Florida has justified his judge­ You’ ve wrought the same ment. lie arrived Wednesday at Mr. Bryan's fuller statement as to ses, and dishes, and spoons, should, of course, he thoroughly slaughter— a a B a a 1' ) * where zero weather keeps people Jacksonville on the Clyde liner n a a s a ■ ! ■ ■ ■ ■ » a ■ s t e a l a n ■ ■ ■ ■ u a . - r a * ! ! ■ ■ ■ ■ My woodlands you’ve turned to sterilized before they are offered for use to any patron. his beliefs that the statement in bundled in wraps or huddled "Cherokee," the largest and finthe Bible about Joshua stopping n joke. around a radiator during tho w in -lest coastwise vessel o f the AmcrContainers holding drinks and ice-cream should he thorough­ the sun is literally true. ! jf lean merchant marine. The Daily j H O f course, Mr. Bryan, as an ed­ tcr. tt o My tamaracks, ash nnd my pop­ ly clean. "Back o f the counter * should he as sanitary us is It was never difficult to bring | News dids him welcome ns one of « [‘ anything iu sight. And unless this is true, the place deal­ ucated man, knows that tiie nun winter visitors to Florida. lars, The the potent factors in the developMy Ironwood, tough us :» nail— ing out the drinks and the ices should he boycotted, ab­ rei IIy does not move around the leisure class which was catered to incut o f this city ami state. earth. In Joshua’s day iconic 22000-Acres O ra n g e County, about By every enclosure solutely. thought that it did move around The hazel and osier The kitchens of restaurants and hotels should he clean the earth, and to make the day 2,000 A cres prairie, timbered. Re-echo their pitiful tale. T H E O LD F O L K S and inviting. Refrigerators, rubles, pantry shelves should longer all you need do was to P L A N T C IT Y N E W S T W E L V E M IL E S fro n ta g e on St. 1 was proud of my virginal fo r­ he S|M)tless. Food to lie served at public tables and public stop the sun. ests, John's in flo w in g w ell district, quick lunch counters should be guarded against everything that T o all o f us who have passed than one indicated their idea ; con­ As a maiden is proud of her might make it a carrier o f disease. MR. B R Y A N knows that even if cerning our value to tiie world. the portals of childhood and have Joshua had stopped the nun, and hair; action g e ts it. Tim e changes all o f there things. All of this is well known to every render o f this paper. the earth had gone on turning on entered upon that great broad From cutting and bobbing Nobody really likes to eat or drink dirty things. But the its uxis, darkness and nigh*, would highway leading through life there We may have tlmught harshly o f „ You turned into robbing— P ric e $ 10.00 per acre. them as they did of us, but after Denuding my lands wasn't fair. question is, how are the people of Sanford guarding them­ have come just as soon, with Josh­ com e times when we sit iu silent all, the passing years h a v e i" ua's battlefield turning toward selves, and visitors in their city, against dirty food and dirty tcflecLion and retrospection, won- , strengthened a bond, a bond of ■ I'm sending my call to the masses, the Bruit and away from the set­ drinks? lering after all what the home kinship, a bond of friendship and H I've acres of soil that will ting sun. The Herald has seen some disgusting conditions, nnd in please; There is, of course, scientific folks, the old folks, hack in that a bond o f human interest. We still J community, town or city, are interested in their going and1 si It isn't a poet places where ignorance could not he offered as an excuse. ex,donation ,,f ,Mr' }'***"!* > '■ little Hunk V f t h e h i d or girl of yeats coming while they too share our 11 t 1 need, ami you know It— ?.! Will it he necessary to name the puces where attention to lift in the suggestion that Joshua ago who played about the neigh- triumphs or defeat W e may reThe thing that 1 need is My 221-E. First Street, Opposite Postoffice who knew all about the sun and cleanliness is lax? Will it lie necessary, in the interest of And we would give a juice at our success ami the triTrees. the eartli and stopped the tar " " (hurhood. . , 1 1good deal to receive an honest hute o f a newly found world, hilt j specified —John C. Wrgiht, in Current the public health, to urge a boycott o f certain from turning so that tee !,unI opinion o f those who through the after all the keenest pleasure, the School Topics. business concerns in Sanford? l)r is a hint to the wise suf­ seemed uid to stand still. Bui had s------- o--------ficient? Joshua stopped the mirth tin passing years have ever grown greatest joy, comes when wo «iB dear to our hearts. They a re 're a liz e in our success and poin’ Begging used to ho a trade, now ■ Soap and hot water can do wonders. It can remove tiie air would have gone on moving, still there, many o f them, white with pride to the achievements of cieating a wind o f a thousand it’s a profession. others have gone out of the laud the Imy or girl who was “ raised filth of counters and tables, o f dishes and cooking utensils. ' 3 o f the living and have joined the around these parts and who we Headline nays, "Scopes is suf­ It can also take the grime from the dirty hands of waiters ai my. ilcnt host iu a land across tho knew when he or she was knee fering from headaches." That’s no­ and soda-jerkers, It um even wash the dirt from some of I way. high to a grasshopper." thing Dayton has been suffering the rags used so generously in the mopping up of spilled AND, IN ADDITION, with n Sometimes we are privileged to Life is fall, hearts are glad and from headlines. food. sudden stopping of the earth, the travel hack to those old scenes, success worth while for the boy And Sanford's health authorities could make tin* uso of oceans, lakes ami rivers would >f wo he of thou* who have wnn- or girl o f long ago who has at Since Governor Martin suspend­ linvc rushed from their beds, er*' dered from the homeland, and ai last won the recognition and praise ed him as ating all over the earth more scr riving hack, we are thrilled with o f the old folks hack home, for boycotts. Department, we Imagine II. B. ions floods than the one Noah'the reception o f those we left be after all they are the ones whose irtaa. bundled so easily. Philips could he arrested for what bind. Their handshake is tho praise is enduring, whose friend­ he thinks o f the chief executive. Getting into scientific discus­ warmest, their greeting the truest ship is unfailing and whose hap­ M V F A V O R IT E STO R IE S sions, for learned men like Mr. and their bright look o f welcome piness is fullest when one o f their By IR V IN 8. COBll .Today’s beat laugh; There are Bryan, is like a fly getting the fullest. It may be in times own goes out into the world and mal.y brands o f safety raisers hut fly paper easy io get on, haul to! past that they spoke sharply of gathers in the fullest measure that The late Itcrt Green, who will dense woodland several miles from get o ff. the aharpest one we have seen is our actions, predicted dire things fleeting success which life bids all the fellow who tines it will; a lie remembered by vaudeville au­ home. The dusk was closing is. -------|in our future and in more ways come and gather. straight flush.—Tri-C ity News. diences ns a gifted pianist and They were tired and foot sole mil AMONG LESS imnortunt mat­ —— >— o ---------------composer, told me this one a few homesick nnd they were beginning ter# you notice that Henry Ford A news dispatch from Morocco months before his timely death, to get frightened. H A S M c G IN N IT Y Q U IT? will probably get some Govern­ suys General Maul in has decided lie said it really happened. and bath in w a te r w ith a temperature “ I ’sped we'd better pray," said ment shops, having hid a great ST. 1'K.TKILSIIURn IX D E I'E N D K N T to march to Tuzu instead o f going Tw o very small hoys run away one of the pair, preparing to kneel. deal more for them than any Imdy j o f 74 d egrees and fe e l so e x h i l e r a t e d . to Oueiza. Dh well, it really from their homes one day in the "N o ," sard his companion, "h i else would pay. If it is true that Joe McGimiity. ''man. team. — For him to rctir. doesn't make much difference, one town where Green used to spend me do the praying." ..f 5-1 full summers, lias quit busc- would he to deny the legend of rounds about as had us the other. Ids summers. The grandfather of lie sank on liis knees, clnspc() , i hall for good, nothing become.; lie bubbling brook. Hath are exA --O ------ -TH E FRENCH have t one o f the truants was a distin­ his hands and raised Ids T H A T A N D O N E O F T1IE1R tea iv away from the Ruhr. (Vi inV, illlm more than the manner o f his tkctid to go mi forever. "F ellow went to u bathers’ hall guished clergyman of the Epis­ stained fuce aloft. It la not difficult to imagine crowds in the sir -t are singing'. out* J*c 'l^ 'iu e e d with tmraid he stuck around until a fe l­ copal Church. "Oil, Lord," he began, S P L E N D ID And °.f th<> Dubuque team, for that widespread colngjums, pro­ low committed hcrpicidc ami left Toward evening the little run­ must know me. I'm Bisln "ym "Deutschland Uls . Alles." op Rle Germany wants to join the League L *h,ch ,,,• l,1“ 1 WOH f,v,‘ Ka m v * ” " 1 voked each time Joe scores aclilbecause the party was getting loo aways found themselves lost in a gers' grandson.'' of seven this season and abruptly •veiiienta heretofore regarded as i o f Nntions. dandruff.,".—Clermont Press. R E G U L A R C H IC K E N D IN N E R S turned in Iris uniform. This i.i impossible at Iris age, do not sit! "A m i then hud to cut and run Germany, NO T the United youth itself. Only the fire and well on the veteran athlete. He in order to beat his w ife home hy In the school o f experience yui States, is the country that ought impetuosity of a young man can Contumporury Commenlr proha lily regards theta in the light j . a close ahuve,"— Knu Gallic Rec­ $ Nation;. don’t get a sheepskin. You grovi to join the League o f meet grievance, rent or fancied, in o f praise recently bestowed by Col- 1 ord your own to replace the fragment^ Germany cannot be any worse o ff *ii defiant a manner. There was ouel House on his old friend M. "The foregoing just bobbed up. Pence is In sight. The Christian removed.— Sherbrooke ( tjuc.) Red than she is. hero none o f the conservatism of (ili ineticcati. the T ig e r of France r OR I didn't utt> ii I. Not that I waa nations are agreeing to protect one ord. t M years. He did not patiently When the Tiger expressed surprise ! too slurp, hut because I was strap- another f rum one another.— Los P O L A N D IS cutting up l»ig es-lhare his locks to the storm, hut, tlmt the colonel would visit a dead, |<ed. N ext please."—Tarpon Angeles Times. A man he captain of his sou, S P E C IA L F R IE D C H IC K E N tnt''H. Thirteen million peasants Mil.e A 'ax, defied the lightning, ami Springs I-cdger. till he compelled to recognize will lie able to buy land. W hit I O f a young man possessing this mull the urbane Texan rerrion-1 l rated that he was visiting one "A s we Combed the columns for the existence D IN N E R $1.50 W ill William Joinings llrynn he olu,|a n|uj of a few major ., col Poland is doing now Swedui did abundance o f spirit we are not mi the great; -t o f tile living and j lippingil, we couldn't brush ties generals.— Arkutisni known in history ns the George Gazette. before in the day* o f Charles the convinced that he means what he began to enumerate seine o f h ^ I] iuk, tonvorially speaking.'’— Co­ Washington o off the Evolutionary Tw elfth and Peter the Great. Had S a y * when he states hi3 intention accomplishments. "See, you are al- j I coa Tribune. W ar?—-Jainp;» Tribune. W ill m ake you fe e l like a regu lar nullj Polish peasants own'ul their laud ' to retire and forget. Not many irm ly preaching my f uneral scr- 1 A mixture o f the above four in­ Woman ha..r always given when Charles was marching can Jduys w ill elapse, it may safely he mi n," the inimitable T ig e r cxgredients ought to make up u much attention to lo r clothes tliaj or wom an. Go hy w ay o f L o n g w °ot ward lie might not have been able. -in mired, before the iron man will .Laimeil. McGim iity, (he pitcher, Might he worth while being a it was to he expected that tonic that would make the hair bol .U '4 to go through Poland with h '. lit |he found disporting once more iu is net ready for funeral sermons. I and P a lm Springs. clay romWJ. Then we could jingo i f every one who fears war or lu.cr she would Mart u great lie army ns easily as a sharp j the c*. liter o f the diamond. I f lie Praise, wli ‘i; he merits it, in d - ; ----------- to .rcdrcsi m i. zings Its p r » i:t r over station in tha Pacific can get a few of the movement her wrong'),—] i knife goesy through n piece m l doesn’t go hack for pay he w ill 1Government's oil-wcllo.— New York Atkarua^ Gazette. served by his feats o f today, n i . g KDX. Evening World. Icbecxe, ", not be able to resist the call of the well us yesterday. ! _ jv Sanford,Fla. Investors Attention S em in o le B u sin ess Exchange Why Not Go To Wekiwa S T o tS ^ & S Z S i^ “If .'VUt°r K<* COm,U';h:VC Uu,,P w,,uul bu 1,0 "w* °f 1.00 l 1 1 '1 �STEW AR TS W ASHINGTON LETTER B y CHARLES P. MISS K A T H R Y N W IL K E Y , Spciet.* Editor. Office 148 W eddin g N otice Is o f In terest In Sanford WEDDING ■rs Class have at the home of ,11 6n Celery uck. Hostesses , Mrs. Hoskins, ■a. J. C. Vaugh; and Mrs. Me- a left this week uyd in Miunii. TI12 following wedding announce­ ment has been received in San­ ford: Mr. and Mrs. John William Jahn announce the marriage o f their . daughter Louise Georgia Hoyle to David Dick Hammond on Tuesday, the seventh o f July, 1925 A t home after September 1 Sanford, Fla. M i. Hammond la the son of Mrs. M. L. Hammond and the grand hephew o f M. F. Robinson of this city. The young couple will reside at 318 Pari: avenuj while their new home at Lake Jessup is being com­ pleted. f Palmetto is .3 in Sanford. Upsala and G rapeviile eizenstein left for Seattle. T E L E P H O N E :— Ucs. 428-J son D. C „ Jr., and guest, Vernl Stych motored to Daytona Reach fo r the day Sonday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Corpaurl are building an addition of several rooms and some porches on their Beardull nvemlo home. It will Lo of much interest to many to know that Ingram Guerry is married and living in Calve ton. Texas. Ingram has been an engineer on ocean ships for several years and served in the navy duriiuc ths entire lidrnlinn of the world war. Many friends here wish i him happinc.-i and prosperity. Miss Hinds of Asheville, N. h e arrived to visit her aider. Mrs. W. K. Cole. Mr. and Mrs. Ballsy have re­ turned from a visit to their old home in New York. George Bushnell came over from Okeechobee and spent th - w ek end with Ids family at th-dr new home here. Mr. and Mrs. N. II. I’ raddocU and little daughter. Myrtle, left recently to spend the summer at Hendersonville, N. C. The young people, chupainmd by Mr. nnd Mrs. Ifonkilis enjoyed bathing and a weincr road at Palm Springs Thursday c niing. Charlie Decker o f Stuck .-die, Miss., arrived recently to -pend some lime with his sister, Mrs. W. J. Hopkins, o f Asheville. N. M ILANE—TONIGHT STEWART W A SH IN G TO N , July 21.— C ry* of rage always arc to bo heard, coming from the National Geo­ graphic Society’s headquarters over on Sixteenth street, fo r sev­ eral days after there’s been a pub­ lic reference to Junn Fernandez ns “ Robinson Cruso's Island. There’s been one o f these out­ breaks lately, follow ing the death of I>r. W. C. Farabee, the famous explorer, whose wanderings were widely described in the obituary notices as having included this particular speck on the map, a l­ most universally alluded to as the home of Daniel Defoe’s hero dur­ ing all the years his literary cre­ ator kept him cast away. Now take n look nt a map of South America, and three or four hundred miles o ff the Chilean const you'll find Juan Fernandez in a l­ most exactly the same southern latitude as Buenos Aires, where, according to press dispatches, the thermometer storsl at f> below sera n few days ago. • • • ■ Juan Fernandez wan Alexander Selkirk’n island nil right. Cnpt, ■ Strnndling of the British privateer Cinque Ports marooned him there in 1701 and he stuck it out, nil by himself, fo r four, or five years be­ fore another ship took him o ff. They do say uefoe got n good deal o f his dope from Selkirk but he certainly didn't borrow the lat­ ter’s island to put in his yarn. The Crusoe and Selkirk islands Anybody who ever rend Rob­ don't match. • » • inson Crusoe knows that Defoe speaks <>f Ids island us right in Some National Geogrnphic So­ Urn tropics— hotter than pepper ciety members say Dofoe had in .'lGf> days in the year, and 3tJ0 o f mind an island o ff the south of them quadrennially. Defoe goes southern Central American Carib­ into considerable detail concerning bean coast. Some say he hadn’t the isle's fauna and flora and the any particular island in mind at whole thing is tropical parrots, nil, being more interested in Rob­ palms and everything else that inson's adventures than in the part goes with a climate m ighty close o f the world ho experienced them to the line. in. % EUGENE O’ BRIEN, BEN A L E X A N D E R , M AE BUSCH, TOM S A N T S C III A lenae action drama with a heart interest theme O'Brien, Busch, Alexander, Santachi at their best ■ % ■ Ten A c re Celery Farm — Close to N ew Hotel ; E. F. L A N E ! REALTO R 1 S Miss Minnie Beck is visiting ■ the hair of the girl students ■ Bobbed Hair W a r Is pulled with friends in Arcadia. k Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 o f the latter group and berated Mrs. Jos. Bridgeman has li«r . First National Bank Building. * Cause School Closing them for wearing it bobbed. The J If Jacksonville is ill. Dr. Tolar is attending her. girls were finully rescued by their Sunday school will meet July hsiness for a few brother students and HI o f the re * SA LE S FORCE 20 at 9:30 a. m. instead o f 2:30 aetionaries were arrested. ns usual. * M. M. S T E W A R T DOUGLAS K IN G . .! Miss Essie Stone o f Second o f Orlando will street was a guest Tuesday of lest of Mrs. \ ic­ Mrs. Elmer Tyner. This will be the regular day for ier left todny for service In the Lutheran church by the summer with Rev. 0 . O. Kckardt. Mrs. C. F. Marshall and Mrs. C. Mi. and Mrs. W, J. llopktns re­ S. Selman of Sanford were callers turned Saturday from a months v i:il with relatives and frienis in f Daytona Beach Tuesday to see Mrs. Williams. Mr. Stafford who has drove a St:ul ville, Miss., Memphis, Tenn., Julia Little Snake, -150-pound Pon­ [Wednesday , the ca Indian girl, quit her job an fat well for Mrs. Hilma Lundquist, i. and ether places o f inter:: t. woman with a circus side show be­ now driving one fo r Elm er LundMi . [Vi’klmm, with her two cause the seat she had to occupy tick Malisple of quint. young :,>n;t, Stanley and Clenrence through the performance:', was too IS S C A R C E W illing workers were to hold a Peckiiam, left Sunday, July It*, to quests o f Mr. hard even with a pillow. She has picnic at the camp on Tuesday but spend the remainder of the sun­ Jtokes. returned to her home nt Ponca it was thought best to v.uit for a nier with relatives in Detroit, City, Okla. A N D G E TTIN G SCARCER Loading Station and Hard Road less stormy time. The rain ■ ante in [raway Is spendMich. A L L TH E TIM E I Lake Wales as torrents Mond.j/. The Imy scouts, with Mr. MunMi -3. Amiek, Airs. Roy Barnard. brother. gravei, M-out master, and I'larMrs. Porter and Mrs. Bookout, all NOW IS TH E TIM E TO GET ence Pried, assistant, spent Sat­ o f Orlando and Mrs. Fid Randall urday night, nt New Smyrna jioch Partin nnd IN ON GROUND FLOOR o f Sanford were callers Tuesday to [tin of Oviedo Beach, fishing and bathing and see Mrs. Volis Williams nnd their [ Sanford. lolling on the bench. baby. • Dcssie Singletary gave a party Mr, and Mrs. Fletcher anil son Holly nnd son o f Volusia county are moving into for her young friends on her birth­ TALLAH ASSEE. July 23.— esta of Mrs. S, the home they recently purchased day. Saturday, July 11. which was Work toward completion of an au­ Easy Terms enjoyed by all ptesenl. A fter many Marie Beach. from Messrs. Winn and Vining, games played Ivy the children, de­ ditorium to rent 1.8(H) and addit­ Mr. Vining has moved his fam ily licious refreshments were served. ional dining room space for 100 new girls at the Florida .State W. B. Williams to a place on Sanford avenue. College fur Women, a; authorized at Goidenrod as Mrs. Volio Williams is looking in appropriations of the 11)25 leg­ For Further Information tr. nnd Mrs. Gid for her cousin, Mrs. Carl Dolvtn, H anged islature in making iapid headway Mrs. Nora Church and the fo r ­ Call at Montezuma Hotel, under the vitpirvi ion of J. (J. Kelmer's daughter and her husband. Inm, bur-iness manage r of the in­ sera has returned They are motoring here from A t ­ stitution. who elate* that con­ Sanford Realtors, fe Springs where lanta, having left there Wednes­ struction will he finished in lime day It. B S C H U L T E R E A L T Y CO., Inc time as the guest for tile opening of the fall I rm Mrs. Ballinger called to see Mrs. o f school in Hipten lier, V. C, Culler in Sanford Tuesday, » I A K L R E S E R V A T IO N E A R L Y An odditiottoi appropiiation al­ T H E BETTER A I’ R O lH U T IS TH E S ()O N E R ~ Y O U ftmU o f Mrs. B. F\ meeting her nephew, Homer (ilea so was made by the laid legisla­ St to learn that she son who, with his wife, arrived W I L L SEE IT A D V E R TISE D . _______ „ ture to lie need in finishing the It. Peters Hospital. Sunday, making n trip in their car auditorium which wns at that time from Herman, N. V/, in i ight am dm- fon .fnictltfft. " 'lir e ami it tv* L k lt U lillll* ! M 1 J S 2 A>: •* i : dn£i. J U rluiii when finished, in addition to Mr. nml Mrs. Wnsterdlck, Mr. ienrla o f Mrs. C. !L and Mrs. Barney Beck, Mr. and haring a sealing capacily o f 1,800 Interested to leant Mrs. Clidewell and Mr. and Mrs. rvili tie titie of th" most modem of ling nicely nt the II. C. Lumlquist and the young its kind in Hie South. It it equip­ bn Hospital. ped with a pipe organ recently in­ fidks o f the three families had a stalled at a co t o f $ iO.IIOtl. which picnic supper Thursday, July 10, is o constructed Hint addition:! ickson and attrac- at Crystal Lake. may Is- m ule from time to time ater, are spending Voile Williams took a trip to until it is finally completed. In Georgia, ns the Fort Myers, Monday, coming hack Tile old dining room, capable of a and relatives. Wednesday with two Buicks. Ills ncroini'dnliu;: 1,200 girls will con cousin, Edwin Gammage o f Com­ linin' in use while additional spar inaldson leaves to­ merce, (!n., came over on his mot­ for 100 will he added directly be­ ne in Miami. She orcycle, taking dinner at his home low, mid oil I lie first floor o f the beks here visit inn en route home from Titusville, * aim* building. Mrs. Hilma Lumlquist was very I V. L. Wagner. A authorized hv tb> !e"H < »l''re One ) >:iy Sale on Palm Poach Pants. Regular ill and threatened. Dr. Denton jtwo fire stairways are being infeared, with appendicitis. He took | tailed, oiii' in l.iowarti and one in grade. A ll nicely tailored and best grade. Grey her to the hospital Saturday. She I Kli/.nhi lh Hall. returned Monday and is at present | Three llmusaml dollar.! will l>e brown. Special fo r Saturday............................. $1.' with her sun. Edwin. Her sou Aron -|H>nl for new and additional walks came Saturday from Jacksonville and for improvement o-i Gie cam­ and returned there Tuesday. pus lim ing the summit-. This en­ Mr. and Mrs. Axel Nytund nnd and daughter his daughters. Belli and Gertrude, tire amount o f work is under ac­ tive 'tipervi iuu o f Mr. Kellum. ifher who an mol the latter’s husband, F’.dwin Her at Coronadi Johnson, all of Miami, White mo girls were compelled pent a BOYS S H IR T S A N D BLOUSES lg Friday am number o f days at the home of to live o ff rumpus lust year be­ cause of shortage of dormitory Axel's sister, Mrs. August Sw inI pare, it i.. e timatc.l that more mu. When hU fit at w ife was alive than that number uni t no taken Is of Mrs, Vance they lived in Upsolo, the girte One Day Sale white and colored percals and madras and care o f -iiuilurly during the coin­ l glad to know have nut been back ince they were ing term and the total number of [ered enough to babies. Axel ha:, done well in real student-* attending the Florida lie Orlando hoa- estate. They left Monday f>>r i State College for Women w ill be plain white, guaranteed fa s t colors. R egu lar $1.25. Bi Sanford. visit with the wife's folks in Wauaround 1,000. 1chain. mul L. Redfi rn. Mrs* Harney Itcck and smi , The legislature o f 1913 redi i_ c it u i d d j 95c Blrs. iledf -rn' < buries and Barnwell, Mrs. Pritcli Irictid the state and made the If. Spencer and ard, Mrs. Wester dick and .'liss A robin that was building a nest fourth congressional district, NV. I* thin morning I Alary Fields motored to Haines in a tree in a Toledo (O .l backyard J. Sear , « f Ki: limmee, was electaccidentally hanged himself. In [Klfers, Fla. City’ on Monday to visit Mr. and led the fit i representative from Mrs. G. A. Edge and baby. The some way he becam • entangled in i the fourtli district and be now u string he was using in construc­ Wight has re- two latter will remain for a weeks ‘ holds that office. S A L E O N W A S H S U IT S t to her former visit. Mrs. Edge is best known tion of the nest. Green, Ky. She hero by her maiden name, Mis A ll styles in summer Wash Suits. Soli cl colors and small check * George Me- Hazel Pritchard. On the way bade almetto avenue they took supper with Mrs. Westeed fast colors. Chambray, K iddy clo th and linen. home there. terdick’s cousin, Mrs. Albert John­ son at Loughman, Fla. $3.50 Suits, m ade o f linen fo r ....................................................... left Wednesday “ Z . *' Beach Property Work Is Authorized For Completion Of College Buildings SPECIAL SA LE SA TURDA Y On Boys’ Wear *ew '«rk city V Enjoyed A fternoon ptrrnoon Mr. and It: delightfully enI beach party honr ’ a Mr. and Mrs. » o f Little Rock, | motored over to I enjoying a ren the ocean, after -d picnic lunch was (ECUEI andwidles at Rose ilium Three miles G. Cooked by ex- Ladies— I* r.m h , renovating, holatery material" East Sanford Goo Guerry is at West Palm Beach doing carpenter work. Mr. and Mra. L. !■’. Lubinski have gone to Hollywood lly-thaSea to reside. >, Mr. and Mra. W. W. Miller are driving a beautiful new , WillyaKnighl coimg. W alter Kaulerson la at home from East Beach where he has been fo r several months. Mrs. Jack Hickson had as recent guests her sister, Mra. Evans and children from St. Augustine. J. F’. McClelland and children drove to Sarasota for a few days visit with relatives last week. Mr. and. Mrs. Gilla Sipes hud a son horn to them this week. Mother and son are doing fine. Jack Hickson is convalescing at home from several weeks illness at the hospital with dengue fever. A . D. Shoemaker has bought th-* Irving Eatridge farm of improved land at Beardail and Geneva ave­ nues. Mrs. C. C. Morris nml son Robert o f West Palm Reach have been guests at tho W. It. Guerry home recently. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs, Christ Bucunel July Dk being the eleventh child born to them, seven o f whom are living. Dr. and Mrs. D. C- Patten nnd $2.50 Suits, made o f chambray fo r .................................................. $2.00 Suits, m ade o f Chambray, all colo r s .................................... $1.75 Suits, made o f Khaki and chambr ay. 'Sizes 2 to 8 years.... Call at our store and let us explain how you may become the ow ner o f this fa t baked chicken. W e have at all times Wash Hats Best grade Pajam a check Special fo r one day A ll sizes A ll colors o f fast colored materials plain white and small check. Regu> lar 05c and 75 fo r i F A N C Y C A K E S, PIES, CHEESE, HO M E B A K E D H A M , S A N D W IC H ­ ES A N D S A LA D S . H ot Rolls every afternoon at 1 p. m. Routh’s Bakery Delicatessen and Retail Bakery PARK AVE. 45c each L IN E N K N IC K E R S en. A ll sizes............ Plain white and black and brown check . A ll pure lin.................... ......................... .....................$2.50 and $3.00 T he Y owell C ompany �I ^ l... " 7 S ■ On* >*■» 11:rtw ir par > »« Bob Morris Holds Sanford ATHLETICS B E S T To Three Hits On Thursday PHILLIES, TAKING And Saints Win Six To One AMERICAN L E A D ra^ K ot JMMeea. o iitl y and null en»r*e< n r at n a r.s n u The f Messncr, 3b... 5 2 Allen, a s . ......3 0 Doyle, 2b....... 2 2 Brown, cf. .. .. 2 1 Hernandez,rf... .'I 1 2 1 0 1 t) .‘1 3 o :i 2 2 2 1 10 saw; aradlien ttad In M l nawi Of repot at beret o i o o BIBLE WH live, B no pl< wicket from ; ye die 33:11. Realtors Poole's Tim ely Hitting Large* ly Responsible for Victory; 0 Yankees Trounce Senators; 0 t) White Sox and Indians Win 0 0 FLO RID A S T A T E LEAGUE (Second H u ll) Won Lost I Tampa .. .. ............2IJ K Lakeland .............. ID 13J St. Petersburg . . . . 1 I Hi AVfnners P a t Over Four Runs S a n fo rd .................. 8 21 Totals I. T A M i'A .Snead, 2b, Hickey, 3b. Estrada, If. W elk, ss. .. lam, r f........ Allen, cf. .. Huggins, e. Jcism er, lb, Swanson, p. T o t a ls ......... 30 3 7 27 12 4 Score by innings: L a k ela n d ............... 000 004 001-—5 T a m p a ................. 000 001 002— 3 Summary: Thro base hit, Es­ trada. Stolen base, Bonder. Sac­ rifice, Weik. Swanson. Douiile play, Bonder to Edwards to Welch; Buckley to Edwards. Left on base, Lakeland 0; Tampa 5. Base on halls o ff Swanson 1; Cusack 1. H it by pitcher, Cusack (JesHiuer ,2), ( Struck out by Cusnek I; Swanson I. Umpires, Baxter ami I’hiladelphia Washington Chicago .. .. St. Louis .. Detroit . .. Cleveland , New York Boston .. .. SOUTHERN LE A G U E Won Lost New O rleans............ 55 40 Nashville ................. 50 -17 Atlanta ....................51 50 M em phis.................. 51 52 C h attan ooga......... -10 48 Little R o c k ............ 47 50 Mobile ............ 48 53 Birmingham,., , 45 52 Much difficulty is being oxper* innionl.ujl). the ,i;qiMH;urtimi. Ml*, til road ' through tno Everglades where the muck is several feet deep. Two canals for drainage are being built. The muck is re­ moved from both until tin* linestone foundation i* i cached. The rock from one i-arml is- then plac­ ed in the other ami a rack founda­ tion road made of the canal. S A L L Y LEA G U E Won. Lost. Charlotte ................, 54 28 Spartanbu rg........ fill 33 M a c o n .................... 44 39 A u g u sta ................... 42 41 A s h e v ille .................. 41 42 Greenville .. ..............39 13 Columbia ........... 34 -18 K n o x v ille ................ 27 57 Claude l.'Engle . of Jacksonville, was elected cong i ■ man at large from this state ia the general election of 1912 and served from March 1913 to March 1915. Yesterday’s Results FLO RID A S T A T E L E A L l l Tampa 3; Lakeland 5. St. Peter*'burg 0; Sanford 1. S2o.no at $14.50 $ 1 0 .5 0 a t $ 12.00 $ 1 5,00 a t $ 10.00 $ 1 2 .5 0 a t $ 8.50 $ 7.00 $ 1 1 .0 0 a t on improved Business ami Residential Property in Sanford l ands immediately available subject to title examination. A P P L IC A T IO N S FOB A P P R A IS A L S . 1, IIE A L T O IIS M E N 'S CI.OTHING *1 ■ 2 2 ■ ? We can d«i the name far you, if you let un do ynur selling. W e olitnin hj.i er fronts nnd effect immediate snlffl. E *** \vr have thousand of inquiries from Northe rn prospects anxious to m ^ quick turnover. f '** We have made money fo r others because the y follow our advice. W e desire to hear directly from owners interested in w ilin g their |m>ptrt Build n houao and pay rent to yourself. Build apartment hotis, care o f the people that are coming here by the thousac J. H. JACKSON F IR S T M O R TG A G E LO AN S. O ffice— 112 East Second Street. Telephone (ill when you picnic basket IR O P IC A M L O T IIS ,M O H A IR S , C A U E R D IN E S , P A L M REACHES, L IN E N S , S E E R S U C K E R S Are Now Receiving Application Fur -a. W E EARNED $350,000.00 FOIt OUR CLIENTS 1^3 10(1— HID— 100 Suits W rig h t, W arlow and Company 112 Park Avenue 5 N e w Corporation1 Law Prom ises T o Re Very Popular TALLAH ASSEE Jnly 23.— Florida’s new corporation law, en­ acted by the 1925 legislature, pro­ mises to prove as popular, or per­ haps more so, than was anticipated by its proponents. 'cretnry o f State Crawford, tinder whose department the law I- administered, states that he i.; receiving inquiries about the new charter provisions from through­ out the country in an ever-increas­ ing number. One o f these recently came from an attorney in Miss­ issippi who said he devoted much o f his time to obtaining charters and handling business of that character. H eretofore he ha.l been d tiling largely with the state of Delaware, hut since ex­ amining the Florida law he found its provisions more attractive to do business under than were those, the-concluding num oPra 1.4 ! o f the Delaware statute. |though drawn an even hr*-; tlie twin program, the New There ore visible evidences aplenty in the secretary o f state's i-luh lost first place in the tional League to the Pirates , who |office that the new law is popular defeated the Cardinals. v- ith those seeking incorporation papers. Fomerly— under tho old First Game Score by innings; law— two or three clerks ami steNew York 90(1 (KI0 102—;o-l 1-0 iiographera handled all o f the ciiarBoston .. ooo 11 0-12-9 ter business o f the department, Batteries: Bentley [util dow dy; Today the personnel in this depart Cooney and Hcimer. |ou at has increased to a dozen or j o, and new di sks are being mov fjermul Game Score by innings: lu i in from day to day tu provide New York . no uol (HO -5-12-1 working space for new employes. $28.50 $20.50 $2.2.50 $21.50 The Constitution of 1885 vided I hat the date legisla should meet m ISH7 and that cry ten years thereafter tin* prcsenluUvc. in the slate sl­ umI house should In* appoit The senate was limited In :i2 M bora ami the house to <i8. +* S DIRECT C O M M U N IC A TIO N W IT H OUR N E W Y O R K A N D BOSTON J ON SUITS SOUTH V II.A N T IC I.E Spartanburg P.l; Greenville Knoxville 9; Asheville 15. I 'oluiuhtu-Chiirinltc, ruin. Macon 2; Augusta 3. DuIlOSK A N D H O L L E R ■ M I D S U M M E R N A T IO N A L LEAGUE Boston 0-3; New York 3-5. I’ittslnirgh 3; J • oiiis 2. Others not scheduled. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Chattuilooga Hi; Mobile 4. Little Rock 3; Atlanta I. Memphis t); Biniiingllam 3. Na-hville 2-9; New Orleans 0-7 ; Hermitage ][ J P A Y A B L E IN 5 OR 10 Y E A R S — E A S Y TER’ troll here, 8 to ,4. Connully a l­ lowed only one hit in 7 2-3 in­ ning*: a fter Thurston had been hatted from the box by the Tigers Rally In Ninth Inning, Scor­ in the second inning, when they ing Two Runs, Win Game; scored three of their runs. Giants and Boston Braves Score by innings: Split Double Bill Thursday Chicago . 301 HOI 000-8-10-1 Detroit 030 out ooo— t- ;s-:i Batteries: Thurston, Connully nnd Crouse; Dallas, Holloway and Ihutslcr. A M E R IC A N LEAG UE Bhiladelphia 5; Boston 4, New York 11; Washington 7 St. Louis 1; Cleveland 10. Detroit -I; Chicago 8. i W alker Hotel, Titusville, Fla. Boston ......... 200 010 000-3-11-1 Batteries: Greenfield nnd Sny dtr; Gonowich, Craliam and Gib son. New York Brooklyn .. Cincinnati Philadelphia St. Louis . Chicago .. .. Boston .. .. P rom oters, to Loan on Im proved business property, resides A p a rtm e n t Houses. In That Inning WhenSmokN A T IO N A L LE A G U E ers Go to Pieces; Cusack Won Lost Pitches For Highlanders Pittsburgh T A M P A , July 2 L — The Lake­ land Highlanders heat the Smok­ ers here Thursday afternoon 5 to 3, in the firs t game o f the threegam e series. The Tampa team went to pieces in the sixth inning nnd the winners put four runs over on two singles and two e r­ rors. Swanson paved the way for his own defeat when he walked Buckley. Ponder singled and sec­ ond nnd third were occupied when Welch grounded out. Brazier filled the buses when he walked nnd them Edwards singled to right center. LAKELAN D AB It II PO A E Buckley .. . . . . I 1 1 3 2 0 Ponder, 3b.......5 1 1 1 5 a Welch, ss........... 4 0 1 2 2 0 Brazier, c f.......... 3 1 0 1 0 0 Edwards, lb , . . 4 l 1 12 1 0 S. Johnson, If. .. 4 0 0 3 0 0 Surface, r f. ... . 3 1 1 3 0 0 Francis, c...... 4 0 1 2 0 0 Cusack, p...... 4 0 1 0 2 0 Devel opera ■ Meet Mr. Garland Buckeye, more affectionutely called “ B ig Boy.” lie ’s a pitcher for the Cleveland Indians. And n good one, even though a left-hander. In his last four starts lie’s turned in as many victories, allowing hut six runs and 27 hits in the 30 innings. This is his initial season with the Speukeritca. lie ’s baseball's largest pitcher, weighing 235 pounds. How They Stand V BUSINESS PROMOTION Game’s Largest Pitcher P H IL A D E L P H IA , July 2 1 .The Athletics took the opening it ! liarncR, lb .............'1 0 0 1 0 0 game o f the series with Boston >11Be*«e, c........... •! 0 1 5 0 1 here Thursday, 5 to 4. The tri­ Morris, p........ 4 0 1 0 4 0 umph was Romqiel's seventh of the season and bis sixth victory in K T . tnl* ......... 29 0 0 27 12 1 ns many games with the Red Box. 1 Sti c by innings: Poole's timely hitting was largely 0 S a n fm il............... 000 001 000— 1 responsible for Boston’s downfall. 0 St. Pete ................ 410 100 oox 6 Storo by innings: 2 Summary: Two base hit, Frin- B o s to n ......... 000 001 210-4-10-1 1 bie, Harris, Hesse. Stolen base, Philadelphia 002 010 20x—5-11-1 0 Meisner 2, Doyle 2, Brown. SacBatteries: Buffing and Heving; 0 rlfice, Allen, Barnes. L e ft oil Rommel and Cucchrane. 0 base, San lord 4; St. Petersburg 0 7. Base on balls, o ff Chapman 4; 0 Morris 3, Struck out by Chap0 man 3; Morris 4. Hits o ff Chap* — man 4 in 7 innings, Alverson 2 in 4 I. Losing pitcher Chapman. Um­ pire, Pil'h. Time 1:45. 0 j Cox, i f . ................ a o -cm S S ^ E R T Y - JJ AND F U R N IS H IN G S Come in and get yours while we have your size Stinfnrtl 7/,vn n a m �There is no Substitute for Results Classified D irectory A dvertising F or R en t F or Sale FOR BIG RESULTS® *n j 1 0 It S A L K — 3 east front SanUi.m D LR LEI! ford Avenue lots. Bargains. Easy n in v w S & I L.A Au UDMAl.K D A IL Y N E W S — it covers Brow- terms. Box 431. rare Herald, nrd County thoroughly which is one o f the most rapidly growing FOR S A L E — Corner lot and ad­ joining lot on Palmetto Avc., sections on the Florida Coast. Sample copy and rate card upon terms. Box 431. care Hcrnld. request. FOR S A L E : LU M B ER delivered in and around Sanford, yellow L E A R N ABO U T Polk County and Lakeland, through the Star- pine framing, sheathing, siding, W IG H T P R IN T S H O P -P rin tin g flooring, ceiling and finish. At Engraving, Embossing. See Us Telegram. Best advertising me­ prices thnt are a savings to you. dium in South Florida. Published first W c do it. Phone 417-W! mornings. STAR -TE LE G R A M — Vermont Lumber Co. Osteen, Fla. |R. R. Ave.-Commerclal St. Lakeland. Florida. GOOD IU IY P R IN T IN G FOR Q U ICK SE RVIC E, try T H E SE M IN O LE P R IN T E R Y , W. N. i Lumley. Prop. P R IN T IN G T H A T PLE ASES, at very reasonable prices. Remington Portable Type­ writers. Telephone 93, Welaka Bldg. REAL KSTATB J. K. M 'U K L lfs G , sub-division specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando, Florida, and Flora Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ way. T IN A N D M E T A L WORK SIGNS Any Kind— Anywhere Formerly Sanford Sign Shop. Phone 480-W. Sanford Ave. A t First Street. MOST b « |l Tfce H a - or b| letSliraallarails. JAM ES H. C O W A N — A ll kinds o f Tin and Sheet Metal Work. W ater and Bont Tanks. A t Oak Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ phone 111. KITlctant. M . IECTORY within ra«r o f Sanford ftrn nreiled. bra any «»»• llrctl. II l» rllrallr far Building M aterial M IR A C LE Concrete C o, general cement work, sldewalke, build­ ing blocks. Irrigation boxee. J. K. Terwllleger, Prop. H IL L LU M B ER CO. House Service. Quality and Price. Lumber and Building Material Carter Lumber Company West Third Street Phone 605 This O R T D A V ID B. II Y E B ARCHITECT ■rectory Mottlgraphing, ^nailing— ns you you want it. IE. Porch, First [Bldg. FO R R E N T Car. Drive it |k and Seoqnd St Uem ber A. L i Itoaa Uuildlng Orlaado, FI.rlda H IL T O N ’S nAnnKii shop 113 Magnolia Ave. 8 First Class Barbers Special Attention Given T o Ladies and Children. K . F O R H IR E [TO SE R V IC E Day Chinnware in English force,u j ‘ r«in* ns-, lain*, Jlimirinn and Japanese tone 551 anil 83-W r,.1 , . , * , Chinn make lovely gifts CAFK rice and Quality Reigns .1 A C A F K iffle House Mgr. 103 W. 1st St. |l c a k e In Service and Qttalb eet and Park Ave- Th e Ball H ardw are W . H. LO N G M EAT M ARKET 410 Sanford Ave. Snnford, Fla. ugs E G STO RE — Preigs, Sodas. We du ns y ju r oh:ne. ■ R IV A L .KCTRIC GO. Gillon & Platt Everything elec422. Eloctragith TIONS AND PPLIRS stations. Magjd. First and Elm, and 10th Street. H. A. S P E IR Contractor and Builder •99-M — Phone — 2108 PA LM E TT O ATTOllN KYH-AT-t.A \V aii-nia-n ii FIIIST SVI IONAI. II \Mi III.IHi. Modern Improve* nu-nts F LO RIST" *11 occasiuns. Bhons 280- W Thoroughly Hcrectied Ocean View Hotel Mrs. F. J. Coals. Mgr. CORONADO R F A C II. K t.O R ID A Open AII the Vrnr H a t e s : 1.1.Oil p e r day. Ily tho w e e k 126.1)0 d o u b le ; i 1 5.00 .single. 1881. Floor Elks W A N T E D : Raring grove ten ncInquire up­ res name pice and location— “ E B " c.o. Henld. H e r, t h e r e HI MR. T R U O -TWtS . , R C C O C N IZ e j A S U S IV B . TRAFFIC COP IMHO B/NVLtO HIM OUT LAST WC.6.K FOR A s l ig h t M is t a k e im D R IV IN G AT A D O W bi* TbtvN C R O S S I N G . YOU'RE GOI NG* m OF V2T , Davey and Nesmith B Y CONDO EV E R T T R U E Wanted A P A R T M E N T FOR R E N T — At W A N T E D : Btiiding lot cloao in Y0O T H Y N *C * give location and price first let­ tractive and convenient. Call at Herald office fo r further in­ ter “ B" c.o. H-rnld. formation. W A N T E D : Laly agent, spnrc time, FOR RENT— Reasonable; modern, good money Phone 571-J. new npnrtmcnts. phones includ­ ed. By week month or year, well W A N T E D : Etpcrienced roof man located near ocean. W rite or wants roof repairing jobs. All phone R. L. Sclden, Sclden Bldg, work guarantied. J. S. Willfhms. Daytona Beach, Fla. 217 Sanford Avenue., Phone 178W. Corner lot. Goldsboro. For snlc. FOR RENT: Attractive two room OHIO— Xenia. Make your sales Phone 488-J. apartment for summer. Adjoin­ W A N T E D : Fxperienccd waitress. through the Xenia Gazette. Xen­ Apply Mnnlattnn Cafe. 10 8 ing bath, private front and back ia. Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ FOR S A LE or rent: Pico restaur- entrance. 217 E. Third St. K j\ T H u m /n Ys ih c : Palmetto Ave. trict. Want ad and display rates ant completely furnished ready Y o u ; /AMY 0\JAV — on request. for business. Seven rooms up­ FOR REN T: Tw o room apartment W A N T E D : Stlcsman to sell our stairs. A ll occupied. Have been made to nvnsure suits. Direct — good location. Apply at 12 A R E 'T O O r COI.UMRUS (Ga.,) LEDGER — in business in present location 3.7 or 6. 011 Magnolia Avc. to consumer a 23.50. Liberal com­ L IS T E N Classified ads have the largest yenrs. Want to retire, mission. Aptly A. I.. Lipthrott, FOR REN T: House. See John Dlst. Manage*, P. O. Box 1881, circulation in Southwestern Geor'M A N Or>P7-*— Musson. Orlando, Floiidn, gia. Rate 8c (C-word line) line. FO R S A L E : Pair of good mules, weight 1,000 pounds each. Also TO RE ACH the prosperous farm­ Chattanooga Wagon and McCor- FOR RENT: Attractive, gnrngc W A N T E D : Sties girl. Prefer one apartment. Two rooms nnd a ers nnd fern growers of Volus­ piick mowing mnehine. Both ns who has hid some sales exper­ bath. Instantaneous hot water ience. Apply The Bntket Friday ia county advertise in the lk-Land £ood n* " ? w« Ask E. N. Sutton, heater. Furnished or unfurnish­ between 1 nnl 2 p. m. Daily News, rate lc per word, cash Geneva, Fin. ed. 3 blocks from town. Tele­ with order. c d FOR S A L E : Good milk cow. One phone 318 or call at 305 Park A v ­ W A N T E D A r ONCE: Thoroughly ____ i Jvl Yellow Jacket Spray Mnehine. enue. capable mile stenographer and M AIN E — W atcrville, Morning Phone 2102. general offiq> man desires nny Sentinel. Thousands of Maine FOR RENT: Two room apartment, clcss of pubic stenographic work. people are interested in Florida FOR S A L E : Gorman police dog. adjoining hnth, also sleeping Address Mr. Tisher, room 20. Shir­ property. Reach them through Call 402 M. R. R. Pippin. N O N C5 Y O U R room. 307 E. 3rd St.____________ U P !.<J— ley Apartments. the Sentinel. Rate card on ap­ FOR RENT: New front room FOR S A L E : 5 Room house, large plication. P U L L U P “ TO apartment. Private bath. Phone W A N T E D : Position by young man lot, excellent loentinn, between 382 W. West First Street. who has hid two nnd one-half T H E C U R B V .ll A L IT T L E W A N T AD IN Tho t*vo subdivisions. Terms. Beau­ HERALD will bring you in big tiful 0 ncro benring grove, prapes, FOR REN T: Five room house. years o f colbge preparation nnd results. Advertise those old ar­ pecans, etc. Large 9 room house, Furnished. Good location. In­ uotwithstnndiig that part is w ill­ ing to work. An interview will bs ticles you have stored away and located in town close to Sanford. quire 219 W 5th St. nppreeijited. N. N. Care of Herald. have no use for. A little thirty- W rite. B. Edwards, Box 705, San­ cent ad may bring you several ford. FOR BENT: Two room furnished dollars. Phone 148 nnd a repre­ apartment nnd garage. 703 Pal- W A N T E D : Experienced saleslad­ FOR QUICK SA LE : Tw o lots in sentative will call nnd see you. ies for ladici ready-to-wear. A p ­ motto Ave. Ginderville. One lot front High­ ply Style Shoi, 309 Sanford Avc. FLORIDA— O R LA N D O — Orlando way. Phone 349. FOR REN T: First floor apnrtMorning Sentinel; largest classiment, just remodeled. Attractive Rooms For Kent fied business, rntc lc a word, min­ FOR S A L E : 3 burner oil stove. nnd convenient. 202 Park Ave. -e iK s r r j imum 2 lc cash with order. Electric motor nlmost new. L_2. Room and board. FOB BENT: One 4 room cottage11’ OR R E N T: Phone 625-J. with electric lights nnd g a r a g e ..'1™ preferred. Good homo cook­ THE M O RNING J O U R N A L is the Rnte.a reasonable. 1 Apply tin- Court House In .Sunforil, Flu­ Section Seventeen ( 17» Tow n sh ip FOR S A L E : Motor boat. Steel Price $15.00 per month. Apply to ing. accepted want ad medium in T w e n ty -o n e 121) South. Rang' Mrs. Fernandez, 811 Elm Avenue. id.i. on tin- 1.Mli day uf August, A.IV Th hull. 32 ft. long. 8 ft. 3 in. wide, Mrs. II D. Durant. Mike Mary. irty f 301 Cast appear »«i this b ill 1325, tlii'ii mid them to show cause Daytona (F la .) Omi cent a word Phono 871 W. 13 ft. 8 in. deep. 25 horse power. of complaint on or liofnre Srd day why M il til Petition In m-ll Itenl Fsaa insertion. Minimum 25c. f August A. It. P.I26. the same be. Sterling engine. Speed 15 miles an FOR RENT: 2 nice furnished FOR R E N T— Rooms with or with­ Inle to pay Pcbtn should not lie olug o rule day o f this Court at tho granted. hour. 80 gallon gasoline copper housekeeping rooms. $20.00 Court House. Hanford, Florida, to IT IS Fl'ItTH KU OHOKHKP that out meals. Reasonable rates TA M P A D A IL Y TIM ES, Tampa. tnnk capacity. Canopy. W ill sent month. 312 or 31 I East 5th Street. this t-lIIItloll In. putillslii-d In Tile answer the hill o f complaint filed Lincoln House. l-l.i. Thousands read the clas­ 25 people. If interested write Sanford Herald, a newspaper pub­ In said case ugalnst you. and In d e ­ lished In Hanford. Seminole County. fault th ereof that a decree P ro Con* sified pages o f Florida’s Great “ Motor Bont” Post O ffice 521. FOR BENT: 3 room apartment. FOR R E N T: la rg e furnished Florida, tim-e enelt week for four rosso he entered ugalnst you and Home Daily, rates 2 cents a word. W inter Park, I-'la. the court proceed r * purlu. Furnished. People with children room. Union Avenue, near new consecutive weeks. It Is ordered that this 'rd er no Minimum 25c, cash with order. need not apply. 417 West 2nd St. hotel. Telephone 571-J. W IT N I’SS My hand nnd nfflelal published III the Hanford H erald as seal tlilu the I Tin day of July A. t>. the named defeuipints herein n m e FOR S A L E : Fine home. I room Write fo r complete rate card. t» IU16. a w.«* k for F ig h t consecutive w eeks house, screened porch, 1 1-2 III I lid newspaper. FOR S A L E — Space on the page -JAS. , .H. SNA , u HON*. l.ost. Ann Found WEST V IR G IN IA — Clarksburg. acres land. 100 trees, variety small r . -I i i »ir 1 County Ju d g e o f Sotillliole I m in ty . \\ !ti.ess inv Imn,l fil’d • f f i c ’.at for classified advertisements. |.|„r|q„. The Clarksburg Exponent, morn­ fruit, nursery of limo trees. Meal mill at Hanford. Florida tills Silt i S F . A I .) Why not rent those vacant rooms, LOST: I ’.tcknge containing half •lav . f tune. A. It. UJV ing issue 1 cent per word, mini­ for poultry farm. Located south II luly l7-SI-H-AilKU»t tS F A l.l circle gold wedding ring, ad­ or sell that second-hand goods? eity limits on brick road to Orlan­ mum 34c. V. F. IH)|t|||.AHH Clerk. dressed to Mrs. E. A. Sutton, RV A. M. WKF.KH. l» C do. Rrrgnin for quick .-ale. Sick­ I> COURT OF I'll I N T S IN T IIIJ S F.V K N TII J t I l l C I Vt, C O IN T V . I t i l l I I T . IV W i t F O R H ttM I N - J. II Morrow, H-dlcIlor fo r ComPA L M BEACH C O U N TY — The ness. F. K. West, Longwond, Fin. iona! hnnk. Return to 218 French, .11 IR ill, S i : i l l M l l . l i plalnant. r i.o iiin \ . IN Greensboro, N. C. Lost in 1st NatI 'l. I tlt t l l A <il,t-l rut \ T l . scene o f stuT-itdous develop- — tlrlindo. Fla. t it V M F.IIV . ntent. Read about it in the Palm FOR S A LE : N. C. and Alrus7.i nml receive reward. IN UK T IIK KHTATK OF F P IT II I„ .1 CHAM ft Fit. seed rye. Crimson and Burr AI.ICK I'HWFR. deceased. A'* « ’.*mpllan-tnl j v c o u r t i »F C l t P N T Y J tltH Ilk Beach Pont. Sample copy sent on l l ll.l. T<> il l I F T TITLES H T A T H i »F F L O R ID A . clover seed. W rite for prices. Hick­ LOST: Small packet of hills*. Fin­ request. C l l n l l o n HP PS T U C K Fit 111 At. it, re estate o f W illiam Henry der plea-e return to The Hume ory Seed Co,, Hickory, N. C. T o Mrs F IV lli'itlson >>f K i n g ­ Oelger. Hustu Florence Helgwr. J e ff • Supply Co.. 730 Wc*l Church St., ston. t i n t , Mrs i>. F. F. M o r to n o f IteHpoiidant. Order *>t I'HMIrnllun thivta tl*-lger, Phiirlea W immI thw Unt­ ADYERT1SLNG g d t results if it O rl.iiolo, F lo r id a . Joseph VVIIII.ioi Orlando. Flu. ~ rial il Is o r .l'i i il « li.,t A••*» atltl each M,.r. minor-. Hp i i i I iiii I.* County, tenches potential buyers. PaP o w e r . In-oliO- p-rsnil. It .1 M. P o w ­ of >*.u l o - w l l ; Flips 'luak*-r mi l | SotW n Is heraliy g iv e n to alt e r as Klliirdlutl o f Joseph W i l l i . MO ■Tucker his wife, if livin g or whom It may i-onenra. that M.tggln T ry Smith’s Barber latka Daily News is circulated in P o w e r , ins.no* person. Iiolli of l.«*ng- If d*-.td all p.ir lles claim in g an in- I k tielger, A u t o m o b ile s na guardian nf o f W illia m liclger. ns nn industrial nnd agricultural sec­ u'lind, F l o r i d a nnd It. J. M P o w e r icri-at as heirs, devises, legateea or Henry lle lg er. Hush* Florence l i e l g e r o f t. o n wo od. F lo r id a , mol all o i l i e r other olitliiiuiils. hv tlmiiglii or m i­ J e ff tion. | >a V is l i e l g e r and Charles D E PE N D A B LE CSF.I.* CARS Shop for good barber person s elalntlliK Inte rest In and to nor the nliove named parties do- W om lrow ilelicer. minors, w ill, nit 1921 Ihalge Touring. the f o l l o w i n g desi-rllied hinds, l y ­ r> nanl or otherwise, mid all un­ the 271 h day o f July. A. D.. i 923. A D V E R TISE in the Journal-ltering mid lie l n g lii Heinlnole Cuinity. known parties cl.ilmlng an Interest apply lo the llouoraide James tl. 1925 Dodge Coupe. In the HoiltInvest ija a rte r (HW t - l ) Sharon. County Judge In uud for F lo r id a , i n - w i t . greatest work. Ladies welcome. 1923 Dodge Coupe. aid, South Gcorgin’s nf tho Southwest Quarter IHW S-tl said County, lit Ills o ffice In Han­ HIV I I o f HIT I I and N\V newspaper, Morning, afternoon, 1922 Dodge Touring. of Heel Ion I i. Tow nship 21 H. Itaugu ford. Ill said county, at 10 o'clock, t l o f MW I - 1 and I*. 1-2 o f Cluasiticd N ext to Valdez. weekly nnd Sunday. 3» H Hemlnole County, Florida, ap ­ a m ..r a. soon t b . r . a f t e r aa the MW t - l . Her. T h i r t y - f o u r (111 1923 Dodge Graham I 1-2 ton pear to tile hill o f complaint file I m atter can he lieurd. for authurlly T o w n s h i p T w e n t y (20| South. rates 10c per line. Waycross JottrTruck. H i n g e T w e n t y - n i n e (2 J ) Fas t iii Ihe above ••milled cause against to sell, at public or private sate. Ilia nul-Uernld. Waycross, Georgia. 1921 Dodge Screen 1-2 ton Truck. W h e re a s . It. J M. P o w e r as nil - you on the 3rd day o f Aug.. A. It. fo llo w in g described real estate. In pi25. tin* same lo-ing rub* dny o f said Comity, to -w lt: niln lNtra lor o f th e es tn te o f I M I lli I. W . Phillips’ Suns E veryth ing T A M P A M O RNING T R IB U N E — 1 A l i c e P o w e r , deceas ed. has f i l e d Mils Court In the Court lions**. Han­ tails Five ( 6) nml Hit 18) In HerDodge Bros. Sales and Service p e titio n to Sell real e s ta te o f tile ford. Florida, to answer Ihe hill o f l io n T h i r t y - t w o (.121, T o w n s h i p 19, Send in your subscription to tho ■ otiiplnliit filed ngallist you anil III uhnVe said e s tn te o f F dltli A l i c e It .12 Fast, c o n t a i n i n g 71 snu For the Sportsman Phono t ________ Oak and 2nd St. P o w e r , d e ee as rd . In o r d e r thnt tho default thereof tlial a decree i ’ro H3 2 -ion Tribune or hand it to your local acres m ore o r less. Confesso ho entered ugntiist you. dchtn o f the e s ta te o f th e said <leWhich application will lie based dealer so you can read Florida’s I KGS W A N T E D — Large, dean, rra seil mav lo- ituld A t ami Ihe ease proceed parte. upon Ihe p etl! Ion fur sals now oit greatest newspaper. One year, linen or cotton rags for clean­ II Is ordered that all parties un­ file In said Court. it is t 11k itt:i-'<1111: i >111>i: 111:1» $8.00, 8 months, $4.00, three months Ball H ardw are Paled lane 25lh. A. P . 1923. ing purposes. Bring them now A N H IS I I K I t K I t V I i l t H F I I K I t , that known claiming mi Interest In uml and each o f you he and ap p e ar in the Southwest kluurlor IHW I - 1> M .U P IIF I k H F l i l F I t . i iuurdlan. $2.00. I f you desire $1,000 insur­ to the Herald Composing Room. yon Phone K lief.ire tio* County J u d g e's Court at nf the Southwest (ju a rte r (HW t - l ) I'llhllsli June 24. July 3. ID. 17. 21. ance policy add 75c to your order. 199-M AYR FOR R E N T— Ground Bldg.. 205 Oak Avc. stairs. C. T. Smith. Phone 148 DO YOU W A N T TO BUY or sell anything? If so advertise in the Gainesville Sun. D E V E LO PE R S A T T E N T IO N — Pensacola is beginning the greatest development in Georgia’s history; a half million dollar high­ way to tho gulf beach just finish­ ed; at two million dollar bridge across Escambia Bay started; quarter million dollar opera house under construction; two millions being spent on highway; greatest chance for live developers to get in on ground floor. VVrito Devel­ opment Department. Tho Pensa­ cola News. — A U G U S T A CH RO N ICLE — Au­ gusta, Ga., Augusta’s greatest •classified medium, rate, cash, 9c |charge. 10c minimum. M O RG AN TO W N, W. VA., people are interested in Florida. Each o f them through a classified ad in the Morgantown POST. Six cents a word for six consecutive issues. IN S U R A N C E IlKAL ESTATK Business Sites A partm ent House Sites W a ter Fronts Wc recommend the following as the three best money-mak­ First Street Extention a Listings Wanted...! ers in our office nt this time: HE HAVE UUYEKS FOU 200 ACRES, L A K E C O U N TY High ami Dry B U IL D IN G LO TS GROVE P R O P E R T Y ACREAGE HOMES Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. 214 E. F1UST ST. W. It. SMITH, MUR. $20.00 per acre A. P. CONNELLY & SONS 58 FOOT LO T ON C E LE R Y AVENUE l( E A I. T O It S MagnoL'a nt Second. loans Phone 48 Just O ff Sanford Avenue Adjoins Standard Oil Co.'s lot in v e s t m e n t s a n n H n u n a a n a a n n a u iu iB a a a B n H H n a n a M n B n a a a n a a a a a a a a a B $1750.00. Easy terms Hy GEORGE M cM A N U S .‘10 Feel on Snnford Avenue between First and Second Sts. l£ $550.00 per foot SANFORD REALTY CO., Inc. II. S. LONG, Mgr. � 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 24, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 24, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 24, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cd189b97f8da6b16a7ae96ef978c09c3.pdf 22d31de8498c84b7811b00ee4fdc89c4 PDF Text Text frotJB N E W S P A P E R ,hed ' in FloWda’s Heart, yorld's Greatest Vegetable jn, Its Richest Garden Land d Lo<-al thundershower* T h t____ and Friday gentle to moderat southwest winds. Maximum Temp. ________ l Minimum Temp. ...._ ...... j .;*r TO ASSOCIATED PRESS fa XV. Ls t TH E W&YlH&K P o s s ib ility E)oomcd Man’s Ray Be Saved Jbvernor Small frT s Slayer, .t Reiterates SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1925. Ocala Man Alleged Slayer of Preacher e m o t io n to OCALA, July 23.— Will Deal, today is in .Muriun count} jail hero charged with murder In connection with the alleged slaying last night of nn itiner­ ate preacher named Hawkins. The slaying occurred at Caitor on the Withlacoochcc river 26 miles aouthw?st o f this city. Hawkins, officers say, was kill* ed during an altercation with Leas over tho affection of a womnn whose identity was nut disclosed. BE DECIDED BY U. S. TRIBUNAL U MINISTER TELLS GERMANS NOT TO BE SO SUSPICIOUS ;ath Near Man ?s Hope in The Foreign Minister Stresemann Is of Almighty Tells of Mistrust That Is Government Employee Begins Action to DetermineWhelher Scientific Theory Incul­ cates Disrespect for Bible Young M an’s Vision Great Factor In Human Progress, Dr. Karr Tells Junior Body u • PRICE FIVE CENTS DAYTON AGAIN “G reater S a n fo r NORMAL AFTER C am paign’^ SCOPES TRIAL By Bank President r i p r < T r i V P N Educational Director Amer1 L L u 1 u IT u It can City Bureau Declares Future Depends on Young Man in This Peculiar Time Little Left of Carnival Air Which Predominated Little Imaginative, W ill Tennessee Town During lls Colcbrnted Evolution Trial Power Essential WARM WELCOME BY AUSTRALIANS NUMBER 304. Thousands View Ships as Par- Junior Chamber of Commerce Scopes May Go On Test Case Is Rider linmentAdjourns for Occas­ Listens to Address With Lecture Platform OnAppropriationBill ion; Papers Recall Friendly A Great Deal of Interest BIG CLOUDBURST SWELLS STREAM TO DIVIDE TOWN Lake, Tunnieliffe am Forster Give Thei Promises to Diri Big: Chamber Drive (tela(ionsBetween 2 Nations Ju d ge Househotdei Action Expected to Throw the "Through the proper exercise of Dayton Interested In l’ossi- Thousands of Homes Were Whole Issue in High Court; Idlity of Becoming Site nf MELBOURNE, July 23.—Thp the imagination, followed by en­ Wrecked When Increasing Named ('hairtnai United States fleet Wednesday ergizing the will in the currying Fundamentalist University Is In Nature of Injunction Torrents Cause Breakwater found harbor in Australian wkters. out of visualized ideas all things III (live Away Lumi Nisiii H itj jvjilss Meeting July 2 3 — Ani The detachment entered Mel- that are possible may be accom­ DAYTON. Tenn., July 23.— Ro­ WASHINGTON. .............. ! . Li . i " ( bourno harbor this morning, while plished by this or any other com­ bert (Captain) Kidd, a messenger action which may throw the whole TRINIDAD, Colo., July 23.— 1 Be Held Tuesdaj munity," declared Dr. Alexander boy, who has delivered hundreds evolution question ipto the federal another was received at Sydney, Trinidad is divided by the roaring Karr, educational ilirector of the New South Wales. Arrival o f the o f telegrams during the "Scopes for judicial determination Nitfht at City Hall wnteis of Picket Wire river. Hun-; American City Bureau In his ad­ Held For Allies and Wants courts ns to whether the teaching of this two sections of the fleet was the dress to the Junior Chamber of trial,” summed up tho day ufter ilrt-ds of 1GO, July 23.— On lowland homes ure| sipinl for extensive celebrations It to Be Entirely Forgotten scientific theory inculcates dinrethe trial in Dayton, when he said flooded, bridges wrecked, railroad Jer thread of remote The “ Greater Sanford’ Commerce at the Seminole Cnfu last night. spect for the Holy Riblo was be­ at lioth cities. civic room today. tracks washed out and heavy propca m p a ig n w ill he headed by a fy hangs the chance Melbourne was ready. The most "1 made $12 yesterday mul the BERLIN, July 23.— Gustav gun here Wednesday by loiren II. damage has been done fol________ / , elaborate reception arrangement < Dr. Kurr made this statement ibiy before mul nothing today.” erty .Bell Scott to escape Stresemann the foreign minister, Wittner, n government'employe. lowing a cloudburst here shortly -J,* , l °nunitteo composed of when speaking to the body in the bad been completed. 1-engthy The Tennessee seat of the evolu­ before 7 o'clock Wednesday night. the heads of the throe hanks [waiting him on the speaking Wednesday in the reioh- rr* '! ru,,pr "rtW** appeared in today's news, interest of thu membership cam­ tion test was hack to normal af­ titag on the German reply to At 8:20 (lie waters laid licguii of Sanford, F. I’. Forster, For­ Int sunrise tomorrow, France’s note on the security pro­ tilt 1. - . I l of Columbia. papers, warmly welcoming thu paign being carried on for the ter u period o f feverish excite­ to recede somewhat, but another rest Lake, and W. H. Tunnlemphasising the blood re Senior Chamber of Commerce by ment. psaibility depends on petals, said there were still some appriipnation III which provides heavy flood o f water was report­ American City Bureau, tak­ eliffe. The three men were [cy hearing, which his important points outstanding •> - hat no part of this sum (For the haiunship „ f tl,.- people o f America tlie Little was left o f the carnival public schools) shall be availableL ml Australia. Messages from high ing as bis subject the value of air. Some of tlie concession stands ed descending toward the city insist they have ar- penally with respect to arbitra­ for the salary of any superinten- officials of both state and federal the young man’s vision to the fu­ from tlie Stouewal! mountain re­ present and accept their elec­ remained standing hut they were gion. forty miles west, where n tion as leaders in what is con­ trith Governor Small tion treaties and the position Ger­ dent who permits the teaching of. governments and the lord mayor ture of any community. unoccupied. The "no parking" jast minute appearance many is to take within the Lea­ or any teacher who teaches disre­ of Melbourne also were printed. "The old man dreams while the signs had disappeared, leaving cloudburst was reported at about sidered by the citizenship as gue of Nations. tlie same time as that in Trinidud. a whole, as the most important spect for the Holy Bible." his brother, indicted with Tho Victorian parliament stand' young man sees visions,” he as- parking' on a cntch-aa-catch-can "W e cannot accept," went on, The cloudburst occurred in two civic movement in local history. ver found. The notion Is in the nature of nn ml [purneil for three weeks to en­ i-erted. “ It is through the carrying basis. sections, tin* first coming at (5 ays Robert is the real ".that in arbitration proceedings injunction proceeding directed at able its members to participate ill of these visions into reality that The recommendation for tho John Thomas Scope:-, the defen­ o'clock, followed by a major deluge the great things of the world are Joseph Maurer, 'drug the second should simultaneously the auditor and disbursing officer tile Welcome, bankers to lead the campaign came dant, was 'planning to leave in a be the umpire. We also reject tinhe holdup a year ago. "f the District of Columbia and Thousands were conveyed by accomplished. This is peculiarly few duys for his home in Padu­ before 1 oclock . Retaining walls front the campaign director, I). II. | second time with a attempt to milistitutc the objec­ Frank White treasurer o f the trains to points of vantage uroumi the time of tho young man be­ cah, Ky. His program after that, o f the rii.-r hanks broke under the McFarland, who told o f its success 'i |t stands within the tive opinion of individual states United States to prohibit them I’ort Melbourne tndny to witness muse of the fact that the visions hu said was uncertain. The 2s- impact of tlie latter lorn-nt and in Daytona. he sees compose u very great fac­ yenr-old school teacher announc­ hundreds o f residents ill the bot­ ' the gallows. He an* for arbitration." from making further payments of "Tho presidents of the hanks o f ^ The minister was confident that salaries to Frank W. Ballou, sup­ the coming of tho big ships. An tor in human progress." tom lands were driven from their tlie Daytona section were put in ® list night that he was aerial demonstration was a spec­ ed yesterday that he lias not de­ homes. further discussions would lead to It is in the visions of the young i faith "in the hands of erintendent o f schools, and W. I*, chnrge o f the campaign there," positive results. He expressed liny, head of the department of tacular feature o f the city’s Wel­ man that the accomplishments of cided to uppour on tlie lecture The Santa Fe railroad station said Mr. McFurlund, "and it wan Ihty.” come to the vistiing ships. platform, although such a course i» r,,filiation came to the great satisfaction at the good will biology and chemistry in the the future are seen, stated the under consideration. Scopes de­ and the llurv.-y hotel were sur- probably the greatest factor in tho Is Wednesday afternoon shown by both Frunce and Bel­ Washington high schools. NEW YORK. July 23.— A spec­ speaker. For un example ho cited clared he preferred to go back to round, d by-water. Much trackage - campaign. It created the utmost finor Snuill’s friend, who gium in completely evacuating the Immediately upon the filing of ial news service is being sent daily the case of Daytona and the ad- college and friends were trying to in tlie railroad yards and along confidence ns to the success of hud received n message Ruhr before Aug. 1(5, und the the proceedings, Justice Siddons of 9,000 miles by radiophone for the joing cities, being for years arrange n scholarship for him in "Klit o f ways into the i ity was the campaign and in the soundness washed out. Illinois executive con- French premier's declaration that the District nf Columbia supreme crews of the American fleet now each a drawback to one another some university. o f the reasons for the campaign. instead o f all uniting and pulling pie news of a possible Dueaseldorf. Dulsberg and Kuh- court, issued u rule on thu two visiting Australian waters. ... The , Deliver and . , . ,Rio Grande .. “ I Iwlieve that if it can bo nnThe Itheu county hoard o f edu­ lion nf sentence for Scott. rnrt also shortly would be evacu­ district official, Dunicl .1. Donovan Made up in New York of item together. Finally, he said, they cation will meet today and it is \\ .-stern railroad bridge, near the ncunced to the people o f Sanford ated, within the time set by the elected a young man ns president thought thut a science teacher for •ity, was washed out and a pas- tomorrow that Messrs. Iatke ForsJit known from where the and James R. I.usbv, ami Mr. called from the Daily Grist o f hap­ treaty. penings with a view to their par of tho Daytona Chamber of Com­ the Rheu county high school would senger train due in from Denver ter and Tunnieliffe will head this ■was sent. White, directing them to appear Herr Stresemann exhorted th? shortly after 7 o'clock was ma- movement, it will create genuine ticulnr interest to the "gobs” the merce and be bail the vision to German people to overcome the July 28 to show cause why an in­ toport is telegraphed to K1)KA, see what a campaign for member­ be elected to succeed Scopes. rooned several miles fioin tho- enthusiasm and confidence.” tgain In Shadow Dayton was interested as the junction should not be issued , llousholder Named Chairman tile bit'll powered westinghouse ships would do for the city. A to­ trial closed in the possibility of a "tV ICO, July 23.— For the mistrust still existing in certain iiguiiist them. regarding the allied The large steel Santa Fe rail-' .,utl„ 0 K. F. Housholder was stntion at Pittsburgh, whence It is tal o f (5,15(55 new memberships fundamentalist university being hue within a week Russell quarters In his petition Wittner sets for relayed over a 03-metro wave to were secured and over $100,000 road bridge at Jansen, three mile. thun d l.cU.(| d,airman o f the cam1st night stood within the promises to Germany, and he add­ established here. George F. Wash­ that he brings the suit in his own Melbourne. now lies in tlie treusury of the vest of this city was washed out pa|gn executive committee, and R. of the gatlows and an- ed: burn of Monomet, Mass., ami The service was nrrnnged by W. Daytona organization to lie ex­ Clearwater, Fla., has offered to o ugh . All cus bound trains are j . ,|u|,y L i o n e l ” o f the h g team that hu was placing all his "Tho note regarding alleged right as a taxpuyer. After the fil­ Vehicular organization. Itoth accepted, !n the hands o f the Al- German dcfuults in the disarma­ ing nf the suit hu declared that W. Davies, American representn pended for advertising that city contribute $25,00(1 to tlie founding being held up there ami foot Lrhltff* in tho city a Ijmii lL _ , , . . . ment affair strengthens the view he was n fundamentalist and that j tiv,. ,',f' Ij, Nae'i'o'm’ a iemling daily- to the world. of such an institution and unwere washed out, completely isotcJ ,UIV0 a he was acting for himself. He to , , r h u,.M )1 S Aires, and the Publiahformer Canadian finnn- that there is no ground for the fur­ Dr. Karr further stressed tlie cther $25,000 to an endowment luting the north and south sides 1 ‘ . ’ a '^or'* civie mass ■panti-nceil to hang for the ther occupation of northern Rhine- vcpicscntcd by Attorneys B. Il.| ,.„ l)f thl. Melbourne Herald. It Is fact that no man is born into tlie fund of $1,1)00,000. Mr. Wash­ of the city, except for one snuil'. T n l ' o ^ n« k Dolby and .1. N. In vested , y ou n g,distribute.! by the latter to n nan, wqrld except that his work is ftf o f a drug clerk during u lund " burn has be« j 'nvJlri! to cnn\e to bridal Which w.isV'.iscd by W Washington vr.*ryiw. _______ J l»«> r of associated --iMir* a n d 'is n In 1021, wan glw n a burn with him. The problem o f the Dayton, if possible before W illiam "The rlech government has put The Cl.).i.l is is tm the worst w o r s t In tins , '*"*' ibiscam 11 to be tne bq Differs Widely ► reprieve by Governor Smull it beyond doubt," the minister printed to distinctive display ns man is to find this work. This Jennings Bi-yaii leaves. Mr. Bryan in. nnmi in “ u " ' meeting-of the paign, and « f . rhursilay night, six hours be­ continued, "that it is prepared to Explaining that the case here “ Home news for the fleet." may best lie accomplished, lie ex­ will go to Winchester, Tenn., Snt- city since 1904, when all bridge* forts will bo made to make it the hepo washed away nnd hundreds lie was to have been execut- enrry out the exceedingly hard differs widely from that tried at Following tlie initial "dispatch” plained, by tlie man doing tu the uiday to deliver two addresses. o f thousands o f dollars of proper­ largest civie gathering in local his­ Attorney Dolby last night, Mr. Davies received the best o f his ability, the daily task tory. Dr. Alexander Karr will conditions appertaining to disarm­ Dayton, Tenn., Clurenco Harrow remained in ty lost. make his leading nddress on this roprieVQ enme after a tcle- ament so fur ns possible. We him said the local courts will he asked following message from, Mel­ that confronts him. When he is Dayton, his plans calling for u lec­ Fully one half o f the business occasion, un*I it Is hoped to ham ready and capable of tile higher from •Detroit was sent to appointed a commission with spec­ to interpret the words "disrespect bourne: ture in Knoxville tonight and a va­ and residential districts tonight “ Broadcasting clearer than be­ tasks, the doors of tho world will David Sholtz, eloquent president or Small signed Robert ial plenipotentiary powers. What for the Holy Bible” and that this cation period following in thu are submerged. of the Daytona Chamber of Com­ Rur.xell’a brother, indicated the allies are entitled to demand should allow an infinite amount of fore; (referring to previous tests open for him to pass through into Tennessee nmnntuins. Fear is felt thut the disaster merce, on the program also. im but never found, and by tho Versailles treuty has al­ evidence from scientists, religious of the transmission) slight varia­ greater tilings. Dayton took stock Wednesday. may iie heightened if tlie flood “ A muu must know himself and , that Robert was the slayer ready been partly performed and liberals, fundamentalists, clergy­ tions in strength; closing signal It was decided to have a special H.2I; good reception probably help­ so must a community, u town or a E. F. Robinson, chairman of tlie reported coming from the moun­ meeting o f women to hear Dr. Karr men and educational leaders. mid surrender, will still be performed in part. board of education and proprietor tains materializes. next Monday night, one or morn In the Dayton case, he added, ed by absence o f local interfer­ city know itself," declared Dr. o f tho drug store “ where it start(Continued on Page Three) kil, with less than .'Id hours Kurr. “ The best way of doing meetings for railroad men, nnd u the sole question was whether a ence.” n-r him from death last id ," wns cheerful. The service is to lx; sent each this is for the man, ami the com­ meeting for grower 1. state statute had been violated lid In* believed he would "Dayton has been hem-fitted The sales organization will bo ami since admittedly it hail been, day at six p. m. eastern standard munity as well, to sit down beside physically and mentally, by the he gallows if Robert could built on military lines. It will bo the eourts were left to decide only time, corresponding to eight a. in. himself und become ucqu unlt-d evolution trial,’’ said Mr. Robin­ tl. headed by nn official with tho title thut question and the higher in Australia. Its reception there with the facts concernin ' lutiisclf son. "The town lias a number of I the '.tnte’s attorney's o f­ as they really uru. This i one of is prncticnlly instantaneous. of colonel. Under him will bo courts would be without jurisdic­ improvements that will I h perinn ! the statement: the fundamental principle i ol city four majors each nt th-j head o f tion on the question as to whether i nem ussets at small cost to town PORTLAND, Ore., July 23.— |Robert and we will luing a division o f six teams. This wilt the law itself is in conflict with The Pacific ocean will be the bead- building. A city must know it­ and county and tlie visit of the Ih." Receipts from tines, costs nnd muke 21 teams hi ull. Each team | self ill order to know the oece.ithe constitution. well informed persons attending quarters of the United States I,ut­ sury procedure for bettering it­ WASHINGTON, July 23.— Def­ Catherine Scott, the conthe trial bus added to our mental entreated bonds at the Monday will be composed of u captain nnd In his petition Wittner alleges ile fleet indefinitely. Secretary self." inite proposals for settlement of ami Wednesday sessions of inunicl- a minimum of five lieutcnanta. ' | tmui'i wife, visited him equipment.” eleven specific instances in which Wilbur told guests at a dinner in "The future depends upon tlie pul court totaled $ 100, according There will also be several special |>dn. day shortly before (.ending questions growing out of Itnllou and May either teach '>c bis honor here last night. This, he young to information given out by O ffi- committees to sign up the ,arg>*r mini," he r.-iterated. Watch was placed over the recent anti-foreign outbreak in permit to be taught matters con­ MANDEVH.LK, La., July 23.— said, is the policy which the de­ “ Through the exercise of control cer A. li. Beckwith this morning, interests o f tho community. Tho death cell, for the see* China are expected to be transmit­ tradicting the literal words of the Praying that "a blinding light partment has ndopted. ted to the Chinese provisional gov­ Five eases were arraigned bef.ir. minimum strength o f the organ)over the elemental factors of I within a week. may emus tlie (mill of Clurenco Bible! He referred directly to G. The secretary arrived in the city creative power within ourselves, Judge W. K. White at the Wedneu- ration will bo l It) men und Women, ernment by the Peking diplomats Painne as it did that of Paul, the W. Hunter’s biology, cited in the from Astoria, Ore., to which port fur a last minute drusession while 11 received at- R is estimated that the actual be aranee ,,f Robert Scott, in the near future. The basis of Dayton trial, as one of the approv­ he accompanied the midshipmen of us is done mostly by the young Apostle," mid invoking God's day tentioa on Monday. |strength will lut close to 200. man, ami through the exercise of these proposals has been worked blessing on Willinni Jennings ptriMbictinn of new oviTin* $200 Imiii.I of Preston Keith, tin- imagination under the control Bryan, tile Rev. RoL-rt G. Lee, out in numerous diplomatic ex­ ed text books in the Washington the Naval Academy, .Much other business concerned rh might cause Governor High schools and said that this o f the will, a man is made good, pastor of tlie First Baptist Church thinged witli possession o f intoxi* witli details o f the eumpaign was i 'sue u new reprieve, changes nt the various capitals and other text books conflicted bad or otherwise. Just so is a New Orleans, formally opened the eating liquor, was forfeited when discussed and acted upon. Eve - y, Crazed Barber Kills itomeys indicated, they and the powers are now virtually with the scriptural text. city built right or wrong. ’ in accord, although certain as­ Louisiana Baptist encampment be failed to appenr in answer to 10110 of tho lt» members o f the com" __Inope of saving him. One of tho specifications, typi­ Three and Then Self One of the greatest faults found here charges against him Monday. He mittee was present except pects remain to be cleared up. ept two win who Inst night. --- ---------------- -witli this urn! many other cities, While details are lacking, it now cal o f the construction o f ull, says; Characterizing the elder coun­ also forfeited a $25 bond on a were out o f the city. Tle.-ro \.aa "Plaintiff further avers that CHICAGO, July 23.— Paul Or­ Dr. Karr further declared, is that sel for the defense in the Scopes count of reckless driving. Ham not ii single ease of "passing Ih*: jican Is Killed seems certain that the > 'ttlemeiit said Ballou permits the teaching lando, n burlier, despondent over there nro no playgrounds or com- trial as "agnosticism's leading ex ­ Michael was fined $101) and costs buck" on duties given the various formula to he presented by the [Chinese Bandits Peking diplomats will embrace of the principles of physics from ill health and domestic tmublos nnuity buildings for the recrea­ ponent,” and William Jennings for "operating a motor vehicle members. A check rp this morn­ ing showed that every lumniiti u two distinct elements. They are: the approved text hooks in the today shot and killed his wife, tion of the children duritig their lirynn as the "defender o f reveal­ while intoxicated” The cases as arraigned follow: appointed last night was ul wotk. Mi, July 23.--M organ PnlConvocation o f the Chinese cus­ public schools of the District of their two daughters and then kijl- leisure hours. This he declared, ed religion," Dr. Lee umilc u plea Monday: Parley Harper, recklesi Members nf .In committee and American, In* been kill- toms revision conferences witli .i Columhia, thut it is impossible for|,,(j himself while three other chil­ is one o f the prime needs o f every for the preservation o f revealed Kindits at his ranch on the minimum of deluy and creation of li living body on the earth to ovc-- j,|r,.n fdept undisturbed in nnother good ami influential city and is religion ns linmlcd down liy the driving, $10 und costs; John Kelly, the American City bureau nu*n uru river, near Harbin, and u commission to inquire into ex­ tcome thu influence o f gravity of room. The killings apparently oc­ a mutter that should receive at­ Bilile. He said the present gene- reckless driving, dismissed; Pres­ Very much elated oVer toe pros­ ►ard, an eye specialist, nt- traterritorial matters at a date the earth and ascend lieyonil the curred during u struggle with his tention here before it is too late. j ration lias not shaken tlie shackles ton Keith, possession o f intoxicat­ pects o f the campaign ant belitvi-., "What w o ... in our hours of , ()f fk k |M V , but un the eontrury. ing liquor, $200 bond estreated; that Sanford is going tu make a vce 'd.... noiirs o. limit of vision, whereus the Holy wife whose body witli a broken |t" Rimkefcllcr Foundation still to Is* fixed. ;s more than war and u UH fit.kX ua uny |u o f U|). Preston Keith, reckless driving, notable record. leisure dm llibb* teaches thnt Elijah went up arm and numerous bruises boro T was captured at the same Reference o f the question o f re­ $25 bond cstrated; Meade Fox, labor in im milling tho character of j t lin|us to heaven while he was still alive evidence of a terrific fight when sponsibility for bloodshed in the violation o( traffic ordinance, $5 (Continued on l’age Three) B } lur U'lvices from Kingan recent Shanghai riots to n judicial in u whirlwind ami thut Jc.su.-> fohnd by neighbors und policemen. bond estruted; Samuel Davis, dis­ Christ ascended into the heaven T r a rainier was killed on Inquiry with the Chinese govern­ Decrease In Cotton orderly conduct, $10 bond estreat­ while defending his pro- ment participating and ill govern­ after Ho arose from the dead, and ------: ed; Titus Mitchell, disorderly con­ ii'ainit hundila. Mrs. I’nl- ments bound to abide by the find­ that all the deltd shall be re­ WASHINGTON, July 23.— Thu Forecast on J ill ylG duct, $8 and costs; Virginia Amasurrected alive and shall ascend nntlier, Pr. Howard, his ings. evolution isHuo was taken to thu ker, disorderly conduct, $10 homl buddy into heuven on the Juilgt F " and nn American WASHINGTON, July 23.—The estreated; Dora Jones, disorderly District o f Columbia supremo Formal expressions from Japan court. Irmii; | Baldwin, together meat Day." year's cotton crop which enrly conduct, $10 bond estruted; Sam ■ ' W|b; anil child, were vis- of her desire to carry out strictly Income tax records were ordure gave an indication of being of the Mitchell, operation of motor ve­ ■ •’•‘iniers' ranch at time the commitments entered into with With tin! changes made in the the Saints today, Friday nnd Sat­ largest ever grown declined dur­ hicle while intoxicated, $100 und od opened September 1. respect to China at the Washing­ Six Entrapped In J r ' • Howard is reported Substantial accord o f the pow. line-up of the Sanford baseball urday provided, ruin doe* not in­ ing the three weeks ending July costs; Lilia Rivers, drunkenness, ■*' ‘’Uttivity ami the others ton conference is expected to pave terfere. er* on the Chinese problem wa < tc-in during this week, officials Mine By Explosion 1 *i, to the extent o f 751,090 bales. $5 and costs; Emmy Bradley, dis­ § r"r the present," though the way for the first step. Similar Many luersf fans this morning are confident o f tlie Celery-beds In its secocnd forecast of the orderly conduct, $10 bond estreat­ reached. expressions from other govern­ |w hereabouts ure unknown. were confident of Sunford showing Tho Nickel Plate hearing was ments confidently are expected as ROCKWOOI), Tenn., July 23.— winning a large majority of their up well In the st. Petersburg se­ season today, the department of ed; Arthur Small, disorderly con­ continued before the Interat.itu games during the remainder of agriculture announced the indicat­ duct, $10 and cunts; Rachael Mor­ the result of the note proposing William J. Snow, superintendent , b j'fd In I'lnllshurgh ries and expect the Celery-Feds t-» ed crop would be 13,588,000 equiv­ Commerce Commission. the season. President R. A. -H YORK, July 23.— Morgan this course sent out by Secretary of the Roane Iron Company's coni man stated this morning that he be in oven better form, when they alent to 500 bales forecust based gan, disorderly conduct, dismissed. September was fixed as a lu Kellogg. Wednesday: Jefferson Harris, mines here and n party of six JJ‘r* who was killed by bandits believes Sanford has n bettor tenm return for the series hire next on condition of tho crop nn July discharging fire urms, $10 nnd for receiving a debt mission fruneBB men enrly today were entrapped Even with Japan, however, there ■anchuria, formerly lived in n->w* than it has had at any other Monday, Tuesday und Wednesday 1(5, which wus 70.4 juir cent o f nor­ costs; Willie Sab, disorderly eon Uzecho-Slovukia. V'lurgh, N. Y., und was nn remain details of the project to be in the Bryson Dip Mine as a re­ time during the season. with tho Tampa Smokers. mal, indicating un acre yield of duct, $5 ami costs; Ernest Sipling, "nd after many years worked out in Conversations here sult o f nn explosion. The men en­ Tho series here with Tumpa, 110 pounds. The management o f the dub is reckless driving, $10 bond estreat­ H. B. Phillips Refuses tered tho mine last night to com­ and in Tokio. Chinese ruilways joined the promises to be ujie o f the beat Last year's July 1(5, condition1ed; Sherman l’ilpher, drunkenness, bat fire. Grave fears for their looking forward Ui great things played here this year bocausu pcan Red Crons for service in from Dumas, leftfielder, lately ac­ was 68.5 per cent nnrmul and a $5 and costs; Samuel Weigh, reck­ To Quit Road Position safety are held. Trouble Expending. r'a and China ns field agent. quired on a trade from Ijikeliind, since the rejuvenation o f the Cel­ filial acre yield of 157.4 pounds. less driving, $5 and costs. Fire broke out in the mine sev­ CANTON, China, July 23.—The P>g the great Chinese famine and Harris, a second baseman se­ ery-Feds under the tutelage of TALLAHASSEE, July 23.— H. r - 1' he wag instrumental in trouble caused by the strike or eral weeks ngo and it was walled cured this Week from Kentucky. Jim Moore, games have been won B. Phillip*, today wrote to Gov Pit many livo3. navies is expanding and hr.s af- up. Tho barricade was removed in Possibility English 3-Masted Schooner Is ernor John W. Martin, dccltuin; lakeland received Cusack in re­ from both I-ukuland and St. Pet­ Ifcctcd west river ports where no the preaence o f state and federal turn fur Dumas. Culbreth, another ersburg but not yet buve they had Coal Strike Increases RammedByOilTanker to comply with the executive’s re- . week who supplies are avuiinble on account niino inspectors this second baseman, who hail* from n chance to compete with the lenquest of lust week that ho resign Markets of the delayed stenmer traffic. The pronounced it okay. tryout que leading Smokers. Sanford fans a* chairman o f the state road de­ NEW YORK. July 23.—A threo Ilritish consul haa ordered all of LONDON. July 23.—The possi­ back appear more anxious to see the partment, effective August 1. 11^. , PlCAGO, July 23.— Wheat, his nationals to return to Hong r ms ted schooner was rammed local team trounce the team front bility of a great British coal strike gave a* u reason for refusing to > ‘"her. 1.185 to - 1.10.75; De­ Kong. Americans nro not affected, early tmluy by the oil tanker Ed­ wua increased today when miners Tampa than any other club in the resign thut tin. “ road ih'p.irtmeor r blu to J.50. Corn, Septdni- being protected by the United refured tu confer with owners un­ ward Luckunbuch in rum row ter­ to a constructive agency, ex league. •0:ir, to 1.035S . Oats, Sop- States gunboat Pampangn. ritory. The tanker was bound for explosion by leaping Into The Celery-Feds will then jour­ less the latter first withdrew pro­ After having won four success­ ir. 11.5 to -14.75. Distant sounds o f firing have car. When it reached the surface San Francisco. It is presumed orders of the Icgislulur* ney to Tampa for three additional posals for wagu decreases. ive games out o f aix played In been heard but the exact locality he was semi-conscious. that the schooner was one of the that it was his view thi Sanford during tho past several guinea o/ter which they will meet IlCAGO, July 23.— Wheat, is unknown. Shameen, the foreign few rum row craft remaining in Idepartment is not and shu Melbourne— Southern Bell Tele­ tho lakeland Highlander* ir. an­ r m,,er. 1.49 to 1J>0; December concession, has been cut o ff from Tavares— Bank of T s v iP J to bo days, the Celery-Feds Journeyed to other aerieu in thia city on Aug. phono & Telegraph Co., starts con­ this vicinity aincu the coast guard i lie u part of tlie gover’u ■> to 1.50*4; Corn. September, supplies for three days owing to reorganized as separate institut­ St. Petersburg today where they IminUtnUoa," blockade started. struction o f $30,000 home. will continue their encounters with 3, 4 and 5, °*t*, 44 U to 45. the non-arrival o f steamers. ion with capital o f $50,000. i S Bonds O f Prestun Keith Totaling $225 Forfeited Monday Accord On Chinese Problem Reached By Various Powers Washington News Local Baseball Club Trades Cusack To Lakeland In Return For Dumas seas V• • .* ' • 9 -- V' * • �M *»2& quainUnce with thp typital pro­ ducts o f the participating countries and at the same time give n use­ ful imnetus to internation commer­ cial relations.” Dr. Karr • Stresses Value Civic PrideTo ConununityGrowth PF.RLIN, July 22.— Three funW ASHINGTON, July 22— Dans dsmental iilens underly the Gcr- for n World Forestry Congress to man reply to the French note on he held in Rome April 29, to May tho proposed security pact, Dr. 5. 1920, were announced here toof Trial But Judge OvcrStrrscmnn, the foreign minister, day by the American Tree Assoexplained to the correspondent! on elation, headed by Charles Ij»th* frules; Over 250,000 Words Tuesday—first, the relation to theirop Pnck. Entered in Court Records pact to existing treaties; second. The Congress will bo under the Germany’* position on arbitration.!presidency o f Professor Arrigu DAYTON,, Topn., July 22.— De- under, It A possiWIPierns a tourDirector o f the Royal treaties, including guarantees, and1SerpieH ‘ n * fetise attorneys’ ’ haTe begun the 1st, industrial and agriculture ccnHigher Institute o f Agriculture third. Germany’s entry into the These homes must be built, he work o f perfecting their, appeal ter-cannot be overestimated. San­ nnd Forestry o f Florence. It will League of Nutions. said, so that when Sanford is ad­ to- the Supreme 1Court' o f Teh- ford Is just beginning to wake cp Germany docs not believe the be sponsored by the international nepsee in the Seopca caae. A* soon nnd is on the: verge o f a most pros- vertised to the • nation through as the Verdict o f "guilty” was re- porous era. Our faith in the city funds to be raised by membership peace treaties can he regarded a-* Institute o f Agriculture, the Ital­ ian Government and the American turned Tuesday n formal motion is indicated by our investment of rampa'gn now being conducted for Tro Asociatlon. f o f a new trial was made and ov- a quarter o f a million dollars. We the Sanford Chamber o f Com­ Objects o f the congress, ns out eroded. ' . nr* certain that Sanford is destiri-J merce there will be adequate fac­ lined by Mr. Pack, will have direct The court {jointed out to nt- e<l to be one of the best nnd most ilities here for On* housing of the relation to thu economic necessit­ tofrneys foe -Scope* that to permit Substantial cities in the state," he nuny families it will bring. ies o f every nation in the world. Perhaps the most important tiling the legal limit o f 60 days in which continued. * • » “ The congress will have ar its to perfect the appeal, Would. cnr-| Comparing Sanford with Orlnncomplement,'” he said, ” fn \ »>ry the case bdyond the next meet- d<f,’ Mr.'MtKetmcy said, "Knnford portant international exhibition of ing of the supreme court at Knox- is virtually, in the same position ns woodworking machinery and of vilie, scheduled for tha first Mon- Orlando was several years ngo forest products, which will be held day in September. Judv*e Rani- when construction o f the Angehilt j place without previous judicial at Milan. The organizing com­ ston therefore fixed the limit of IP! Hotel was started It marked the motion such as arbitration, Gcr- wittco is anxious that this exhibdays for perfection o f appeal with |turning’ point in the city’s history mur.y fears that this would leave ition, in which manufacturers in cn assurance that if more* time; and we believe that the erection of ! her defenseless against possible it he different countries are great* should be needed an extension this;building will mean the turn* .military invasion whenever the ly interested, should contribute lo would be urantod. ing point in Sanford’s history.” allies deemed such invasion ju lti- a marked degree to a better ncAll formul legal motions and “ We ore not egotistical in our : fil'd. exceptions were entered In the re- beliefs” , Mr. McKennoy continued, I Germnny further fear* that tincord and it was not thought likely "hut we do believe that what SanIsyslem of guarantees suggested that more than HO days would bo ' ‘ ••‘‘l needs most now tn xutside by France may cause injustice*, as required to place tho ense In pm- ™P'tnl t0 Rtnrt things going here, per form for submission ttrthe SU.- Tho business section must expand ganisutions to get the peoph of to thu guarantors could decide for preme court. A daily •trnnsm pt “ n‘J D»e natural direction U toward Sanford working as a whole*, much themselves without recourse to law who, in the event of a dis­ was mado o f tho proceeding*, lo- tiro cuat. Our aite, wer lelievc, will will ho accomplished, ho snid. turbance of the pence, wn3 in thu tailing approximately 241,000 bt; the hub of the business section,” DoIIghtful Program words, thus avoiding the’ ustiul do* -------------- 1-----Prior to Dr. Karr’s address the- wrong. On the question the league of Kiwanianc and their guests were dcjighU-d witii two Vocal selec­ Nations, Germany points’ out that tions rendered by Mr**. A. M. Phil­ ) her disarmament places her at a JJefenso ‘couhsel ’ p^.lHttfd out I > I > A T C l ? D A Y T H N disadvantage as compared with that when the case reached the I - l W l I O E i L F A I l U l l ips ar.d M'S. E. Everett in -*n; t, „t'n»r members of the league, no followed ty "W ! ii ii You nn*l I state supremo court, other-coun- FAT I ? | \ T A T * T A I I / ' C that until general disarmament i-Were Voung, Maggie-’’ by Mrs. sel may be engaged.- It was umler- F i x F l i x i Y l j Kveredt. The* program was in effis-ted it is essential that r.n in­ charge* of Kiwanian It. A. Win­ terim solution he found, taking into account Germany’s special (Continued From Page One.) 1 ston. military economic and gcugraph "O f course*, there is much that Visitom other than Dr. Karr, Mr. Hryan has said that is true. who is a member o f the* Chicago And nature does not choose any Kiwani.i Club, were D. It. Dighton special setting for mere* events. 1 of the law firm of DeCottea and fancy that the* place where* the Spencer, It. W. Pearmnn, Jr., aecMagna Charts was wrested from rctary o f the Sanford Chamber of the barons in England, was a very Commerce nnd J. I,. Mnrentette, small place, probubly not so big manager of the Milanc* utul Prin­ Washington T a k e s Up us Dayton. But events’ come al­ cess Theaters in this city. ong ns they come along. I think During a short business se*ssion Evolution Question this case will he remembered be­ A. It. Platt, Ft. H. He-vg and If. cause it is the first ease o f this C. Lon" were appointed on a com­ sort since wo stopped trying peoplemittee to assist, the* lor;\’ City in 1America for witchcraft, Id­ Commission in the* establishment ealise- we huv-e done our best to turn hack the tide* that has sought to force itself upon tho modem world, of testing every fact in science by a religious dictum." Judge Itaulston Tho closing address of the ser­ The net values of produce of ies was delivered by Judge RaulFlorida farms which aro cultivated ston.’ •* industriously, says a report of the "N ow my frienda— I uni not Arcadia— SlJa,000 to be spent department of ngrieulturo, is from speaking in regard to the issues in this ease, hut I am speaking in improving local electric light plant. $200 to $1,000 per acre. ■ (Continued From I’ago One.) general terms — n man who is big several other buildings erected by Mr. Kenney and Mr. Rylandcr in enough to search for the truth and find it and declare It in the face of Orlando and elsewhere. • Tho builders o f the proposed all opposition is a big man. “ Dayton has been referred to. nrrnilo block have been residents o f Orlando for several yeurs and Why, my friends, the greatest man (luring llivii itniilcntc Intro Luv« that ever walked on the face of the earth, the man that loft the port­ als o f heaven, that man might live was horn in n little town. And he Real Estate Auction Sales lived ami s|»ent his life among a simple, unpretentious people. *Wc do not measure greatness by the size of the village or the town or the neighborhood from which it came. Greatness depends upon We are permanently located in Sanford the principles involved." Ho continued with a tribute to America regardless of section OllR SALES FORCE are EXPERTS LIST YOUR There arc numerous prehistoric shell mounds in the vicinity or New Smyrna, some’ of them cover­ ing sevcrnl acres nnd rising ns hieh as forty feot. They are found mostly on the bank* o f t.ie Indian and Halifax rivers. Miner­ al exports hnve given the rupp'3ition that the marshes nround New Smyrna were nt one time vast oyster beds anil that th*t mounds worn built by a race that fed principally on oysters. The building o f the mounds, it ia es­ timated, took several ages. with us- Write, Phone, Wire or Call on THE M A IT L A N D R E A L T Y CO REALTORS Mnitlnnd, Ornnse Counly, head, poor appetite, cor Mpation and a general no account fcrilng. it is a sign your liver is torpid. The* one really dependable remedy for all disorders in thu live*r, stomach and bowels is Herbine. It acta powerfully on the liver, r.trengtlions digestion, puriicr. tho bowels and restores a fine* feeling o f en­ ergy, vim nnd cheerfulness. Price 60c. Sold by lumey’s Drug Store. Ten Acre Celery Farm— CloseU New Hotel E. F. L A N ! REALTO R Koonm 501-502. Rhone <)5 First National Bank Building TH R EE LEADERS Arcadia BuildingTo Be Erected H e r e By Orlando F i r m Florida. Members Orlando Realty Board. SIGNS YOU CAN BBLIVB IN M ilane-Thursday ! " lnr.f„',Vu"“ , Wo hnve substantial buyers f,, thinK worth the money SALES FORCE e s n r e o K p s Q STEWART JACK h lQ if DOUGLAS J confetti ■ B H aiiaaaB R B iH unaaaM aiaiiaM H iiQ H aH uuprdaaia A T A U C T IO N We guarantee Satisfaction. cided them right. If I have not, the higher courts wil find the mis­ take. Hut if I failed to decide thorn right, it was for the wnnt of legal learning, ami legal attain­ ments und not for wnnt of n dis­ position to do everybody justice." Deposits of peat is widely dis­ tributed in Florida. The fuel val­ ue of Florida |ieat is said to be comparable with that of other stntesstuteg nnd countries. 11G E. Second Street, Sanford, Fin. co Famous Royal Cords for Heavy and Extra Heavy Service rT ,HE reports . ------ r every X day about the remarkable service o f U. S. Royal Cordi indicate how well they are do* ing the job. — A unique “ follow up” service from us th at in su res you getting every frac­ tion of mileage built into these marvel­ r r e c t Your motor oil should be chang every 500 miles T h e ir Latcx-trcatcd Web Cord construction gives them w ear-fighting quality that stands up under the hardest kind o f service over ull kinds o f roads. For heavy service In all sizes choose the U. S. Royal Cord; forextra heavy servicton larger cars, buses and light trucks— the U. S. Bus-Truck Tire; for specially severe service on light cars the U. S. Royal Cord Extra 1leavy in 30 x 3>4 Clincher and 3 2 x 4 Straight Side. ous tires. Learn the nature of this serv- Crown Gasoline is always the same— uniformly good from the first drop to the last. Tr.J. ice-it’s worth while. Wight Bros. Co. lK«rp«r.liS Sanford, Florida I. W . Phillips* Sons. DODGE SERVICE UNITED STATES aw. Higgins FORD DEALER fj I �rj>; Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 9 blk 0.-------------- _____ 60 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 10 blk 6........ ....... _____ 50 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 11 blk 6_____________ 50 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 12 blk 0________ -------- 60 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 13 blk 6.............. ......... 60 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 14 blk 6.............. .......... 61 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 15 blk fl.............. ......... 61 -Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 16 hlk C...... ...... . .......... 01 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 17 blk 6................ .......... 51 Bodwell Realty Co., I-ot 18 blk 0............. ......... 51 Bodwell Renlty Co., Lot 19 blk 6 ............ ......... 61 Bodwell Really Co., Lot 20 blk C.............. ......... 51 61 Bodwell Realty Co. I-ot 21 blk 6............ 51 Bodwell Renlty Co., Lot 22 blk 0............... 51 Rodwdl Renlty Co., Lot 23 blk 6 ............ Bodwell Realty Co. , Lot 24 blk C........... ......... 172 1 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 1 blk 7................ ......... 175. 64 Bodwell Really Co. Lot 2 blk 7............... ....... £ £ Engineering, Legnl Expense, advertising etc............................. 7,368.44 " Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 3 blk 7..—............. _____ 64 Total estimated c o s t.......................................................... 1100,150.44 Bodwell Reulty Co. , Loti 4 blk 7............. .......... 54 Bodwell Realty Co., I-ot 5 hlk 7... .............. ......... 54 To be borne entirely by adjacent property owners. Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 6 blk 7.... ............ - ...... &4 Number o f feet frontage............................ 20,778.1 Boil well Realty Co., Lot 7 blk 7............. M Assessment per foot frontage........................$4.82 Bodwell Realty Co., I«ot 8 blk 7............. 64 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 9 blk 7.................... —• Preliminary Foot Kama Description Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 10 blk 7........... ..... ..... 179 Assessment P’rontage Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 11 blk 7........................ 196-7 Assessment Bodwell Realty Co., I-ot 12 blk 7.......................... 54 Frontage Bell-Air, Sanford, Fla. 288.24 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 13 blk 7 ................ —- 54 ......... 59.80 Bodwell Realty Co., 1-ot 1 blk 1 260.04 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 14 blk 7.......................... 54 ......... 62 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 2 blk 1........ 250.64 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 15 blk 7...................... 54 ......... 62 Bodwell Realty Co., I-ot 3 blk 1 250.04 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 10 blk 7...................... 54 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 4 blk 1 ............. ......... 62 260.64 Bodwell Really Co., Lot 17 blk 7....... Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 5 blk l ................ .......... 62 54 250.64 Bodwell Really Co., I-ot IH blk 7........................ 54 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot C blk 1.................. .......... 52 250.64 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 19 blk 7 ....................... 54 Bodwell Realty Co,, Lot 7 blk 1.............. . .......... 52 260.64 Bodwell Reulty Co., Lot 20 blk 7........................ 179 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 8 blk 1 ............... .......... 52 250.61 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 1 blk 8......................... 128.2 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 9 blk 1............... .......... 62 250.64 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 10 blk 1.............. ......... 62 14 blk 8............. 182.2 250.64 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot Bodwell Realty Co., I-ot 11 blk 1................ .......... 62 15 blk 8........... 65 260.G4 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 16 blk 8.......................... 55 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 12 blk 1................ .......... 52 250,64 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 17 blk 8.......................... 55 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 13 blk 1................ .......... 62 250.44 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 18 blk 8...................... 55 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 14 blk 1.............. .......... 62 260.64 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 19 blk 8........................ 56 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 15 blk 1............... .......... 52 250.61 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 20 blk 8.................. —.. 55 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 16 blk l ............. .......... 62 250.64 Bodwell Realty Co.,Lot 21 blk 8......................... 6 5 ' Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 17 blk 1............. .......... 52 250.64 Bodwell Realty Co.,Lot 22 blk 8........................... 55 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 18 blk 1........... .......... 62 250.64 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 23 blk 8........................ 65 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 19 blk 1 ............ .......... 52 250.64 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 24 blk 8............ ............ 65 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 20 blk 1.......... .......... 52 872.42 Bodwell Renlty Co., Lot 25 blk 8.......... ............... 65 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 21 blk 1.............. .......... 181 1,098.48 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 1 blk 2............. 227.9 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 26 blk 8. . . „ .............................. 73.7 250.04 Bodwell Realty Co., I-ot 1 blk 9............................ 180 Bodwell Realty Co., I-ot 2 blk 2 .............. ......... 52 ,I#- '# i 260.64 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 2 blk 9........................... 56 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 3 blk 2............... .......... 62 260.64 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 3 blk 9....................... Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 1 blk 2.............. .......... 62 65 250.04 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 4 blk 9........................... 66 Bodwell Realty Co., 1-ot 5 blk 2............... .......... 62 M 250.64 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 5 blk 9................. Bodwell Realty Co., I-ot 6 blk 2............. .......... 52 66 260.61 Bodwell Realty Co„ Lot 6 blk 9........................... 55 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 7 blk 2 .............. .......... 52 250.61 Bodwell Realty Co., I-ot 7 blk 9 ............................ 65 250.64 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 8 blk‘ 9........................... 66 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 9 blk 2................. .......... 52 250.01 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 9 blk 9........................... 65 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 10 blk 2 ............... .......... 52 260.64 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 10 blk 9....................... 65 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot ID blk 2............. 62 250.44 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 11 blk 9....................... 65 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 12 blk 2............... .......... 62 250.64 Bodwell Reulty Co., Lot 12 blk 9....................... 65 Bodwell Realty Cu., Lot 13 blk 2............. ...... 62 Bodwell Realty Cp„ Lot 14 blk 2............. .......... 62 250.04 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 13 blk 9.......................... 69.7 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 16 blk 2............ ........... 52 250.64 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 14 1)1k 9 ....................... 180 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 16 blk 2 .............. ........... 240.3 1,168.25 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot IS blk 9........................ 65 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 17 blk 2 ............. ............ 165.3 796.75 Bodwell Renlty Co,, Lot 16 blk 9.................... 56 Bodwell Roalt yCo., Lot 18 blk 2............. .......... 64.5 262.69 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 17 blk 9........................ 55 i Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 19 blk 2............. ........... 62.2 261.60 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 18 blk 9....................... 55 Bodwell Realty Co. Lot 20 blk 2 .............. ........... 52 250.64 llodwell Realty Co., Lot 19 blk 9 ....................... 05 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 21 blk 2............. .... .... 250.64 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 20 blk 9......................... 55 52 Bodwell Realty Co. I-ot 22 blk 2........... ........... 62 260.04 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 21 blk 9...................... 66 Bodwell ReaUy Cp„ Lot 23 blk 2............. ........... 62 250.64 Bodwell Realty Co., I-ot 22 blk 9 . ................. „ 5f> Uodwell Realty Co., Lot 24 blk 2......... . .......... 62 250.01 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 22 blk 9 ............- 6ff ! . Bodwell Reulty Co., Lot 25 blk 2 ......... .......... 62 250.61 Bodwell Really Co., Lot 23 blk9 ...................... 65 Bodwell Realty Co., I-ot 20 blk 2............. .......... 52.2 251.00 Itodwol! Renlty Co., I.ot 24 blk 9... ................... 55 Bodwell Really Co., Lot 27 blk 2 .......... .......... 54.5 202.09 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 25 blk 9 ...................... 91 Bodwell Realty Co., I-ot 28 blk 2.......... H06‘.39 Bodwell Realty Co.,Lot 26 blk 9*........ 211 Bodwell Realty Co., I-ot 1 blk 3.............. 747.58 Bodwell Realty Co.,Lot 155.1 b blk10. 109 Bodwell Renlty Co., Lot 16 blk 3 016.96 Bodwell Renlty Co.,1-ot 2 blk10 .. .............. 65 Bodwell Reulty Co., Lot 17 blk 3 .......... 181.3 873.87 Bodwell Renlty Co.,Lot 3 bile10. 55 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 18 blk 3. 269.92 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 4 blk 10 ....................... 56 Buihvell Reulty Co., Lot 19 blk 3 .......... 66 269.92 llodwell Realty Co., Lot 5 blk 10 ......... 55 Uodwell Reulty Co., Lot 20 blk 3 ...... 269.92 Bodwell ItenlLy Co., Lot 6 ltlk It) ......... 56 Bodwell Realty Co., 1-ot 21 blk 3 50 269.92 llodwell Realty Co., Lot 7 blk 10 ......... 65 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 22 blk 3 269.92 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 8 blk 10 ......... 55 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 23 blk 3 ........... 54 260.28 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 9 blk 10 X ......... 66 Bodwell Realty Co., I-ot 24 blk 3 ■a 260.28 llodwell Realty Co., Lot Ml blk 10 64 66 Bodwell Iteulty Co., I-ot 25 blk 3.... 54 260.28 Bodwell Reulty Co., Lot II blk 10 201.4 Bodv.ell Realty Co., Lot 26 blk 3 fit 269.28 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 12 blk 10 ......... 63 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 27 blk 3 .................... 65 206.10 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 13 blk 10 ......... 63 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 28 blk 3 ................ 65 265.10 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 11 blk 10 180.9 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 29 blk 3 ................... 55 265.10 Bodwell Reulty Co., Lot 15 blk 10 ....... 180 Bodwell Realty Co., l-ot 30 blk 3 1H0.H 871.48 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 16 blk 10..... ...... 65 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 1 blk 4 183 882.06 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 17 blk 10 ... - ....... 66 Bodwt It Realty Co., Lot 2 blk I .... 58 279.56 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot l« blk 10 66 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 3 blk I 57 274.74 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 19 blk 10 65 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot I blk 4 57 274.74 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 20 blk 10 .......... 66 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 5 blk l 57 274.74 llodwell Realty Co., Lot 21 blk 10 .......... 65 Bodwell Realty Co., Lut 6 blk 1 58 279.56 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 22 blk 10 .......... 56 Ilodwdl Realty Co., I^ot 7 blk I 182.3 881.10 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 23 hlk 10 56 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 8 blk I 183 882.06 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 24 blk 10 66 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 9 blk I 58 279.56 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot I blk 11 180 Bod will Realty Co., Lot 10 blk 4 57 274.74 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot J blk II 66 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot II blk 4 67 274.74 llodwell Realty Co., Lot 3 blk II 66 Bodwell Realty Co., I.ot 12 blk I 57 274.74 Uodwell Realty Co., Lot 1 blk II 55 Bodwel! Realty Co., I.ot 13 blk I 58 279.56 llodwell Realty Co., Lot 5 blk II 55 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 14 blk I 182.5 879.65 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 6 blk II ...... 55 Bodwell Realty Co., I.ot 1 blk 6 191.8 921 I' Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 7 blk. 11 ........... 65 Bodwell Realty Co., I.ot 2 blk 6 . 55 206.10 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 8 blk II 55 Bhdwell Realty C'o., Lot 3 blk 6 55 266.10 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 9 blk 11 ........... 65 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 5 blk 5 55 266.10 Bodwull Realty Co., Lot 10 blk II ........ 230.1 Bodwt II P.eulty Co., Lot 4 blk 5 65 266.10 Realty t "u., Lot II blk 11 ......... 180 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 6 blk 5 55 265.10 Realty (. Lot 12 blk 11 .......... 55 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 7 blk 5 ............ 66 265.10 Realty t ■o„ Lot 13 blk II . 66 , Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 8 blk 5. 55 266.10 llodwell Realty ( 1 Lot 14 blk 11 65 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 9 blk 6 55 205.10 Realty < Lot 15 blk 11 ........... 65 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 10 blk 5 55 265 10 Realty i Lot 10 blk 11........... 55 Bodwc II Realty Co., Lot 11 blk 6 65 205.10 Realty C"o., Lot 17 blk 11.... ...... 231.7 Bod veil Realty Co., 1-ot 12 blk 5 55 205.10 Realty t Lot 1 blk 12 272.4 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 13 blk 5 55 205.10 llodwell Realty l ♦ Lot 2 blk 12 60 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 14 blk 5 189 807.60 Bodwell Realty l Lot 3 blk 1•I GO Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 15 blk 5 ... 244.8 1.179.94 Really t Lot 1 blk 1o ........... 60 Bodwell Realty Co,, Lot 16 blk 6. 66 205.10 Realty i Lot 6 blk 1«$ ........... 00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 17 blk 5 55 265.10 Realty c •0., Lot 0 blk 1o ........... 00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 13 blk 5 55 206.10 Realty t:"o.| i...t 7 blk 12 60 Bodwt U Realty Co., I^ot 19 blk 5 55 2C5.10 Realty c:o., I-ot 8 blk 1o .... - __ 98.0 Bodwell Realty Co., I-ot 20 blk 5. 55 265.10 Realty cIn., Lot 9 Uk l o ^ ........... 232.7 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 21 blk 5 56 205.10 Realty c Lut 10 blk 12 ........... 61 Uodw.ll Realty Co., Lot 22 blk 5. 55 206.10 Realty <"o., Lot II blk Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 23 blk 6 ............. 65 206.10 Realty c Lot 12 blk 12.......... ........... 60 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 24 blk 5................ 55 205.10 Realty t:‘o., Lot l i blk 12........... ........... 50 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 25 blk 5.............. 55 265.10 Realty t l>., Lot 15 blk 12........... ........... 60 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 26 blk 5 ..... 55 265.10 Realty c Lot I t blk 12 ..... ........... 60 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 27 blk 5................. 55 265.10 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 10 blk 12 ..................... 60 Bodwell RefIty Co., Lot 28 blk 5 ............ 55 266.10 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 17 blk 12....................... 50 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 29 blk 5... 55 205.10 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 18 blk 12....................... 50 Bodwell Reo'ty Co., I-ot 30 blk 6 lau 867.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 19 blk 12.... ......... 50 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot I blk 6 60 241.00 llodwell Realty Co., Lot 20 blk 12 50 K Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 2 blk 6 ................. 50 241.00 Bodwell Really Co., Lot 21 blk 12 60 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 3 blk 6............ ...... 50 241.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 22 blk 12 ' 60.7 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 4 blk 6.................... 50 241.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 1 blk 1S~ 171 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 5 blk 6 ________ m 50 211.00 Bodwell Realty C0., Lot 2 blk 13......................... 51 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 6 blk 6 .................. 50 241.00 Bo<lwell Realty Co., Lot 3 blk 13 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 7 blk f l . _______ 61 50 241.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 4 blk 13 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 8 Ilk 0______ 51 60 241.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 6 blk 13 61 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY OF RESOLUTION NO. 230, adopted on the 13th day o f July, A . D. 1925, hy the City Commission o f the City o f Sanford, Florida. The follow in g la the estimated coat of paving the following streets j and arvetflies in the Plat of Bel-Air., 24 feet in width with 6 inch rock base surface treated with asphalt, Randolph Street, Cresent Strict, Court Street, Hughey Street, Washington Avenue, Jefferson Avenue, Adams Avenue, Summerlin Avenue, Lake Drive and Bel-Air Boulevard. 22000 cu. yda, grading at 60c................. - ........ — ..... - ....... — 11,000.00 28000 lln, ft. concrete curb and gutter nt 85c............................ 24.310.00 400 lin, ft. flush curb at 3fic....................................................... 140.00 , 34140 eq. yds. paving at 1.30......................................................... 44,382.00 42 Inlets at 335.00................................................................... 1.470.00 6800 lin. ft . 12 inch pipe laid at *1.10.— ..................- ............. 6,380.00 16000 lln. ft. IB inch pipe laid at 3L75..............- .......................... 2,800.00 15 manholes at |60.00........................................... .................... 1)00.00 1400 lin, ft. 3 inch drain til* af $100.00 per M....................... 1,400.00 m w I jY 2S, 1925. .).• •• i ■ 1-- f M. J. Hynes, Lot 18, iJlk* C— — 241.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 6 blk 13.... ..... F. E. Sherman, Lot 19, Blk. C ... 21*.0Q Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 7 blk 18................. F, E. Sherman, Lot 20, Blk. C...... 241.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 8 blk 13 ........... ... ..... Albert: Hall, ;Ldl 21,' B|k. C—— 241.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 9 blk 18.. I *...... . \lbert Hall, Lot 22, Blk. C ....... 241.00 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 10 blk 13...!.. 4 i » #• F. E. Sherman, Lot 23, Blk. C ... ........24 246.82 Bodwell Realty Co.,Lot 11 blk 13............... 61 F. E. Sherman, Lot 24, Blk. C. ..60 51 245.82 Bodwell Realty Co.,Lot 12 blk 13................... F. E. Sherman, Lot 25, Blk. C-------------24 246.82 Bodwell Realty Co.,Lot 13 blk 13....................... 61 F. E. Shermun, Lot 20, Blk. C.................. 24 61 245.82 Bodwell Really Co.,Lot 14 blk 13.----P. E. Sherman, Lot 27, Blk. C.................. 24 60 246.82 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 15 blk 13. 24 p, B. Dyson, I-ot 28, Blk., C..... 246.82 Bodwell Realty Co., Lot 16 blk 13........... ............ 60 17 blk 13.......... 60 .2 4 246.82 Bodwell Realty Co.,Lot F, E. Sherman, Lot 29, Blk. C~ 50 18 blk 13... 60 246.82 Bodwell Realty Co.,Lot ...2 4 Raleigh King, Lot 30, Blk., C.. 50 19 blk 13.......... 60 246.82 Bodwell Realty Co.,Lot ...224 4 F. E. Sherman, Lot 1, Ulk. D.................... 145 20 blk 13. 60 246.82 Bodwell Realty Co.,Lot 24 Wm. H. llynes, Lot 4, Blk. D— ..................24 50 21 blk 13...... 60 829.04 Bodwell Realty Co.,Lot 4 R. L. Ward, Lot 5, Blk. D ..- .................. ...- 224 50 22 blk 13.......... 60 843.98 Bodwell Realty Co.,Lot . 224 4 R. L. Ward, U t 6, Blk. D ......................... 50 23 blk 13. 60 260.28 Bodwell Realty Co.,Lot .24 R. L. Ward, Lot 7, Blk. D............ 50 24 blk 13......... 60 260.28 Bodwell Realty Co.,Lot 24 F. E. Sherman, U t 8, Blk. D......... ......24 60 60.7 260.28 Bodwell Realty Co., I-ot 25 blk 13......... - ..... . P. E. Sherman, U t 9, Ulk. D.................... 24 6U 260.28 Mrs. M. M. Stewart, Lot A ....... ........................... 403.2 4 F. E. Sherman,U t 10, Blk. D....................224 50 260.28 Notice is hereby given to any and all persons Interested In the .2 4 F. E. Sherman,U t 11, Blk. D.............. —..24 50 260.28 Special Assessments against the various pieces o f property above de­ ....2 4 F. E. Sherman, U t 12, Blk. D.... 50 260.23 scribed that said special assessments are payable in full within thirty 4 F. E. Sherman,Lot 13, Blk. D.....................224 50 260.28 days after the above and foregoing special assessment roll has been .2 4 F. E. Sherman,Lot 14, Blk. D....................24 50 862.79 equalized, approved and confirmed, or in ten equal annual Installments ...2 4 F. E. Shermnn, U t 15, Blk. D......... ........24 60 948.09 with Interest at H per cent p^r annum from and after the time Bald F. E. Sherman, U t 16, Blk. D.................. 24 50 260.28 special assessments stand approved and confirmed. ...2 4 F. E. Sherman, Lot 17, Blk. D ..................24 50 260.28 A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Fla., 244 60 200.28 will be held at the City Hull at 2:30 P. M. on the 10th day of August F. E. Shermnn, U t 18, Blk. D .....................2 ...2 4 60 260.28 A. D. 1925 at which meeting said Board will hear any and all complaints F. E. Shermnn, U t 19, Blk. D ...2 4 Sherman,1-ot 20, Blk. D....................24 50 260.28 and objections as to such special assessments, and will at aaid time P. E, ...2 4 Ed P. E. Sherman, U t 21, Blk. D....................24 260.28 adjust und equalize snld assessments on a basis o f justice and right, ...2 4 24 260.28 and when Hnid special assessments are so equalized and adjusted, same F. E. Shermun, U t 22, Ulk. D........... - ..... 50 260.28 will then stand confirmed and be, and remain binding liens upon the F. E. Sherman, U t 23, Blk. D .............. ...2 4 50 862.78 property against which said assessments are made until paid in ac­ J. M. Whitcomb, U t 24, Blk. D......... .....24 50 617.02 cordance with provisions o f Resolution No. 230, adopted by the City J. M. Whitcomb, Lot 25, Blk. D.....—... - 2 4 60 878.20 Commission o f the City o f Sanford, Fla., on July 13th, 1925. ...224 4 " ■ F. E. Sherman, Lot 26, Blk. D............... 211 206.10 (Seui) L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. -2 4 Blanche Tnkach, 1-ot 1, Blk. E,.....................24 160 265.10 Publish July 23rd and July 30th, 1925. ...118 8 Blanche Takach, Lot 1, Blk., E............... 60* 265.10 ...1 8 Braxton Allen, Lot 2, Blk, E — 50 206.10 ...1 8 H. O. Touchston, U t 3, Blk. E 50 265.10 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHOR­ ...1 8 F. E. Sherman, U t 4, Blk. E.....................18 60 ITY RESOLUTIONS NUMBER 231 AND NUMBER 232, adopted 266.10 ....is W on the 13th day of July, A. D. 1925, by the City Commission of the F. E. Shermnn, Lot 5, Blk. E......................i8 266.10 — 18 F. E. Sherman, U t 6, Blk. E.....................18 60 City of Sanford, Florida. 265.10 - .1 8 p. E. Sherman, U t 7, Blk. E.......... ..........18 50 265.10 The following is the estimated cost o f paving the following streets - .1 8 60 265.10 in Buena Vista Estates to-wit: Summerlin Street, Montezuma Avenue, F. E. Sherman, Lot 8, Blk. E F. E. Sherman, Lot 9, Blk. E....................18 - .1 8 60 265.10 Douglass Street, and Elliott Street. F. E. Sherman, Lot 10, Blk. E................ .....18 18 29 S 355.23 Summerlin Street, Montezuma Avenue and that portion of Doug­ -2 4 F. E. Sherman, Lot 11, Blk. E.... ..............—24 28.7 807.60 lass Street & Elliott Street between Celery Avenue nnd Montezuma ...2 4 60 26 6 .10 Avenue to be paved 24 feet in width with a 6 inch roch base surfaced F. E. Sherman, Lot 12, Blk. E, 24 ...2 4 50 265.10 with asphalt. Douglass Street and Elliott Street from Montezuma F. E. Sherman, Lot 13 Blk. E....................... ...224 4 50 265.10 Avenue south to A. C. L. Railroad to be paved 18 feet in width with a W. J. Peters, Lot 14 Blk. E......................... J. V. Kendall, Lot 15 Blk. E........ ................24 .2 4 50 265.10 6 inch rock base surfaced with asphalt. J. A. Takach, Lot 1C Blk. E...................... .. 224 4 50 265.10 (1) Estimated cost of Summerlin, Montezuma and that portion oi J. A. Takach, Lot 17 Blk. E...................... 24 ...2 4 50 265.10 Douglass & Elliott between Celery Avenue & Montezuma Avenue. Mrs. John G. Leonardy, Lot 18 Blk. E......24 .2 4 50 265.10 6280 cu. yds. grading <5> 60c .................................... .................. 2,640.00 F. E. Sherman, Lot 19 Blk. E................... 24 .2 4 50 206.10 7800 lin. ft. concrete curb & gutter (§> 85c ........... ................... 0,630.00 John E. Oeneff, Lot 20 Blk E . . . .................24 .2 4 200 265.10 50 lin. (t. flush curb <§> 36c ....................................................... 17.50 F. E. Sherman, et ul, Lot 1 Blk. F ............... . 224 4 160 265.10 O.’ilO sq. yds. paving @ 130 .................. ..!................................. 12,402.00 F. E. Sherman, Lot l Blk. F................ - . 1 8 60 266.10 lflfii) lin. ft. 12" pipe @ 1.10 ...................................................... 1,815 00 F. E .Shermah, Lot 2 Blk. F....1.*.... ...1 8 SO 287.75 8 Inlets @ 3 5 .0 0 .-1 ........ ......................... J.......... .................... . 280.00 F. E. Sherman, Lot 3 Blk F —...V..... - 18867.00 3 manholes at $55.6o..\—..............'............. ?............. .......... — ... 165.00 F. E. Sherman, Lot 4 Blk. ' F l . — ....,.:.1 ,:.18 8 265.10 69 805.00 F. E. Sherman, Lot 5 Blk. F . 35 cu. yds."Class “ B" concrete at $23.00..0............... .... . . . i£ lrf 50 265.10 . .750,00 F. E. Sherman, Lot C Blk. F ..... -1 8 . 50 265.10 7500 lin. ft. 3" drain tilo (§) 100.00 per M. ............. ...... 1,708.88 P .E. Sherman, Lot 7 Blk. F. ..... .—18’ Engineering, legal, expense advertising, etc.,........ I....’...’.—, ,:.i 8 265.10 * 50 > Total estimated cost .................................. — .... 2731338 F. E. Sherman, Lot 8 Ulk. F ......,18 ...1 8 GO 2 6 5 .1 0 P. E.' Sherman, Lot 9 Blk. F.*... 18 50 26540 To be borne entirely by adjacent property owners. „\ P. E. Sherman, Lot 10 Blk. F .......18 . ’. .1 8 265.10 31 ...... ...118 8 30 205.10 Number of feet frontage , ........................................ ..................... 7,455.72 F. E. Shermnn, Lot 11 Blk. F ...... : 3.65 P. E. Sherman, Lot 12 Blk. P . -lSi.-:?.: '265.10 i Assessment per foot frontage ______ 1.................... .V—! . ...... rt j f Ralph S. Went, Lot 13 Blk. F .....- . . - . . - . ...1 1 88 .. 2C5.lt) • (2) Estimated cost of Dougiuss St., and Elliott St., from Monte GO 18 P. E. Sherman, Lot 14 Blk F......... ........ 205.10 zuinu Ave., south to A, C. L. R. R. (18 feet in width.). GO 18 F. E. Sherman, Lot 16 Ulk. F ...... 4i8.l!'J 1250 cu. yds. grading (g) 50c !...... :......................... .1.............625.00 60 18 Mrs. Nancy F. Biggers, Lot 10 Blk. F 1,017.02 2200 lin. ft. curb and gutter at 85c......... ............. ........................ 1,870.00 GO . 1 8 J. J. & Geo. E. Wade, Lot 17 Blk. F 867.60 2200 sq. yds. puving (JO 1.30 *.................................. ................i l —.2,860.00 50 18 C. G. Adams, Lot 18 Blk. F— ........ 205.10 650 lin. ft., 12" pipe Gj> 1.10 .............................................. '....... 715.00 50 . 1 8 Mrs. A. P. Chandler, Lot 19 Blk F........... 265.10 4 inlets (p) 35.00 ............................. ........................ )................... 140.00 <50 18 Oscar Pearson, Lot 20 Blk. F—................ 265.10 2000 lln. ft. 3" drain tile <jt> 100.00 per M.................................. 200.00 150 ...2 4 265.10 Engineering, legal expense, advertising, etc............ ................ 525.46 Oscar Pearson, Lot 20 Blk. F.......................24 J. F. McClelland, Lot 1 Blk. G......... ............. 24 286.10 2C5.10 Total estimated cost ................ ............... ......... ............ 6.925.4C F. E. Sherman, U t 11 Blk. G ....................Id F. E. Sherman, Lot 12 Blk. G—1...................18 265.10 To be borne entirely by adjacent property owners. F. E. Sherman,Lot 13 Ulk. G...................... 18 265.10 Number of feet frontage .......................... ........... ........................ 2,022 F. E. Sherman,I-ot 14 Blk. G ..................... 18 265.10 Assessment per foot frontage............................. ........................ \.......$3.43 F. E. Shermnn,Lot 15, Blk. G .....................18 970.75 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. 303.66 E. F. Sherman,U t 10, Blk. G ..................... 18 Width Feet Preliminary 303.65 F. E. Sherman, Lot 17, Blk. U ...............18 NAME Description Of Pav Frontage Assessment 900.86 Mrs. C. II. McMahon, 1-ot 18, Blk. U - ,..1 8 E. S. Steukiey, Lot 6 Blk. A ....................24 145 629.26 807.60 Luke Thompson, U t 19, Blk., G............... 18 Sara Unton Lester, Lot 7, Blk. A ............ 24 50 182.50 265.10 Luke Thompson, Lot 20, Blk. G ...............18 F. E. Sherman, et ul, Lot 8, Ulk. A ......... 24 50 182.61 266.10 Luke Thompson, Lot 20, Blk. G...............24 C. R. Duffin, I.ot 9, Blk. A ....................... 24 60 182.50 265.10 Atlantic Coast Line F. W. Cord ray, I-ot 10, Blk. A ..................24 60 182.50 265.10 Railroad Company, Beg. ut the SE Cor. 50 182.50 265.10 J. H. Cramer, Lot 11, Blk. A ...................21 o f Lot 26, Blk. D, Buena Vista Estates Eugene McCammell, Lot 12, Blk. A ...........24 60 182.50 265.10 run South 50 feet, Weal 150 feet, North 50 182.60 265.10 John Jacobs, Lot 13, Blk. A ..................24 41 50 feet. East 150 feet ........................... 24 John Jaco bs, Lot 14, Blk. A .............. 24 50 182.50 265.10 Atlantic Coast Line 24 50 265.10 Mabel Saint, Lot 15, Hlk. A 182.50 Railroad Company, A b o Beg. ut the F. E. Sherman, et ut, Lot 16, Ulk. A 24 60 182.50 867.00 SE Cor. of Lot 11 Ulk. E, Buenu Vista F. E. Sherman, et ul Lot 17, Blk. A 24 265 10 60 182.50 Estates, run South 50 ft. West 150 Mrs. E. A. Moffitt, Lot 18, Blk. A ..... 24 265.10 200 730.00 41 ft., North 50 ft., East 150 ft................ 24 266.Ill) F* E. Sherman, I-ot 19, Blk. A 24 716.75 196.37 Atlantic Coast Line 24 266.10 P. " ”B. Butner, Lot 1, Blk. B 145 529.25 Railroad Company, Beg. SW Cor. U t 265.10 Luke Thompson, I-ot 6, Blk. 11. ..................21 115 629.25 10, Blk. E., Buenu Vista Estates, .............. 21 265.10 F. Mooerer, Lot 7. Ulk. B 60 182.50 run South 60 ft., West 50 ft. North 265.10 L. B. Steele, Lot 8, Ulk. B.........................24 182.60 50 60 50 ft., East 50 ft., ............. .. ...............-1 8 205.10 I. D. Martin, Lot 9, Blk. B ....................... 24 182.50 50 Atlantic Coast Line 1,109.08 I. D. Martin, Lot 10, Blk. B .....................24 60 182.50 Railroad Company, Beg. SW Cor. Lot 867.00 T. W. Lawton, Lot 11, Blk. B...................21 182.50 50 10, Blk. F, Buena Vista Estates, run 265.10 T. W. Lawton, Lot 12, Hlk. B ......... 24 50 182.50 South 50 ft., West 50 ft., North 50 ft., 265.10 M. J. Hynes, 1-ot 13, Blk. U ..................... 21 182.50 60 60 East 50 ft................................................ _18 265.10 M. J. Hynes, Lot 11, Blk. B .................. 24 182.50 60 205.10 Peninlia North Fay, Lot 15, Blk. B ........ 24 Notice is hereby given to any and all persons inter*)1'' 182.50 50 265.10 R. C. & M. T. Philips, Lot 10, Blk. B..........21 Special Assessments against th e'va riou s pieces of pn>t*ri: 182.50 60 1.116.79 II. A. Manning, Lot 17, Blk. 11 24 described that said special assessments are payable in ^ 182.50 50 1,312.97 C.McCraney, Lot thirty days utter the nbove and foregoing special assessnc'* 18, Blk. B. 21 200 730.00 289.20 been equalized, approved and confirmed, or in ten equal ann»* Mrs. Howard Overlin, Lot 19, Blk. U. .......24 200 730.00 289.20 ments with interest at 8 per cent per annum from ornl »I*'r Mrs. Howurd Overlin, Lot 20, Blk. B .......... 24 50 182.50 289.20 said special assessments stand approved and confirmed. F. E. Shermun, Lot 21, Blk. U.................. 24 GO i 182.5U 289.20 F. E. Sherman, Lot 22, Blk. B .......... ...24 A meeting of the Equalizing Board o f tha City of -■,0‘ 50 182.50 289.20 W. W. Pevehouse, Lot 23, Ulk. U will be held ut the City Hall, at 2:30 P. M. on the 10th J1! ' .24 50 182.50 289.20 W. W. Pevehouse, I-ot 24, Blk. U ... ...24 ust, A. D., 1925, ut which meeting said Board will hear *J-( 60 182.50 475.25 W. W. Pevehouse, Lut 25, Blk. B. complaints and objections as to such special assessnientr.J' ...24 50 182.50 1.121.61 at said time udjust and equalize said assessment on a b»su c W. A. Roberson, I.ot 26, Blk. B ...24 50 182.50 245.82 W. A. Roberion, Lot 27, Blk. B und right, and when said special assessments are so e9u1' ... 24 50 182.50 245.82 adjusted, same will then stand confirmed and be, and f*10 Mary Baker, Lot 28, Blk. B. ........ ....24 50 182.50 241.00 liens upon the property against which said assessments are W. A. Roberson, Lot 29, Blk. U ... 24 50 241.00 182.50 paid in accordance with provisions of Resolutions No. 231, a F. E. Sherman, I-ot 30, Blk. B ....24 241.00 50 182.50 adopted by the City Commission of the City o f Sanfurd, t,n 21 241.00 Mrs. Myrtle Logan, Lot 1, Blk. C.... 145 629.25 (SE A L ) L. R. PHILIPS. City Clerk. 241.00 F. E. Sherman, I-ot 6, Blk. C ..................24 145 629.25 241.00 Mack Cleveland, Lot 7, Blk. C.................... 24 50 182.50 Publish July 23rd and July 30tb. 1925. 241.00 J. V. Kendall, Let 8, Blk. C..................... 24 50 182.50 241.00 F. E, Sherman, Lot 9, Blk. C..................„.24 60 .fter it was advised 182.50 Income Tax Returns hould be completed 241.00 F. E. Sherman, Lot 10, Blk. C................24 60 182.50 .ime under a recent iUP To Re Opened Sept. 1 241.00 F. E. Sherman, I-ot 11, Blk. C................ 24 60 182.50 decision. Tax figures -21 244.37 F. E. Sherman, 1-ot 12, Ulk. C._..... 60 182.50 by collectors ccn bit* WASHINGTON, July 23.— In­ 824.22 M. J. Hynes, I-ot 13, Blk. C............ .......24 50 182.50 come tax returns for the.last year lished In newspapers245.82. M. J. Hynes, Lot 14, Blk. C ......................... 24 "5 0 182.60 will be opened for public inspec­ De Land— Ponce D f I f * 245.82 F. E. Sherman, Lot 15, Blk. C...................24 60 182.50 tion by all Internal revenue collec­ sold for $1,000,000 dtH tors on Sept. 1, announcement ot 245.82 M. J. Hynes, Lot 16, Blk. C. .......... ............24 50 182.60 ers planning huge the date being m ade 245.82 M. J. Hynes, Lot 17, Blk. C „___________ 24 60 132.60 by the internal revenue bureau program. . PAGE TW O - . ■ ■ ■■M 246.82 246.82 245-82 24632 246.82 246.82 246.82 246.82 245.82 241.00 241.00 241.00 241.00 241.00 241.00 241.00 241.00 241.00 241.00 24437 2,24130 �T H E SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1025. ins Quiet In M orocco A s French ips Numbering A b out 30,000 Arrive rench Morocco, July 23ration is calm nlong the where .the French ibesmen. It may be tnc re the storm, in the opirtilitary observers, for the I probably more favorable ten offensive than it ever jnr thnt French reinforceBarriving. HSH, Spanish Morocco, ■advices reaching here Sfrench xonc in Morocco K t the arrival of tile S t France Is gome on Corruption. On July 1* ®3(l,1MH) soldiers while ■ f (jte month, it is cx■ B will be 200,000 fightFrench flag. Tho m. Bonscription under or■ Sultan of Morocco is ■ bring about 13,006 ■ rim , who is leading the Kesmcn in their warfare E French, is said to be FACE THH1 • St. Augustine?- St. Augustine of lb* (ntiT*ectii#n. uf Ihn Saulb mature Jitly t»t_ tail Hilary o f lm» salil Peter Miranda' lt.ifiU.4 No. rflsTt o ' 1 1 Bench Hotel to be enlarged and' Lou Qrarif. with the W e s t Bnumtarf o f m«tur<- July. lot. |M improved under .hew management.! .'•■iiiun a*. Tuwuahlp 19. Hmilb or No. l i * to i! A Meant hlg> far m I4 Mm. . . hr ■•■•e«l »a dells re a ad r e s t . K S tg f J9 Kn»t. this point of hftrln. malar. Juh l*lt 1961 Tho full faith and crcdlr e t S Honda No (92 to .V Futility of Seminole. Florhla. 1*^1 »sr T i n t m u * i i t h i , irr u f t i i k Hints living then 7.31 chains west cf rerAcahiy ptedgnt for the para sk v h n t ii .11 m i n i , i n n t i t the Southeast rnrtier of the South- mature July 1st. It'S perfecting his military system day Itonils No. IIS to 51 of the prlncluat and i n t m a t of UF l'l.Illllll %, IN t\l> Foil . tvrst iiuurti r of the Northeast tiustr«y day, so that it now is comparnof Section SI. Township 19. South mature July 1st. 1955 lAmitt it? botinri, *F.MI\Ot.K FUINTV. I> IIIAN- er of Hnlitre J9 Kant, them e runntnK ltomls No. ts<t to it: Tlie County i Font miss loner* .the fortifications ........ . uscti on FKRV. |West ton feel to the Weklvn Itlv- mul ure July 1st, 195; used Senilnote t!*,Italy. Florida, rss*. t'lTATIOV the western front during the World er; hcalnulnir attain nl the same it,,nils No. 43# to * > ! th* right to reject any and all bi .Selh WHotlruff. war, iH.Int of hrKlnninx. run thenre mature July 1st. 195 Proposals should be address * C*>iiiplafnant. North Inn feet, t h em e West 310 ltomls No. SSI to 71 the n**aril of Fotinty (‘umm lut French avintorn have discovered Y* feet lit the WVklvu Itlver; thenre mature July 1st. IS5 of Hemlotde County. Florida, at. Willlant W i ll i ocvi et nl., entrenchments with fortifications toputhwesterly a lo n g the meander wl|,j bonds’ t„ o« * Sanford. Florida. Dcfeiulnnta anti open trenches covered with WITNFSJI my band as Clerk of To tin- llraillcy Fertiliser Company, line of the K astom . line of the raid u,,. appr..vlmr oplni Weklva Itlver to the end ..f th- r „ l .l w .f l .v Itavtimn barbed wire, while the French, up­ the liunrd of County Commltlonera a 'corp'iration: Seminole County, l'l | It In-inx nutile to appi-ur to tills first line containing N {-* arres. of Seminole t’otmiy, Florida, and th* on retaking lost positions, have A u md* must he s scat of said Hoard on this the «th *'<>urt Hint Summon* In I’liani’cry aiv hereby r.-iulrrd to tin and npencountered interrupted defenses day o f July. Jt. O 1»X5, has iiccn heretofore Issued, illrccti-il J ;;ur d ’ ,r‘ u' 1. ‘ ‘o llrl » «*-rtlflo.l cheek for with barbed wire entanglements I to.yon. ami that th*- Sheriff of Svm- at tnr I ourt lloufio at Sanford. Klnr« f l U r £ ) m*r (i«nt of »'•« 3rd '.U> the howls to hn sohl IHBAU '■ E‘ [lru*l*> t’oiinty .Florida, has made re­ and defenses against airplanes n u . may he null lia n t that sain ii cannot lie served li. 192... ami then uml there make i lerk of the Hoard of Counts bombardments. auswer to the Mil of eoiuplaltil OXnlternallvo as to r; Jowltm to your failure to elect o f­ Commissioners of Seminole CouHtrJ to hear. Florida. ficer* or appoint;utrout*, or to have hlldted aunlnst you lu the cause. It Is further ordered that this , , , ir .V .l'm . I within the State of Florhla, nil uf July 9th. Kth. 13. 30 and C. FEZ, French Morocco, July 221 he puhlished In the Sanford U,,,“ l” ' ' ' ’ " I fleer **r SRent ut**ui whom process order — 1"' ■The battalion of Moroccan sharp ooiihl he served, and that your o f­ Herald. a newspaper puhlished in .Sanford. Seminole County. Florida, ficers nml uncut* are unknown. shooters which had been surround­ eneli week for four Collscou- ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Therefore, you, The lirmllcy Fer­ •'Ure B ed by Riffian tribesmen for many tiliser Company, a corporation, tIVe weeks. W'lTNI-'.SS Tim llnnornhlo J. J. ■ days at Ain Matouf, has been cited aam.nl n* dcfeuitant In th*' above liteklnsoh. Jinlco of thi> circuit * mol forvKolliK cause, pemllliT; III in army orders and awarded a war ■m th*. ithove styled eourt. Iielntf n pro- Court of the Seventh Judicial O r - ■ cult of the St:«t<* of Florida. In uml ■ m cross. The citation nml the cross oeeillnK to estahllsh amt Olllet the for Seminole County, «n this the ■ m title to the fidlnwlnt; described were dropped front an airplane up­ ■ r land* In Hrmlnoln County, Florida, 35th day of June, A IV. 1935. on the battalion while it was still J. J DICKINSON. ■* g to-wit: J mis*’ *>f tin* Circuit Court of tho ■ M in the besieged position which has lle u llin ln K at th e i n t e r s e c t i o n o f •be Eastern s i d e o f the W e k l v a Itlv- Seventh .ludli-tul Circuit of the Stale V since been relieved. of Florhla. Iit anil for Hvmluole ■ • r and the North I.In*' of thnt por­ County. M The battalion, where command­ tion of the I'* ter Miranda Grunt JlelTn'ttes and Spencer * A ing officer was wounded twenty known on tho mail* *.f the United Iv ll htati-s Surveys ns Section 59, Town- Solicitors nml of Counsel fox the H days ago endured incessant violent Com | il a I nt ants. is *hl|> 19, South of ItntiKC 'J'.t Fast, attacks with hand grenades. rUtt th eliee S o u t h an la d e x r o c s Fast [6a chiilns to tho Nortlieast Corner1 ; of tin- sahl IVter Miranda Grant; ■ * % A T rW ¥ aT »T ?E > m ip t t C? ' T h f J ' C? r-’ ! ° avoi'* “ collision and lost control. The car lenp- thenre South 291* deer.-es West j , 8 aut°molnle tried to turn into nn airplane in C. cbtnd. The driver ISO eliuln* to the Southeast corner of tit,, said Piter Miranda Grant; thence North s a t, decrees West NOTIPH 19 lIFUFItV GtVI.'N. fi'.IS elialiis to the Kastern Side of That sealetl i*rnp<.*n|* will ln> teth* sahl Weklva Itlver; thence eiilveil by Go- llouril **f Pouuty I'mnNortheasterly along the meander tnisnlotier* of Seminole ( ‘utility, FI**line of th* eastern side of the said rlila, on or before tin: expiration of Wok Iva Itlver t*> the point of be­ thirty ilny* from tin* first publlra(Continued From Page One.) ginning; less lieullinllig at tho tlon of till* notice, uml up to ami Southeast corner of the sahl I’eter until 10 i,‘rloek A. M. oo the loth S Rooms 501-r»02. Phono 95 “ Borne questions remain to be .Miranda Grant; run thence North ■lay of August. A. It. 1935. at llir decided ns a matter of principle, k‘ First National Bank Building. - f degrees West .15 chains; Pounty Clerk's of flee, at the Court S : thence North 2’Jl.', degrees Hast because in our opinion the tie chains; thence South an*, dourer* House, at Sanford, Hemlaole County J7fio,- « imtnds go beyond whut is admit­ SALES FORCE , • f, Futst It* chain*; llience South I 9 *-j Florida, (or tlo- purchase ofFlorida. ted by the treaty. That is the degrees West (i.itii chains; thence 01)0.00, Seminole County, TALLAHASSEE, Fla., July 23.1 Highway Improvement (binds, Smith fia'-j degrees Past 10 chains; obvious line of demnrkntion, we —A bus S M. M. STEWART DOUGLAS KING South 39t-j degree* West it) known ns Serb** " A " , sold bond* to T A U .A IU SSEE. * « ! , » : F .™ thence must draw. Conditions of intoichains; thence South fio’ , degrees bear Interest at llte rate of five and one-hair per cent per annum. and Fast If, chain* to the Fast line of eruble harshness cannot be.............. all on mission to take care of hearings, P0l*u,at,®n , lh*‘ U,ni,twl , ^ U the sahl Peter Miranda Grant; ore dated July 1st. 1925. Interest one side. This problem must be involving station facllitt’ *, tele- I decren-ed approximately ln-,0( both prin­ Ihrnrn South 29’.., degree* West payable sembinuunlly. .. in during UI2 I, it is estimated by linked up before hand with a great phono rates, and the lik along the said Fast line of tin* said cipal ami Interest payable at New York, In tho Slut** of York, ; the ll»itetl .suites Department. ......... Mironda Grant Id chains to said bonds to lie Isaucd New treaty structure1, for which Ger­ tral Florida late this month consisting of seven hundred nml *lxl> bond* many is not lacking good will. . The rrhrdnte mapped o u fg a ll* ' A » ri,c u,w™ wl,i«[‘ ^ e \ ^ ‘bcglnnlng^'r a '^ in ,4' ? ^ ^ fl.ooooo i lations on u neurvoj of 2»,0 \Wat *»f a |H»ini chain* Nortli of the denomination of “ The great problems of the for tht* following: each, maturing serially over n per­ present are these— that neither in July 28— y :r,u a. nt. Hearing on i*P*i “ " ti,livc m“ l rewnt* . ________________ iod of thirty year* lu the follow riiffcrvnt ports o f the conn- — f t lug manlier, lo-w lt: France nor in Germany can econ­ tedephone rate* .,t Winter Park. ,y — try. This is n drop of six tenths ltomls Nn. 1 to to, ineluHlve, lo July 28— 11:30 it, rn.— Conference omic distrust bo removed without J’e r ■ , . mature July tsl, 1939. the co-operation of the great at Altamonte Springs in regard to ot one |credit dll ting thnt year, lhilld* No. II to 21. inclusive, to and shows an estimated farm world powers. Large sections of lepot facilities of the Atlantic mature July 1st, 1910. U Real Estate Auction Sales. Let us sell your property ■_____ __ , * •'« For R ent Ten Acre Celery Farm— Close to New Hotel i'Secret” Full M IN ISTER . T E Li L S G ER M AN S NOT TO ■lkk' (orful Dram a, BE SO SUSPICIOUS and Thrills BRs^ProgramMapped Farm Population Out F o r Hearings O f I n U n ite d g tates .cret," n now Paramount ^starting Betty Compson [H olt, which will be the the Milana* theater toatpry of a Duke, who ^ve with a pletty pcasInd sends her to Paris cated nml then has the is life keeping her for ^ t |t, 9'tP;»h*n ,(flvo and on«-haf Railroad Commission |cau of Jack' H olt. Duke overlooks tho pictur||e French village o f d* following a bamiuet, the avers toe Princess, the : loves and is to marry, is of another man. A |s. The Duke kills his adding another victory the other European nations have mly long list, which has an interest In these powers interhim the title o f "The "»ning for the reconstruction of Europe. " f o e London schedule of pay­ that the Duke becomes led and loses all faith in ments cannot be endangered wli i >n of his own rank and the peace of Europe is not endan­ swhere in his quest for gered. But it is just as certain But it is hot until ati- that the schedule cannot be carried H passes by the boards out if the policy o f sanctions and Duke getting the worst mutual distrust remain the chief the first time in his life, feature o f European politics. The straight, line finally finds it. , . of German’s foreign of tin* tiqulSecret*’ has ' everything I V ^ ‘ T ."t V ' u y struggle ami S». thrills, drama, love-inter-' <latlon o f th° Uuhr the ’ Alienin' agreements to to tile the dv-relief Thu stnrv Iino 4'ucnm nL'reentems comedy-relief. Ill on the Broadway stage i ,Jawes, l ’ lan and fro,a llu' “ Thoi M oon-flow er,” by repf?,ation acheme to « ^ ‘curity tins. dariftiri* Clarence Hiiflip«r Badger ill. dinnd Adelaide Heilbron LONDON, July 23.— Germany’s jc screen play. reply to the French security up to is rectiveti very favorably i*V1 tile* Met Death With fiondnb tiiopnlng-nawspiipers. ‘’^IvKyHint the tone is* friendly,’gives ids Tied andNot In siiy th c<impression of Berlin’s sincer­ ?1, Police Believe ity, and justifies hope that the negotiations for a security pact LWI.EY, f ’alir.. July 23.— now will proceed toward settlejnce that II. Kirk, former mint althotigli this is not neces­ itlti photographer was ntu.- sarily in the immediate view. I with his hands tied and not |n a duel and .that rivalry* iffeetiun* o f a woman may prompted his slaying and the i of John Trtalen whose body bund at Jncumha Monday, ling investigated i>y police Karr Speaks T o Junior Trade Body At Weekly M eeting let rm$ VE5 IT WA^ to Allen & Brent ■ ’ M V ’ J. G. SHARON Ol/lt SALES FORCE are EXPERTS 8 t m m •. . p . .-u S H We guarantee Satisfaction. 15 If you have Property you want sold— List it with us and kiss it good-bye. ■ ■ »* k! ; ----------- ----------------------------------------------------------- --------------- A LLE N AND BRENT \ I* K'..: i'l l v.t ifrl,1 li'Mlrtivo. (A1, -11G E. Second Street, Sanford, Fla* **• • dll, » H «? Mr# .w % * I * '9 *. •* -rf* ifddtl .fl THli CHOICE OF PEOPLE W H O KNOW, ‘GOOD GOODS’ SOU BET- I HAPPENED To GET A Good ja ‘SEAT FOR J* tfSBts WoThin G ms ;m u n i i T i e d n d in addition- Arc cured without pain in one thy by Iwonardi’s Golden Eye Lotion No other eye remedy in the world as cooling, healing and strengthening for weak eyes. Insist on having ‘ Lconardi’s.” It make* strong cyti. At ill drugguU. Your money back if SUNSHINE •EGG MASH SA N FO R D FEED & SU PPLY CO . f Myrtlo Avenue tth St. H, — A unique “ follow Phone 539 .. . . Jno. W. Sneed u p ” service from us th at in su re s you 866 getting every frac­ In n |irr«c*rt|ilInn fur into these marvel­ Malaria, Chills anti ! vver Dengue or Bilious Fever. ous tires. Learn tho _ W In : t ^ -U V A JiKv World’s Greatest Buy tion of mileage built It kill* the (ru m . nature of this serv- K I ice—it’s worthwhile. [T O U T P E R S O N S lltctlnn to full fcitlliiif after eat­ ing, Uiueiy piilus,constl[iaGott Wij»lit Bros. Co. XtlitaJ and dignlion inptotrJ by iotortMiMfcil S a n fo rd , F lorid a C H A M B E R L A IN 'S TABLETS Clcaming and comforting - only 25c HOUSE FEED. POULTRY FEED D AIR Y FEED Why not give it a trial. you are not satisfied. B L O O D S H O T EYES , rr i x i i r r m For Sale By I.aney*H Drug Store four Steamets a W eek from Jacksonville 1250 Freight nnd Tax Extra for the HUDSON COACH *« ir . *. Throujriiput Hudson's loug-timi' policy of giving: Kreateat vnlue tor lIn* money, this is the lowest price, the finest Hudson, the greatest value Hudson ever offered. Only Hud­ son’s exclusive advantages of the famous patented SuperSix principle combined with the world's largebt production of G-eylinilcr ears make it possible. By Kfcater margins than ever before it is today the "World's Greatest Buy.” b-M - MV BROTHER LIVES NE%T ) > T R IP S *v S E A 7 To •me 8AU, PARK AND I \ SUMMER v WATCHED THE GAME FROM ) 9 7. EXCURSION FARES HiS ATTIC WINDOW ^ — | Iioml* No. 172 to Mi7. Inclusive, to Attorney-nt-Law Will practice in alt the court* Examination of Abstracts .1 Land Titles given especial attention Offices in Seminolo County Bank' Building S S om eone GivjE V oti a ‘ T ic k e t ? „ ^ £ '\ We arc permanently located in Sanford ■ llotlils No. 110 to 339, Inclusive, in ' •- .inly, 1st,, I I*i, d mn til re July 1st, 19 17 1ViSj A T A U C T IO N I s M started tin new telephone e.\« halite. J "PRETTY Exciting To o - Ihuid* No. 22 t o 13, I n c lu s iv e , mature July 1st. 193 ltomls No. It lo lit, Inclusive, lo mature July 1st. 1912 Itollll* N o 17 to Ho. Inclusive, lo mo I ure July 1st. 1911. linmls No til lo 75 Inclusive to mature July 1st. 1911. Iioml* No. 7** t*> 91, Inclusive, to mature July 1st, 1915. iioml* No. 92 to tint, Inclusive, to mature July l*t. I Mil. ltomls No. loo to 12<i, Inclusive, to inuliirc July 1st. 1917, pond* No, 127 to I 15, Inclusive, to mature July l*t, PUS. Itonils No. ltfi to Iti5, Inclusive, to mature July l«t. 1939. Itolid* No. UN*, to I Hl», Inclusive mature July 1st. 19in. llonrt* No. I XT to 2US, Inclusive mature July 1st, Fill. Iioml* No 209 to 211, Inclusive mature July l*t. FU2 Fond* No. 212 to 255, Inclusive, to mat ure July 1st. 1943. Pond* Nn 35'i to 2SI, Inclusive, to mnture July 1st, 1914. Itoiids No. 2V2 to 309, Inclusive, to mature July lnl, 1915, JOIN THE HAPPY5AVERS “ B Y TAYLO R OH TBEAf VOU ‘iAW THEM Play ? REALTOR Decreases In 1921 on January Coast Line, -population , - 1, 1925, .of July 20.— Hearing at Tavares, j!*;,11' 1’00.0 1 -111mvi-c-.I wJth . U 111..U' u. m. in reearil Western Union ! ‘.,n .’ ‘,a,l‘1'r^ .2_ !! tilunte Includes not only the agriteiegfttph offices. cultutnl workers, but »H men, woJuly 29;— 3 p, m. Hearing on in.’ ti and ehiUlrcn living on th e1 telephone rates nt Eustis, Fin. _ July 30— 2 p. m.— Conference in farms on that date. __ The movement from the citie>, regard track connections at Win­ ter Haven of the Atlantic Coast towns and villages in 1924 is esti­ mated tit 2,975.1)00; the movement Line anil Seaboard Air Line. .J u ly 31— 11 a. nt.—Conference to farms wa* 390,000, making a | at Elfers regarding tlepgt agency net movement from the farm pop-, uiation of <179,000 persons, or 2.2( of the Seaboard Air Line. ——--------------------------- |percent. Births among the farm s Osceola county has imported a ; population during 1924 tffc oslargo number of thoroughbred tiniuted ....‘ ’ at 703,000 and denths at •tock anti has exported 'more ca t­ 2<‘0,l)OO leaving a natural increus tle than any other county in lit*’ of P.i7,00i> which reduced tho tyss state, Alachua uml Marion coun­ due to the cityward movement t*. ties have also introduced large 182,1)0(1, or .i* per cent. numbers of pure bred cuttle in A similar estimate niudc i’ll the farming activities. 1 1922 showed a loss in farm pop-1 uiation of 4ii0,O(H) ns against'182.-1 oouM n'IhtL> The gross inovft!p«n{,g from farms to .cities in 1922 W!)s | 2.000,000 compared to 2,075.000 in 1924, a slight increase. The gross movement hack to the farms in |Pl e a s e d t o m e e t f o o 1922 was 880,000 compared to 1,-' If o i k S - M Y N A rqc )7 390.000 in 1921, a very decided inetease. The net movement from PRIN CIPAL-W ATCH VE farms to cities in 1922 wa* 1.120)[ w o r k AT Th is S A F 5 000 or 3.0 percent and in UMM,1 079.000 or 2.2 percent. IB A M K — jh zZ in ajc- SAVINGS-CO- WHERE TmE HOME won todays game. SURE PcavimG E. F. L A N E i S ftcr written by Trillion be(Continued From Page One.) killeti himself told of a a nation,” Dr, Karr quoted from a 12 onccs with revolvers. I well known Belgium phllosphcr. Bterdiiy, however, th" city lie stated that he has given this of Imperial found n knot thought a great deal of attention i st'sking, a knotted neck and has decided that it is indeed Ian army belt, all bluoil-< true. "The way in which a young Ibeat where Kirk’s body! man spends his hours o f leisure id. lie declares he is *utis- determines the kind of man that lie fk met death bound an d■is and so mould the character of is ami so moulds the character of I No business was transacted by Itmual ap| j npri./.ion fur [the junior chamber. After Dr. nda State Marketing liti- , Karr's address, however, several SANFORD LOAN AND 125,KCiii. The total annual musical numbers with George W. s'I the Ini reau front July i Brnckhahn at the piano were enJ'ily L 1924 waa $11,- ' joyed by thor.e attending Lite . S A N F O R D -F L O R ID A luncheon. V N 1*01 : •. ^ 1 Bound Trip Jacksonville lo Baltimore $49.54; (n Pbiladci|4iia $55,UJ; to Buclon F72.18. tares Inrludo inenb and berth, uiLh extra charge for outside roomy. I Also AU-Exponie Tours from Jacksonville; 11 days and longer; $80.75; nnd up. Tours include New York, Atlantic City, Washington, etc. Write for illustrated booklet and for information ulout low rat** to northern citica ant! rworts. And aik for detailed itincrarira of the ■ - -| special AU-Etpcuae Tours I trAi** •*iHn* * trcn’ r ?,un l c l F * V l 8. f j Unkskir*. •«<» *• Mr* ii \ r \*& I at l \ It-O W I Hudson-Essex World’s Largest Selling 6-Cybnder Cars MERCHANTS & MINt-US Transportation Co. f|,-rt I l.»*l lk»w Sir*i t jicktnrwllk'. HorlJa ' Tiliplriiftn C3H ' ' SANFURI). FLA. �r -,v 'IT 7 TH E SANFORD HERAED, THURSDAY, JULY 2!1, 1928. The Sanford Herald *4 t n r r a l t m m « « * » t ■ ««< iT at I t i l t N , n t r l l i Stored u Second Claaa Matter, October IT. 191>, at the roetofttce at S u fo r d , Florid* tinder Act of March », 1MT.______________________ KKV R O U . V t n L. 1» K A * ---------------- M i t e r P . M O W A H P IIK it<1________M a » a « M 111 N e a » » l l i Avene* Phnne 140 M lR M n ilT in t RATES Otto Year—17.nd Hit Months. IS.50 lielT-erert in 'City hy Ciirrlnt. per weak. Itu. Weekly Killtlnn 11.00 per year,________________________ fU'KUIAI. MITlCBt All iibliuary notice*, card* of Minsk*. resolutions and notice* «A ent*r:«lr.~-<nts where charsea are kiorte will bo t-hurgsd ft? at regular udvertlsItiK rate*. M T.M nrnTiiK a jiso c ia t r ii i*nr.es The Aaaoelated Trea* la exclas1 Seetr entitled to the uae for reguitdleallon of nil newa dispatch** credited to It or not otherwlae credItad In thin paper and alao the local n e«a published herein. All rlahta of republlcatlon of apeclal dlapstchee herein are elao rrser-ed. ,. _ ^ THURSDAY,“ JULY 23, 1925 TH E HERALD'S*PLATFORM 1.— Deeper water route to JacksonvHle. Zi—Conatructlon o f St. Johna-Indlan Diver canal. 3 .— Extension o f white way. I.— Extension o f local amuaementa. — Swimming pool, tennis courts, g fi ■t.— Augmenting of building pro­ gram— houses, hotels, apartment abuses. &— Extension of street paving pro­ gram, 7^—Construction of boulevard around Lake Mpnroc. 8*—Completion o f city beautifica­ tion program. t /—Expansion o f school system with provision for increased fajV eiUtica. g I J , " I F ’ It Could Be Done According to the State Board of Education there are something like a hundred and thirty-six thousand girls in Florida who may be reached by the courses in home econ­ omics |rtovided by the high schools and vocational classes. This is an interesting statement. If all the girls in the schools of Florida should be encouraged to become good cooks, and good home-makers, an inestimably great service would be done. If present-dny girls could somehow get it into their hends that the career of home-maker is the most important career in the world, an amazing improvement in the citizenship of Florida would result. With no idea whatever of doing other than splitting the blame half and half between mnn and woman, The Herald would still take the stand that if women looked upon home­ making as the best chance for happiness—if they went about the business of home-making with the skill and the enthus­ iasm they can give to any fool thing that happens to attract their interest, their men-folks would come back into the fields of honest, sober, sunshiney labor. And the world would go singing on its way to the Millennium. The “ Delicatessen Wife” , the "Fudge Daughter” , the ‘Tin-Can Larder” , the ‘Two-by-four Flnt”— It isn’t necessar,» to paint word pictures of the alleged homes that hnve become the order of the day. The old-time family life was the direct product of the home-making Mother. Here was the beautiful, steady heart that of itself made the home. It kept Fnther loving nnd gentle and ever striving to make things happier for his family. It kept the children straight and clean and made them lovers o f their home. And unless those children were lured away by evil influence it made pos­ sible, the beginning of other ideal homes. Under the scientific teaching o f the modern school, girls can learn the wonderful ways of keeping their home free from disease. They can learn the secrets of dietetics. They can learn expert business management of their homes. And under the influence of some of the line teachers engaged in public school work, they can acquire appreciation of the spiritual side of home-making, and see what infinite oppor­ tunity it offers for the best that life enn give. But those onc-hundred-and-thirty-six-thousand girls in Florida, just how are they going to be persuaded to make a serious study of Home Economics? w ' RTBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY RULES' FOR RIGHT U V IN G : — He hath showed me, O man, whnt is good; und what <loth the Lord require o f thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God? Mi­ ca h 6:8, WHO'S AFRAID Now, “ Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you /’ And you will find no trouble, friend, in always pulling thru; For trouble is a quitter and can­ not stand the gaff. Ami shows his streak of yellow at a good hearty laugh. He Has Been Talking To Big Men “ We have yet to find one developer that does not speak well of his competitor, and it is this spirit that will make Florida the leading state in the Union.” That outstanding statement in an address given by Will­ iam II. Rankin, head of national advertising agency, is one of the big tributes to the new Florida that ought to be re­ peated until it ceases to be a tribute and becomes n fact. Not but what it is a fact so far as Mr. Rankin is con­ cerned The Herald has no doubt but what Mr. Rankin has only been thrown with big men doing things in a big way. And such men scorn to "run down” a competition Such men have vision enough to see that Florida is big enough for all the development work that can be done. They know that every improvement helps all Florida. Every arrival of a man with money to spend benefits all developers. The time has even como when promoters of big projects in one part of the state find it "good business" to send good prospects to other parts of the state. It is an "All-Florida" proposition now. And as Mr. Rankin asserts, "it is this spirit that will make Florida the leading state in the Union." o------------------THE OBJECT OF punishment is, prevention from evil; it can never be made impulsive to good.— Horace Mann. H A N D S ACROSS TH E SEA As Brisbane Sees, It] DAN The law o f makes polite ^ Hard on the Rifffl. »* Teaching Mohammedans. Great Revivals Coming. Concentrated Insulin. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE tCopyrlfciit l»25) ' With ho much tn bench, diving is „ Quit worrying r.n,i » w nak.es will go a w i /jf P THE FRENCH in their war against the Riffs hnve Ifcgun ser­ iously the use of their flying fleet, In twenty-four hours, forty Riffinn ramps were bombed from the air. Flying machines carry food to the front, bring back thv wounded, nnd incidentally bomb everything Rifftan that conics in sight. That is wonderful practice for the French nirmen, not pleasant for the Riffs. Qne thing y0„ moon is there kisses. This wenther~rnaL,,, we take short cut* walking. n-3 A wise man is : keeps his friends f7or, i * I how foolish he is m *< THE FRENCH feel that in deal­ ing roughly with the Riffs, they ere protecting Christina civiliza­ tion from Moslem conquest, in 1925, ns that early Frenchman, Charles the Hammer, did many years ago. Sometimes lution trial doesn’t T 1 , showing evolution j, tr^®* i The most conservatiT. our town is thinking o ff his heavies THE REV. Dr. Straton says "better wipe nut nil schools than undermine belief in the Bible by permitting the teaching o f evo­ lution.” That’s a strong statement, but the Reverend Doctor makes one stronger. He describes the typicnl college graduate who has studied evolution as a “ sapheaded, cignrette-smokin r, girlogling, tango-dancing youth who comes out from college halls with nothing except a corn-tassel mus­ tache and a bootlegger breath." YOUCAN®] ElectVic hk Fuses, C A t night wha* fin d you need ft J I)R. STRATON and his fricnd.i would delight in n typical Moham­ medan school. There the tcnchcr sits up high, with a long bamboo rod in his hand. The boys be­ fore him recite monotonously pas­ sages from the Koran, the "divine nnd infallible book, written by Mo­ hammed. Every good Moham­ medan knows that the koran con­ tains all the teaching anybody needs. When any little boy falters in his description of Mohammed rid­ ing on his white horse up to Heaven, where the angels have eyes miles npnrt, the teacher hita him on the head with his bamboo, and the little hoy starts up again. We may come to that in the United States but probably not in this generation. R IN E ’S FILLIN'] STATION 111.1 Sanford Avc. Sinful CLEANING THE POSTOFFICES ATLANTA JOURNAL The postoffice department has action o f business. The average undertaken a commendable thing in postoffice is n loafing plneo for Tom, Dick nnd Harry. the effort to have the fifty thous­ In the bank’s lobby people do and postoffices in the United not open their mail nnd litter the States kept in apple-pie order. The floor with envelopes. In the postfirst assistant postmaster general office that is one of the things Yes, trouble is a duffer and has EVANGELICAL CHURCHES o f calls upon the postmasters through­ they do. In the bank lobby a d -‘ no pluck at nil; Atlanta take a cheerful view of out the country to keep tile lob­ vertisements are not posted, nnd Ho starts and bluffs and makes a the monkey trial. They sav Ten­ bies of their offices looking as there are no bulletin boards, an­ fuss and |>u1Ih a mighty stall; nessee’s law against evolution is well as the lobby o f the local hunk. nouncing this, that and the other But just sit hack and draw your a mistaken principle, hut the That’s a big order. It may appear change in regulations, or the other smile nnd sec the piker run, Scopes trial will cause great relig­ easy enough, but its fulfillment claiming that a reward will lie o f - 1 For you esn bet he won't stay ious revivals all over th«' world, depends not so much upon the fored for the capture of someone' long where there is any fun. and bring many to repentance. postmasters as upon the postof­ who lias violated the laws o f the fice patrons. land. The hank doesn’t permit | So just btiqk up, old pal o f mine, THAT WILL happen. Whatever and chuck this worry stuff, The postoffice department docs candidates for congress to post, stirs up thought does good. The dot maintain janitor service at all placards appealing for tha support For why he scared of nnything Scopes trial will make some turn of its offices. In many instances of the citizenry. that’s made of only hluff? \V: toward science and learn for them­ the offices are rented; in other So "Never trouble trouhiu till The postmasters, of course, will --------------------------------------------selves what evolution means. It cases, the postoffice building is in try to carry out the suggestion of trouble troubles you,’’ will make millions of others turn charge o f a custodian who takes the department, and it is to he And then you'll find your troubles ardently toward religion. were just n bugaboo. his uphuri not from the postmast­ hoped, that .they succeed. But it Ami history proves that it is er, hut usually from a represent­ will bo no easy task for the country nr ■ , - . - . — By B. F. Gray. ------- o-------desirable to have the majority of ative o f the treasury department. postmaster, between meeting human beings believe that if they;Then, too, there is much differ- trains, assorting and distributing MY FAVORITE STORIES Those purple suspenders didn't arc not good they will bo hunted j cure between the average bank mail, selling and cancelling stumps get Clarence Harrow anywhere a f­ lly IRVIN S. CURB up or otherwise tortured forever. and the average postoffice. The and utetndmg to other duties, to ter ail. --------hank is it business house. Men nnd keep the lobby of his office ns im------- o-------This one has been doing yocman somebody present was manipulat­ A FEW might lie good out of women frequent it for the trans- maculate as the average bank. Few men are authorities on the service for a great many years. ing tho cards. moon but there arc many who arc Finally a middle-aged Westerner natural decency, without believing ; i But, ns I have remarked more than authorities on moonshine. with a long grey tobacco-stained that the Ruler of the universe has THE FAM ILY GOAT ♦ t * a penal laboratory in which he once, before now, the age of a mustache rose from his chair to o MIAMI TRIBUNE burns his creatures forever, but The littlo girl down the street story is nothing against it. if it Ids full stature o f six feet, spat a they are a small minority. Most ■ says the only thing that keeps a has endured through the genera­ wad of tobacco into a nearby spit­ of us are good because we are Let’s not lie frivolous. A goat seems, headed by George F. Fultoon, reached into his pocket, pull­ lot of men from getting married tions it must have merit. As I heard it first, the scene ed out his plug, took a fresh chaw, afraid to he bad. At least that i, j* „ serious thing, nnd a dignified Hnwilder of El Dorado, Kan., is the y o r d no! was a frontier town in the eatly put the ptug leisurely hack into the theory. one. A certain philosopher says which is determined to enlighten H ----------o---------America regarding the goat’s lac­ H days. The town had one street and his pocket nnd drew out a big sixhe esteems the goat above all oth­ teal merits. That organization ■ And another thing against every other building along the gun and laid it on the table in AT JOHN'S Hopkins University, rouge ifl that it compels a fellow street was a saloon with either a front o f him. Then he cleared Ids Baltimore’s magnificent seat of er animals, because o f the calm, has nothing against the dull and 5 gentle cow ; hut it has started out to send his suits to the pressing dance hall or a gambling room or throat and spoke as follows; learning, the able scientists report 1rn , c-ynicism with which tie re1 ■« >i «... Viii H .jik. l i n ■ a,-.« irr. .. II.* . .. ... — .. . gards I1the human race. Every "to educate the people as to the club more often. both, in connection. “ Well, hoys, it's evident no doubt progress in the preparation of in­ ----------o — It was on a Sunday afternoon, to all o f you that there’s cheatin' sulin, the remedy for diabetes dis­ time he finds himself growing economy and practicability of covered by young doctors in Can­ conceited, he says, he pays a lit­ keeping the goat for milk where Chicago beauty experts declare nnd in the rear room o f one of gain on in this here game. tle visit to a neighboring goat, it is impossible to keep the cow." that cigarettes will kill woman's these saloons n poker game was in "Now, hoys, I ain’t sayin* ns to ada. Incidentally, it doesn’ t mind beauty. Maybe that's the reason progress. Around the table sat who’s doin' this here cheatin’ or I The insulin diminishes the and the look of unutterable su­ periority and disdain in that goat’s telling the public, goat’s milk is we haVe ho many ugly men. four cowmen all in their working l ain’t mentionin’ any names. I ain't amount of sugar in the blood, thus ---- --- -o--------- regnliu. The fifth player was u even got any suspicions. All I’ve curing diabetea. From insulin, yellow eye quickly puts him back ' far superior to cow’s milk in richin his place. "Wouldn’t that get ness and freedom from <|tsense J A. Booster is the name of a Cleve­ one-eyed professional shark w ho|gut to say is'this: If the one that’s ns used hitherto, Johns Hopkins your g o a t?” germs. Goats, these propagan- a land man who recently arrived in was working for the house. The monkeyin' with the deck don’ t stop scientists have eliminated various ,.v... elements. One remain But this is not what the writer (lists say are certain to he "own- * Florida, snys the Tlmes-Union. If farther the game progressed the it, I’m goin’ to shoot the dam’ chemical his name means anything, he's the more evident became tnc fact that scoundrel’s othf r eye out." ing is tailed “ fraction 17." This started out to say. Gouts have u T " morc widely in the future, for kind we want. highly concentrated insulin, inject­ way of running away with a n y -; the benefit of babies as well as ed into the blood of a rabbit, re thing. The theme is the g o a t's ,f ,,r general family use." ■ TREASURE FROM THE DEEP That may well he. Let the slo­ ■ duced the sugar in its blood from value ns u dairy animal, which FOR BALE— One slightly used FROM COLLIERS III millimeters per cubic centi­ has been strangely ignored in this gan be: "A Goat for Every Baby!" ■ 1925 model pair knickers, balloon country; hut it will not he ignor­ That will start the movement meters to ID in one hour. legs, bumper, shock absorber ami ed much longer. Indeed, olfactor- light. Let the go-cart become the On a bright sunny morning early be taken hack to England, per­ flnubbcni. Hardly used, much re•erve mileage, non-skid scat, can in October, 1799, II. M. S. La l.u- ished with her. The treasure went TIIE SENTIMENTALIST who ![ k'" at "Vvt‘ r ian bt* goat cart, and milk go with trans­ i„ i. . it .. .............. . ......... ......... ignored very long. I here was a .portation. It may he taken for receive description in Tallahassee tine set sail for an English port down also and most of it is still thinks it a shame to experiment or lie seen there. No triflers need for the Continent. It was a cheer­ buried beneath the shilling sands with live rabbits would change his goat once—hut to get on with th is. grunted that any child brought editorial— let the worst be known ■up oil a goat wun’t let anybody >f the Netherlands const. apply. If you mean business see mind if he had a father or mother at once. ful departure, for she wait loaded get his goat in after life. For When l.u Lutine sank, her trea­ me.Tarpon Springs Leader. Wondying of diabetes. There is a Central States Milk milk, play and philosphy, the a der If the carburutor is in good down with coin and bullion destin­ sure was estimated at £2,275,0(10, Thu hn|ie of scientists is that ■ ed to pay the British troops war­ most o f it insured by Lloyd's, ■ Breeder’s association, it * goat’s the thing. Butt------ ! shapo? eventually they will be able to Gout ring on the European mainland. which naturally became highly in­ master the synthetic production of -------—o---------For contrast, picture a dingy util- terested in ralvage. The Dutch the diabetes cure. The Providence News says i* THE MODERN KLONDIKE Italian trawler setting out from a Government stepped in to claim was a New York reporter, who CLEARWATER SUN Dutch port in October one himjanlvngv rights ond, despite British went out to Patterson to writ.* MEN WHORE names are well tired and twenty.live yearn Intel protests, in Lull granted salvage Ihc story of the murder of a rich known will start a movcnuiu t > years ago the western, must bo developed and ready for manufacturer by thieves. lie its mission tho finding of that self- j righut to the bullion fishers on abolish in every , Seventy in the me death oeam penalty tn . „ ... same load of bullion stored in tile condition that the Netherlands re. A..., . . 3 plains were the scene of one of tl the newcomers. Thousands are spread himself on the details and State T l: .... |cube two-third* o f nnv treasure ’ first pilgrimages of the Amcrici coming to Florida where hundreds concluded the account thus: "F o r ­ Mitino * linlil. If it i S r* ' " l' l.n Lutine never renehed port i recovered. Finally tho British com- ........* ‘ " l nation. True, years previous, p U wenh to the west. tunately for the deceased, he hml murder, k.. ! 11 ' |vr,,ni? neers had crossed the Allegheny As John D. Rockefeller anld, deposited all of his money in the and her treasure never lined the'plaint* became so insistent that for a State to set the example and range 8lul ' d up ami ,opened up the the Ohio (Milo anil and "Florida is truly the Klondike o f bank the day before, bo he lost pockets, even momentarily, of Him the Dutch ceded a half interest in also kill ? ____ Mississippi valleys, but their de- the 20th century." But the people virtually nothing but ids life.” Majesty s troops. During the storm the remainder to Great Britain for „ ..... ........................... „ scendnnts were now pushing fnr- are searching for a different Oh, Death! where in thy stinger? that arose oil Oct. D, 1799. vlie j Lloyd’s. This led to „ determined ( A I I I A I . I UNISHMENT will ther west in search o f gold and wealth nnd therefore we must he was wrecked off the enu it of Hoi- 1salvage attempt in 1857 which ---------o---------land near the town o f Vlielnnd. proved the most productive o f alt. end at a certain stage of civilizn- homes in numbers such as their nn- in position to show them that ADD ANOTHER TO DESIRES Her crew, with the exception uf j A total of £99,H'.i:i was recovered, lion, just us torture of witnesses [ecstors had never dreamed. The wealth of this great state to the one man who died before ho could Io f which £22,102 went t" Lloyd's. ami hanging of children for steal-[long white covered wagon trains best advantage. I don’t want so many things, ing trifles ended in due time. have made one of the most roman­ Clearwater has much to do to For I’m not hard to please; Official killing by hanging, tic pictures in history. prepare for the rush that will i But I shall always crave some electrically or otherwise, is u dis­ Fifty years later another great shortly be upon her. punts, OCALA STAR grace to u civilized community. It is to be Imped that those pilgrimage o f thousands poured in­ That don’t hag at the knees. But a worse disgrace is wide­ persons who are qualified to vote to the great Northwest, Alasko — Montgomery Advcttiscr. The Star heartily endorses the A farmer puts up a scarecrow spread poverty, which is unneces­ end western Canada, again in in the election today will not niiss sary, and the an* ety with which following sentiments which are be­ the opportunity that is theirs to We do not sigh for fame or wealth, ing expressed to the people of the i to keep the birds out of the com . ninety-five per ci . of human be­ search of gold, mid fewer in search provide the first step in this di­ of nppoilunity ami homes. Another Let them go hy, darn gnllem; stale through th«> pages of its When that fails He uses a shot- ings face old jigc. beautiful picture painted for fu­ rection. We’d tent content if we could fill reputable newspapers hy the Flo­ gon. often with deadly effect. FloThe improvements that arc be­ ture generations to study and rev­ , rida's reputation as a wonderful This here ding-busted column. rida Development Board; C’ontemporary Comment: ing voted upon today are sorely erence. i state of opportunity must not be — Macon Telegraph. The decision o f the Florida De­ And now in 1925, whnt might be needed here if Clearwater is to velopment Board to conduct a overrun by vultures after our leg­ itimate wealth. "Study Ethyl as Fuel for Mo­ crlled the third great movement grow am! maintain her place These birds above are modest, statewide drive against crooked Their wishes few— hear iginc; Scarecrows are too tame for tors,” says headline. Ethyl might of population is taking place. Not nnmng the other cities o f Florida. business concerns will meet with But there are other thjpgs that in the slow moving wagons of the I'd like just once before I die. tho approval of every good cit­ j thi :>o buzzards. Jails are well- do for Lizzie,— Honolulu Starlast century, hut in fast through must be provided— homes among Ou “ stewed bees’ knees" to dine. izen. known to them. The type which Bulletin. trains nnd in automobiles o f latest the first. — Miami Tribune. ^ There is nothing that will give I ‘ *n»ts on the weaknesses of wid­ HI I. awaken «•«< II Other Florida cities are design. Not in search of gold A British scientist asserts that Florida a hhu-k eye quicker than ows nnd old people has seen the fields, hut something far more ing to the task that is ahead of i the world’s day was once only I'm not hard to satisfy, ' inside of many jails. a hunch of blood-sucking, widow:ing to prothem nnd are attemptln four hours long. The unions then valuable— health nnd happiness. When it comes to things to eat; robbing cutthroats who care for \\ hen a crooked hu miic flux o ! vis- j And here is the vast difference vide for the largest influx (leurivcs n mm r » ,,,on ' must have been atr.nger than they If I knew only how to pick, nothing but an Ill-gotten dollar. s ever seen. \ itors that the state has between the pilgrimage o f the I9th , ev laolr only means off tranatheir are n o w .-L o s ____ Angeles Times. * A cantaloup* that ‘ is sweet. Every state ha* its share of rot­ L inmiej, n? , erntury und the 20th century— t h ''; lt is time that Clearwater should i Spartanburg Journal. ters o f this sort. This condition portntmn through life then he is Another pathetic little feature of land then was bare and waiting he more than thinking— action is Is aggravated when a business' no better than a horse thief. every-day life is an interurban rail- to be developed—the land now needed nr.d at once. I am not so very particular, boom is un. Florida is now going More power to the Florida De- way company hopefully waiting k For mine’* been a hard row; through a wonderful expansion in veopmenl Board. And if they use Hot I’d dearly love to find every line of business and the buz­ a lot of summary treatment in for the reaction against automo­ TO BUY THE NEW IS TO PROGRESS—TO LEARN biles to set in.— Ohio State JournGold at tha end of a rainbow. zards nr^ flocking this way. dealing with crook*. \\hnt of it ? 1 al. Security For Travel Funds Travelers find our Travelers’ Checks a great ail| in saving time and expense— and in the satisfac­ tion of traveling with a sense o f security, lie-1 member to procure your Travelers’ Check from] us before starting cn your next trip. 4 i’ er Cent Interest Paid on Savings Accounts J je m in o le (Qauniyffian)* San fo rd , Fla. STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS h Wright, W arlow and Company Are Now Receiving Application Tor a First Mortgage Loans on improved Business and Residential Property] in Sanford Funds immediately available subject to tilt examination. APPLICATIONS FOR APPRAISALS SEE DuBOSE A N D HOLLER REALTORS 112 Park Avenue m I ajPFjlflYwItl'i ■' “ a I . The Indescribable Wtj The Cool North'Lij -the*cen icC olofad flR ock ies;gorgeou »,g^,‘lr,! Callfoiniajttie Pacific Northwest; yourNsd0"1 Parks; the Great Lakes — the North W oo« | the restful and Invigorating Tennessee M«ivn tains—through the heart of historic _ hy way of Atlanta, L ookout M ounwtn.c w '* | tanooga, M occasin Bend, via THE DIXIE IX Y E R I-lbrary-ObiervAtlon Car*. Dr»*»tn* Rj'1* •nit Compartment S.eeploa Cars, Ertremety tow summer I r t u - l o n i Mlurn convenient stop-over privileges—dlversll/v* —circuit tours. Exceptionally Gsod Dining Car - * r' ' rt RUN OUT THE ROTTERS OF IT FIRST IS TO READ ADVERTISEMENTS, , F ti itre|>Oi* r«r- m r m u in n i. Illvilrcl'it h o fU -''1 other in/urmuiion, ,ippl> •” reptrrrnml*** * ATLAMTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD A. Rica Kir*| or tl. C« OrrInrr ..................... L.AN.R.It. L. C. Silr'1 C . S t - D '& j i 5 1G Crshssi L I !(. 1 3 4 W.Ray SI. 1 U 3 C '» * * * , ‘ Disis Foul. Rsprcsenlslivss—Jschsoovilt'. *• t*. if f * h If r * X m T in D I X I E R .O U ? �TI1E SANFORD N E :— Office 148 MISS KATHRYN W1LKEY, Sociaty Editor. I Delightful Swimming Party Given Tuesday Night at Lake Mary 'uhrsdav Neighbors will ionic Hall at 8:00 o - bie is spending a Petersburg. 7 ^ and little son ves in Dublin, oung of Oviedo Wednesday on returned WodYork City nnd Hi rasher has return [ghtful stay at Dny. [S e lle r and A. D. [ Oviedo si^nt Wedhford. I and son, C. L. PowrTuesdny for a trip It Coast. K Wallace and little b e d from a pleasant L r , S. C. B Grovenstein nnd ■ h is week to spend ■ n Miami. ■ of ~Cuthbert, Ga., ■ in Sanford, stopKce friends. leaves today on the onville, nfter spendin Hanford. iurrence has departin New York whete lie guest of friends. er of Jacksonville (I Wednesday as the ml Mrs. It. E. llernI friends of Miss Essie I lie glad to know that Iving after a lung ili- ill Williams recently ial days in Geneva as of Mr. ami Mrs. Paul I v - f n >4, n l m Mrs. D*. G. Barclift and !t this week for J>nywhcrc they will spend ichary and Kcnchen this week for Mount They are making the T s ; ir k TELEPHONE:— Rea. 428-J She’s Only Six Years Old URSDAY, JULY 23, 1925. Evidences Thnt “ Pork Barrel" Was In Operation 100 Years Aco Disclosed by Letters SPRINGFIELD, III., July 22.— Evidences that the “ pork barrel” was in operation more than 100 yenrs ago arc showh in the efforts of Nathaniel Pope, then secrotary of the Illinois territory, to secure house rent from Albert Gallatin, secretary of the United Stales Treasury. Letters between the two have been dissevered by the state archives department and are being bound. The first letter was written by Pope to Gallatin, May 11, 1800, transmitting his expense vouchers. ‘‘ I wish to deal candidly with you," Pope said. “ I have lived in n house belonging to my wife’s father (Elijah iiackus), who certainly would never have charged me rent, But if a friend should furnish the secretary with an office for noth­ ing. it being a personal favor, it is no argument against his charging the government a reasonable price for occupation.” Pope apparently used his home for an office nnd asked the secrotary of the treasury to pay him office rent o f 812 n month. He asked for $160 for “ contingent A delightful event of Tuesday evening was the picnic nnd swim­ ming party at Lake Mary given by a number of Sanford' ______s young­ er set. The party motored out to the lake and a refreshing swim was enjoyed, after which a delic­ ious picnic lunch was served. Dancing was one of the main fea­ tures o f tha- evening. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Alford, Mr. and Mrs Roby Laing, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Krisbie, Mrs. Ned Smith, Mrs. Crnig Thompson, Mrs. C. Powell. Miss Jessie Allen, Miss Drnne Ro­ berts, Miss Maud Tyre, Miss Minnio Allen, Miss Alberta Aycock, Miss Ruth Gillon, Miss Aide Gillon, Miss Edna Chittenden, Mias Olive Lizette, Miss Bobbie Chap­ man. Mins Allan Blount, Mias Le­ na Bell Powell, Rodney Prescott, Peter Schanl, Max Stewart, Tyler Price of Wilmington, N. C., Hugh Tillis, IJank iluiley, Duncan Haze, Jamie Robvson, Mr. Mor­ ris, D. W. ATvcrson, Catcher Basse nnd Outfieiiier Brown of St. Petersburg Baseball Team, stream Is fatal for the lower nine tempt for the French to colon ist Florida in 1662. In that ywrflife.' sailed up the coast of Florida and set up n stone pillar at the months o f the St. John’s river. He thou claimed Florida as a French session. Ho then sailed north to considered savage ns n w olf and Port Royal, S. C., then a part o f There is a special training lived up to this by murdering the Florida and stationed a few men school for tenchcrs maintained by colonists totaling about there from whence he sailed fo r the State at Madison. It is the French 500 of which about fifty escaped. France expecting to return soon. Florida Normal School. He was also called a brave soldier and a matchless liar. Clearwater— Hibiscus Garden.i being developed into one of Inrgdo Jenn Ribaut made the first at- cat nurseries in the state. du to ri* A| P O R K B A R R E L 1 FLORIDA FACTS | miles. Pedro Mendez de Aviles was M E T H O D S O L D , Southland Seminary at St. Pe­ Ifiven the title o f irovemor and tersburg is an Independent school captain (renernl of Florida in 1G65 for girls. L E T T E R S SH OW by Philip II o f Spain. He was ie< re a la Fc th Fi er su co . *7 v" ^ ,.a expenses.’* Dress Sale Friday—S a tu rd a y a a a a a i a a iir a ^ ^ Full Fashion, pure thread silk 15 new shades. All sizes for $1.05 pr. Van Raalte Chiffon Silk, fine sheer, all pure silk. Col­ or black, peach, blond, lavender and flesh. $2.50 Pheonix Hose New colors in bobbed hose and long- length, good quality silk. All sizes. :s. T. M. Hill return:nm their honeymoon hi points in the souI the state. lemlerson leaves toRetown, K y„ where ami conduct a song evangelistic meet- BOBBED H d/IE y e Brockhahn and ig daughter Maxine iy for Brevard, N. | will spend several F B. I„ Perkins and Tied Tuesday from a >it to points in Vir- LINEN DRESSES SILK DRESSES Handdrawn, embroidered and plain designs. All colors. These dresses are a real bar­ gain at— Street and afternoon dresses made o f the best fabrics in all shades and printed designs —During this salepriced from hey were the gucaU Allen left Wednesnie in Montgomery wen the uttrucher si-ter, Mrs, r *!u,lcr. her guests, hi and Verla Wright ■Bi Pauling Walt-on Wallace made u tty motoring to New J , *L Q- Smith nnd paronno. Mrs. Frank Iuaughtor, Francis Fair Hamilton left Tuesday fs after a pleasant visElla Lefler. B ^ ■ H. Mushhurn Pearl Mash■ittl - Rock, Ark., ami ■ try of Vnldostn, G «„ ■ lightful visit with Mr. •.E. Laing are leaving le,r car for their home. BARBECUE! ued sandwicheu at Rose tlk Station. Three miles 1,1 Ave.. Cooked by ex- g*e Ladies— Mattresses, renovating, >(T. upholstery material-* CALL , Sanford tress Factory 1 Easy Terms th Gallatin answered him June 8, and requested that Pope’s father- '7 Rev. O. O. Eckhardt to in-law sign vouchers for the of- , Realtors. Sanford Preach At Upsala fice rent nnd added with a touch B0 of sarcasm that his father-in-law might afterward “ make a present ” Announcement was made this morning thnt Rev. O. O. Eck­ Angeline Cntnnzarite of Milwaukee is only six years old, but she weighs of the money to yourself or any = He added, how- a hardt o f Pierson will preach twice I iO pounds nnd is gaining. She is shown above at the right bet-ale other person.” at the old Upsula Church next \ mla Newman, eight. Angeline never misses her three meals a day, ever, that $40 per annum is con- B side rid the highest sum which " Sunday, July 2(1. Tim sermon at and snys her favorite dish is spaghetti and meat balls. ought to be ullowcd for rent of an b 11 o’clock will he in Swedish office. ~ and the service at 7:30 o’clock in STEW ART’S WASHINGTON LETTER the evening will be in English. Pope replied that he thought $5 a By CHARLES P. STEWART Fine meetings are being held was tlie minimum he should be nl- J| there, it is announced, and all lowed for office rent. He said he g WASHINGTON, July 10.— ly—“ is a mighty slow, discourag­ believed the secretary should have * residents o f that section are urged to make it a point to be there. "Though advice may bo cheap,” |ing job. I knew what I was talk­ two rooms, “ one to lodge in nnd I* -aid Herbert Quick, author of “ the1ing about, for I'd done it myself the other for the public papers of IB his office." ami nearly starved to death. great American novel,” in a chat Heavy Rainfall Is “ Now. my advice to you,” I pro­ The compromise wns finally; 5 with him a few days before ceeded, “ is to settle down in one mad- at $5 a month nnd Pope, * Reported In Florida hI i.hadrecent death, “ yet it’s a satis­ of our good little burgs out in tho perhaps a little incensed at the m All Silk Frocks, represented in dark nnd light shades, can faction to see it turn out right af­ county and build up a country conservative policy of Gallatin, M JACKSONVILLE. July 2.7— Fre­ ter giving somebody some of it.” practice/' immediately iiegan another contro- ■ ton crepes, crepe du chines, flat crepes, prints nnd other pop­ • * * * * « quent showers over nil divisions, v»r<y with him as to whether the * at least in the southern portion, ular material. All cotton dresses featuring voiles, linens, ThereM been n reference in the “ In n few days he called again. secretary had to supply Governor " with heavy rains in some, especial­ com m o f our talk to John Gari­ He told me lie'll arranged fo r a Edwards of the Illinois territory ■ tissue ginghams and broadcloths will go at ly over Hillsboro, Pinellas, Pasco baldi Sargent, the United States desk, practically a- a mere clerk, ‘ wiln stationery. !; and adjacent cuuntics featured the attorney general. in the officei of Wnght & Call, week ending Tuesday in Florida, "Did you know,” Quick asked, the most important law firm iti Ju*t in recent years has the J according the weekly review of A. ‘ thnt the old man had a cousin Hint section. It \va- a good con­ avocado been produced eommerci- a J. Mitchell, United States weather who once lived out in Sioux C ity?” nection, but as I’ve said, all Fred ally to a large extent. There are J* bureau meteorolgist. Having been a Sioux Cityite Sargent had was just a clerkship.” now several nurseries in Southern ■ While midday temperatures were myself in my youth, this was “ Well, what happened to that Florida cultivating the plants and ■ uncomfortably high during sever­ mildly interesting. firm? Inside n year th* junior tie ■ir operations have caused large ® al days especially in the north nnd “ Yes,” Quick continued, “ it’s a number, A. F. ('all, broke down acreages to lie planted in avoca- m west, the maximum as reported fact— a young Iowa farm h >y from physically and had to retire. does. The avocado was known in * was a 94 at Pinellas Park, Pinellas Voting Sargent, having shown the earlier days as the alligator n county. Ten and two-tenths inches down near Akron.’ ’ much promise and being right pear. It resembles the pear hut ■ THE POST OFFICE IS NEXT DOOR TO US" £ of rain fell at Funds, three and "Farming, however, didn't ap­ handy, was into ted immediately is not like that fruit in any oth..*: three-tenths at Sanford, four and way. It has a rich nutty flavor a i S I I M I I I I H f l f l I I I I B I l i r i l l f l I S a i B I I M I I S I B S I I I S B f l B l I l l l S I I S S I I I N H R I I S I I H I S I I M a into the junior partnership. four-tenths at Lake Alfred, and peal to our hero, as it doesn't to “ A few months later Craig L. so many farm boys. So he etudied The weather was unfavorable *■> and in 'due chiii--o’ Wns'admitted to 'Wright, the" senior "ibi.'ihber, died cotton while other crops improved. the liar down at Iowa City, Then suddenly ami Sargent inherited P included Citrus groves improved, including he rnmo up to Sioux City, pros­ the entile practice. pecting around a hit. He had a the legal representation of the Hatsiimns in the west. loiter to me and one day called Chicago A Northwestern railrou i in his territory. Phosphate rock for agricultural into ask for a few suggestions.” “ You never saw anybody rise so purposes was used in Florida for "Fred," I told him, “ breaking fast. Now Fred is vice president the first time by Dr. C. A. Sim­ mons, o f Hawthorne, Alachua into law in a big town like this"— and general counsel of the whole which Sioux City is, comparative- Northwestern system." county, in the year 1882, %a: a Di i haUanoogn, I Mrs. W. H. Hartfid Mrs. .1 S, Webb very pleasantly at At Loading Station nnd Hard Rond $ 1.00 Pointex Hose ARRO W H EAD HOSIERY W e are offerin g our $1.50 va­ lues for 95c. The super qual­ ity o f these hose are known to every woman who has used them. All colors— uul Pointex KID HATS $2.00 Pheonix Heavy Silk with lisle tops. All shades and sizes We have only a limited number o f kid hats, combina­ tions o f black and white, that we are offering for— CHILDREN’S SOCK plain and fancy tops. Men’s Shoes W e have in this lot some dress shoes that we sell for $8.50. Low and high tops. Special NEW PURSES and HAND BAGS—L o n g shapes, fin e all leather and silk. Brown, grey, tan and block. Some wit h fine leather lining........ $2.50 to $15.00 NEW LACE NECKW EAR cream, and ecru................... O utlet OPPOSITE T il E POSTOFFICE The Y owell Company �■D, THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1925, Children B e T au gh t H ygiene F a cts Well Sanford Is Defeated By St. Petersburg In Hard Fought Battle Saints Banch Four Hits O f f 1 Crawford for Three Runs In Second Inning and K eep Lead Throughout Contest New York, ape&king before !»umracr .whool mudenta at Florida ■State ( ullego for Women this week s .t'.k’ ou with them to train younc hd.ircn to fa ce facta wjuarcly. If jkiidren arc allowed any rubierfuiSM in ihe way o f the mental or physical conception there will be serious conno-i)enter in ch ns a nervous breakdo-n later In life. Dr. Pratt declared. He fnVther stated that the mind dividlS into two main branches — Inte!!i:j*ficc and Emotions. "In the grand division o f intelligence \vt have through the IJinet test . r l various modifications n fairlv a; urate te n o f the intellect, said Dr. Prntt, but he warned the teach­ er:! not to c x w ‘ too much from re tests, ns tho emotions play a fa - greater part in the success r failure of life than formerly was thought, "ro that a person rat­ ed high in the intelligence test w th a faulty mental mechanism with regard to emoitons * they • ‘.uM not he as successful as *v> uld one with a lower rate o f intcliigencc but with a more stabil­ ized emotional life.” i>.- Pratt was brought to Flor­ ida bv the Public Health Asocia- Ninth Inning Rally by Lake­ land Cut Short By 1 Run; Smokers Uses .‘1 Hurlers While Lakeland Uses Two LAKELAND, July 23.— The Tampa Smokers won a hectic game here from the Highlanders to rplit the series of two games by a score of fi tu 5. Cescar Alvarez struck out seven men in the five ITORIDA STATE LBAC.LT Locals Score Two Lak< ml 5; Tampa 6. and one-third innings he pitched Runs In 5th Inning Sanf J 2; St. Petersburg 4. after relieving Peterson who ha ! — relieved Cobb who received credit for the game. A, ninth inning ral­ Sanford Hurler Settles Down NATIONAL LEAGUE To Allow Only Two Safe Chicago-Riston, postponed, rain. ly by Lnkclar.d was cut short by one run. Binglcs After 2nd Inning Cincinnati.New York, rain. All R II PO A E Pittsburgh-Philadelphia, called end TAMPA Snead. 2b.......... I 0 o a t u fourth :ain. Hickey. 3b. „ _5 1 1 1 0 0 Oniy three scheduled. Estrada. If......... 4 0 l 6 0 1 Wcik. §s. .. _ „ 5 2 2 1 2 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE Lee. rf. ________ I 2 3 2 0 0 No games scheduled. Allen, cf............. 2 1 1 3 0 0 »score was four to tijo. By bunchin g’ fob r lilts o ff Crhwforti in the SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE Huggins, c. .. „ .1 0 I 8 0 Q Jcarmer, l b . ___.3 0 1 .3 0 0 second inning for three runs and Augusta 10; Macon 1. Cobb, p............ .. 2 0 0 0 0 0 by a timely hit which advanced Greenville 7; Spartanburg 1. Peterson, p. „ _0 0 0 0 0 0 a man to third In the fourth for Asheville 10; Knoxville 2. him to score a moment later on Charlotte 13; Columbia 12, (1 Alvarez, p. - . 2 0 0 0 0 0 • Sanford’s second error o f th: innings). Totals frame, the visitors were able to LAKELAND . win. An error in the second frame Buckley, 2b. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION also played a large part in the Brazier, cf. Birmingham 1-2: Little Rock D -.T , scoring o f the Saint’s first three Welch, ss. .. New Orleans 1; Chattanooga 5. runs. .;j , * Mobile 6; Nashville 7. Cusack, rf. A fter the second inning Craw- Atlanta 9; Memphis 1. Johnson, If. ford settled down and allowed th ■ Edwards, lb. Saints only one addition-.1 hit. Ponder, .1b. , while Brower, pitching fog the St. Francis, c. .. .Pete team, was relieved by Edwafds In the seventh- with two on Luther, z, FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE bases and one man down. Credit Craig, p. (Second Hall) f o r winning the game went to Won Lost Pi Brower, however. Totals ..3 1 fi 7 27 10 2 Tampa . . . . . . . . . . 20 7 .7 Only one extra base hit was Lakeland z Batted for Ery in eighth. 18 1.3 .5 made during the game, that be­ St. Petersburg .. „ 1,3 10 Score by innings; ..j ing secured by Harris, new San­ Sanford .......... Tampa . 03t 010 001—0 „ 8 21) ford second baseman, in the fifth I-akeiand . . 002 100 002— 5 inning when he scored Hardy from Summary: Two base bit.-;. JessNATIONAL LEAGUE second base, after one run had al­ mer. Brazier. Francis. Ery. Three Won Los ready been scored on Crawford’s New York base hit. Weik. Stolen bases. Es­ single. Hardy reached first on an Pittsburgh trada. Welch . Sacrifices, Allen. error by the St. Petersburg first Brooklyn Jwsntrr, Cusack 2. Jreft on baseman. Cincinnati . bases. Tampa 8; Lakeland Fir*t Hernandez, first up for tho St. Louis bare on balls, .iff Cobb 1; o ff IVSaints in the second frame, hit Philadelphia urn>n :t; off Alvarez 1: o ff Erv safely to short stop and went to Chicago . . l; o ff I'raig 1. Stru k out, by second on a sacrifice by Cox. Boston . .. Peterson I; by Alvarez 7; by Ery Barnes hit to left field and Her­ 3; by Craig l. lilts, o ff Cobb 3 nandez advanced to third. Be- re in 2 innings, off Peterson 2 in . followed with the third hit o f the I 2 .3 innings; o ff Alvarez 2 in inning to left field and Hernar.de; Washington 5 !-:! innings; o ff Ery 8 m 8 in. x. scored, Barnes going to thin! af- Philadelphia nlngs, o ff Craig 2 in 1 inning. . ter he had stolen second. Hesse St. Louis .. Winning pitcher. Cobb. Losing m went to second, on thji thxjiyr for Chicago .. J 'L 'X ,.. I’dyjitf ■ the man scoring and got to thir l Detroit . » ” d I.’nh, T n ,c. 2:23. , on an error as Brower sacrificed, Cleveland „ Bkknes froring on the play. M e a ­ New York ner clouted one to center field for Boston .. . the fourth and final hit o f the in­ ning and Bets* scored. Messncr was out trying to steal second, catcher to short stop. In-the fourth frame Hernandez walk'd and went t»> second on a sacrifice by Cox. Barnes hit to left field for the Saints* las: hit o f the game ami Hernandez went to third, scoring a moment later when Sanford’s second miscue w.n marked up. In the fifth inning the Saint* again threatened whoa on two Walks and two of the field­ er’ s choice variety, a runner was advanced to third. Thereafter it was three up and three down for the team from the "Sunshine City.” A fter Wads was out pitcher to first in the fifth inning. Bailey Walked and went to second v.hen Hardy reached fir *t on an error. Cruwfuni Fent a hot grounder hy the pitcher and inti, center field for his second hit uf ;he gam . •curing Bailey from fecund and a tvaneing Hardy to the keyiume sack. Harris then sent a long drive down the right field line for two bases for the oniy extra base hit of the game and Hardy ■cored, Crawford going to third. Xhimaa and Curley were both it at first bare cn tw„ close play* and Sanford was retired for th­ inning. joeing a go. d opportunity for additional scoring. The Celery-Feds again threat­ ened in the sixth inning wh u Wade reached third but were un­ able to score. ST. PETE AH R H PO A E Hexane r, 3b........3 0 l « j o Yesterday’s Results Presmting Miss Lillian Harrison Argentina mermaid, who will a: tempt to swim the English Chn: nel this month. She U now ir training at Cape Gris-roz,-Fran ■ She is to -tart from the F reed side ami hopes to nc-omplish t); feat l vf»re Gertrud - Edcrie, t American star, succeeds in doir it. Mi - E-lerie will make her tr fr< tn the English shore. \ccord Readied On Chinese Settlement If you have headache, backache, toothache, neu­ ralgia, rheumatism, sciatica D R . M ILES* 1 SANFORD, FLA. will give you quick relief, A package of- these pills in your pocket or in your shopping bag m ay save you hours o f suffering. )Your druggist sells them at pre-war prices— 2 5 doses 2 5 cents. Econom y pack­ age, 1 25 doses $ 1 .0 0 . ? is built by Studebaker on the sturdy S t a n d a r d S i x C h a s s is P E R FIC IA LLY other coaches S Uftll*# r*ei>mhf* thiq Qrnrl»V« >trae nay resemble this Studebaker Standard Six, but the resemblance will not stand analysis. Only two cars are made on a oneprofit basis— Ford in the lowest price field and Studebaker in the fine car field. Only in these two cases are all bodies, engines, clutches, gearsets, springs, differentials, steering gear and axles designed, engineered and manufactured by one company. Contrast this with the average car, where the extra profits of many out­ side parts and body makers must be ------included in the purchase price. These profits are part of the production cost of the car—the same as the steel and wood of the body. They do not buy materials nor workmanship —they do r.ot make any car one whit better. Studebaker has achieved one-profit manufacture through years of far-sighted management and through sacrifice on the part of stockholders. Earn­ ings which might have been distributed have been retained in the business to build one of the largest gray 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. work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez* SANFORD Harris. 2b. Dumas, If. Curley, rf. Frishie, 3b. McQue, 3b. Wade. cf. . Bailey, lb. Hardy, e. . Crawford, I Time 1:50s. Miami— Building permits Uaurd inag first six mouths of 1D23 Stock is now Complete A n ti=P ain P ills Shop for good barber Totals _ Score by innings St. Pclersb urg _ _ Sanford _ Summary; Two Las rj*. First bk*#* *n Brower 4 ; Crawford oat, by Brower 2 in 7 Edward* l in 2 2-3; i I x ft on base, fit. Pe Sanford 6. Double nandej to Barnes. A ll to Barnes, Doyle to B base on errors. Harifo o ff Brower 6 In 7 Winning pitcher, Bru W bits, t ux 2, Bros Stolen bases, Doy], Brown. Wad* £. • f i r another shipment FURNISHERS TO MEN WHO KNOW Try Smith’s Barber merit Just Received They Shine Austrian Gets In ’’ourtAndOnt Again Account Pet Snake Burner, Edward- tra cts aw arded! for, worth obstru ct pav- with tls prajrwUii o f training tea­ chers in health education.work- SLED— BETTER CROPS ( KOP CELERY SEED What docs it mean to you? To you, as an automobile buyer, this means; 1. A Lower Price. 2. A Better Car. -t.8 and comparison with the best he foremost seedsmen, we know ring the Florida celery growers fin e s t rttK-'k to be found any­ thin have the vigor, produetive; wjtt priidute a money making Call at Montezuma Hotel. engineered and mantdi^j cne management, to efficiently with every sOj A better car because J c m afford to use finer® better steel, higher grri® ber. more painstaking * 1 in hundreds of unseen Sjjj Scores o f thousands S excess transportation i*® every Studebaker. W i® which looked like an ® while it was new. is b j the Studebaker is brest® — That is why in AnJjl where desert heat and n-Sra ‘ tain trails test autornaWl utmost—Studebaker sells double its ^ portion of cars. Every county in Ar-r^ has bought an automobile for its sheriff -q a Studebaker. • J This coach is not a one year^ As a splendid example of the facts Jfutjj we offer the Standard Six Coach. To q this cor you must see it and ride in lLj you to do so immediately. It is called a is in reality a roomy five-passenger It is a car that will give you faithful service. It is built to yield dependable, *-*1 transportation for years and years, Buy now—no more “ yearly This is the time of the year when men M tated to purchase an automobile, car they bought in July would be ^ J irtiTviilitf Ku ihp .announcement Ot _ .J A L O W E R PRICE, because Studebaker does not need to pile its profit u;>on the profits of out­ side parts manufacturers and body builders. A BETTER CAR, because It is a thoroughly c o ­ ordinated, harmonious unit. Every p.ut designed. iun'ul Fearl Golden Heart ■art Self Smnohing own. Old Uoldea Heart Heart. For Further Information -------- H. B- SCHULTE R EALTY CO -MAKE RESERVATION EARLY m SANFOIiD. FLA. 5 ■ j n N C B «««K flx«M aaiaiM B aew aw ua>B X B iiow ew w w w w w w e.w w w >w ia q 1 �PAGE SEVE* Phone J 48 t D-Uy j Classified Directory _ Advertising Wanted PRINTING 1a d . r a t e s F O lf BIG RESU LTS'm l' the FORT LAUD] PRINTING DAILY NEWS— it cover FOR QUICK SERVICE, try THE SEMINOLE PRINTERV, W. N. Lutniey, Prop. PRINTING THAT PLEASES, at very reasonable prices. Remington Portable Typewriters. Telephone 93, Welnkn Bldg. LEARN ABOUT Polk County and I-nkeland, through the StarWIGHT PRINT SH O P-Printing Telegram. Best advertising me­ Engraving, Embossing. See us dium in South Florida. 1’ublhhod first. Wo do it. Phone 417-W. mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— R. R. Ave.-Commcrcla] St. Lakeland, Florida. Cash In Advanca FOR RENT—Ground Bldg., 205 Oak Ave. stairs. C. T. Smith. FOR SALE— Comer lot and ad joining lot on Palmetto Ave. terms. Box 431, care Herald. EVERT TRUE B Y CONDO H A / fZ p l . A ' S T E R F Z ) w / T H P O A / J & e '• Floor EIk« WANTED: Bearing grove Ipn nc Inquire up* re.i name price ami location— "F.B" c.o. Herald. J _r APARTMENT FOR RENT— A t­ WANTED: Building lot close in give location and price first let­ tractive and convenient. Call at Herald office for further in­ ter "B " c.o. Herald. formation. * WANTED AT ONCE Three to five hundred acres of FOR RENT— Reasonable; modern, new apartments, phones includ­ good land. Must be on good high­ ed. By week month or year, well way, lake property preferred. Have located near ocean. Write or ready buyer for such a piece. E. A. Strout Farm Agency, phone R. L. Seldcn, Scldcn Bldg, 400 National Bunk. Bldg. Daytona Beach, Fla. miles from county scat one-half mile off state highway from Jack­ sonville to Tallahassee. Public road running through this prop­ erty, about 150 pecan trees. 2 ten­ ant houses, 1 story barn. Will sell REAL ESTATE Oil 10— Xcnut. Make your snlcs cheap. J. E. Kerney, 311 Sanford FOR RENT: Two room apartment WANTED: Lady agent, spare time —good location. Apply at 12 Sanford, Fla. good money. Phone 571-J. K, SPUR LING, (uh-division through the Xenia Gazette, Zen- Avenue. or ft. fil l Magnolia Ave. ia, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ specialist. Subdivision to Or­ E V C R C -T ^ HOW DO L WANTED: Experienced roof man lando. Florida, and F l o r a trict, Want ud and display rates FOR SALE: LUMBER delivered L o o k / n y o o r . h a t ? in and around Sanford, yellow wants roof repairing jobs. All Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ on request. pine framing, sheathing, siding, work guaranteed. J. S. Williams. way. At FOR RENT: Attractive,, garage 217 Sanford Avenue., Phone 178W. COLUMBUS (Ga.,1 LEDGER — flooring, ceiling and finish. Classified ads have the largest prices that are a savings to you. TIN AND METAL WORK apartment. Two rooms and a circulation in Southwestern Geor­ Vermont Lumber Co. Osteen, Fla. hath. Instantaneous hot water WANTED: Experienced waitress. Apply Manhattan Cafe. 10 8 gia. Rate 8c (0-word line) line. heater. Furnished or unfurnish­ GOOD BUY SIGNS Palmetto Ave. ed. 3 blocks from town. Tele­ TO REACH the prosperous farm­ Corner lot. Goldsboro. phone 318 nr call nt 305 Park Av WANTED: Salesman to sell our Phone 468-J. ers and fern growers of Volus­ enue. made to measure suits. Direct ia rounty advertis© in the DeLnnd FOR SALE or rent: Pico restaur­ to consumer at 23.50. Liberal com­ Daily New:,, rate lc per word, cash ant completely furnished ready FOR RENT: Furnished light mission. Apply A. L Lipthrott, with order. for business. Seven rooms up­ Formerly Sanford Sign Shop. housekeeping rooms in private Dist. Manager, P. O. Box Hid I, Phone 48l)-W. Sanford Ave. At stairs. All occupied. Have been home. 219-W 5th Street. Orlando, Florida. First Street. in business in present location 35 FOR RENT: Two room apartment. years. Want to retire. WANTED: Sales girl. Prefer one JAMES II. CO W AN —All kinds people are interested adjoining bath, also sleeping who has had Dome sales exper­ of Tin and Sheet Metal Work, property. Reach tli / A l t_ / n ; FOR SALE: -til acres good truck room. 307 E. 3rd S t.___________ ience. Apply The Basket Friday Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak the Sentinel. Rate i farming land. A. C. L Loading Fill: RENT: New front room between 1 anil 2 p. m. 1 S H O U t-O S A Y II* Avenue and Third S t m t . Tele- plication. apartment. Private bath. Phone station on South line within six phone 111. ---------------------------------WANTED AT ONCE: Thoroughly 382 W. West First Street. miles of post office 3-4 miles from ^ . ~~ J. ■i- = " ■ A LITTLE W ANT . capable male stenographer and brick pavement. $150 per acre. Building Material : h e r a l d *iii i>rm hive room house general office man desires any Terms if desired. A. M. Philips, Good location. In cl; sj of public stenographic work. ."ill Oak Avenue. Address Mr. Fisher, room 20, Shir­ MIRACLE Concrete C o, general ley Apartments. FOR SALE: Pair o f good mules, cement work, sidewalks, build THIS weight 1,000 pounds each. A ho FOR RENT: Two room funiished log blocks, Irrlgstlon boxes. J. IL apartment and garage. 703 Pal­ WANTED: Position by young man Chattanooga Wagon nnd McCor­ Terwilleger, Prop. 18 DIRECTORY who has had two nnd one-half mick mowing machine. Both as metto Ave. years of college preparation and HILL LUMBER CO. Housa a FLORIDA— ORLANDO— Orlando good as new. Ask E. N. Sutton, FOR RENT: First floor apart* notwithstanding that part is willGeneva, Fla. people o f Sitafavd Burnt, just remodeled. Attractive in*' to work. An interview will be Service, Quality and Price. Mornini' Sentinel; largest classiio a lie n n e ra o a . appreciated, M, N, Care of Herald. fi .1 business, rate lc a word, min­ FOR SALE: Good milk cow. One and convenient. 202 Park Ave. II.I wken onr »MLumber and Building Material U reaolesC. •• •• imum 24c cash with outer. Yellow Jacket Spray Machine. FOR PENT: One 4 room cottage i ilpkobetleallr *«» Carter Lumber Company Phone 2402. Rooms For Rent i nee. with electric lights and garage. West Third Street Phone 565 riiE MORNING JOURNAL is the Price $15.00 per month. Apply to accepted want ad medium io Mr3. H. I>. Durant, Like Mary. FOR RENT: —■ Room and hoard jgpsre la 'Dili Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word Men preferred. Good homo cook­ ( KCTORY mi insertion. Minimum 25c. ing. Rates reasonable. * Apply SALE: 5 Room house, large [PHONE D AVID B. H Y E B Mrs. Fernandez, 811 Elni Avenue, , excellent locution, between TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, 1(8 Phone 671 W. ARCHITECT sub-divisions. Terms. BeauHa. Thousands read the clas­ 6 acre bearing grove, prapes, FDR RENT— Rooms with nr with M«mb«r 1. L k sified pages o f Florida's Great in. etc. Large 9 room house, out meals. Reasonable rates Home Daily, rates 2 cents a word. Itoi* Hutldlnx •1,200 Alloa, St. Lucie County, lying on Lake Wil eu Directory ed in town do**' tu Sanford, Lincoln House. Minimum 25c, cash with order. Orlando, I'Uildn t*. B. Edwards, Box 765, San* mington. Exceptionally good buy, legnla in pos Write for complete rate card. » G — Multlgraphlng, ac.saion, <|nick action gets it. land mailing—as you WEST VIRGINIA Clarksburg, Iwiieu you want It The Clarksburg Exponent, morn­ p. IL ,E Porch, First Brice $-15.00 per acre l.l'ST: I'.irkugo containing luilf ing itstie l cent per word, mini­ [(tank Bldg. i irete gold wedding ring, adn h i ni:i< sim p mum 31c. iji. id to Mrs. E. A. Sftlton, 113 Magnolia Ave. FDR SALE : Small restaurant nnd ini'.nl bank. Return to 218 French 6 First Class Barbers PALM BEACH COUNTY — Tire luwt in 1st Natstand on fil it street near rail- Greensboro, N. Special Attention scene of stupendous develop­ EL Car. Drive it business bient ion. Will mill receive reward Given To LadieH and Children ment. Read about it in the Palm road, guuil Oak and Second St. Don't your mother know that ill! very n•u omihle. Owner leavBeach Pont. Sample copy sent on Small packet of hill*. Fin CihI Liver Oil will put pounds of in" town. Mrs. W. N. Holmes. request. lea c return to Th ■ Home good healthy flesh on your hones First Street, Opposite I'ostofficc Co. 730 West Church Ml. in ju.it a few weak* ? Dmy Chinawuro in English Force ■ADVERTISING gels results if it TOP SAf.l '! 3 burner oil stove. Tell her every druggist bus it . Fla. Electric motor almost new. Bair- Inins, Ruvnrinh nnd Jappanese reaches potential buyers. Pnin sugar-coated tablet form now Phone 625-.1. RAGS WANTED l arge, clean, so that you won’t hnvp to take latka Daily News is circulated in China make lovely gifts linen or cotton rags for clean­ the nasty, fislry-tailing oil that an industrial nnd agricultural sec­ CAFE Have you rooms to rent or some FDR BALE: 30 acres with new ing purposes. Bring them now is apt to upset your delicate tion. The Ball Hardware scrotal hand furniture to sell7 to the Herald Composing Room. house, only I miles from Sanford, stomach. Hervice and Quality ADVERTISE in the Journal-IIer- 17 acres celery land, l 1-2 acres Tell her that McCoy's Cod Liv­ Uso The Higald's classified page Reigns ald, South Georgia’s greatest bananas, corner lot nearby sold fur er 4til Compound Tablets are and get results. Automobiles il P I A C A F E newspaper. Morning, afternoon, $6,000. $5 0 rirm. Owner selling. chock full of vitalizing viinmincs 8 W affle House weekly and Sunday. Classified No agent. Address "30 acres" c «• and are the great.-si flesh pro­ lit, Mgr. 105 W. 1st St 1921 Undue Touring. rates lOj per line. Wuycross Jour­ Herald MEAT M ARKET ducers and health builders she can 1925 Dodge Coupe. nal-Herald, Wnycross, Georgia. find. BELL CAFE 1923 Dodge Coupe. Due sickly thin khi, age 9, gain­ lest In Service and Qual 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla Everything TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— 1922 Dodge Touring. G. TAYLO R DYER ed 12 pounds in 7 months. it Street and Park Ave Send in your subscription to the <923 Dodge Graham 1 1-2 Ion •OtlTIII.AMII l'4I.V r She must ask Bowers Pharmacy. For the Spoi lsman Tribune or hand it to your local Truck. H i* I'a'itt T h at »!«*•■ I f 1 Painting— Decorating Union Drug Co., or any good Mo irejf. dealer so you can read Florida's 1921 Hodge Screen 1-2 Ion Truck. druggist for McCoy's Cod Liver DRUGS Manufactured by greatest newspaper. One year, PHONE 303 I. W. Phillips’ Sons Oil Compound Tablets6n tablets ■ hrnna-l.lnihlrr I'alttl llu II. A. SPEIR $8.00, 6 months, $4 00, three months RUG STOKE— PreBall Hardware Dodge Bros. Sales and Service Hold hy 60 cents—ns pleasant to take as I.OPMINU IMIXT c u e m f $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ Drugs, Sodas. We Phone 3 Dak and 2nd St. i iimly. Phoiti' H Contractor and Builder III Mnk itul In Ain. ance policy add 75c to your order. >r you os your uhane. i‘ hnn» rta *99-M — Phono — 499-M DU YOU WANT TO BUY or sell anything? If so advertise in 2108 PALMETTO AVK. RCTR1CAL the Gainesville Sun. Digging for Gold? H E R E IT IS...! Seminole Business Exchange Earle T . Field to Gillon A Platt ». Everything elecne 422. Electragith INSURANT Business Sites Apartment House Sites Water Fronts 1 ELECTRIC CO. Davey and Nesmith ATTO llN K YS-AT-LA \V We recommend the following as lhe three best money-mak­ ers in our office at this time: STATIONS AND a SUPPLIES Dee stations. Mag*cond. First and Elm, 'enne and 10th Street. Vice. 00 ACRES, LAKE COUNTY High uml Dry LORIS 1 rHE FLORIST" for all occasion*. ie- I’hons 2C0-W Mrs. K, J. Coat*. Mgr. CORONADO ilKAOII. Kt.ORIDA Rates: ll|irn All I In- Vrnr I3.oo p«r day. oy Die week 133,00 (loul)li-; iis.no Mingle. R esident «$f F lorida si rice I SSI Reference* : First National Rank. J. II. HUTCHINSON Moughton $20.00 per acre ACREAGE MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people are interested in Florida. Each of them through a classified ad in tire Morgantown POST. Six cents a word for aix consecutive issues. A. P. C O N N E L L Y & SO N S Magnolia at Second, HKAI. KST.ITI1 Acreage. Farms and Orango Groves a Specialty 1030 Laurel Avenire. ItC IH TE C T lilonal Baulc Bldg. ——------ Florida AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, Ga., Augusta’s greatest claasified medium, rate, cash, 9c charge. 10c minimum. Member i*r HANFORD. FLA Florida Hlale Florist* Association. TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of Florida real estate advertise in the St. Petersburg Times. One cent cent h word daily, two cents a word Sundays. $1750.00. ‘ * T e: b O M E . SO^RT e>oT>^ - v o u i< v /t r e W A iM Ti) r-IV- T O ' V /A ,«b A M O OVdEl W A N T ^ M E . T O C ,^ T O U T l c t t c r s HG-R R tc .H r rc . H E T*orrtC E c o t W riE R E D O T O O T Utrsv^ T O O C A M 'T O o NT N O V /- ^>tR B U T TOUR. D A U G H T eR t h e .'d f : Easy terms By GEORGE M cM ANUS RING UP FATHER [C lK t t o " Jnsl t)ff Sunforti Avenue Adjoins Standard Oil Co.’s lot , C .O IH ? r t C 4O P .fr O U T T H C b C C R O 'b T ) •W O f t O YOUR’ o /M j c ;n T e ^ TOl-O N C T O ( takf MU. * v o v t o a t C m AAR I dHE *DA,tO i t — r v— ’ 30 Feet on Sanford Avenue between First nnd Second St* T o o HtCC. FOR, . t t tu i O U H O L t l M Or-tr. r o c . hcc.• i POZZ-I-E*^ TOP, HCP. C iU P O F iE t O O A N Y * THINCi ElL'z.E - \ \ O U «. vytp E. *bEtsT I ' -2 T O U )^ O F r t c e - t r f ' T O P O T VT T oo UQ>RAR-"t f~ 7 hodu' - _ — ’ li. S. LONG, Mgr. Ruoms D-10-11 Hall llldg. Ql925 at I..T l F catuxc Stnvicc l«c G/cat Bulain rigki* ruciyc «*<»**i 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/. 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 23, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 23, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 23, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0dfb13475492ee6587d47e0d724fc3a2.pdf 01acf04678b3e11469e1bf9400f53f0d PDF Text Text \ • a lishcd In Florida's Heart, [World's Greatest Vegetable lion, Its Richest Garden Land kiN XV. m rnmmmmmmm j . T U B W KATllKK ......... .. Shower* and thundershower* Wedncrdny and Thursday; modern " [ ate southeast and south winds. Maximum te m p .______ ___ 02 Minimum temp......... ................ 88 1 Rainfall---- -—----------------.02 in. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES ■ SANFOitI), FLORDIA, WEDNESDAY. JULY 22. 1925. - ■ — — < PRICE FIVE CENTS __________________ NUMBER 303. IeeleadersK arr Stresses Value Civic Pride And Spirit In Address ISEDAYTON A t Kiwanis Club Luncheon INALTALKS -o Man’s Worth to Cnmmnnity Is Determined by His Re­ sponsibility In Regard To Its Affairs, He Asserts Lender of Huge Rail Merger Secretaries Davis nnd Hoover Target of Severe ExnminnAre Told That Operators’ lion from Attorneys roi’ Home Building Is Actions In West Virginia Chespeake. Ohio Interests .Must Stop to Avert Strike Urged For Sanford Accused Asserts Dayton i Scat of Trial I Circumstances; fees Citizenship lea Is Lauded lead Of Court Correct In His >rtant Rulings, Defense Chief •/r Delightful Musical Program Is Rendered by Mrs. A. M. Phillips nnd Mrs. Everett Mi “The degree of resnonsibility r. mrn feels for the affairs of his community determines the degree Bfcof his value to that community," declared Dr. Alexander Karr, edu­ cational director of the American Lr?- ' $ * City Bureau, in nn address to the r .x . Sanford Kiwanis Club at its lun­ cheon n t the Seminole Cafe civic room today. "If a man feels a mponsbillity of 10() per cent, he is worth 100 per cent to his com­ munity in its development and giovvth, but if he feels a responsib­ ility of only 50 per cent, he U worth only f>0 per cent of his ca­ pacity.’’ Instead ad of speaking on civic \ #\ spirit ns as ho he "had announced, Dr. Mrs. Minnie Reigor of Chicago is Karr selected elected as his subject the held on a charge of murdering Kiwanian an motto, "We Build," upfour-year-old Elmer Shernmn, who «n which ch he delivered an address had been placed,in her care by bis wfiich wnn __ ^ greatly ____ ^ enjoyed ^ _by the poverty-stricken mother. She con- Kiwanis ns and tneir Visitors^ iluctcd a "baby farm," nccori•Ung Dr. Karr staled a,* he bad on to police, and insured Filmer's life i Monday ...... . ............................... night that man is essenfor $250 shortly before his death. I tially"*a bulider nnd thut it Fs' i.i r a / i i r r* i n m i n m n l f 1" " '1" that thi* ,nolto " il1 her* I 111 \ I K AP I IV I V i ll'lU‘ un opportunity for springing L U L r i L I > / \ I I l o l u j f ' i t l . during the next several a » T » T /\¥ T » T rtn a *Tn |>V!,.r": , Yet l.hu building of towns, A ]\J (Vjfl 1 IIVl It P I A 1VJ\ l1,lui cities anil the state of Florida, t \ l vi i v r U I i v i l j 1 a J i a l i l J In* declared, is dopedendent upon / Lack of Knowledge Conference Resumed Of Affairs Is Shown On Increased Wages Magnate Says He Is Not Con­ Families Were Evicted From cerned With New York Cen­ Homes When Miners Would tral In Any Conspiracy Not Agree to Proposals By Orlando Capitalists ij Celery-Feds D iv id e T w in Bill With S t. P e te r s b u r g H ere Tuesday Afternoon MORE PLANS FOR CAMPAIGN W ILL -------- < a r Itylamler - McKinney Plan Building: That Will Be Completed About November 15 Arcade WUI Be HR 8 Feet In Width WASHINGTON, July 22.— AT I,ANTIC CITY, N. J., July Sanford Wins First Contest Cross-examination of O. P. Van 22.—Bituminous union coal minB.v Bunching Hits Off of Swcringen on the Nickel Plato r i ' here Tuesday asked Herbert Edwards in Fourth and Sev­ railroad merger plan was cuntin. . — , Ibinvet, Secretary of Commerce enth Innings for Four Runs Building And Site To JON. Tenn., July 22.— Iue.uluy before the Interstate end James J. Davis, Secretary of Commerce Commission by H. W. Labor, lo intervene in behalf of t day of the “Scopes Represent An In­ Ainlcison, counsel for Chesapeake | the Government in the Northern n which thousands of Kelley Gives Up Only vestment of $250,000 ami Ohm minority stockholders West Virginia fields to check ahnve been written into who oppose its consolidation with rogation of wage agreements Five Bingles in First the Nickel Plate, Pert* Marquette, which they said otherwise would orcl in the form of An arcade Imilding, includ­ Greater Sanford Committee hue and Honking Valley system).. p. brought no formal force a general strike throughout Saints Take Second Game ing this most modern undue Will Work Out Details At the country. laite in the session the exami­ es. There were, how2; Messne.* Has “Perfect ing the most modern ami upnation, which had been involved in Gathering With Directors; Mcnnwhile, the anthracite scale jmarks at intervals, Day” at Hat With I Hits to-date features of this type a,,,jfinancial the renicy realty parley was resumed nfter n three Big Civic Dinner Planned „T ,maze as 1to me Jennings Bryan and o' * j’* r - '’^'rations of the Van day adjournment. Operators re­ of construction, will be erect­ _ Harrow made farc­ Sanford took the first game of i*i i"Kt,n ,nl, r,*sts in and around tonsidered their decision to open ^ The leadership of the “Greater ed on a site facing F irst i e s . In n general discus° ,*°'vn Bio actual their hooks to the hard coal men, Sanford Campaign" will Is* deter­ a double header by u score of J Street, Sanford Avenue and to II from St. Petersburg Mon­ ip hospitality "f Payton !"“rK‘ r , !'ro1t’08“ l- Mr. ns announced Friday, an.l declined \a n Sweringen told the lawyer m to famish at this time data on mined tonight ut K o’clock at the day afternoon by bunching hits Commercial Street, according Mge of felicitations l>«a rapid series of responses that he salaries of compuay heads and of­ first meeting of the campaign ex oif Edwards in the fourth and to an announcement made to­ jnsi'l just before the nd.did not know bow many miles of ficials which the miners had re­ eoutivo committee. This committee seventh innings, making four ft of couit, Mr. Bryan by McKenney-Kylander which consists lock bail as t there were on his own quested. i . iof the i nine -men i and, straight wins for the Celery-Feds, day tuition to the fact that Inc., an Orlando firm composed of women elected Monday night and xvl.iUthe Saints won the second, railroad, the Nickel Plate, did not The joint telegram asking Secre­ t h e i m m l H T s ot t h e h n n r i l n r i h r .. ........ • • . . . . . . h the center ami scat of C. M. McKenncy and Kntory Rythe members of the hoard of dir know how much freight or how :i reven inning battle, by n score largely by circumstance. Utnder. tary Hoover and Davis "to take ectors, will have the active direc­ of I to 2. many passengers it carried, nnd a definite position ngninnt abroga­ told that more word* building will cost upwnrds vvasn t sure as to the double and tion of wage contracts by the coal tion of the campaign. Various ^ Kelly, on the mound for San­ of The sent across the ocean $150,000 and together with tho committees for the preliminary single track mileage. ford, allowed the visitors only site will represent u totnl invest­ Li Europe and Australoperators of Northern West Vir­ work will bo named tonight. fivu hits during tlu* first game, ment of more than $250,000, ac­ "I don’t keep those figures in ginia” was sent by Van A. Bitt­ Ibis trial than have over The time will also bo set aside my head," lie broke into the train ner here, chief union representnt- for the big meetings of the cam­ two of them coming in one inning cording to tho owners. Plans ar® by cable in regard to of queries, "but that doesn't mean ive in those fields. fourth frame on two I now in the hand's of contractors Mao in the United Stalpaign. The plans contemplate one when in thehits that I haven't reviewed them." nnd a squeeze, and the contract is expected to bo |i n’t because the trial is| Protests to Rockefeller large civic mass meeting to wliirh successive .day, the Saints scored their only awarded within the next 10 days, lyton. It isn’t because a "J. J. Ilenii i, piesidcnt of the Mr. Bittner also wired protest* the entire public will tve invited. It chcr has been subjected liauso he is a gregarious animal railroad, runs it; my field is limit­ In John D. Rockefeller, Jr., nnd is planned to have hero for that .•anted run. In the first on two making it possible to begin work Eger of a fine from $100 ,, „ . .. _» and will always ho looking for ed to its financing. I'm not pro­ Samuel Untormycr, n New York occasion not only Dr. Alexander ■rrors, a bit and three stolen not later than Aug. 15, it was nnlint I think it illusratcs Ituilding C o m m ittee Itecom- g,„up or city life. testing to be a technical operator ntiorney in which the alleged re­ Karr, hut David Sholtz, president bnses tlu* visitors scored their oth- rmunecd. The building is expect* ur two runs. - * *to *he rendy • for * occupancy not of railroads." cd pie can lie drawn ijtlo Personality Built, Not Born mends Purchase of Lot By palliations of the "Jacksonville of the Daytona Chamber of Com­ later than Nov. The Celery-Feds managed to get to by ntnehing them* Church for New Parsonage Personality, he continued, is "Well, what do you refer to ns agreement" on the part of tho Con­ merce of Daytona. Mr. .Shultz ha only seven hits off Fdwnnls, hurl­ Tho site of the 1.new arcade face* | a great cause, A ddition n n Ito F ronted ,"lilt nml not l,orn in "Will nnd 'strong roads* and ‘weak roads' in solidation Coal Company mul tlu* already assured Mr. McFarland, " ° A<,fl,l,on can 1{c B,rcc,eU personality develops into character. this combination you have pro­ the Consolidation Coal Company, ctinpuign chairman, that he will ing for the Saints, hut hunched 117 feet on both First nnd Com­ stir the world and this i It- is through this that all men are posed ' Mr. Anderson dcntniidcd. which tho two men respectively come to Sanford for the civic them in the fourth and seventh in­ mercial Streets nnd 222 feet on E, stiired the world. It is Avenue, it was recently Because of increased Sunday distinguished from an another, acare prominent stockholders. Jit goes drop. It is bemeeting if his services will benefit nings to earn all four of their Sanford ( lassifii-H Knuds. acquired by Mr. McKinney and Mr, scores. Sanford threatened at two SchooJ ntetnilance, resulting in nd-'eonling to their good or had quidfpxtends wide and because “That distinction has generally To Mr. Hoover mid Mr. Davis, Hu* campaign. Ityiander from S. O. Chase on a U0other times hut was unntdo to into the future beyor)d equate housing facilities, the First I ities and upon the detrminntion of been interpreted to mean the com­ Mr. Bittner said: Mr. Hlinltz is more in demand score. ycar year lease. The building will Bi'ptirt church of this city is ma-1these the character or personality parative earning power,” Mr. Van pr of man to gee. cover the entire property, it is an­ "Several large coat companies for civic addresses before Chamb­ Visitors Mr ore In First king plana for an addition on lho i«T a town o ra Community is liasSweringcn responded. "I regard in Northern West Virginia, among ers of Commerce than any man lias been fought out a lit• In the first inning nfter two nounced. side of the present church ed. tlu* Niekil Plate as strong in earn­ whom are the Bethlehem Mines in the stnte, it has been said, and were of little consequent u ns a north lo Ik* Spanishe Design out, Doyle reached first on "Community spirit civic pride, is ings. the Eric as weak in earnings, Cnrnonitlon, a subsidiary of tho since the record-breaking campaign {lit the world is interested j which will he used for Sunday Of Spanish architecture, tho n misplny by Friable and was ad­ School rooms, said Dr. J. T. Dent­ necessary for the proper develop­ but strong an to traffic prospects; b - has been invited to over 20 vanced to third when Brown hit building will incorporato many cause it raises an issue, iuul| Othlrhem Sto«>| Corporation, nnd iue conic day will • act- on rlerl; of the church, in an nn- ment and growth of a community,” the Chesapeake and Ohio strong ns the oCnsolidntion Coni Company, cities. safely to right field. Brown stole novel ami attractive features. It "Thinkin to—” A'fcthgr it is settled •. ^ ^ i r rntfapt-merit this morning. The cost Dr. Karr asserted. The plans also call for a civic second and at the aanu* time Doyle will be one-story and will be built j which is controlled by the Itockohddltir.V I|*gt pr*t hen e«tl-’Hp l|y i . r1 .• ft . -If of coni• f ■' f (V1 ' \ l l i t i e mnri* Mule, ’u .ii t’a Urn first g-ido word ynl/ felbir anil Watson interests ahrn- dinner, if it is practicable, to pu* •ror.sed home pinto. Morris was of hollow tile uud composition minted inunity spirit and the helping of haverasaid B>c settled right. .Mr. An­ ............. ‘ gated their wnge contractu with on-such nn affnir nt this time of afe nt first on a had throw hy ■'.one. An urcudo, 18 f,-«t wide At a conference on May .1, said some friend is the second half. derson cutasin.to our line," |re rtm bo no settlement of a tin* United Mine Workers of Am­ the year. Mr. McFarland bus McQuo and Brown ot third, to will run the length or the building Community spirit nnd civic pride Inure without discussion and Dr/ Denton, the church authorized erica nnd arc ntctmpting to put in­ tentatively arranged for two of the deni homo for St. Petersburg’s from First to Commercial Streets "I haven't intended to discredit [will not discusH a cause un­ its trustees to select n committee arc the essential requisites in the the Clicsapcnko and Ohio." the to effect a wage reduction ap­ most eloquent sneakers in Florida lccond run of the game a moment and will he intersected by another it attention is drawn to it, from among the church member­ foundations of city building," In* witness retorted. "Our dollars are proximating 50 per cent. for this affair if it is held. later. Cox was out pitcher to one running from Sanford Avenue to nn entrance on the west front. value of this trial is not ship, to represent every organiza­ declared. in it; that’s the bent answer to first. President I'M waul Higgins of the Pi fcnseless miners, tlu ir wiveOne of the most pertinent ele­ that. Tlu* Chesapeake mid Ohio Tho floors of tho nrende as well incident of the trial. It tion doing church work, to act as Chamber of Commerce, .M r. Mc­ In the second inning the Saints and little children ar<* lining |iceausi> of anylaidy who is a building eomniitte. Tin* com­ ments entering into the building is weal: ill that ik is pretty much evicted from their homes by these Farland. Dr. Karr and Secretary again threatened to score on two as those of the store rooms will bo to it, father in an oiricial mittee selected follows; J. CJ. Shar­ of civic pride nnd developing com­ confined to a one community bus­ coal companies because lb-* min­ It. W. Pearman nre all gratified additional Sanford errors, hut af­ of tile. Altoguther there will be 45 stores and shops in tho build­ las counsel on either aide. on, John D. Jinkins. Mrs. A. .u. munity spirit, continues the speak­ iness-—coal." ers will not agree to abregtle tin* at the tremendous interest, already ter these the team settledNilowu ing. Twenty-six of theso wilt Philips and Mrs. I„ N. Hans,-II. er, is the adoption of the “relig­ to retire tlu* Saints without an­ being shown in the expansion move­ .m beings are mighty small "lias the Nickel d a te got any terms of wage agreement t wbl.-h have an entrance in the arcade, six "The present plant,” asserted Dr. ion of a square deal." Religion, weak nor. Wo aro apt to magspots?” a r e e f f e c tiv e until March 3!, ■ ' ment. Of furs of suppoit have other score until tlu* fourth in­ on First Street nine <n Snnfor.t he believes, is necessary for the Denton, "is unable to coinforlaidy ning. come voluntarily from all parts of personal element and we "Hundreds of armed |*uu nidi nnd four on Commercial dcvolpmcnt of a city nueh as is "Oil, you bet it has." Mr. Van After Barnes was out in tlu* Avenue become inflated with hoi'.*,, tin* present Sunday School being sought ill Sanford. Sweiingeii chuckled. "It's got some ere being employed to intiin dale the community. Individuals have Street. and it is imperative that an ad­ prtance, but the world lit biiilges I wish were fills mid some coerce and force our pcopl - to ac­ Icome' in and offered to sign up fourth. Hesse hit safely to left I.ack of Homes Is Drawback The building will bo equipped on the north side he built for mail as an individual, dition single tracks 1 wish were double.” cept this reduction in wi. pr. la membership, but were told that it Held and went to third on Ed- with V " S i t M n S U B The lack of homes in Sanford ns soon ns possible.” ! would In* hotter now for everybody km, lie works, lie dies, bill wards single to right, Mcssiut tom all(| „lht.r future* to reduce the interests of the con! mi iccb In order to erect this addition, was pointed out by Dr. Karr as one > sign up during the active cam- sacrificed, scoring Besse. and Al- fire hazards. An immense dome in <m forever, and we wlm and all the people of mu ■ * of the city’s greatest drawbacks. Diciputcd in this case may the present home of the pastor, it The people of other states already First 11)25 Cotton Is the time has arrived w'u t J . 11 nign during the week of August Ijm popped out to first. I In* Saint* the center of the building at the site ourselves that we is said, must he moved to some did not make another real threat intersection of the tw„ arcades, government tlu* United M: :ile I '• (Continued on-I’ugo Six) Shipped From Florida should take of Ihed nui selves to a mighty other location. At a meeting of during tho remainder or the game, will bo another feature. Tho dome a definite pr, i i in ~ --------------the building committee Tuemhiy Made H Hit Scores 2 ItUIW j will be equipped with flood lights geinst abrogation of wng, I [ L f t U A l 'I f t l ' A u u i U ’i c JACKSONVILLE, July V In the funrlli tin* ( elery-bodn and will cast a light through both tracts by the coal 0|M*ratorp of • Xs-L J j l l l I C l I z o o t r l 1 3 JW'-re I to attem p t to dr- night at home of Judge J. G. Sharon, it was decided that the The first hale of cotton reported to were just getting started and a ft-: an piles, in uddition the arcades i ‘*ui'. I might find • h List step is In puichnre a lot upon have been s h ip p e d from Florida ,T | ,l“ nl>' wer» *’"‘* will Ik* equipped with wall lights 'uni tin* other side. Their this scuHon, li ft Webster in Sum­ _ 1*rlidiie Im safely to center field of high candle power. "f tho issue m ight not which to build a new parsonage. • ter county on -Inly III, the earliest Voiffa Region Suffers and went to second on a wild pitch. | The building will ho almost a is. Nunc of the connshipment in 25 years from that e* i i!1)0 walked and both he and solid sheet of plate gluss on three If *idu ban the power to section, according to advices reach­ From Bubonic Blague which they selected one to be I*rishie werti scored a moment lat - 1 sides. Shops facing the arcades lad authoritively define from SPRINGFIELD, III., July 22.— *r when Wade sent a long drive will also huvo glass fronts. It is ing A. J. Mitchell, meteorologist recommended to tin* church for Juml none of the counsel (hi.i purpose. NEW YORK, July 22.—Dcpres- of Small Tuesday received (■> riirhf field for tWO irk*. Bailey eutiniai'itl that Ijotwoon $*20,000 the U. S. weather bureau. J. MOSCOW, July 22. —Budonic Governor p* r side have the power. , ,, , , , »ed by a nervous breakdown, from G. Getzen was the shipper. u telegram from James Swcinhnrt, ikruck out, pulling the Cclerynieii and, $25,OUO worth of gluss will bo plague is spreading dangerously Detroit asking honorable court has in* A call conference. Dr. Denton j which he had been suffering for where be might dqwn with additional scores until used throughout the building. pr. in thi* lower Volga region despite confer witli tho governor id further, will bo held at the | eighteen months, George (». HnvWednes­ the seventh. On the exterior walls of tho vigorous efforts on the p a rt of enurch directly nfter the p rayer'cn. r> !l yearn old, president id the Dry Officials Prepare Iple will determine l In* isday for the delivery of Koliert .Sanford lost a good opportunity building will lie a series of 25the government to check the out h will take side 0|H,| set vice tonight when church mem- .Metropolitan 0|K*ra and Real SsScott,, brother of Russell Scott, to scorn in the sixth, but in the lights placed at 8-inch in­ » they will Hale ll !-• qttc** Iters will act uuon this rtcoinenda- into Company, (he corporation To Change Program break. Thirty-Olio deaths from the condemned to hang Friday. Swein- seventh tho Celery-Feds went to watt tervals. These lights will he plac­ tilngui* were reported la st week, tion. Every member is especially owning the ground upon -which "h rd , they will <•minim* hart requested an answer in cure hat with a wallop in their arm*, ed on three sides of the building WASHINGTON," July 22. Fed­ bringing the totnl to alm ost 100. of u Detroit newspaper. fii'ilion. Th,* fa,; s will urged to be present for the meet-'the Metropolitan Opera House "ad o was up first and hit safe­ and at night will givo it a very Mince the epidemic appeared in ing. It is hoped by the committee . tmuls and prom inent in New York eral prohibition officials today It and upon the f.a-ta as The telegram was forwarded to ly to right field, going lo second uttructive and inviting appearance, June, 18 has been com m unities a f ­ that tho church will net favorably hanking circles, coinmittoil suicide prepared to buckle down to their ped th e dcci-Joii w ill lxStnte’s Attorney Robert F. I’rowo on a sacrifice by Bailey. Craw­ it i* declared. upon its recommendation so Hint Tuesday at his Fast 63rd street most difficult problem in tb * fected. And I think, my friends, tho of Cook county, from the gover- ford hit safely to center field am! Has .Many Fine Features lot nmy h-.* purchased at once home by shooting himself. sweeping dry reorganization the P '"'nor. that that which uorV office and it was indicated Wade went to third, scoring later Locations lor uny kind of busi­ Melbourne— ,000 $: i , oim ) building [•• ill nrevnil whether it Ik* that no further action would lie on a sacrifice hy Kelly, thus ty­ ness or profession will ho avail­ News of Ids dcuth wus a shoek selection of men to shoulder the program Iniiiiehcd calling for con­ responsibility of enforcement in or somebody else’s." taken on it. Robert Scott is want­ ing the score. G. II. Tomlinson Made to his six business partners of each of the 21 districts provided struction of home*, hotels, stores ed Chapman then able in tlic new building, accord­ lie Harrow followed: on the same indictment upon hi i lied a hot tlriv® down tb® left ing to the new owners, who stated the New York Stock Exchange in the new operation plan. and office buildings. u to say word. I want Member State Game firm of Strong, Sturgis ami Com­ which Russell is sentenced to hung field line for two base* and thut ulreudy they huve had numer­ Friday. Lust Thursday evening, Crawford scored, putting Sanford ous inquiries fur offices und that ■ii' tboroii<>h sincerity that pany. They said ho had iio husa mysterious mossuge from Detroit in the lead. Cullireth grounded several Orlunlo firms have made tiale the courtesy of the And Fish Commission inuss worries. Mr. Haven had Ion the ether 8j,|0 from (he signed Robert Scott was received out to first hose, retiring the side reset vution for shops. been ii member of this firm for 28 at the governor's office. The without further scoring. 11. n* Hi rase, at least the When completed, the arcade will Announcement was made hcru •years. telegram asked n delay in the W'.' I. and I appreci- this morning of the appointment In the second game Peters­ ho one of the most attractive build­ Busine«s associates said Mr. hanging and promised that the bosmtality of the citizens on July 1(5 of Officer G. H. Tom­ Havon, who was a golf onthusist, again used Sanford error* ings of its kind in the stuto, it is writer wouTd surrender to Illinois burg hall R„ away with n feel- linson of Sanford ns a member of made frequent trios to southern to advantage, two of them pluy- declared. It represents the best The program for the next two authorities and take the blame for ing a large part in the Saints features of a number of similar Victor M. Greene has just re­ !-nd gajjtitude to- the Florida Game nnd Fresh Water health resorts. Ife recently relf r" v'r their courtesy nn*l Fish Commission of which then* • turned from tho Inst of thi . turned from tho Thirtieth Inter­ years which has been outlined will the murder. first three scores. In this gume buildings throughout tho state. M. Leo Elliott of Tampa is thi* *rn111v toward un. And| nre nt present about 11 members. ■which was made in company with national Christian Endeavor Con­ include increased denominational (Continued On I'age 4.) DETROIT, July 22. — James A definite vention which was held nt Cort­ lonnl co-operation. architect. Mr. Elliott has recent­ .lri ,f” 'he kind, and I think Additional_yieml)era will bo be np- Mrs. Haven. ly been on a tour of tho state and land, Oregon, front July -I to July program to attain standards do- Sweinhart, a Detroit News report­ J* ay g'nerotis treatm en t of poiqled later, il wad stated. A graduate of Ynle in the rlas.- 10, The convention was ntt ml- tided upon nt the convention has er, would make no comment Tues­ Dr. Karr to Address nmde an intensive study of this r 'f . -, w*t" m ight have sent Mr. Tomlinson received his com- „f 1H87, Mr. Haven enteml Wall ed by thousands of Christian Kn- been given for euch month for the day on the Springfield Illinois, dis­ 7;*'l But did not. type of construction and the local while on a business tr ip ' it reel soon afterward. He was a deavorer* from all parts of the next two years. In September, fur patch thab he had wired Gov. lain Junior TradeChamber building will include the best avail­ >" 'h.« other side of the mission to lallalmssee and it has already1 director of the Denver and Rio able material* and superior work­ United States and Canada. There instance, the goal of the interna Small he would deliver Robert u-rsy between the court nnd filed at the office of City i Grande railroad, tho Texan ami were several representatives from | tlonal lenders is to enroll 500,000 Scott to Illinois authorities. Attention of members of the manship, it is declared. I have already ruled th at k L. K. Philips® | Pacific railroad ami the Southern fiiieign lands. young people for Bible reading and Other members of the News edi­ Junior Chamber of Commerce is Mr. Klliutt is tho designer of tho urt was right, so I do not Mr. Tondin.^on stated thut ho Porto Rican Sucjar Company, The theme of the convention was scripture memorizing. It was said torial staff professed ignorance of again called to an extraordinary proposed 23-story Chamber of ■" go further. will mako his headquarters in this ||i « brother-in-law, J. Nelson "Fedelity to Christian Endeavor at the convention that there never the whereabouts of Robert Scott, meeting to bq held at the regulur Commerce building in Tampa and pontinued on i'ag e Six) city alilmugh his authority ex- Blrloml, said the banker appeared Principles." Emphasis va* plac­ was a greater need than today for executing to say that Sweinhart luncheon hour at the Seminole at present timu has under super­ tends throughout tin* state, He !in good spirits this morning when ed upon the evangelistic, com­ a more sincere study of[ God's hud been working on the story. Cafe Thursday at 12:15, with Dr. vision the construction of buildiugs resides nt Myrllo Avenue a,,‘l he breakfasted with his family. munity and inisiaouary activities word and work. Alexander Karr, educational dir­ aggregating un investment of Thirteenth Street. DETROIT, Mich., July 22.— ector of the American City Bur­ 000,000. lie drew tho plans for One program definitely decided Shortly before noon, one of Ids of churches and the part played in (Continue,! on i’ago Six) It is the opinion of Mr. Tomlin- maids heard a shot and hurrying thi-su programs hy the Christian jopon is to recruit thousands of Money to engugu u famous Chi­ eau. ns the principal speaker. -MIINOTON, July 22.—AcThis was announced hy D. H. young people into the church. This cago criminal lawyer in a last at­ |V'! Henry Ford’s bid for on that an active campaign will Is- to Mr. Haven’s room, found hint Endeavor Society. According ty the reports made recruiting program will require tempt to save Russell T. Scott McFarland, director of the mem­ “Delhi Girl” Pays Big inping bourd ships was rcc- carried on throughout the remain- j stretched on the floor. There was at the convention tho Chritslnn En­ personal effort hy each Christian from the gallows is being raised bership campaign of the Chumher. ided. dcr of the year against violators pf a bullet wound in his head. According to th** in Detroit by u group of club wom­ of Commerce in this city at the | P r i c e a t R e B O R a C C S organization representa- state game and fresh water fish \ Then a widower, Mr. Haven was deavor movement is growing in Endenvorer. At noon $3,500 had been meeting „ of. tho .... .junior ____ orgunlza_______ fe.r,‘ Lenril by tho senate coin- laws. The commission for the t*n-. married last February to Miss towns and cities in North Amer­ louders, young people can best be en. blcdgd nnd the goal of $5,000 was tion at its luncheon lust wx*ek. investigating postal rates. forcement oT these laws was pro- Dorothy James, daughter of Hen* ica nnd in foreign lands. The re­ won to Christ by young people. ... Nevada. , . July , 22.—"Del. I»cnl Christian Kndeavorers are in sight, tender* of tho movement 1 President Floyd Painter of th e .., RENO, '‘•'•pressed that the Vtotal for by- the state legislature ,y A. James, of New York City port nmde by General Secretary i fifth nu ra said. body especially urged that all bi Girl, entered in tho at its recent session. Edward P. Gates showed that 0.­ confident that the attendance of ■ "('ibition enforcement plan end Fust Hamtpon, L. I. *----- --------------------— young who have been associated Iat tau Silver State Jockey CIiib 7152 new Christian Endeavor. So­ the delegates from local societies put Into operation by j * ~ Miami— $2,000,000 contract is with the junior chamber take ail- n{® meeting now a-ing conduc *• Tallahassee—One .Inillion dnlPetersburg— Middle West cieties have been organize! dur will greatly help in the formation for dredging nnd filling! vnntago of this opportunity to|*d here, Tuesday, paid the lunge (iii n ^w.c r'nt*en continued Turs to Ik* spent udvortisirg Flo- syndicate buys 2.000,000 acres of I ing the last two years. The niem- of new societies in thi* community awarded 1'many (x*foro the Interstate rWu during forthcoming year, large I land in Florida and will begin im- bership throughout tho world is and tho recruiting of many young at Miami Shores, 2.800 acre devel hear Dr. Karr speak and get a n ' price in the history | p, Lommiaaion on the j portion of it by counties and inun-1mediate construction of west coast approximately 4,000,000 in 80,000 people not now associated with th.* opment project on Upper Bis adequate idea of what can and i s : D ais—$4iu.40 fo* a to bo done in Sanford. j ticket. cayne Bay. I ***uc merger. *icipalities. Christian Endeavor movement. 1societies. railroad. CHURCH ADDITION a E Head Of N.Y.Opera ompany Takes His Own Life Thursday ......— v,ui 1 Victor Greene Returns From Thirtieth Annual Christian Endeavor Meeting I ishington News He Can Turn Scott Over To The Police TV* �JSIGHT- THE SANFORD . W ULY —* • x o t if h This M to nnn.iuiico that on hn*l after today, I will not lie r<-itf>»nnltil)' for miiv drill* rotitrnru<| liy jn\ wlfp. who Iium locn alm>-iii from uiy homo 3i»n«*«* July s. c i .j i i ' u T K n n n .r, Notice l« Perrhy Hoard of County <'«inmiaston«rii In oinl tor Si-minoto C o u n ty . .Flirlda. will, tt tlo lr n u t ri'Xiilur. ritrollnx to l»- held «*n Monday; Audits' 3rd. A. I). 192.’*. nt 10 o’clock A. M. re­ ceive bide for tho purrlifta* by tho County of nut Fordson Tractor, w riF K t with Wehr One Man (trader nnd JCotlec Is liorehy given that the rinihlon rubber wheels, or ita <>|ulvIhwtrd of County Commissioners In alrnt. on'.' for Seminole County, Florida, Tlu* Hoard reserves tho rl«M to wltl at the n«*t regular m e tin g , reject any or nil Mdn. • to lie held bn Monday Auiruut 3rd. V. K. IMHJtil-AHH, A. l».. 1335. at 10 o'clock A. M„ Clerk Houid of County Comr’s. receive bids for the piirelinne by the Hemlhotu Comity, Fin. f’ounty of a flr« proof snf>- rui»- July i4-3i-2s. Inet tvlth run liter lop. Finns mid AIM C.ItTISKtlUXT specifications may he had by ap­ t'liiivlrneflon of I'llU and plication to the Clerk of the Cir­ llrldnc*. cuit Court. Hartford. Fin. H-vilnl proposals will 1,„ received The Hoard reserves tho right loj by the Hoard of County Conimleslonreject any or all bids. era of Hctnlriole County., Florida, V. K. DOUGLASS. nt tlielr office In .the court house Clerk Hoard of County Cnmr’e. nt Sanford. I'ln'.'tdn rit or before Hemlnols County, Florida. • 3 H.M.. August tuth. 1925. for the July 11-31 *29.• ! following. < oii.,trn -lliMi o f rrlntion tn ’*nli| of nboiit Uft cflntimes. This would merth that tlio 277,000,000.000 frnnrx of governntfnt hoHds tnit.itnndini; wimlil !«• rcnllv worth only about 00,000,000,­ 000 franett; that is to say, the pnrchitsinir power of the frr.nV hoi mV reduertf to n fourth of its face val­ ue,' the income from U p, hmuls would suffer a permanent depre­ ciation of 7fi per cent. Ail the in,, fonriatinrt obtainable in official circles, however, indientev ti nt the revalorization of the franc will he undertaken only r.fter n jerirttei e f ­ fort has been made to improve its evehantfe value to entiro::iinr.iely 70 to tho pound and I t lo tlio dojlor. These rates are remjfnizcd h> French financial and economic cir­ cles ns rept-esrutin^ tho real vnhi't ot the pnner fridi”. in that ease tho 277,00(1,(Kill,(MID francs of gov­ ernment nhliffiitions would h" worth U2,(HIO,000,(100 frutn’i ynlil. The net shrinkage with a franc nt I t to the dollar Would he J8'» billion; nt 20 to the dollar, it would N* 211 h'Jljon. on tho face value of the bonds. The fr.m: was nlrcndy depreciated, however, when the most of these bonds wore subscrib­ ed. It has been estimated that the e a rth fills at * 6, on detxMdts o f H M O w h ic h w ill till ri-turni'd If n bid lx made. The Hoard of County Commissionera reserve tho rlxht to reject any or nil hldn, or accept any hid they deem to lie for thu best Interests o( thu County. V. h i D O U G LA SS. „ Clerk. Hoard of County Cotnmlssloners. Hemlitole County. Florida. July 14-21-2*-Am*. 4. DOTItlB OF AHIM.It ITIOV F o il TAX UF.KIt I Mti:tl SltCTIOX r.T5 OF T11K fJHNF.IIAI. HTATUTkN OF Till: STATU OF FLO. IIIIM. Notice Is hereby given that O. (1. Wolcott purchaser of Tax Certi­ ficate No. 379. dated the 5th day of June A. It. l i f t . has filed said «:eimsy he tHIcntu In nty office and hns made Ihe TO WHOM IT jfAV tlOMTIIIM Noth" Is hereby given mat Ihe U lf'e r s lx n e d will on U " 22nd ilOj of July. n r . , apply to »h« lloiiormill' J. r. Sharon. Comity J u d e - In mid for Seoilnole County rhirlda, f'o- letters of final dlscliitrKi' as Adinlniritratrt/ of the <stole of Howaril C. M lo in. deceased, uno that sP" v III pf'-ieul her fiiiul uecott.i’ on F'lld d ili. MHS. IM.MA A I.YJItN, Admliilstnitrlx, Hstntu of lit'Ward C. I.yoiali, lo rrii.id <thxd ^ rt e ; •> low Ink- dcstrlli Jii^Htmfhofo V" « NI.'JW ,f Mlcti Her. Twp. -, . nr res. > ‘3 Thr auhl |aHie dale of ,,, rertlflcnte |n , known. . Unless said r redeemed iVuv'' t 1V ^ r.n e ^ " ^ ;'; senl this CATTL fHIMTA __ NOTICK I*AV I N A SSGgSM KNT LN• STAI.I .VIF,NTS MI ST UK I’AIII WIIKN DUB Tin flirt Inr.talltncnts for the l aving of Ihe Mowing Streets will Lo due, Au rua*. I, Td2.»: Suit ford Ave.. from Tenth lo Franklin ttirout. Sixth St. front Magnolia Avo. to Gal; Avenue., and from alley !»et\vn n Gak and Atyrtio to ioturcl Ave. Widening pavement on Sixth S front Magnolia to thirl., and from Myrtle to I-sure I Ave. S'.s-ond Installment for tho pav­ ing of t h • following Street due An'-ti-t I, 1025: Sanfoid Ave. from Fifth St. to Tenth Street. Kllvn Hoy, Tax Collector. Publish July IH-21 21-27 and ill. V V H g^ GENERA^ .^ A N U F A s C - T R U C K S GARDEN ING> C T E N N IE ^IH IE ^ ennHicer, after July **. t9St, I’latiit nnd anii'lflcntlonii ru n -h e scoured froth Friuf T. Wllllnma after July anpHcntlim for 'r sx Wnnl to Issuo InftcronlMiif with law K»trt r.m iflcato embruof* (he fnllowmar dcroriliod »profiort/ situated In SomIttoto County. Florida. to- wit. ft t-3 of SVV 1.4, HK 1-4 of Nf-M-4 of JfW 1-f Hdr. II Twp. at ». Kansu 31 Kant. 1-o ncr»«. Tin' said limit belnir ns*i'«uu'd at tlio iiiitf »>f tlio Issuance of mich certificate In tlm name of t ’nktwicn. Tlmt O. O. Wolcott piirclmnor of Tnx Cert Iffoots No. 33S ilnteil tint tilt ilny of Juno. A. I>. 11*23. hn* fllril unlit certificate In my office tiinl lian nunlo application for Tux lii'cil to lonii' lu accordance with law. Halil certificate iwHirnceii thu following described property situnto In Humlnole County, Florida, to­ il It: . • l.nt 7 Midway near Oviedo. . n j ™ 1 otton .r& iM Em h il l s <T A I K .O r,, U M A 1 merican Manhood MY GAL porti LOVE ME’ % A N Y M O R E ^ The value of manufactured products in Virginia in­ creased from $108,600,000 in 1900 to more than $650,000,000 in I 920. In diversity of the products from farm lands, mines and from her waters, Virginia presents a dazzling array of wealth, present and po­ tential. Consequently, she is also a market of ver> wide possibilities for our products. She is near at hand MY GAL DON'T LO v/E x > ME- A N Y \ X Virginia, the anvil on which nations have been wrought is ringing with the sound of industry and the forge u bright—but no brighter than the new day that has broken in her skies. ftA Y GAL. w s DOffT G3VEV, ME ANY\\M 0O C . Y ' 'N ! 865, Virginians did not roll clown their sleeves They turned patiently to the task of making e\shes into gold. And now, on the battlefield of a greal war, the com is exceedingly deep. M G R .E - H as mi a n n u a l lurr.brr c u t ex c eed in g 1,000,000,(1 feet. Una seven tr u n k line ra ilro a d s in te rs e c tin g anil pta t r a t i n g th e S ta te . Mas th e second large st p o r t in t h e n a tio n . G row s u larger p e r c e n ta g e of c ro p s for hom e and fir c o n s u m p tio n t h a n a n y o t h e r S t a t e in the Unia Is th e largest p ro d u c e r of e a rly p o t a t o e s in the Ur.iiJ S ta te s . Is th e largest s h i p p e r of sw eet p o ta to e s in th e Unit! S ta te s . W as second in p r o d u c ti o n of p e a n u t s d u rin g 1923. I Is th e t h ird l a r g e s t p ro d u c e r of to b acc o . Is o n ly s u r p a s s e d b y t h e S ta t e s of W ashington it N e w Y o rk in th e p r o d u c ti o n of commerca applcn. S hips n e a rly o n e -h a lf of th e c o m m e rc ia l spinach croa P r o d u c e d m ore c o t t o n p e r ac re in 1923 th a n any olid S ta t e . I Possesses m ore p u r e b r e d horses, sheep, beef and diiil c a t t l e t h a n a n y o t h e r S o u th A t l a n t i c State. L e a d s all S o u th A t l a n t i c S t a t e s in m ilk production. J S h o w n ! an in crease in v a lu e of m a n u fa c tu re d pro*^) u c t s from $108,600,000 in 1900 to $650.0W.»I in 1920. rc lution to t h e S o u th e r n S t a t e s ; FIRST FIRST FI RSIFIRST FIRST FIRST FIRST FIRST FIRST FIRST These Newspapers Will Sell Our Goods to Y i Boys’ Camp Director Ranks Mctody With . Athletics As Educal live Influence Music nnd out-daor eports arc tho headline pastimes cf Ameri­ can youth, says I'aul I'enr c, vwner of Camp Hn \V:i Yu Tor hoys in Harrison, Maine, and one cf the most famous directors of hoys’ activities in tho c mntry. "Music is moro than half of camp life nnd as important m athletics in the development of American manhood," as.-irta Mr. rcarte. “At our cr.mp, wo have u pianLit to play between courses r.t laecb, co much a part cf cur schedule do we make mu.de. Camp gong 1 i** do not nerd lo emphasize the place tho camp Bong occupies in the miections of our lads. K\cryPudy who has evar visited a camp and heard the boys shout luatily tbe atfains vf their favorite pon- ulnr picrc, ran testify to tho r.on:» laves of youngsters. They nuilio up their own versoa, which in ­ courages originality and ingenu­ ity. Two years ago they using ‘Vei, V. e llavo No Muiiuuu!',' with infinite parodies. Last year, it was 'It Ain't Gonna Uai:i No More.’ and this ycur it is '.My (•al Don't Lova Ma Any Marc,' which abounds in possibilities for impromptu versus. Simple Tunes “All of these songs have the simplest kind of tune hut one that You remc'inher the tlr«t time you hoar it and find yourself whistling in tho hath tub. “it’s good for hluei, tjj, with a marching rhythm. 1) » you know that wo u.i8 ai much cure in soI -tinjf a cong leader ns wo da in choosing a competent eiiucatriaa director, or nature teacher or tennls n; iruct ir? Mask U getting to lie n rcr.l part of tho modern hoy a education, and it's mv belief he is ruing to turn cut something good In the way of composition »pn»e of these days as a A'jult," Bristol Herald-Courier Lynchburg News Bristol News Richmond News L Clifton Forge Review Roanoke Times Danville Bee Roanoke World N Danville News Staunton Leader Danville Register Staunton News Lc Fredericksburg Daily Star Winchester Star Lynchburg Advance , CCSK SBB M B! in in in in in in in in in in nil p r o p e r t y value, real p r o p e r t y vuluc. v a lu e of ra ilw a y s a n d e q u ip m e n t, v a l u e of s t r e e t railw a y s, waterways, p e r c e n ta g e of fa rm e rs o w n in g farms p e r c e n ta g e h u m a n food grow n on far n u m b e r electric ra ilw a y com panies, 1923 in c a p it a l s to c k of banks, 1923 in a g g r e g a te re sources of bank: p e r c e n ta g e of all h o m e s ow ned. STATISTICS A rea, s q u a r e m i l e s ................ .. P o p u la t io n , 1 9 2 3 ............................. P r o p e r t y , true v a l u e ...................... V alue of m ineral p r o d u c ts , 1923 C o al m in e d , t o n s ............................. V alue all form p r o p e r t y ............... V alue of farm p ro d u c ts , 1 9 2 3 . .. I obac co crop, p o u n d s , 1 9 2 3 . . . . Hank d epcaits, 1923....................... R a ilro a d m i b a g e ............................ I lighv.-ay e x p e n d iru res. 1923. . . P ub lic Ucaou! c x r t n d i t u r c s . 192. 2.398.*! 4.891.57O.0J 38.531 CJ M.OOO.OJ I .I96.555.7J 301.900$ 150,960$ 403,984$ �Sr ■-*L f /' • f The Sanford Herald Those Real Emblems of Success The Minmi Tribune hns the temerity to assert th at the American people don’t ndorc their dollars above all else. The mi. Tribune insists that it is no longer a man's wealth that tell the measure of his success. And because The Tribune is speaking truth from one strong viewpoint, the remarks it makes on the subject are decidedly good. ill H * « » o H * A v t i i f P k o i i I t * “It was not many years,” the Minmi paper explains, a rn s c n ip rio s i h a t h * "since a man’s wealth was the meusure of his success. His O n* T « * r— 17.00 S ix M o n th * _ ..$ I 80 D e liv e re d In C ity b y C x r r U r , p e r dollar told the story. w e a k . 15c. W e e k ly E d iti o n » 1 00 "Today educators, philosophers, scientists, and the world v. p e r y e a r, economists believe th at achievement is rapidly taking the ■FECIAL >'OT1CKi All obituary place of money ns the emblem of success. People marvel at Me**, rtrda of thank*, resolution* ' nolle** ol #ntei:alnm#nt* where Henry Ford rather because of the millions of motor cars he „r* ara uada will b« charged c.tr ate*regular udvertlalng rata*_ has produced than on account of his enormous fortune. "Steinmetz, of his own choosing," the Tribune continues MRMnrB,TIIK ASSOCIATED rRRM The Aagoclated Preei. la aiclui- "left n very small estate when he died. What people ad­ Ualy entitled »o the u*e for ” ■ pabllcatlofi of all new* dlapateli** mired, and wlmt he leaves as his epitaph, was his accomplish­ creditea til It or not otherwUe cred­ ment. ited In tlila paper and alao lha l»e*| newa publlanvd herelii- All rid**** "Rockefeller, senior, used to he famous mainly as the >f reputillcntlon of ape.-iul dlapaicnworld’s richest man. In time his dollar will be eclipsed by ,t herein ara aleo n w r « l his organizing genius and his wisdom in spending millions WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, !02'*_ for medical research and education. m . apflB HERALD’S l'LATFOBM "Robert LaFollette, after 'JO years in public life, left a 1.—Deeper water route to Jackson- paltry estate of about $.’15,000 when he could have had that P * villr. . . ' 2.—Conslruclion of St. Juhni-In* many millions, Buffeted, blacklisted ami belittled, he lived lits life for the good of others. Today, even those who most dian River canal. 8.—Extension of whit* way. bitterly opposed him, admit that no man of this generation i —Extension of loca! amusements. accomplished so much good or left such a wholesome example —Swimming pooL tennis courta. ns good citizenship. Augmenting of building pro‘"The golden idol is being torn down " the Miami paper grant—houJM?n, hotelf, apartm ent declares. "In its place is the idol of accomplishment, which M f, houses. Ji , ^ E x te n s io n of street paving pro- is just another name for service to humanity. Then the pub­ gram. . . . . lic recognizes ns g reit successes men who never create a for­ 7 , _ Construction of boulevard tune; men who counteract inferior ability; men who over­ around Luke Monroe. come hereditary handicaps; men who by hard work and de­ gv—Completion of city beautifica­ termination, make a fair and honest living and educate their tion program. j.—Expansion of school ayatem children. All these are successes—great successes— in the with provision for increased fa ­ eyes of Americans today. cilities.______________________ "Success" the Tribune concludes "is not so much a matter of results, but in character, and doing the best we can with ^ I bTb l e v e r s e f o r t o d a y GOD’S WONDERFUL LOVE:— limited abilities and opportunities. Life is a spiritual gym­ For God so loved the world, that nasium, not a Klondike or prize fight." ho gave his only begotten Son. that Living in Minmi where the man with money has always Whoso* ver believeth in his should been able to buy his way into any company. The Tribune not perish, but have everlasting editorialist yet knows that he is speaking to many readers Ufe. John 3:16. —------ o------- who will agree that things "ought’’ to be as he says, as any MAKING A MAN rnte. And undoubtedly the values are beginning to appeal Oh. it takes more to make n men to more and more people. • 'T han time and growth of benn! But it is still the Almighty Dollar, the Tribune man For soul is reckoned in the plan back to earth will agree, that rir.es the world. Greedy By which n man is reared. And he must love the truth so. well hearts, willing, to sacrifice all else for a money hoard, really As ne’er for gain a lie to tell. could not read with understanding th at Tribune editorial. ".Service" Is one of the new words in the language. T is not in muscle that wo find 'ih* trilts which men admire, "Service" and "Stewardship” are the terms that men and The gentle and the bravo and kind women are only beginning to learn. It is still only the occas­ May very quickly tire, And he la not n man, though strong ional man and woman who lias sense enough to see the "em­ Who does a weaker brother wrong. blem of success" in achievements in which money has had no part at all. But this occasional knowledge will increase. And he is not a man who sneers Long years from now it will be universal. " i n l * y i t iH n rtairW F ie r i# * M 1 £ n t* r * d a* R te a n d C la a a M a tte r, V ‘ O c to b e r 17, a t t h e P o M O fttca i t s o a f o r d , F l o r i d a u n d e r 'A c t o f V S u n k 1. U I 7 . ■ A lte r M L 1 .A 8 D L D K aW .. |L H O W A R D I lK R O . ______ M e a n e r At any woman’s fame, Or scatters round for careless ears Tho story of her shame. For manhood oft rich lustre reaps From the brave silences it keeps. m Clean speech, clean hands and deal­ ings fair, Proclaim tho man far more Than nny garb which lie mny wear Or any glittering store. We are so fashioned by God’s plan Things of the spirit mark the man. ........... —EWlW.Ar Gqe.it - The Dayton trial is over. What are we going to do now? --------o— -------Sometimes it’s marry in haste and repent in the same way. -— r——O----------- In the olden days the young edi­ tor used to leave when the lights went out hut nownday* he doesn’t stay unless they are out. \ ---------o--------- The early bird catches the worm, but who In the douce wants a worm anyway. Sanford Herald. Tho bird, of course. Ocala Star. --------o-------The height!) of persistence is de­ monstrated by that Brooklyn wo­ man who has tried thirty-three timeo B) secure a divorce from her husband. 1 ------------------ o------------------- The Junk-Man Could Buy You Cheap Men who class material far ahead of spiritual values must fee! just awful when they learn that in their best physical condition they would only be worth about ninety-nine cents to the junk man. According to no less an authority than Dr. Charles Mayo, eminent surgeon of Rochester, Minnesota, the human body Vontains enough fat to make about seven cakes of soap. And the chemical elements in a good specimen of the adult human being consist of “ Iron enough for n medium-sized nail; sugar enough to lill a salt shaker; lime enough to white­ wash a chicken coop; phosporous enough to make up the tips of 2,200 matches; magnesium enough for a dorse of magnesia; potassium enough to explode a toy cannon; and sulpher enough to rid a dog of fleas.” These chemical ingredients, Dr. Mayo asserts, would have a commercial value of only nmeiy-mne cents. So, after all, the real worth of some of the folks you know is just about what you thought it was. -------------- o--------------- HER LATEST SHEIK As Brisbane Sees It Bricklayer* and Maion*. The Sporrew* Count. 2 Doctors, D*’* Dead. The Heater li Beaten. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE ICOULP JUST DIB PACING \Ni5t Yoo (Cupyrt*tn 1*151________ BRICKLAYERS FIGHT innsons, union ogainst union. There ought to be arbitration, for the rake of working people. The bricklayers and plasterers might ask themselves this question: "Suppose presidents of railroads quarreling among themselves, should shut down their railroads and refuse to carry passengers, how long would the public stand it? ” Railroad presidents are too inteligent for that sort of nonsense, if they were fighting among thriii-elves, they would keep it to themselves. That is why they are railroad presidents. A YOUNG spnrrow, not old enough to fly, fluttered from a windowsill to the pavement on Wednesday. It struggled to its feeble legs, pounding tiny wings on the pavement. A policeman held up traffic while he rescued the Email sparrow and carried it to safety "to give it another chance," ns the policeman said. flEE H£6* look aT we m i OTHERS, ■n A LITTLE white ago white doc­ tors didn’t know it, eitli r. They didn’t even know that blood cir­ culated through the body. And for long after Harvey had told them the truth doctors continued bleeding a man first an the left side, then on the right, to keep the blood even on both sides of the body. If you had n penny for every man bled to death by "learned doctors" in past days you could live comfortably on your income. ROBERT SH ROYER, twentyeight beat Ids wife in Frederick County, Maryland. Shroyer was tied to the whipping post, ten lashes were applied to his back, “with a regulation blacksnake whip." The wife-beater deserved the ten lushes ami tea thousand. BUT IT is tho first time in u long Unit* tiiat u white man has been officially whipped in MarjP land. Did it really dn nny good? The man, for some reason, de­ cides to beat his wife and does so. The people of a great state, for some reason, decides to beat the nun and they do so. Wheat's the difference? Why not make the man work for his wife about six mouths, instead of letting a great State imitate a wife-beator 7 NEW LUMBER Yji A comply, I i „ l Cypress and Pin, Framing Sheathing Siding Flooring Ceiling Finish Mouldings Lath Brick Lime Planter Jgjf R"cl<Pl«'« Ha] •VC1 Screen Wire Bu'ldere Hardware Do ,‘H Windows Y Frames and ?Cr*. f Mad, <o d ,2 ^ ! « UI P l!y , r ° n.inK Hoard, Medicine Cabinet The Price |sRy SANFORD CASH LOUR MM,I,IONS PRAISE the kind policeman. The same millions read that n man will l.e hanged in the morning, or that three thou­ sand have been drowned in Korea. Nobody says anything about that. We don’t see it, so we think littio about it. Nobody says "Give that murderer another chance." CHIN HONG, Chinese laundryman of Baltimore, had indigestion. His Chinese doctors, Chin Fong and Chin Wong, decided that bleeding was "indicated," and they bled him. He is dead, and they are a r­ rested. When you have indiges­ tion you NEED your blood to fight it. Tho two medical Chins didn’t know that. .. w . S. PRICE, Mr 710 W. First St. Phone Try Smith’s Ba Shop for good ba work. Ladies welc Next to Valdez. EULOGY TO FIVE YEAR-OLD BOY NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE But E. E. Kelley, editor of the Grass things that can never be. Roots column of the “The Topeka there is a recompense: Through Daily Capital," writes in "The the weeks and months and years Garden City Herald" of the depar­ you will always be to us the same ture of his grandson, Thomas little boy, eternally young in an Chariton Kelley II, five years old, eternal June. And sometime, Son­ run over anil instantly killed by ny Boy, when the little boy of un automobilo in Garden City re­ Eome other father and mother has • giown up, and has fallen into the cently: evil ways, your own mother and You were such a little tyke, Sonny Boy, to fare forth all alone daddy may have a deep thank­ (in the Great Adventure— the very fulness that you are still their first of my line to engnge in little hoy nnd can nevtr, never such a quest since our grandmo­ cause them an earthly pang or ther and I began life's journey to­ heartache. You were lain to rest, Sonny gether, just forty-three years ago today. But you had not doubt Boy, under heaps nnd heaps of the what ever that the F ar Country flowers you loved. As the fra­ is a beautiful place—a place of grant coveilet was spread o v* many mansions, and pleasant you a mocking bird sang his fare­ shade by cool-flowtfng rivers on well song to you from a nearby whose banks little boy angels can treetop, and that evening the new play while no one fears they may moon—a tiny sickle of n new come to grief; a place of joyous moon—peeped from behind a cur­ iitu.de nn<l triumphant song; of tain of cloud Jo veo "that *hll fras litre frfftw /rnfl ’ffapT!trif>t1owcrs ft <.4? Yfdft aluFfR*? "Stiffhi king You had no doubt of all these kept watch over you through the things, Sonny Boy, no doubt what­ night with his many flashlights, ever. nnd his drums were rolling as his In an instant. Sonny Boy, you mnrshuled clouds freshened your were invested with eternal youth. coverlet of flowers. So good by, We who stay behind may grow Sonny Boy. for a litte while, with old, and the years may come when the wish that we may meet again we shall sny, "I have no pleasure where every morning has the glad­ in tile nr.” But to us, you witl al­ ness of a Junetime morning. And ways he the little five-year-old wlien in the eventide I tell the hoy filled with joy in the new­ ' other little folks, as we circle born day. Always with ns will lie around the fireplace, the story of tlie memory of your love for the "The Little Red Hen," or of "The ftagrancu of blooming spiraea Ugly Ducking," or else reud aloud whieli you visioned as hanks of certain poems which delight little snow; of your translation of the folks with their rhythmic roll, I mocking bird's song into Innguugc shall think of you as being someof men; of tin* imnginery of speech when* there in the shadows cast that gave us the fond hope one by the flickering firelight, listen­ day there would lie a poet ami ing too. But perhaps, Sonny Boy, writer who would give glory to the you know ult this as I write it family name. Now it is one of the down. Security For Travel Funds Travelers find our Travelers’ Checks a great aid in saving time and expense—and in the .satisfac­ tion of traveling with a sense of security. Re­ member to procure your Travelers’ Check from us before starting on your next trip. 4 Per Cent Interest Raid on havings Account* Seminole (|[ounJy^ai S a itf o r d .F la . STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRKSS Digging for Gold?) WOUI.D YOU rather have mon­ ancestors or monkey descend­ THAT NATION HAS not lived in vain which has given key ants ? the world Washington and Lincoln, the best great men and A showman who took a chim­ tin* greatest good men whom history can show. You cry panzee to Dayton, Tenn., to gather *1,200 Acres, St. Lucie County, lying on Lake Wil­ out in the words of Bunyan, "So valiant-forth-truth passed is free advertising, was careful mington. Exceptionally good buy, leguls in pos­ over, and all the trumpets sounded for him on the other aide. not to tell the proud Americans session, quick action gets it. that he brought with him, in the —Henry Cabot Lodge. person of that chimpanzee, the Price $45.00 per acre ancestor of the humnn race. • ----- o----On the contrary, lie said, "gen­ MY FAVORITE STORIES A new beauty receipt is "more tlemen, here in this strange man­ UNIVERSITY ENDOWMENTS ily IRVIN 3. COIIH soup and less paint." Wo heartily like c reu tit re, you see the degraded MIAMI HERALD agree but would like to have an DESCENDANT OF MAN. He H uy were holding a special homo and abroad. We have all isn’t our ancestor, he is only a expression on tho subject from Gifts to Harvard during the oust give $12,000,000 to $15,000,000 meeting of tho directors of the done what we could; we are tired degraded type of man, fallen from Editor Benjamin, year totaled $4,517,000, and Yale biennially to their 'tale universi­ bunk to pass on u request f..r do-1 being Called upon for contri- the high estate in tile Garden of announces ------- o-------additions to its endow­ ties. . 'buttons. But here is a thing which 1 y’s best Inu'rh: A girl likes nations in behalf of the starving 8|,„ull| t,,)p).al U) ullr bent initjncta. Eden." ment fund of close to $5,000,000. 221-E. First Street, Opposite Pos toff ice A correspondent of Tho New a fellow to be conservative to the Armenians. Less than 30 years ago President York World comments on llie.se ■ I We must do something to show extent that he is close mouthed THAT DELIGHTED Mr. Bryun Harper of the Chicago University, j figures and then calls attention to The chairman of the board out-1where our sentiments and our when wanting to kiss, Phil Arm­ lined the proposition, lie began ■sympathies lie in this matter. So ami other high spirited Americans aroused laughter when he said the fact that tin? cut rent expenses Ml ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ strong in Times-Union. by reading a letter just icceiv d | now then, gentlemen, the question that could not hear a monkey an­ that within a few decades that in­ Iof the armv and navy run up to ---------o—-----stitution would have an er dowment $700,000,000 a year. This means from the generous persons win i Is what should we give for the cestor. It didn't worry them at all ap­ of $20,000,000. It now has $54,- that the government, in time of A Daytona winter resident has were raising the fund. Then ho starving Armenians?* offerrd to contribute fifteen thou­ spoke at some length and with lie paused, awaiting a response. parently to think that men should 000.000 which will probably be peace, is spending each year a.i much mi war preparations ns dll sand dollars toward the construc­ deep feeling of tho sufferings of It was nn elderly gentlemen of have monkeys for their descend­ doubled within 15 or 20 years. The demands on the colleges and the schools un.l cut leges have been tion of a handsome yacht club. tin? natives of the far-off Armen­ large mentis but with a reputa- ants. Some men would rather have universities keep pace with the in­ able to obtain in more than a cen­ Wouldn’t it bo a fine thing if ia. lion for conservatism in money the San'ord Yacht Club could re­ "I realize, gentlemen," he contin­ mat lets who broke the little si­ a monkey ancestor than a monkey creased funds. An increase in en­ tury. descendant. You are RESPONSI­ rollment of 15,280 was reported by "Aji a matter uf na’ionn1 econ­ ceive cn offer like that? ued, "that of late yeats there have lence. He cleared his throat. BLE for your descendants, NOT 83 institutions last year and the omy, of which we have been hear­ -------- o-------been many drives in behalf of "I move," he said, "that wo give for University of California has nearly ing so much of late," the co-re­ your ancestors. The Rumanian minister (o this many charitable causes both at three cheers for 'em." 40,000 students, more than half ns spondent continues, "it would seem count i y, Prince Antoine Bibescoc, CONCERNING THAT famous many persons as live in the state to bo Wurth while for our govern­ says American women must have THE POWER OF BELIEF RULES ment, nnd for us as a people, ut monkey trial, mote words aro sent of Nevada. come from Heaven. Wonder if The smaller institutions are do- least to share in tho great experi- j ATLANTA GEORGIAN over the cable to Europe and the to - n-inio’s remarks carries with rest of the world, including Aus­ I ing as well relatively as the larger ment now making at Geneva to > them the insinuation that the op­ schools. There are mere than 1G0 substitute reason and co-operation posite sex of this country camo An evangelist, who it railed a impressed by the repeated evid­ tralia, than were ever before sent colleges und universities with en­ and justice and law, which are concerning any tiling in tho United from the opositc place? “healer" recently concluded a ser­ ence of the astounding power of dowments exceeding a million dol­ civilization’s ways uf settling in­ Staten. --------- o--------ies of meetings at Louisville, dur­ Idief. There is no power in the and numerous st. to schools ternational disputes, for war, which When ignorance starts to make lars ... "fiiv, ..boys, watermelons , will ing which many persons testified world greater than that. have incomes derived from taxes is the savage way." Boon ba ripe. Listen now, come publicly to the efficacy of hi a eur­ Optimist j are more cheerful than itself ridiculuus it often succeeds that put thorn in a position to rend­ Perhaps the work of the schools beyond its wildest hopes. n » o v ai,u hive all you can cal ea. The evangelist's aiuu.Munt.i say p< .imistM because they believe er service conijaring tavnr.ldy nnd colleges will some day bring but don’t go into the patch at that during the iaat two months he in human nature. That is why the and bath in w ater with a te m p e r a tu r e Yale, K arvirJ, Princeton and about the condition this idea sug­ RUBBER JUMPED to 80 with night." Y'our friend, W. W. Otey was there afflicted persons future looks bright to them inColumbia. Michigan and Illinois gests and which all hope to sec. —Card In the Belle Plain (Kansan) were "anointed." of 74 degrees and feel so e x h derated s t -ad of gloomy. Optimists be­ cents. That made everybody gasp. Then it went to $1. Now is. has News. That’# a fair deal, cays our In a big pine structure, called lieve there is something uplifting reached $1.12. That is because WEEK-END DANGERS oilier? boy, bu^ that watermelons "Glory Barn," built for him by hi themselves und in others. That PROVIDENCE NEWS his majesty’s British subjects, who wouldn’t taste nearly so good. unremunerated and willing labor­ is a wholesome belief.. There is control the rubber market, know THAT AND ONE OF THEIR no power in the world greater er;) who believe in tils power to how to manage prices. No doubt on Monday morning l shatter the nerves of more timorthan that. A certain Florida postmaster heul the sick, the evangelist night­ SPLENDID American farmers see crop we shall see in tho newspapers ous people. Clever drivers ought Optimists are more cheerful than thinks Thomas A. Edison is the ly addressed crowded meetprices dropping, and they are Al­ to realize that the technical skill the account of one fatality or more editor of the Fort Myers Press. ingn. Any one who wished to do1Pessimists because they believe in ways uncertain. That is because uf everyone cite is not equal to We can't figure whether he’s try­ so went forward to the platform; humnn naturu. That j.i why the REGULAR CHICKEN D I N N E R S who COULD control the on the highroads or at the sea­ theirs. If they do so, there will ing to "slam" the noted inventor the minister pronounced a prayer future look 3 bright to them in - farmers shore. And if not of fatalities, be fewer of them maimed. price of food have no efficient steud of gloomy. Optimists boor whether he’s trying to make and anointed the head of the sup­ organization. They have^ some­ of nccidents varying in their se­ As for bathers, it is an old story $ 1.00 tho Press feel good.—Sanford Her­ pliant with a few drops of olive oil bevo there is something uplifting thing that not even the strongest swim­ to learn from the Rubber riousness. ald. in themselves and ir. others. That from a small phial. It is not too much to say that Trust and a few other trusts. mer is sure of reaching land. A Edison is a smart man, but it is Immediately afterward the sub­ li of course, n great deal of difmust of these will be preventable. cramp may send him to the bot­ OR doubtful that he could edit De­ ject was asked to tell of tho cure feronce between being un optimlat On tho highwnys they can be pre­ tom before aid can reach him, and a mere cheerful idiot. Contemporary Comment/ press as well as George Hosiner wrought by the touch of the evang­ vented by motorists obeying the even though he knows tho elemen­ Ii a nmn can convince himself does^-Ocala Star. SPECIAL FRIED CHICKEN elist’s hand. This subject after laws and behaving themselves as tary rule of turning on hia back a wrongful j Unfortunately payers can’t gentlemen. By tho sea they can to counteract it. Those who do not Thank you, Brother Benjamin. subject who able to do, speaking to set that evil isdoing to hisl raise tax** DINNER $1.50 es a? easily ua legisla­ be prevented by bathers taking no swim ought never venture into It has not yet been determined the audience without tlu* alightcit nnture—lie lays thocontrary foundation for apparent embarrassment. tures.—Wall Street Journal. undue risks. whether it was Mr. Edison or the water above their shoulders. An a strength uf character that will editor of the Press who felt moat In neither case wilt skill alone under low, a sudden panic, and too Hu lulled.) in the congregation ev­ protect him from doing things that Will make you feel like a regular man complimented by the postmaster's ery evening were drawn to "Glory The right to make home-brew prevent un accident. The elwei often they aro gone before they mistake, but it is certain that Barn" by no-more than idle cur­ ought to be beneath him still is defended by those who motorist is often the one who can be aided. or woman. Go by way of Longwood Not always is it easy to know haven’t tried it.—Macon News. neither of tkeni felt "(lammed," or iosity. They were skeptics. But causes or suffers from an acci­ If the people would realize the and considered that he hari any griev­ even if they did not believe that the troth about anything; dent. He relies too much on his need for prudence in all these and Palm Springs. ance against the P. M.--Fort My- miraculous cures effected before when that cannot bo discovered, Having lost the Kaiser, Germany own skill and cuts in to pass a things and practice prudence, it is l-...... .. 1,1 * H m Press. m ..ttIe,r to *K‘**evc t*u‘ bc.it than ; has some reason to feel that she car when there is not sufficient there woulr not be so many Black their eyes, they m an have been me worst. | won w ar—TolesJo Blade. leeway. He drives so fast as to Monhays during the summer. HERE IT IS...! Seminole Business Exchange Why Not Go To Wekiwa Springs Today1 �PAGE THE SANFORD HERALPi WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1925 Stewart’s Washinkton Letter — cnARLES-P. STEWART —-______________ __________ — By lj — J. H. JACKSON Long Timo Loans on Residence* and Business! t » WASIIINGTON, July 20.—If I publican state organization fought Gifford Pinchot is elected to the' him but he won. v Easy Repayment Plan , This angered the organisation Office 148 United States senate next year, it IPH O N E TELEPHONE:—Rea. 428-J will be over the, bodies of nil to begin with nnd Pinchot angered ' *' Office in new Merriweather Building Coolidgc administration supporters it worse later. in "The Devil’s Cargo," heads the in general, of course including Then he began making trouble 2nd Street. Rtrong supporting cast. Clarence the body of Senator George Whnr- for the national administration hy Badger who made "New Lives for ton Pepper, whose seat Pinchot complaints of federal prohibition Old," directed.” ' : want* to take away from him, non-enforcement. This was Injunnd over the body of Secretary the Treasury Andrew Mellon Brazil Carrying Out of President Coolidgce xplalncd in particular. • • • that the national administration “There’s screen history in the Road Improvements Gn., will be of interest to the many When one considers how tre­ was doing its best and it wns up Paramount picture, “Eve’s Secret," . Wednesday friends of the yoking couple. mendously big a man Secretary to the state governors, including which comes to the Milnne Theat­ eekly prayer r BELLE* HORIZONTE, Brazil, b e l l e * h o r iz o n t e , A beautiful event of Wednes­ Mellon is in the present adminis­ Pinchot, to help some. To the er on Thursday of this week. It itian Church w day evening was the marriage of gives film fans their fir^t oppor­ July 21.—A boom has struck the tration, what weight his word statement that the national ad­ omc of Mrs; Miss Mary Louise Shelton to James tunity of seeing Betty Corftpson and development of state highways in carried.........and the things Pin­ ministration wns doing its best | Magnolia Aw ON THE OCEAN FRONT the state of Minas Gcrncs. The Franklin MacMillan of Cocoa, Fla., Jack llolt, two of Paramount's chot has said about im .........In- Pinchot, in effect, answered with a Vcnihg nt * 0< which was solemnized at 8:30 o'­ most popular stars, in the same head of the highway commission ccidentally landing hsome Daytona Beach ringing contemptu-nut "Bosh"—n way no ■ clock at St. Andrews Episcopal cast. Both are so-starred in the reports thnt public expenditures cracks, over his head, upon president likes to be talked to. the Tuhrsdav for good roads during 1924 totalled church. Rev. R. J. Stillwell per­ production in parts said to pre­ Overlooking the Now Tier and Dance nail • « • 1350,000 and that improvements bynl Neighbor* forming the ceremony. Pinchot didn’t even concede sent them at their host, but are 5 Masonic Hall Later in the evening Mr. and also claimed to have an oppor­ planned for 1925 will require an that the administration "meant Mrs. MacMillan left in their car tunity to cut loose w.th everything additional |500,000. If completed well." lie said Secretary Mellon according to present . plans, the on their honeymoon, after which they have/’ .declared Manager. J. didn’t want to enforce the law. state highway system will include they will be at home to their L. Marcntettc of the theater this Why not?—inquirer! some. 8,500 miles of good roads. The friends In Cocoa, Fla. morning. Ho continues: Whereupon Pinchot pointed to the Bathing stnte has a population of 6,000,000. The bride is the eldest daughter 'Betty is given every opportun­ secretary's distillery interests. So few arc the good roads in of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Shelton and ity. First she is seen ns a pret­ Minns Analyze the inuendo in this ex­ Gernes that it has been im­ planation nnd it becomes evident jgSwopc of Oviedo wns in Is one of the most popular girls ty and lovable peasant girl. Then possible to motor from Belle Hor­ in Dougins. She attended col­ fate reaches opt. She has wealth, izonte, the capital, to any neigh­ it’s the kind of thing a public mnn Tuesday on business. lege at Swectbrinr. Mr. MacMil­ and she lavishes it in surround­ boring Moderate Delicious particularly n very high and state. Three roods are be­ mighty one, like Mellon—is apt to S. r, Drummond nnd Mrs. lan, formerly of Jacksonville is ings th at team with richness. She ing, worked at present, one headed Secretary Mellon didn’t warn Rate* Meal* loiemnn spent yesterday In making his home in Cocoa, being is seen in a procession of glitter- towards the coeoa district of Brazil Pinchot for governor of Pcnnsyl put in the absolutely unforgivable connected with n ronl-estate firm ing modish gowns. • and the other two towards Rio lie vania in the first place. The Re cluss. there. “Holt apears in an entirely new Janeiro.’. > To those in Sanford it will he type of role. It is soimething he Jean Maxwell spent TucsThe diminutive insets are sold snnford, returning to Day- remembered thnt Mr. nnd Mrs. has never done before and should Tokyo Insects Sold in quaint hnmboo cages, decorated MacMillan camo here several Englishmen Wants To mark the beginning of a new fan nch in the nftomodn. months ago In the interest of The folowing for him. He steps wide with silk ribbons. Price* range Finest Dining Room Service on Die Reach For Musical Purposes from fifty sen to ns high as twen­ Marie Stem per left Tues- Flapper Grandmother, which was of his splendid portrayals in "Wan­ ClimbMountainAgain ty-live yen each. Hialcnh where she will put on very successfully. The derer of the Wasteland,” "North of TOKYO, July 21.—Singing in­ LONDON, July 21.—Addressing picst of Mr. a.id Mrs. Wal- young couple have n host of friends 30,’” and "The Thundering Herd." lentning tho Spanish govern­ here who wish them every’ happin­ Hu completely forgets his chap's the Royal Geographical Society's sects are now on sale by street verick. " ess. and spurs, his sombrero and his nnlversary meeting, the president, venders along the Ginza, the gay ment had given active aid to the 'SA V E and holster. but in his pocket rests his the Earl of Ronnldahny, said neith­ "Main Street” of Tokyo. The prin­ Britsh forces in Florida, General Paul L. Redfcrn of Elfers THRIVE Andrew Jackson attacked the forts cipal warblers of the insect variety faithful gun. And he uses it. Not er ths members of the late Mount [guest of her parents, Mr. Dance at Municipal are crickets and longliorncd grass­ at Pensacola nnd caused their sur­ Everest Expedition, nor of the as a westerner hut ns a Europ­ ln 9 i L G. W. Spencer. Mr. Redb Jl9 2 5 > J ean aristocrat with a great repu­ Mount Everest committee were pre­ hoppers. To tho Japanese the render on November 8, 1814. Ho Hall Is Anticipated |l arrive today. pared to admit defeat with regard “song” of the cricket and tho grnss- set for New Orleans on the next _ ,» tation as a successful duelist. hoppar lends n peculiar charin to dny and on January 8, 1815 fought to th? conquest of Everest. ‘The story, adapted to the screen By Sanford People fcnny friends of Mrs. Ernthe historic battle of Now Orleans. The prosepet of putting the mat­ the summer evening. by Adelaide Hcilbron from the Kpp will he glad to know ter to the final test, he said, de­ stage pToy, “The Moon-Flower," L c her arrival in North Reports this morning indicated pended upon the wiUngness, or 1 she has greatly improv- that a large number of tickets otherwise, of the Tibetan Govern­ have been sold for the benefit ment to grant peimi'.sion to an­ MILANE—TONIGHT dance to be given tonight at the other expedition, rather than tmhd Mrs. J. P. Edmonds of city hall by officials of the San­ on the readiness and ability of the Lj|Ie were here this past ford Baseball Club of tho Florida committee to organize and dis­ l the guests of Mrs! Ed- State league as a means of rais­ patch, it. , [parents, Dr. and Mrs. F, ing additional funds for the sup­ A Comedy Riot— Jackie at HIh Best Helping you, working for your inter port of tho Celery-Feds. Many of the people who have ests—T hat’s what we mean by it. ad Mrs. I. D. Martin, Miss purchased tickets were looking jvay, anil Andrew Cnrra- forward with Keen anticipation of itored to Miami Sunday, the event which, like the one liey will spend a week or staged last week, is expected to be a very enjoyable occasion, A F F IL IA T E D W IT H Plans for the dance, it was said * THE HOG ART ANT POISON is carried to their nests SI. Bryan of Ft. Meade nrH by ants and fed to their young—all die. Every bottle T h e anford redit ssociation •iS F o n n , fla. icre last night and left this 3 is GUARANTEED. p-, accompanied by Robert night when Joe Reiicns(rein’s or­ for a two weeks trip to f Made in Florida. 25 Cents—All Druggists chestra with George W. Brockin Georgia. hnhn at the piano will render the, , I nnd Mrs. A. K. Small of music for the occasion. bn. Mass., were visitors in ; Formerly Bogart Pharmacy,. . , S prd, Wednesday. They are Band Concert To Be fig for a location for a ref- Rendered At Valdez ■ Alfred II. Abernethy Daytona Beach, Florida. £ TO BUY THE NEW IS TO PROGRESS—TO LEARN :* Jn .Sqnfqrd. . . t ' j i OF IT FIRST IS TO READ ADVERTISEMENTS. a* i* 'a n * * si* * * B * * * * * * * * i* * * * * > * M a* ap H aaB B aa* * * * aH * Hotel Thursday Night r lli . i I .W.ifl _____ ' " ■' » i. Mero niiif little Tommy Merb » today for Washington, p. The program for the band con­ rom there Mr. P. A. Mero will cert to be given fror" the balcony a Charleston ,W. A. where he of the Valdez Hotel Thursday [join Mrs. Mero. i night at 8 o’clock by the Sanford Municipal Band as announced by ts. R. L. Snell and children Director Joe Rcizenstcin tudny, is [this week for their home in ns follows: knrd, Ain., after sending a 1. March, Grippslnnd, Lithgow. |uful week with Mrs. Snell's 2. Overture, Panorama, BarnI, Mrs. L. II. Echols. house. 3. Selection, The Rainbow Girl, Hirsch. 4. Song, June Brought tho Roses, Openshaw. No m atter how good your intentions are, business b. Foxtreet, "I Love You,” Archer. 5. Intermezzo, After Sunset, Prycan’t be conducted on them. It takes money. Phone 6: Social Calendar erson als ; S C .story hour next Saturday! hdii at 10 o’clock as us- ' icn Miss Margaret Zachary in charge. 1-ast wetk Miss f gave several interesting and readings, and wns asn the program by selections tharine and Margaret Verlizaheth Leffler and Edith Jerry, which were all onjoy- Intermission 6. Trio, for Two Saxophones and Cornet "Call of tho Sea" — —Holmes & Smith. Masters, Theodore, John and Bernard Schirard. Ritcmnr. 7. A Foxtrot, O Kathrina, Rich­ ard Fall. b. Fox Trot. AH Alone, Berlin. 8. Descriptive, A Hunting Scene, Bucolossi. 9. National Anthem, “The Star Spangled Banner, Keys. Silver Springs at Ocala has a flow of 308,913 gnllons per minute. Blue Springs at Juliette has a flow ft'land— R ay Arnold l.umbe: of 346,166 gallons per minute. The b y erecting sawmill herct waters of both springs are very clear and are about forty''feet BARBECUE! deep. rbceued sandwiches a t Rose •illing Station. Three miles MOTHERS nford Ave., Cooked by cxWatch for symptoms of worms in your children. These parasites are tho great destroyers of child life. If you have reason to think your child has worms, act quickly. Notice Ladies— tho little one a dose or two *b’w Mattresses, renovating, Give White’s Cream VcTtnlfuge. itering, upholstery materials of Worms cannot exist where this CALL time-tired nnd successful remedy is used. It drives out the worms Sanford and restores tho rosy hue of hit tress Factory health to baby cheeks. Price 35c. Phone 402-M Sold by I-anoy’a Drug Stare,. FIRST NATIONAL BANK A Business Can’t Be Conducted On “Good Intentions” iRARY STORY HOl'RK EXTERMINATE ANTS '5™ ™ When you buy merchandise and have it charged, the merchant from whom you make the purchase is counting on your check by the tenth of the month fol­ lowing purchase. He needs thu money you owe him to pay his employes, to buy new merchandise, to pay insurance bills—in other words, he needs this money to run his business. He can’t pay his employes with good intentions. He can’t Affray his operating expenses with good in­ tentions. He can't buy new merchandise with good intentions. It takes money. ABERNETHY PHARMACY NEW STYLES The newest colors in Crepe Roma, Crepe Satins and other choice fab ­ rics. The latest touch in styles. Cop­ ied from $35.00 dresses. Priced a t— Gossard and Modart Corsets Vf r • « { C ** I *\ -l * Perfect Lines without heavy fabrics, soft silky materials, and light boned girdles of brocaded cloths. Wash Suits For Little Boys > ■ t . “Stonewall” wash suits guaranteed fast colors, made of Soirsette, import­ ed chambray, Linens and Peter iAm cloths. Oliver Twist styles, also khaki play suits. Beach Property IS SCARCE . AND GETTING SCARCER , ALL THE TIME $1.75, $2.50, and $3.50 Suits NOW IS THE TIME TO GET IN ON GROUND FLOOR IT IS NEVER UPHILL TO THE MAN ON THE LEVEL The Y owell C ompany For Further Information Call at Montezuma Hotel. H. B- SCHULTE REALTY CO., Inc ™ ' “ M AKURESERVATION EARLY A F F IL IA T E D w i t h T hu S a n f o r d C r e d it A s s o c ia t io n �'A*fR? ■.«*£*v* <*!■ I*- * THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1925. •»/ * FOUR i m i i a n a u n r a i i H i ■■■■■!......................................... to r? made their hits count, Faber ■ • j ** ■’•' ng driven from the mound in sixth. Zahnizer, although Wright, Warlow and Company FLORIDA STATO LEAGUE wild, tightened up in the pinches. Tampa a t lakeland. First Game St- Petersburg a t Sanford. Score by innings: ■ Boston .... .... 100 002 102—3-12-1 Are Now Receiving Application For j AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago......... 010 100 010-3- 8-0 Batteries: Zahniser and Stokes; No games scheduled. Faber, Bender nnd Schnlk. NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago at Boston. Second Game Pittsburgh a t Philadelphia. Score by innings: Only two scheduled. Boston .......... 000 201 000-3-7-3 C hicago......... 114 Oil OOx—8-7-0 on improved Business and Residential Proner,» SOUTHERN LEAGUE IV' Batteries: Ross, Fuhr and BisAtlanta a t Memphis. in Sanford J choff; Blankenship nnd Schalk. Birmingham at Little Rock. Slim Harris Forces in The Highlanders Take Kindly To Mobile at Nashville. CUBS WIN. 13 to 3 PHILLIES WIN Funds immediately available subject to title Winninp Hun by Walkinff a New Orleans nt Chattanooga. BOSTON, July 22.—The Chica­ Cobb’s Offerings and Send examination. PHILADELPHIA, July 22.— go Cubs batted bard to win their St. Louis Player In Eighth; Him to Showers; Foley In­ Clarence Mitchell again proved he first victory of the season nt Bos­ i t - v vincible for Rest of Game Yanks Defeat The Tigers FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Cooga nPromises One is the one southpaw in the Nation­ ton Tuesday, 15 to 3. In the third APPLICATIONS FOR APPRAISALS » (Second Half) the Cubs went on a ram­ Of Funniest In “The 5 LAKELAND, July 22.—The al League who enn beat the Pitts­ inning ST. LOUIS, July 22.—The Phil­ Won Lost Pet. page scoring nine runs. Maraville adelphia Athletics dropped to sec­ SEE l Highlanders knocked Cobb off the burgh Pirates by holding them to had day, hitting nnd field­ ond place in the American league Tnmpa .. „ .. .. .. 19 7 .731 Si Rag Man” at Milane * mound here Tuesday in the first four hits Tuesday and beating ing ain field Lakeland............. .. 18 12 .600 form. The inning for four runs nnd behind them, 1 to 2, thereby knocking Braves’ sensntional pennant race Tuesday by losing St. Petersburg .. „ „ 12 16 .429 rookie battery, Vargus DuBOSE AND HOLLER the excellent pitching of Wntt them out of the league lead. Ed­ and Seimer, accounted for four to the St. Louis Browns by a score Sanford .. .. .. .. 8 22 .245 In his latest Metro-Goidwyn pro­ Luther maintained a lead through- die Moore's home run in the sev­ of the eight hits allowed by Kauf- of 6 to 5. The Washington Sena­ REALTORS duction "The Rag Man,” which is f *t i out the game with the Tampa enth was the only earned score mnnn. tors, who were idle, now lead by NATIONAL LEAGUE showing on the screen at the MiSmokers, taking the contest, 4 to the visitors obtained. four percentage points. The Ath­ Won Lost Pet. 112 Park Avenue Sccore by innings: 1. Foley, new Tampn hurler, went letics rallied in the eighth inning New Y ork............ .. 52 35 .598 lane theater tonight, Jackie Coog- ig Score by innings: Chicago .. .. 003 091 002—15-17-0 [ - on the mound for Tnmpa in the Pittsburgh .. .. 000 000 101—2-1-2 B oston........ 010 000 020— 3- 8-3 for four runs to tio the score. P ittsb u rg h .......... .. 50 34 .695 an has a story that is timely in first inning with two out and Philadelphia With two out and the bases filled Brooklyn............. .. 43 43 .500 its application, for it is a beauti­ 010 101 1 0 x _ 1-7-1 Batteries: Kaufmann and Hart­ in j 1 pitched to 23 batters In his seven the last half of the eighth, llar- C incinnati.......... .. 42 43 .494 Batteries: Kremer and Spencer; nett; Vargus, Barnes, Karnp and < and one-third innings, permitting Mitchell and Wilson. riss walked Robertson forcing in St; L ouis............. .. 42 45 .483 ful argument against race pre­ Seimer nnd Gibson. of course its rea­ * I only two of them to reach first Philadelphia......... .. 42 45 .483 judices—though the winning run. son for existence is not to preach, u n u i i i i i i i i i i H i m H i n i n i i u n m i i base Score by innings: Chicago.............. .. 39 48 .448 to entertain. ■ AB R H PO A E St. Pete 8; Sanford 4. First base TAMPA Philadelphia ..001 000 0-10—5-11-1 B oston................. .. 36 53 .404 butThe story, written by Willard JJ. Snead, 2b. _ .. 3 0 1 5 0 0 on errors, St. Pete 4. Double play, St. Louis .. .. 200 200 tlx —6- 9-2 Mack tells of a little Irish boy, I, Estrada, If. .. 3 0 0 1 0 0 Wade to Bailey. Sacrifice, FrisBatteries: Quinn. Groves, Har­ AMERICAN LEAGUE falls into the hands of a junk i j W«ik, ss........ .. 5 l 1 I 1 0 bic, Bailey, Kelly, Messncr, Ed­ m s and Perkins; Girard, Gaston Won Lost Pet. who dealer, becomes his i| tivt', and Y ? Leo, rf............ .. a 0 0 1 0 0 wards. Stolen base. Crawford, Al­ W ashington......... .. 57 31 .648 finally his and Dixon. partner, and 0 *J Allen, cf. .. „ .. 3 0 1 0 0 len, Brown 2, Barnes. Time 2:00. Philadelphia .. .. 31 .644 throughout "senior” is tormenting ador­ [*• Hickey, 3b. _ 3 0 2 1 1 0 Umpire, Ware. FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE .. 48 St. Louis............. 44 .522 able nnd aggravating little com­ YANKS BEAT TIGERS | § Jessmcr, lb. .. 3 0 0 8 0 0 Lakeland 4; Tampa 1. DETROIT. July 22.—New York C hicago.............. .. 48 44 .522 rade. There is plenty of pathos, Second Came Huggins, c. .. 3 0 0 6 1 1 D e tro it.............. .. 47 44 . 5 1 6 but there is more than even the AB R H PO A E Sanford 4-2; St. Petersburg 3-4. took the lost game of the series Cleveland............. EL- Cobb, p......... „ 0 0 0 0 1 0 ST. PETE .. 40 42 .435 usual quota of '‘Coogan Comedy,” from Detroit Tuesday, 5 to 4, in o 4 1 1 0 f t ’ Foley, p. .. _ .. 3 0 0 0 A 0 Messner, 3b. .. .. 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE New Y ork............ .. 37 53 .411 in this picture. Eddie Cline was an eleven inning contest. Meusel At Loading Station and Hard Rond. i t xTopcz „ . „ .. - 1 0 0 0 0 0 Allen, s*. .. .. .. 3 0 fl 1 0 1 Boston 3; Chicago 15. singled in the eleventh nnd took B oston................. .. 28 62 .311 given the post of director.by Jack | J i ‘J. t Doyle, 2b........ .. 3 6 0 3 1 1 Philadelphia 4; Pittsburgh 2. second on Haney’s wild throw. Coogan, Sr., and was instructed to j* • 0 ii New York-Ccindnati, rain. Totals „ _ „ 30 1 4 24 8 1 Brown, cf. . „ a 1 0 **> Meusel went to third on Merkle’s SOUTHERN LEAGUE Hernandez, rf. .. 3 0 1 0 1) ii Only “make it the funniest picture that ■ three scheduled. long fly to Manush. With two Won Lost Pet. Jackie has ever starred in.” LAKELAND AB R II PO A B Cox. If. . .. .. 2 0 0 3 0 ii out Dugan hit an easy grounder New Orleans .. ........54 38 .588 And that’s precisely what Eddie Buckley, 2b. t 0 03 6 0 Barnes, lb, .. .. 3 0 (J 4 •1» ii AMERICAN LEAGUE to Haney who made a late throw, Nashville .. .. ........48 46 .511 Cline has done. 0 Chicago Brazier, cf. .. 3 1 1 0 0 Blodk, c......... .. 3o 1 1 6 3-8; Boston 6-3. Dugan beating the ball by half a A tla n ta ........ ........ 50 49 .505 0 1 ) 0 Hewitt, )> . . .. 1 8 Welch, sa. .. .. 4 0 0 1 1 1 St. Louis 6; Philadelphia 5. top and Meusel scoring the win Memphis .. .. ........51 50 .505 ONE IN TEN Johnson, rf. .. .. 3 1 1 o 0 II Detroit 4; New York 5 (11 in­ ning run. « » . ..4 8 51 .485 M obile............ T o ta ls ........ 4 6 . 26 — 21 13 Neglecting a little wound, cut or Dumas, If. .. .. .. a 1 l 3 0 II nings.) Score by innings: Chattanooga .. .. 44 48 .478 abrasion of the flesh may in nine AB R II PO A E Only thre scheduled. Edwards, lb. .. 2 1 0 0 t II SANFORD Now York 1)00 031 000 01-5- 8-2 Little Rock ........44 50 .468 cases out of ten cause no great Easy Terms. Pondar, 3b. .. .. 3 0 1 1 0 II Hardy, lf-c. . .. 4 0 0 7 •lj ii Detroit .102 001 000 00—4-15-2 Birmingham ........ 44 50 .463 suffering or inconvenience, but it 0 0 Culbreth, 2b. .. .. 3 0 ii SOUTHERN ASSOCI ATI ON Francis, c. .. .. 3 0 0 8 0 0 Batteries: Hoyt nnd Bengough; 1 0 ii 1 1 ii Nhshville 4; Mobile 1. is the one case in ten that causes Luther, p. „ .. 3 0 0 1 2 (1 Alford, c........ . •» Stoner. Whitehill ami Hassler. 0 1 1) 0 0 Memphis 3; Atlanta 1. Moore, If. „ .. The bureau handles from 50 to blood poisoning, lockjaw or a 100 telephone calls daily nnd as chronic festering sore. The cheap­ T o ta ls ......... 28 4 5 27 10 1 Frisbie, ss. .. " 3 0 1 ij1 i ll Little Rock 2; Birmingham 1. McQue, 3b. _ „ 3 t 1 A* 4 1 Other postponed, rain. CHJCAGO-BOSTON SPLIT many *.'ires and letters seeking est, safest and best course is to Score by innings: <» 0 0 1 CHICAGO, July 22.—Chicago information on various phases of disinfect the wound with liquid Tampa .. ............. 000 100 000—1 Wade, cf........ .. 3 1 Bailey, lb. .. 0 0 10 0 0 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE and Boston divided a double header marketing. These include pack­ Borozone and apply the Borozone ■ .. 3 ‘ L akeland............. 400 000 OOx—1 Tuesday, the* visitors winning the ing. grading, standardization, con­ Powder to complete the healing ■■ Summary: Two base hit, Hick­ Crawford, rf. .. 3o 0 0 0 0 0 Asheville 3; Knoxville 5, Realtors. Sanfori Greenville 7; Spartanburg 3. 0 0 0 Alverson, p. .. 1 first game, 6 to 3, and the locals tainers, routings, transportation, process. Price (liquid) 30c, 60c ■ 2102 First St. 12 ey. Stolon base, Snend, Hickey. ■ Augusta 6; Macon 3, the second game, 8 to 3. Chicago refrigeration and warehousing and nnd S1.20, Powder 30c and 60c. Sacrifice, Estrada. Double piny, ■ 1 "harlotte 6; Columbia 5. T o ta ls ........ . 27 •» 6 21 21 *m was unable to hit in the pinches precooling. Sold by Laney’s Drug Store, ■■■■■■■■H xxxaH aR xaanaB iN H B H aH aH H aH aaaaiaaiiii Welch, Buckley and Edwards, Left Score by innings: on base, Tampa 11; Lakeland 2. Base on balls, off Cobb 1; Foley St. P etersburg........ 201 000 1—4 1; Luther 6. Struck out by Foley S an fo rd .................... 000 000 2—2 6; Luther 5. Hits off Cobb 4 in Summary: Two base hits, Mes2 - 3 innings; Foley 1 in 7 1-3. Los­ ner 2, Block. Struck out, by Hew­ < ' -.-STTV*.... ing pitcher, Cobb. Umpires, Pich itt 6; Alverson 7. Left on bases, St. Petersburg 4; Snnford 5. First and Baxter. Time 1:47. on errors, St. Petersburg 2; San­ ford 1. Hit by pitcher, Hewitt, by Alverson 2; balk, Hewitt. Sac­ rifice hits, Allen. Stolen bases, Bfown. Wade. Time 1:45, Um­ pire, Ware. Brick building; 25x50, suitable for bot­ m m e iim iu i g a m e , w a n e m e v ia ­ K the Todays Games TAKES Pittsburgh Drops Back To SENATORS AGAIN ►ENING CONTEST Second Position By Falling IN 1ST PLACE AS 'ROMALLENMEN Before Mitchel’s Hurling ATHLETICS LOSE First Mortgage Loans How They Stand Yesterday’s Results 10 Acre Tiled Farm .. 56 $ 7,000 Britt-Chittenden Realty Company, k For R en t! Celery - Feds Split Double Bill H e r e With St. Petersburg fVT M tling works, candy or preserving factory. Florida farmers consider the beggar weed as a valuable forage (Continued From Pago One.) Box 468, Sanford, Fla. Meaner, third baseman for the plant. It is a volunteer grbwth Saints, hud a perfect day nt bat, found most commonly on old getting four safe bingles out of fields of light sandy soil. four trips to the plate. Two of these were two baggers. ^ ..J O F irst up Messner doubled to left field. Allen struck out* Doyle reached first safely when Wade dropped his fly, which the San­ ford center fielder went into left field to get, and Messner scored on the play. Doyle was out at second on a fielder's choice hit by Brown. Brown stole second and acored on hit by Hernandez to center field. Hernandez went to second on a wild pitch, but was nut, catcher to third, after Cox had walked. On a hit, followed by u sacrifice, Four-Door Sedan - H195 an out via short to first and a f. 9. b. CUtoUdiJ mlsplay by McQue, the Saints acored their third run in the third inning, In the seventh after two were out, Block hit for two bases and Hewitt was hit by Alverson. Messner got his fourth straight hit of the game scoring Block, Al­ len fanned. Sanford threatened in the second inning but was unable to score. In the seventh with Frisble down, MrQuo hit safely to right and Wade followed this with a pretty hingle to the same urea, McQue going to third. Bailey struck out and Crawford went to first safely on an error by Allen. McQue scored and Wade went to third in this tnisplay. Alverson hit a ground­ er to short-stop who threw to second to get Crawford. Doyle dropped the ball, however, and Crawford was safe as was Alver­ son at first. Hardy hit a long drive to left field which threaten­ The new Cleveland Six bodies represent the ed to score two additional San­ most finished handiwork of m aster craftsmen. ford runners, but it was snatched L u x u rio u sly spacious and handsom ely ap­ out of the sky by Cox, left fielder pointed, they are unique in their aristocratic for the Saints, ending the game grace and beauty. 4 to 2 in favor of the visitors. First Game The new Cleveland Six is as sparkling in KT. PETE Ali It H PO A K performance as it is sm art in appearance. 4 1 0 0 Messner, 3b. „ 4 U 0 0 0 0 Public appreciation of the power, speed and Doyle, 2b....... _ 3 1 (1 *1 5 0 Bnap developed in its masterful six cylinder * ) Brown, cf, .. .. 4 1 u 0 0 motor, grows by leaps and bounds. Morris, rf. .. .. „ t 0 II 1 |) O Cox, If. _ 4 0 II 3 0 0 More C levelands w ent into the h an d s of “One-Shot” Barnes, lb. .. _ 3 0 0 n 1 II owners the first six m onths of this year than Lubrication System Btw r, C. .. „ .. 4 1 1 7 1 0 in all of 1924. T L o u t t n iJ # o f t n l h t i i U i i t e C tryr> Edwards, p. .. 3 0 1 0 0 0 !ir» J *1!« o w n e r * t ra tify to th e c o n v t n l i n e * « rut e c o n o m y o f t h e * O n e -S h o t"’ xHernandez „ 0 0 0 u 0 0 — today’s Cleveland Six stands alone and l- o h iic » t io n S vet c m D c v p h c i it c h ig h unparalleled for value. co«t, t h is c t c l o t l v c f r a t u r e h « « t c « n Totals .. .. . 33 3 5 24 16 0 in e o i p e r il e d In the c h « » « U o f th e n e w b le n d e r d H I a. Y o u u ttp p u th e p lu n g e r If only for the sake of comparison, drive a SANFORD AB R H PO A E ,j oil 'v e r y c b i t i i i p e rl. N d g r t i n Cleveland before you buy uny car. Cusack, If ... .. 0 0 0 1 ii 0 K e n t. M o o il c a n *. XxMoore .. .. .. 0 0 u 0 0 0 iLleeviced under Bowen M o d u c t i C v rp . p i U b l i j Chapman, If. .. 3 0 l 0 0 0 Quality Sixes - - 5895-51725 Hardy, c. _ 4 0 1 3 l l> All prut. I. o. k C lm lt n l Culbreth, 2b. .. 4 0 0 1 3 0 •# Friable, is. „ 3 1 1 1 4 McQue, 3b. .. . .. 3 1 I 0 1 I 1 1 0 Wade, cf. .. _ .. 3 1 O im > m Bailey, lb. .. .. 2 0 0 18 0 1 Crawford, rf. .. 3 1 1 1 0 0 Kelly, p.......... .. 2 0 0 U 8 0 , V *7' ■dj - -■<, New Cleveland Six Sets 1926 Styles See These Beautiful Models Now FLORIDA CLEVELAND MOTOR CO. Touts _ .. .. 27 4 7 27 18 4 * XX Baited (or Cusack in 1st. Score by duning*: Pete 200 100 000—3 »nford .. .. . - .. 000 200 20x—4 Summary^ Two base bit, Wade, pir.an. Three bate hit. McFiret base on bulls, off Ed* uda 2; Kelly 2. Struck out by ‘ Hard* 6; Kelly 3. Left on bare Sanford, Florida. ince this tim e yesterday nearly 2 *000 * men have changed to Chesterfield * ‘Daily average computed from U S .G o v e m m e n t F ig u r e s : • CLEVELAND A U T O M O B I L E COMPANY CLEVELAND SUCH - P O P U L A R I T Y l a c c r r r k M i u i T e iA tc e Co. m o - M U S T * B E * P E S E Pw.V E IJ, �- ; v .. * • - ' . •: . V«K * ** PAGE F IV J is no Substitute for Classified Directory Advertising For Sale For Sale Phone 148 Wanted -♦5 PRINTING I OR BIG RESULTS advertise in the FORT LAUDERDALE WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing Engraving, Embossing. See us DAILY NEWS—it covers Brow­ first. Wo do it. Phone 417-W. ard County thoroughly which is ono of the most rapidly growing R, R. Ave.-Commerclal St. sections on the Florida Coast. Sample copy and rate card upon REAL ESTATE request. J. E. SPUKLING, subdivision specialist. Subdivision to Or­ LEARN AUOUT Polk County and Lakeland, through the Starlando, Florida, and F l o r a Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ Telegram. Best advertising me­ way. dium in South Florida. Published mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— TIN ANI) METAL WORK Lakeland, Florida. FOR SALE—3 cast front San­ FOR SALE: Baby carringc, also WANTED: Bearing grove ten ac­ ford Avenuo lots. Bargains. Easy kiddie coop. Telephone 185-W. res name price nnd location— terms. Box 431, care Herald. “EB" c.o. Herald. FOR SALE: First class show case. FOR SALE—Corner lot and ad­ Reasonable. The Quality Shop. WANTED: Building lot close in * If 3 joining lot on Palmetto Ave., give location and price first let­ FOR SALE: Refrigerator. Ice ter ”B” c.o. Herald. terms. Box 431, care Herald. 10b * I1*« capacity about 100 pounds. Rea­ i lla* WANTED AT ONCE FOR SALK: 401 acres good fnrm sonable. Apply 210 French Ave. flr a l l a * ...........4 t a l l a a Three to five hundred acres of land in Jefefrson County four double above miles from county seat one-half FOR SALE: 30 acres with new good land. Must be on good high­ mile off state highway from Jack­ house, only I miles from Sanford. way, lnkn property preferred. Have i t e i a r e for eon* H E N everyone’s drooping sonville to Tallahassee. Public 17 acres celery land, 1 1-2 acres ready buyer for such a piece. Ilona. , _ _ lK corner lot nearby sold for ^ a v e ra g e E. A. Strout Farm Agency, road running through this prop­ bananas, line. . 40(5 National Bank, Bldg. erty, about 130 pecan trees. 2 ten­ $*5,1)00. $30.non. Owner selling. with the heat— is anything joo fo r flr , t ant houses, 1 stoiy barn. Will sell No agent. Address "30 acres" c.o. Herald. l a restricted to SIGNS WANTED: lardy agent, spare time, OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales cheap. J. E. Kcrney, 311 Sanford in the world so refreshing as fruit eatlori. Any Kind—Anywhere good money. Phono 571-J. through the Xenia Gazette, Zen- Avenue. Sanford, Fla. | mail* Th« S*" For Kent I tie r««P»n" l1bl* ia, Ohio. Rich agricultural tils* jr tr c t Insert Ion* ice cream ? It just goes to the spot tiict. Wunt ad and display rntes FOR SALE: LUMBER delivered WANTED: Experienced roof man f o r a ul . aauuon* In and around Sanford, yellow FOR RENT—Ground Floor Elks on request. wants roof repairing jobs. All office should be Bldg., 205 Oak Ave. Inquire up­ work guaranteed. J. S. Williams, pine framing, sheathing, siding, ta lr lo caae of — that frozen velvetiness with Formerly Sanford Sign Shop. stairs. C. T. Smith. flooring, ceiling and finish. At COLUMBUS (Gn„) LEDGER — 217 Sanford Avenue., Phono 478W. Phone -1H0-W. Sanford Ave. At „ | T 1S K B » Classified nils have the largest prices thnt nre a savings to you. taeniutlve IhorFirst Street. fresh-fruit flavor. This recipe calls rlih rnl«e. rulee circulation in Southwestern Geor­ Vermont Lumber Co. Osteen, Fla. APARTMENT FOR RENT— At­ WANTED: Experienced waitress. tractive and convenient. Cull will f i v e yuo gia. Rate 8c (tt-word line) line. JAMES H. COWAN-All kinds Apply Mnnhattan Cafe. 1O8 GOOD BUY I b II od. And U at Herald office for further in­ for Florida oranges— so sweet and of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. *111 a ie la t you Palmetto Ave. Corner lot. Goldsboro. For sale. form at ion. w a n t ad. to Water and Boat Tanka. At Oak TO REACH the prosperous farm­ Phone 4158-J. reetlve. ers mid fern growers of VolusAvenue and Third Street. Tele­ FOR RENT—Reasonable; modern, juicy— and Borden’s Evaporated. Salesman to sell our r N O T IC B in county advertise in the Belaud FOR SALE or rent: Pico restaur­ new apartments, phones includ­ WANTED: phone 111. tumid f i v e th e ir made to measure suits. Direct Daily News, rate le per word, cash kfUca addreee ee ant completely furnished ready ed. By week month or year, well to consumer at 23.50. Liberal com­ Try it once, and you’ll know the phone num ber If with order. Write or mission. Apply A. I*. Lipthrott, for business. Seven rooms up­ located near ocean. Building Material alts. About one stairs. All occupied. Have been phone R. L. Selden, Selden Bldg, Dint. Manager, P. O. Box 1004, thousand haa a secret o f making fine ice cream MAINE, — Wnterville, Morning in business in present location 33 Daytona Beach, Fla. Tthe o t h e r s c a n t Orlando, Florida. MIRACLE Concrete to., general ilth yo u unleaa Sentinel, Thousands of Maine years. Want to retire. cement work, sidewalks, build­ addreee. FOR RENT: Two room apartment People nre interested in Florida without any cream bills. You see ing blocks, Irrigation boxes. J. ft. property. Reach them through —good location. Apply at 12 i n T itn h: h m k vr iknxtt ii i r rj u di itci ii ai rlr m nu r M a t e M t J f T be FOR SALE: 10 acres good truck Terwitleger, Prop. __ at T b e f a a the Sentinel* Rate card on ap­ farming land. A. C. L. I.ending or *5. til l Magnolia Ave. IT IT OF F I . O H III A, IV AMI Borden’s is twice as rich as ordinary I f l l r a o r b f tel * plication. FOI I S F U I A O I . F . C O U N T Y . IX station on South line within six J e a e dlseaeitla* FOR RENT: House. See John ITIA M H IIl. HILL LUMBER CO. House a l e t valid, miles of post office 3-4 miles from CITATION Munson. Service, Quality and Price. roropt. Efficient, milk— that’s why it takes the place Mu r g a r t - 1 II. W h i t e , j o i n e d b y h e r A LITTLE WANT AD IN The brick pavement. $130 per acre. krvlce h u s b a n d a n d next friend, l*. E. HERALD will bring you in big Terms if desired. A. M. Philip*, FOR RENT: Attractive, garage W h i l e , Lumber end Building Materiel results. Advertise those old a r­ 310 Oak Avenue. o f cream in your frozen desserts. Complainant apartment. Two rooms and a Carter Lumber Company ticles you have stored awuy and bath. Instantaneous hot water J o s e p h M. A r r e d o Vi. i i d n , e t at., West Third Street Phone 685 have no use for. A Utile thirty- FOR BALE: Pair of good mules, heater. Furnished or unfurnish­ i J e f i o i da i i t n IIS T'I I . cent ad may bring you several T o J o e e p It ,\I. A r r e d o n d o , weight 1.000 pounds each. Also ed. 3 blocks from town. Tele­ O r a n g e I ce C r e a m If l l vl nt r n n d h i e w i f e , ------- -------------dollars. Phone 148 und a repre­ Chattanooga Wagon and McCor­ phone 318 or call at 305 Park Av [d ir e c t o r y Arredondo, If l lvl nt r . w h o s e sentative will call and sec you. mick mowing machine. Both as enue. C h r i s t i a n n a m e la u n k n o w n : J o h n l H cups orange juice H teaspooaful salt DAVID B. HYEF good as new. Ask E. N. Sutton, • ’ T h o r p e , If l l vl nt r . a n d w i f e . E m ■ lave vtllbla *■ «T m a T. T h o r p e , if l i v i n g ; D a v i d l \ G ra ted n n d o ne-half 1K cups Borden’s Evapo­ FLORIDA—ORLANDO- Orlando Geneva, Fla. tnplr ol Banford ARCHITECT FOR RENT: Furnished light C r a v e s . If l lvl nt r . n n d w i f e nftrn B»fdrd. Moinin<? Sentinel; lurgest classi­ orange rated Milk C r a v e s , if l l vl nt r . w h o s o C h r i s t i a n housekeeping rooms in private n k rn sey ■»*Member i . L 1 fied business, rate lc a word, min­ FOR SALE: Good milk cow. One home. 21i* \V 5th Street. n a m e I* u n k n o w n ; a n d M a r y M. lfeqolrvd. ll w Ac c o r d . If l i v i n g , a m i if e i t h e r , a n y Vi teaspoonful vanilla l cup sugar Yellow Jacket Spray Machine. * .-------------------------------------------------------l o r oi l o f mi l d p a r t i e s he d e a d , t o imum 21c cash with order. Rosa Building kabtllcnllr ,or Phone 2402. Orlando, Florida FOR R E N T : T w o room apartment, a l l p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t s mtft , M. A r r e d o n d o , d e c e a s e d , THE MORNING JOURNAL is the f „ adjoining bath, also sleeping dn en rd J owsief ep,h ---------Arredoiidn. de­ accepted want ad medium for OR SALK: German police dog. room. 307 E^3rd SL Add the orange juice to grated rind. Let stand onc-hilf In Thle ceased. w hose C hristia n mime Is Daytona (F ix ) One cent a word Call 402 Me R. It Pippliu *« John c T hor p.- . doTORY hour. Strain, add sugar and salt, mixing thoroughly. Add FOR RENT New front room cunknown; e n s e d , n n d w i f e . E m m a T. T h o r p e , m. insertion. Minimum 23c. I FOR SALE: 5 Room house, large Private balh. Phone npaitment. d e c e a s e d : D a v i d 1*. C r a v e s , de­ )NB HILTON’S milk slowly, then vanilla. Freeze in the usual manner. Serve c e a s e d . a n d w i f e ---------- C r a v e s , d e ­ lot, excellent location, between 382 W. West First Street. IIAIMKIl M IO P ceased. w h o s e C hristia n name is TA.MPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, two 148 with a sprinkling ol candied orange peel. sub-divisions. Terms. Beau­ u n k n o w n ; a n d M a r y M. R e c o r d , d e ­ gjfft) 113 Magnolia Ave. Fla. Thousands read the clas­ tiful *5 acre bearing grove, prapes, c e a s e d : a n d t o olf p a r t i e s e l a l n t 6 First Class Harbors sified pages of Florida’s Great pecans, etc. I-irgc 9 room house, Rooms For Kent In : I n t e t e - M u n d e r M u s e s E. L e w . d e c e a s e d . U' ni. T r a v e r s , deceased; Special Attention Home Daily*, rntes 2 cents a word. located in town dost* to Sanford. Directory a Given To Ladies and Children. Minimum 25c, cash with order. Write. It. Edwnrtl.-t, Box 765, San­ FOR KENT: — Room ami board. e rnwd DJeo. h nIn Ea nn dn i ut so, Idheec ef ao sl leodw: l nol-a i-tliileiI— MuUigraphing, Write for complete rate card. Men preferred. Good home cook­ I r l l . ed l a n d s , s l l t i a l e . I v i n a a n d beford. ''Borden's l o g iii i bo C i t y o f S a n f o r d , i v mailing—as you ing. Bales reasonable. Apply i t of S e m i n o l e n n d S t a t e ,.r F ,luo nr ­­ |n you want It. Chinaware in English Porce­ WEST VIRGINIA — Clarksburg, Mrs. Fernandez, Hit Elm Avenue. i da. m o r e p o r t I c u L i r l y d e s c r i b e d n s comes in two sizes; hall follows, lo-tvlt; E. Porch, First The Clarksburg Exponent, morn­ Phene *571 W. (16 o z.) anil sm all All o f l l l o c k s O n e U > , T w o ( 2 ) . lains, ltnvnrian and Japanese Ik Bldg. ing issue l cent per word, mini­ T h r e e ( 3) a n d F o u r ( l l . of C r a i n e FOR RENT: One nine large bed­ (6 oz.) mum 31c. H e i g h t s , n s p. r p i l l t h e r e o f d i d , China make lovely Rifts I PS f o r r e n t room, hot water, telephone, suit of r e c o r d In F l a t Hook :i, o n p a g e O rder fr o m y o u r able for married couple or two iICn>o l eof C oI hu en t yp, u bFl lioc r i dr ea c, o r d s o f S e m ­ PALM BEACH COUNTY — The Car. Drive It The Ball Hardware |adie°. Inquire at the Outlet. n n d l o a n v n o d ni l o t h e r p e r s o n s scene of stupendous develop­ grocer s by the halfElectric lights, whose nam es nre u n know n, cinlm)ak end Second St. ment. Read uh,nit it in the Palm l ai r a n y r i g h t , t i t l e ,,r I n t e r e s t iii derzen or more cans. FDIl RENT—Room* with or with Fuses, etc. jp Beach Post. Sample ropy sent on a n d to t h e l a n d s h e n d m hove d e s ­ out meals. Reasonable rates. cribed. or a ny p a rt o r parcel thererequest. W. H. LONG Lincoln House. FOR HIKE r _ JB At nitfht when you tl Is l i s r e h v o r d e r e d t h a t y o u ro SERVICE Day e a c h o f Vim l.o u n d a p p e a r b e ­ ADVERTISING gets respUs if it MEAT MARKET FOR KENT: Furnished room, Un­ lend feet* all,trains. Dawf o r e o u r s a i d C i r c u i t C o u r t at ili a reaches potential buyers. Paion Avenue, 571 .1 Telephone. find you need them. f . P h o n e ffc.t a n d 6 3 - W Cour t H o u s e al Ha nford, Flor id a, on Intka Daily News is circulated in III” Till d n v of R e p t e m h e r , A. P , 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. an industrial FOR RENT: Large furnished 1935. a n d t h e n n n d t h e r e m a k e a n . and agricultural suc­ CAFE s room. Union Avenue, near new l iwP d. ri n lt o j i tghne' n sht i l ly o onf I nc n ilni dp sl u lcnat u seex. - RAGS WANTED — lairyr*', clean, tion. RINE’S FILLING linen or cotton r.iRX for clt'nnfrvire and Quality hotel. Telephone 571-J. ll is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s STATON o r d e r h e p u b l i s h e d In t h e S a n f o r d itUT imrtxmcH. Reigns ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her­ Brinn them now H e r a l d , n n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d lu ald. South Georgia’s greatest 1A C A F E Automobiles S a n f o r d . S e m i n o l e C o u n t v, F l o r i d a , to tho Herald Composing Room. H. A. SPEIR I t K A I . S 'S T A T K — I M V K 3 T M B N T S ......... ear'll w e e k f o r r i g h t c e n s o r newspaper. Morning, afternoon, 1113 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. fnffle House llllve we ek s. DKPKNDAHLK FSEI* CARS L o b b y F u l v i i t o n - i l r i m i l e y I l Mg . Mgr. 103 W. 1st St. weekly and Sunday. Classified Contractor and Builder W ITN E SS m y hand and the real Sunfuril Florida 1921 Dodge Touring. rates 10c per line. Wnyerosa Jour of the Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the Slate ILL CAKE 1925 Dodge Coupe. -*99-M — Phone — 499-51 nal-Herald, Waycroas, Georgia. o f F l o r i d a , In n n d f o r S e m i n o l e 1923 Dodge Coupe. , in Service and QualC o u n t y , nil t h i s t h e m u day of 2108 PALMETTO AVK. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— 1922 Dodge Touring. Jtreet and Park AvoJ u n e . A !*, 11)35. G. TAYLOR DYER S t I D T I I I . A M ) IVXIXT V H. M H ' l ' . r . A S S . Send in your subscription to the 192.1 Dodge Graham 1 1-2 ton C l e r k of t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o f I h e LB T h a I’a ' n t T h n t H a v s a I o n Tribune nr hand it to your local Truck. S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t of F l o ­ Iff I'uinling—Dceoralinjr Monay. dealer so you can read Florida’s 1921 Dodge Screen 1*2 ton Truck. r i d a In n n d f o r S e n d n o l e C o u n t y . Manufaciiircd hy T w o , r i p * * r i m e r il * n l r * i i i e i i % v *» n l« Hy t M. W E E K S , l b C. greatest newspaper. Ono year,, ■ k r r i i i a - l . l n i l a l r r P n l a S C*. I. \V. Phillips’ Suns PHONE 303 k m i T r iir iif t * < % p p l* (SEAL) STOKE — Pro­ Davey and Nesmith $8.00, 0 months. $4.00, three months Ti-ill ( %i n- l i tt ’.t n rIH Sold by lT T I.IM e H i ., *«»•I i.-i.'o tl.-s R S p e n c e r . <*■ '' D o d g e Urns. Sales nnd Service LOMISO I'S IS T C O H riN T A T T O R N H Y S A T L A W logs, Sudan. We $2.00. If yon desire $1,000 insur­ fnrtl, l ilt. Hollcllnrs u n d of Coun sel Plume 3 Oak and 2nd St. 111 M n a n u lta A ve. f o r t h e Coiiipliilnant you ns your phone. ance policy add 75c to your order. I'hon* 111 A Florida-orange ICE CREAM W I I ■ YOU CAN GET Earle T. Field PI WANTED! .*111-313-314 I CI I HT N A T I O N A I . H A N K l l l . t i n . DUCAL ELECTRIC CO. Gillun & Platt Everything elec42i Elec tragi th Cations a n d VUFPL1RR I* stations. MagBbl. First and Elm, p and 10th Street. Bit 1ST T TH B FLORIST’’ 'nil occasions. ^Rhons 280-W Modern Improve­ ments Thoroughly ftcreem-il Ocean View Hotel Mr s . H. J . C o a t s , Mg r . CORONADO REACH. FM IR IDA O p e n All R a t e w: the J3,mi p e r f l ay . Yrur Iiy the W e e k 123 IXJ d o i i l d t C fl5.HI) Mi ngl e. Everything For the Sportsman At Ball Hardware Phone 8 M l(VYKIt VBR5 AN. Office in . ri.b t Building Annex. 417-L 3. Mough ton I1TECT Bottj J «0f.k Uldg, ■------Florida DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — Pensacola is beginning the greatest development in Georgia’s history; a half million dollar high­ way to the gulf beach just finish­ ed; at two irtilliun dollar bridge across Escambia Bay started; quarter million dollar opera house under construction; two millions being spent on highway; greatest chance for live developers to get in on ground floor. Write Devel­ opment Department. Tho Pensa­ cola News. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Augusta, Ga., Augusta’s greatest classified medium, rate, cosh, 9c charge. 10c minimum. J. H. HUTCHINSON MORGANTOWN. W. VA„ people nre Interested in Florida. Each of them through « classified ad in tlie Morgantown HOST. Six cents u word for six consecutive issues. It F A I, E S T A T E Acres**, F o rm s ami Orange G ro v e s u Specialty 1020 L a u r e l A v e n u e , M e m b e r uf . S AN F O R D , F L A . Florida State F lo r is ts Association, TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of Florida real estate advertise in the Ht. Petersburg Times. One cent cent n word daily, two centa a word Sundays. Resident of F l o r b l a sinc e References: 1381 F i r s t National Rank. V• DU YOU WANT TO BUY or sell anything? If so advertise in the Gainesville Sun. n ■■ ■naMflHiaRdHaaHBiiNBHaMHa ■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■»h Business Sites Apartment House Silos Water Fronts HEAL, ESTATE INSURANCE AVe recommend the following sis ihe three best money-mak­ Listings Wanted...! ers in our office at this time: SI a ■ iS s■ u M S First Street Extention m 3 HE HAVE BUYERS FOR BUILDING LOTS GROVE PROPERTY, HOMES Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. W. R. SMITH. MGR. A. P. CONNELLY & SONS It E A L T O It S ■ ■ uaaB iB M iaaaaH LOANS $20.00 per acre \ ACREAGE Magnolia at .Second. 214 E. FIRST ST. 200 ACRES, LAKE COUNTY High ami Dry I'hone 48 INVESTMENTS aaaaaaaaanaaaaaaaaaaaaaaBaaaaaaaaaaaBaBaaaaaaaaaa ns COOT LOT ON CELERY AVENUE Just Off Sanford Avenue Adjoins Standard Oil Co.’a lot $1750.00. Easy terms By GEORGE McMANUS PNG IIP FATHER < .o e > 6 r-BT,M its H acve v,‘t>Or^iE.r a a « * * « n B B B ' ’I B W B n B B « B B B B B B B a s B B B » l B a B B B a B a B B B « B B u n a d 30 Feet on Sanford Avenue between First and Second Sts. " $550.00 per foot t.i', SANFORD REALTY CO, Inc. IL S. LONG, Mur. ll Rooms 9-10.11 Hall lUdg. Phone 037. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 22, 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/5784ffa59f641da69fef4516fb932ef1.pdf 753ac59c2a55942dd2d9f8558227fbce PDF Text Text YOUR NEWSPAPER / jHshed in FJorida'a Heart, World's Grcfttwt Vegetable btlon, Its Richest Garden Land MN XV. )?:<iA' s fjj. J anH Werlberijiiy; moderate and southwest wind*. Maximum Temp...... .... ^ Minimum Temp. ____ _ Rainfall______ ___ _____ 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, TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1923. • * * ? i *• PRICE FIVE CENTS ' NUMBEIt I is Trial ? Is Expunged From Records llTYASCASE mpaign,SaysKarr 'iNDSabruptly RIGHT OF INQUIRY GIVEN MINORITY £ 2 5 m m £ CONTROVERSY ON IN RAIL HEARING ““(PRESENT POSTAL Verdict Comes Shortly S r a l 'RATES REOPENED A fter The Noon Hour Defense Counsel Files Notice of an Appeal and Teacher Is Released Under Bond of 5500; Fine Placed at $100 tources Superb ires He Believes Location Is ist To Be Found DREDGEBeStartedHereSoi Judge Thinks Heated Cross Examination by C. Dnrrow Sheds No Light on Issues Pending in Higher Courts City Commixsion Authorizes W.B. Willinms as City Man­ Commoner Staunchly ager to Award Contract Defends Holy Writ A fter Consideration Rids Vsin Sweringen (Joes on Stand Total of F\yc Bids To Tell of Enterprise; New Irony and Sarca-sm Feature (Juesticns of Darrow Rut Received Monday Turn in Nickel Plate Case Drynn Is Cool Under Fire a , . Taken at .Monday’s Session New T ariffs Are Severely Young Instructor Insists He Firm of Stnnley and Gill of Criticised; One Cent PostHas Been Convicted Of DAYTON, V ~ July 2 1 .-A Jacksonville Gets Contract July 21—Coun­ verdict of jftiip was returned in «Re on Drop Letters Has Violating an Unjust Statute selWASHINGTON, for minority ruiltuud rtovk- the * Scopes ev dution case at for the Entire Equipment liecn Proposed to Officials holders fighting the Nickel Plate Invites Suggestions On How Distribute Fortune o f Millions NEW YORK. July 21.— Ix*opold S.’hcpp, 85 year old. phil­ anthropist tiulny asked the pub­ lic for suggestions to the best way in which he could distri­ bute his millions. Ho recently established a foundation with a $2,50(1,11(10 (rust fund ot assist deserving hoys. In addition he has distribut­ ed some 3,500,000. in individual donations, lump sum gifts and pensions. Now he wants to ac­ celerate the distribution of oth­ e r millions but desires to can­ vass the entire subject of pub­ lic philanthropy with a view to determining a way which will afford the quickest and surest relief to those who need and merit help and a t the same time offer some |iermnnent good to society. Chriscnbenry,Bui And Wi&fall Foro Company Announ< ing Plans of Proj< Cedar Street Site Has Been Chi I2::*y o'clock I lantern Standard COURT ROOM DAYTON, merger Expect to place Ph Following the tabulation of bids : »Y %* proposal I \ \ were given . --- •the ilime uni: tunny, today.. JUilRc Judge Raulston fixTenth, July 21.—The testi­ WASHINGTON, July 21.—The right Monday before the Interstate t.,j the fine i»t $ltin opened Monday afternoon at a spe­ mony of William Jennings special congressional postal coin, In Operation Earl_ ’ ommercc t ommlrsion to inquire! Scones declare.I •'<Your honor I cial meeting of the City Commis­ Rryan, given in the Scopes mission, reopening the postal rate at length into the affairs of 0. I* I have been convicted sion, it was announced this morn­ .. .. --Jen convicted, of violating After November 1st evolution trial yesterday, was yesterday, heard crit­ and M. J. Vun Swctingcn, pro-|(m unjust statute and any action ing that the contract for furnishing ulerahip, coupled with controversy expunged from record of the icisms of some of the new tariffs maters of the project. other tImn^ I have* purMitd would the city with n dredge and other intercourse, which leads made effective last April, received case this morning by Judge Plana for the conatructioi < H. W. Anderson, representing n I'D in violation of my of acaii* equipment to he used in bulkhead Raulston. frn to the interehangin i a proposal fur a one-cent postage ( In sn|H*ake ami Ohio opposition emle freedom." nnd equipment o f n model , work, has been awarded to the Stan­ His bond was "I feel that the testimony group, took full udvnntuge of the fixed a t $f»00 pcniiintr an npjioal. ley arid Gill Machinery Company loughts and ideas by the oit drop letters and entered into a steam laundry to cost approx- ‘ nl Mr. Hrynn can shed no light discussion of the methods of the permission, and (). I*. Van Swerof Jacksonville. ma and consequently _rc- , UnUwl StatCs cham ber of I w ! imntely $50,000, were made any issue that will he pend­ ingen, hacked hv three document Following the opening of bids DAYTON, Tenn., July 21. _ IB in all working together • mcrco ill conducting rvfcrendumsj ing before the high courts," public today, by R. L. Chriseif- J bearing secretaries, spent the en Summoning of William Jennings hy Mr. Craig, some discussion was lie declared. common end, is the on public questions. berry of thw city, who with L j tire day in the stand finding am- Itryan us a '-itness for tin* de­ lien nl front representatives of the requisite for the sucPostm aster General New, th< wers to questions about the Van fense in the "Scopes trial late on competing companies and the bids N. Burman and J. N. Wigf* and rapid Monday marked the climax of a were referred to City Manager W. f a g r e a te r a n d b e tt e r first witness at the opening Mcssinn i DAYTON, Tenn., July 21.—Ad­ Sweringen realty Jr., of Orlando compose a cof mitted agnosticism met fundamcn- transit enterprises and the origin,1.i,..- jn .„(.;„*, . , hamimitfn BUcll a s t h a t ° f helnri,nff" whieh will take the B. Williams, City Engineer Fred pttny which will begin work or cam paign h uu i a s u itu commission to a score of citie< in talism here Monday us Clarence T. Williams and Consulting E n­ ..... :s omluctcd in Sanford by tlio j the next few weeks, frankly told Dnrrow, defense attorney in the .................. the plant with n short time. Cleveland Union depot project. He ment succession. gineer J. K. Craig with instruc­ an ( ity Rurcau toi the In- t he senators and representatives Scopes evolution case drew Wil­ had m.t finished whin the session The new laundry will be located ] Mr. Bryan was questioned at tions to the effect that t!io prices m her of ( u-nmerce, declared thnt it was too early for the pn.<t. liam Jcnningii Ilrynn, associate Adjourned. on n site facing Third and Fourth submitted were to be considered by ( Ia re nee Darrow as to txnnder Karr to the "firent- office departm ent to make any ne- prosecution counsel, upon the wit­ Streets and Cedar Avenue. The Newton D. llakcr, chief counsel lengththe witnesses believed about witli Iii" qunlity of equipment. Re­ Sford Program" committee, curnto estimate of the effect ..f ness stand. .......................... for the Van Sweringen interc-t*, wlmt property was acquired from W. ] commendations were to have been [In* teachings of the Bible and the eld its first met.ti.ig a t the the new rates on postal revenue. Hundreds of men and women, gave notice thnt his clients with­ I\rll about n month uiro for made at the regular meeting of drawn from the peaceful hills and draw an objection ttiey had mail literal truth of statem ents made sum said to approximate $10,000. | ‘f V»rc S " * !L “(fi!!! i .IW nllne ..................... . , the commission next Monday a f­ Jch time the campaign was Work on a one-story brick build slight decrease in revenue for May valleys for miles around pushed •o the latitude of tho'cross-oxam -1Launch .lefend.-r o'f'tl.e’^'iuhVe and ternoon. This decision of the com­ l y launched. close to the rough wooden plat- Ration when it began Inst niontli, ing (50 hy 120 feet will begin short­ missioners was changed, however, nil thnt is contained in it. Iharr was eloquent in his as compared to the estimate of tor m beside the court house as and ly and upon its completion, machin­ t'oiumi: sioncr Meyer reinatkwhat the revenue would have I k . a I he first sensation of the sev­ and the city manager was author­ Is of the situation existing ery nnd fixtures which .iro being 1 the. month under the old rat. , l ho verbal swords of the two e.l that (he Commission had over­ enth court day came when Judge ized to award tin* contract to the (ford as affecting the ntem- for clashed time and again, sending ruled it any way. Finance .Minister nnd His ordered this week, will be installed. 1 Raulston, imniediatelv a fter the best bidder. hi campaign for ttie Chamber .Mr. New declared he would not av off flashes Hint drew volleys of owners expect to hnvo tho -----of I.i.ls Furnished. that the postoffice department wa.t Cohorts Are Well Flensed The The price of tiie Stanley and aliening of court, cited Clarence . ' Enmcrec ami the committee disappointed in the outlook. hand-clapping and booming moun­ plant In operation shortly a fte r | Mr. Van Sweringen furnished for contempt of court ns Gill Company for the dredge com­ nl with a great deal of inLrWith Reception Accorded Nov 1, it was announced. tain fox calls. lifts of names of stockholderi in aDarrow He forcast u substantial increase plete with all equipment necessary result of rem arks made hy the J liia praise of Sanford us the A silence, broken only by the corporations organized no far Loan to Meet OhliBntions Washing machines, dryers, iron­ in revenue from the two cent .p.- inetting Chicago lawyer Friday, fie was for operation mid delivered to this (Substantial”. of the maple trees, se t­ ing machines, clothes presses, bark as illir, t„ require and devel­ ordered to appear In-fore (be bar city was $23,000. Of this amount It a city has to offer, detlar- vial charge on parcel post pack­ tled over the crowd us Arthur PARIS, July 21.—Tho l per wringers nnd other equipment in ages, |b hut "ui said strong protest , lia.l lu.i Garfield Hays announced the in­ op really ami gave figures for of tho court to answer ITtesday about 510,0011 is th* cost of m a­ tent gold coupon loan through tho new Inundry will be of the lat- , Karr, Inis a great deal to ;,Kt chinery and equipment while the which the French to ami develop- ' fiPVV rcct‘i ved against tiie incrcus,* tuition of the defense to call Bry- ii'iilty costs and some estimates m orning. Ith its growtn government o it Improved ty|»o nnd who ncom- I of realty values in Cleveland. bnrgo or hull for the dredge costs hopes to refund its floating Apology Is Made Sanford, \v:th it,, rich hack ! thopoaUigo rates on newspapers ah to the witness stand. debt plctcd, the plant will be one of tho 1 Mr. Anderson explained lie ry, a community which is not i ,;Jnl ..** "Y Individual* and that inHowever at the opening of the about $ 1,000 it is declared. Kquip- and pave tho way for general fi- most . . modern nnd best equipped | The purpose was explained later wanted to ascertain first, whether afternoon session Mr. Darrow ment includes pontoons for tlio hg in leadership and situated I u'eations pointed to a falling off of Ift 11in Iri !»•* for if. tbo _ '1 mniriul equilibrium and settlement (*undncs its ui«,. size »L..i thnt cun the New York Central Railroad, by Mr. Darrow as an effort to •head• of- navigation ' • ■ revenue from that source. . # iL ........ t • . . • .i i i . i u l ., .. . Xf _ All., t • -• gained the floor and extended an plpo line, sufficient pipe with of on the foundI anywhere, Jlr. Chrisenberry.J the war debts, got n good start fiom which (lie Van Rweriitgeiis "show the people what fundamen­ apology for his remarks. The which to enrry on the work here Monday, Notices of the now issue stated. Johns River, lias untold possiThe one-half cent increase in the 1 frs for development and should ralu on private mailing cards also talism ia." Itryan arose from tie* originally acquired control of the overturn from the visiting attorney and other necessary accessories. The three inen associated In tho hardly had boon posted when lines Niehcl I’lale, was involved in their witness stand to tell Darrow, the The dredge, as sjieeified on the formed in front of the loan win- project are taking steps to incor­ was accepted and judge and law­ (no become one of the largest promise* to prove costly to the city farms, upon which the hills down [most influential cities in ten- government, the conimi>.;ion was judge and the a scmblod specta­ affairs. Second, lie desired to yer shook hands. of the liatik.s and postoffices. porate, Mr. Ghriscnberry said, and (Florida, he said. The speaker told, because many private con­ tors that its porp.e e was to cast 'how that the Van Sweringens, in , Re fore tin* end of the roiitemiit were made, wil have a 12-inch While clerks were registering with this procedure completed, "slurs upon the Hihlo." organizing the Cleveland terminals citation incident could he passed flow, witli a 300 horse power subscriptions from the holders of work on tho building will In push­ rted that ho candidly believed cerns are turning to the use of project, or others, hud obtain'd <Hijections Made as news through the court room, puntn. Thu newly built dredge Sanford’s natural resources tlm government cards which go other ed to a ranid completion. The nature of the examination "undisclosed profit i," upon which, packed far beyond its capacity with will ho delivered here As .soon as it national dufensu bonds, ■fe greater than those of any through the mails at one cent each. Mr. Chnsenberry, who has been eiorks worn selling national de­ Attorney Gcncrul Stewart ns capital, tin* merger railroa l persons eager to see the end, Judge is computed and conditioned. The P r •inland Flpridu. city uad us n resident of Sanford for fi\ Summarizing letters received brought fen o bonds to those, who, a t­ using the term inals would bo ex­ and other owinliers of the prose­ Mt in .o..- of nn/ city in tnc JYohi postm asters Jn a number of Raulston announced that the crowd time liuyt fvr thy delivery wa« tracted by thi; 'im ii w *w f t the yenrs, four of which have been? to pay a return. filling the eourt room was en­ not stated. the largo centers Mr. New assert- cution to their feet time after pected new loan, wanted to qualify fur .spent '.n th*^ laundry liusinr-,, ha, One association with the New Other bid:t were: [Five Opportunities Offered e*' ‘‘fnu changes in the rates of time to interpose objections. Fre­ York Central as related by Mr. dangering the safety of all and to ht .. .......... .. subscription thereto, only holders long felt the need of n plant here,'* quently it even caused Darrow to avoid a possible breakdown of the the fuct remains that S an fo rd , Il0»tage on copies of newspapers Column Brothers Company, Or­ of such bonds being permitted to he declared. In announcing the project, he stated that tho decision cntly has not taken hold of its , on‘* periodicals when mailed by arise with objections as the wit­ \a n Sweringen, arose when that finer, court would he a djourned lando, for all mrphinery com­ subscribe. lortunity to advertise through- publishers or registered news ness proceeded to direct the course lailroad, desiring to use part of to an open air platform on the plete on hull furnished by city, $17,Several day, will pass before ?! Mr’ ,,ur,n“ n ,,nd Mr' tlm right of-wuy hitti Clevtiguid himself. lawn below. Thoro the court sat N2I; Ullieot Machinery Corpora­ be figures are avail,',hie, l ? l 5L ■ the nation its rich and fertile agents have been well neepted by " «nh° ’' Fares grew strained and lips "1 l lie < levclaml ami Youngstown for the rest of the afternoon, h lands, its climate, mild during tnc mnjority of the publishers. tion, Baltimore, Mil., 10 inch f'aillaux, the finance minister, am .1t xt7rienced ln th a lin ." ^ ^ i f * Tran-it Company, a Van Swerln.Statements of eight : ei -ntists dredge instead of 12-inch, enmd among the spectators at I entire year and full of sunA A recommendation of tin postal tighten' ,r and warmth, and its situation committee of the United Stales tb‘’,. apparent irrcvcruncu of some gen enterpri.ie, loaned tie nione*' and two clergymen were plae-id in pleto with hull. 5.13,700; J. Olson tor the latter to huild grades and Like Monroe at the head of the ( haniber of Commerce for greater ,ht' 'luestlons and they arose to j bridges along the joint line. H e 1the record of the ease l.y tho de­ and Son, Arlington, Fla., $«I,fit)i) for non.liolitcn „r ........., i V r f t . K S , & X & , 'S fense during the day. Tliea- state­ Johns River navigation," he e fticiency in the postal service w a s 1',',ccr n!) l,'° wb witness waived asid or 531,500 for ruinpiete dredge; are showing eagerness to liny denied, however, ‘ that, any "New ments set forth which of the hull |nucd. I) the protection of the judge wij. , I .letueil, Morris Machine Works, Baldwin- them to exchange them for th" tho Orlando Steam l.oumlry, a viewer! by some members K arr cited the fact related commission as embodying an a ■- the declaration: "These gentl ! York Central (ample” were named testimony would have h **••» gi< eu villu, N. Y„ 51M.3IKI, dredging goal coupon loan, the ministry of plant that is snid to bo valued a t Utory that the migration of fault on the department. Luc’us men have not had much cliuuce. iii the list of Ids associate stock- if scientific and expert t'-stun ny equipment without hull, $21,100 finance regards ns highly signifi­ a quarter of a million dollars. .Mr. Burman has been a resident for lation and development has Ictcr, the committee’s spokesman, They did not come here to try this! '.old,rM ,n t,"■ iBrninml Pr»pcrtiea had been permitted in tho a •>. or tlredgo complete. $30,000. cant. many years and in addition to his try re J( ••r |H.ruti«n which went into the I he scientist whp made . i i'<:from the east to the west and *«i'l ho believed improvement in ease. They came here to try The City oCmmission further ap­ A systematic campaign to lay ments include: Dr. Maynnr.! .M l proved Musson and Abercrombie's befeti, tho people of every corner laundry business hns a OU-year " the south. History repeats the service could he made and that vialed religion. I am he*re to de­ record. Profits I!\plaiiit<l. calf, Dr. hay Cooper Cob* Ch i i. Sub-division, Teague’s addition to of France tho advantages of the leastv on the San Juaq Hotel. Mr. he asserted, and it is easy business men would be willing to fend it and they can ask me any Ho was also emphatic in declar­ Hubbard Judd, Dr. Jacob <1. i ip- Sanford and Road Side Park, a " W * ll « a former resident of that the greatest develop- P«y for it. question they please." new bonds begun this evening, ing t.'mt railroads utili/.iug and Carolina hut removed to ever known in the United When Mr. Teter presented the As the examination proceeded, now owning the Cleveland termi­ man, Wilbur A. Nelson. Dr. \ i i : negro-subdivision, as submitted by when M. f'aillaux broadcast his a r­ North Orlumlo several years ago. Iv F. Mather, Dr. II. II. N w (the City Planning Commission. Upguments in favor of the loan from * mna' l° I' i°1r,dnI <lu.r* r«aullt <" r « referendum <>u the sub- insinuations reused to he insiiiun nal would (irofit greatly by par­ Dr. Wnterton Curt i. wo | mi the recommendation of thn plnn- Eiffel tower. At the same time a hU . ' yCMr8’ uAlrtudy’ hL: t \ hy lhl> chamber, Senator Me­ lions and became either unveiled ticipating in that facility on the clergymen were included ia tal" e irg body tho rmiimissioners also large force of financial experts . migration bus started hellar. Democrat. Tennessee, ami sarcasm pointed irony, until, ar- basis whieh, the commission now submitted, Dr. V»nlt •• ('. agieed to change the south hour. began lectures in all parts of the Shoots Husband And I Giiest, Republic Republican, i ^"m ent succeeding argument, a lias approved. The Van .Swerin­ inents he. Vi! .1, ; . ,a II Representative Guest, Whitaker. St. John's Ep' Upi:.<-u;in!1| dary of the negro section a t Fort country. Fatally Wounds Self ’ • whether • • ’thill* thL‘rD s ’,,.rn 1 cmsylvania, inquired in fresh one threatened to arouse gen inteiests, in assembling and Church, Knoxville and Dr. Mi.iil' Reed to read, "the south line of mote controversial remarks than I here is complete absence of liw y |ll:rso" “ du* !"uny cases the secretaries of the selling to Lhc railroads the termi­ r<r Matthews, Divinity Sell >J' of tiie north one-half uf the north speculation as to what portion of 1 I i r i C“T i Sl’ Vtal organizations did not “vote of any precccding ones anil Judge JACKSONVILLE, July 2 1 .-M rj. east quarter of the south west the (50,00(1.(100,000 of francs the na- G. H. Miller shot her husband or river. Morula with its the membership”. This was de- Raulston adjourned for tin* day nal real estate, he said, reserved the University of Chicago. rights to erect buildings in the A statem ent was also inserted qti: ill r of auction six, township tionnl defense bonds represent shortly after noon today nnd the n “‘ oncost, numerous I,icd l»y spokesmen for the organi- witli several momhcni of both the above pail of the terminal by thu defense attorneys. 20 south, range 31 east." n«l approximately 30,000 zaUon who asserted the vote was prosecution and defense counsel air will In* exchanged for the perpet­ fntnlly wounded herself a t the Le­ tracks. At the opening of court, Judge A representative of the Hutton ual loan. ipett ( !’[", w «»/“cti«n in either hy the membership, by spe- on their feet and hot words on roy Hotel here. Domestic troub­ Hardly a mention of the plan Raulston begun reading a prepar­ Engineering and Construction »i t than any other state, cial committees or by the Hoard., of their tongues. les arc given ns the reason. The for merging the Nickel Plate ed statement in which he said that Cum puny was -resent and stated i diiectors. couple had been separated B» The questioning begun with the with the t 'hesa|N*uke and Ohio, two things a court should always that tlimale Is F ra u d aix additional teams would lie months. Mrs. Monro was return­ usual qualifying questions for the Hocking Valley, Fere .Marquette, endeavor to avoid, the doing of J.* *y n'.‘l"rc a builder and I ing yesterdny from Tampa. Ac­ expert witness, and after Bryan and Uric Railroad:, came into the anything that would excite the pns- added to the grading force work­ f ‘ '■ Yarr Uhserted, “and cordin'* to Mrs. Georgia Guill, had announced Ids intention <n examination. Mr. Van .Sweringen sinus of the jury anil thereby pre­ ing on East Eirst .Street extension ‘"'u a full opportunity in Moore attem pted reconciliation I.i .1 calling to the stand Darrow, Ma­ was asked whether he had conceiv­ judice thu rights of either party, this morning. m "'is nature to sjiring lone and Bays. night as tho two met down town ed tile consolidation proposals at nnd the writing of pussion in the *e wonderful chances i s ■ —s ., this morning. Returning to ths Studied Bible .TO Years. L ittle B e n n y L e e D ie s tiie time of embarking upon his own decrees. hotel reception rooms live shots The witness said that he had Cleveland development, and the "On Inst Friday," said the Judge, A f t e r iK K S '3 B r itis h P r e d ic tio n made ('■ E. Henry was in charge of wen* heard intermingled with a S h o rt Illn e s s considerable study of the said he had not. "contempt and insult were ex­ f i/iinates want to come to -------the program a t the luncheon of woman’s screams. Mrs. Guill is Bible, including its interpretations pressed iu this eourt, for the court the Rotary flu b a t the Semiit-de said to have been married five U 10 ,,v» " I CARDIFF. July 21._The use of on the particular question involv­ Word has lieen received here of IIUAZII. DRAWS JAPS and its orders and decrees." tho death a t 0 o'clock yesterday Cafe today and had ns his prin­ years, with no children. S 'uk*r’li^ h v ^ O <,f lu™d | etoam engines in airplanes was ed. TOKYO, July 21. J a p »r imRemarks Read cipal speaker for the occasion Dr. “ I have studied the Bible for migrntoin t<> Brazil is in i .niug -fi The jurist then read from tho of Benny I.ee, ngu seven, son of Alexander K arr educational dir­ nm'/'othcr pro- 7 ' di l' U‘d by .Mr‘ » Hal.lan.. I; about Mr. and Mrs. William Justice I x m * 50 years, or some time more according to author Lies of the record an exchange of remarks L. S. Gunboat Cut 'VL* cities, IioiiId put f ir th . lhu an,"V*1 n,cet,n»? ,,r the* In- than that, but of course, I have ector of the American City Bur­ liiiniigridinn Company, which an­ between the court nnd Mr, Har­ of Winter Park, lie is the grand­ eau who is here In tho interest of a j» * > . . o r to T u k . 5 5 son of Mrs. Joshua Chase of Jack­ Off From Supplies . fl ■studied it more ns I have become nounced that 1,300 em igrant. would row, ending by a statem ent of I * “r! campaign of thu “ lc coumo of a paper on coal the membership campaign being than when I was a hoy." leave for South America, soon. It Jmlgo Raulston, "I hope- you *l'> sonville, a close relative of Mr. conducted by the Sanford Chamber " r ' "mnicrce a big anil **/"• "team. Dr. Iluldauo said In older you claim that everything is ux pec ted that approximately not mean to reflect unon court, nnd Mrs. S. O. ('base nnd family Of Commerce. PEKING, July 21.—Advicta ,,„*.'u‘jcss. Through funds , Vory "ear future ho believed in “ Do the Bible should lie literally 3,000 Japanese emigrants wil* have and Mr. Harrow's reply, "well, of this city. Mrs. Chusc was in­ from Canton say that food sup­ \ li,r«e number of new !,l1cam engines would take the interpreted?" Dr. Karr *|>oke mainly along the asked Darrow. gone to Brazil hy the end of the your honor has the right to hope." formed of tlio dcuth of her grtin<l- lino of "go'al will" in tho com­ plies have been cut off from an i "l,s* Sanford will be ad- | ” f interna! combustion enson hy telegram last night. “ I believe that everything iu year. (Continued on Page Three) American gun boat stationed at Iwiii. i" l lu. l " tirL’ nation in j J\!nca a VL’ry m eat extent, and the Bibli should he ucccptcd as it Mr. Ijou i.i connected with the munity and its effect on campaigns Wuchow as well as from a are known to have sc- that future development of the inch as the one which was active­ firm of Chacu and Company at residents. It is added that ..('VfJf1 results for other | fleam engine would bo along the is given there. Some of the Bible Winter Purk. The funeral will he* ly launched a t the meeting Monday British consul thoro has is given illusttulivcly. For in­ , cn, during the past 10 i **nc»a of increased steam | return re night by tho "Greater KM )" com­ held from the home this afternoon stance, 'Ye are the salt of the all British subjects to leave tx !'ruiig into importance wRh smaller and lighter engines. earth.’ and interment made in W inter mittee. Co-operation of tho U.j- eauso of tho strict boycott again: I would not insist that tarinnn was urged hy Dr. Karr as • fne»?k"'. « u.mI The complete engine and boiler Park Cemetery. that “advertising pays" would I!> <- much j being one of the requisites for the them. Jdycrtl,lnB k C fflJ S r f l S f a u i ' S !i»i ft wuc rurcioiy a .num' "mu . un un c‘l'dvalent equivalent internal Interim comsuccess of thg camoaign in this ilhj,t'-"*^°rC' b*y in U n.um* 11*101.1 tlie sense of salt ns suving God’s SWAMPSGOTT, Mass.. July 21. ed against nn extended fight to 3 P r e s e n t a t A n n u a l city. u il \ i.t,1 0,l!t by *,r ' K,,rr* bu),tio' 1 engine, and would ia all P a lm e r R ecom m ends dng that — Plunging into his first real con­ revise the senate rules at the next • R.la a certainty that i probability be more suitable and people." He further stressed the fact that "But when you rend that Jonah O l d M a n ’s F l u b M e e t sideration of the adminisrnt urn's session, lest it impede the passage 'IKh a !,v Advertising medium (even superior for use in a.'rplnnes a chamber o f commorco is the only ( t e j e c t i n g F o r d ’s O f f e r (furd swallowed the whale—or thnt the legislative program for next ses­ of important legislation. an be made to develop in- a id motor tars. civic organization which works to whale swallowed Jonah—excuse 3"c of Florida's largest and STILLWATER, Minn., July 21. increase tho good will of nn vntire Good prices and good crops are WASHINGTON. July 21. -Ac­ Another scientist, Sir John C ot- me please—how do you litcrully sion, President Coolidgo Monday * influential cities. received an encouraging report making for sntisfnrton among th * —Thirty vacant chairs draped in community. For this reason hs ceptance of the Henry Ford bid man, said he looked unon oil as i interpret th a t? " ‘ twee Things Essential from Senator Curtis of Kansas, tlio farmers generally .the Kunsa* sen- Hack und one* that was not, g reet­ asked that tho Rotary Club assist of 51,700.000 for the 200 shipping Phase which was passing. What (Continued on Page Three) Repuhiiean leader on the pi pvet ntor, who has just visited in the ed three of the four surviving in every way possible In . V ,r? U,I° to l-r - K arr's mi­ oil was doing today coal would do he board vessels, set aside for scrap­ ll,’ , • *}■ McFarland, manager (gain Middle West, reported. Hu tsTiov- members of the laist Man’s Club, "greater Sanford" movement. for n heavy tax cut. ping lias been recommended to ths* tomorrow, although oil i„,"••"bership campaign being A reduction of some $'t(lh,000,- ed, however, legislation to aid the when they met here today for the A short talk was also made hy Shipping Hoard by President Pal­ Karr Will opeuK would go into certain channels of "* here und vicc-oresideut system forty-first unnunl banquet of its Mr. Slater of New YoVk, intro­ mer of the fleet corporation. 000 is in |irospect on the basis of co-onerativu marketing use whieh coal would never again . V '•'•'crican City Bureau, de- be Local Kin an ia ns trccmiry reports he has Just gone should lie onnetrd. organization. duced by D. 1^ Thrasher of this able to regain. that there nru three cssun- , ,___ . During the day the president alover. Senator (turtis told the ex­ The Last Man’s Club was form- city. Secretary R. W. Peurman, M a rk e ts *n i f i t? 1 " f • suceessful earn- » » ^ ” I Dr. Alexander, educational dir­ ecutive. He emphasized, however, ko received Senator Hale, Republic- c l in 188-1 by 31 members of B Jr., of tho local Chamber of Com of the First Minnesota morce, wuc also a visitor. ; CHICAGO. July 21.—Wh« : S ';*lur(c; ■» i wbkh! More Soap Less Paint ector of the American City bur- that should the program for reor­ nn, Maine, chairman of the naval Company vn i•f' iM Hl ganization of tho government d"- Committee, who has just returned Volunteer Infantry of Civil War Members present were: George September 162 to 1.53',; {tecs ill, will ho tho speaker at th.* .J " 8* loniplrte results.1' They I s N e \ V B e a i l t y U e d p e rc ulm Kiwunis club meeting to­ pnrtrnent be enacted a cut of a half from trip of inspection of tiie I'u A bottle of wine wus purchased Babcock, George \V. Rrockhahn, her 1.52lx to 1.51; Corn Septe 11- * 4 "' 1L,r cific coast naval defenses. Sen­ und it was decided that tho last H. C. DuBosc, Ur. A. \V. Epps. V. for 1.05*1* to 1 .0 o \; Oats, 4 * y ' A morrow noon at thu Seminole safe billion dollar: seems possible. It .*ryJbody n,U9t «lo a certain CHICAGO, Ju ly 21.—More soap Dr. Kurr belongs to Kiw.mi in [ presented no specific plan for tux ator Hale again urgeil that a david survivor would drink a to ait to his J. Gonzalez. M. C. Hsddock. W. M. to 45. ' base be estabBsh'.'ii on the f’aeifie departed comrades. The bottle is Haynes, William J. Hardy, <’. E. [ f"r‘bL .^ S !,,,‘‘i8n- , T1,erii i» a and leiM paint is a new beauty re- Chicago, and because of this In- reduction. everybody und A 'U 1 BURNED TO DEATH I tlf"r ) done .................... .. every p a r t ! coint. "Keep your neck clean n-ul ral Kiwaniaus are to have one of .Senator Curtis, who came v*rt >curst and _ suggcsti d that the gov- hiought out from its safety de­ Henry, R. J. IIollv, K. r . Hou»DALLAS, Texas, July 81.—F, Work of 7hc campaign bcin i yoUr.hair «-,om U d" is instruction of tho most enthusiastic dub m ost-1today as the house guest of th.* ornment go through with its jirri posit vuult hero on July 21 cuch holder, W. C. Hutchinson. George men were burned to d^ath and 1 [beauty experts ntetnding the an- ings in years. j president, also gave encourag *- posed improvement in Pearl Har year. W. Knight, Frank R. MacNeill, W. It' *'* M si-cording to the The fourth survivor, E. Milgraff S. Parker, Dr. S. Pulston. S. O. others suffered injuries in a f Dr. Kurr wil! address the Jun- ing reports on the farm outlook, bor for Huwali. i m the P^r8on# P e rso ^ tinvoht*d.C‘‘* rrfr "f^ lbc involvec. of St. Cloud, Fla., is unable to be inhhoDer. W. W. C. Smith, II. 1L ihirh destroy. It vyns a busy day for the meticians Society. BohlM*d hair will lor Chamber of Commerce Thurs- He confirmed Mr. Coolidgo s view In ‘^ ro,,0"*tJon mu*t bo sold to he an popular for another year ns dny noon anil the Chamber o f « th at no special tension of con­ utive. ' Throughout the morning present because of infimities of Stevens, Dr. R. E. Stevens, D. | J rooming house I' uniinued on i ’ugc ’i'hrct*) it has been. I gross is necessary now. He dec la r- ami afternoon he received callers. I old nge. morning. Th rash er and <\. K. Yu well. Commcrcc Friday noon. COUPON LOAN OF FRANCE EAGERLY GREETED MONDAY F Dr. Karr Addresses Members of Rotary Club on ‘Good Will’ Airplanes Will Use Steam As Power, Is President Receives An Encouraging Report On Proposed Rig Tax Cut m �THE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY, JULY 20. 192 EIGHT —■« ■« « • •* •. - **f • . —r/'V !, , 1.' ■»y*-w *™^*®*^ ‘i- - *»- V ' • T(k-t (Vi«(r h Imiho Chrb-tlnn name i.i unknown: r e e l, in e ir J™ ’" l ■ k im k > a.' >•>» " I t . Itelx-cca and look- K ^ .v in ; sUraurl Chapman. bU .wHe. Knlil*h»riman. ^whmw rneaa ll row w _ Chrl.rlnn k|>ft W ifi Kmlly Augusta Tu.-ker: J. in d u stria l, \v.»flnnl Tiickrr. hh« w ife, Kmlly nml tiul.li.A n iiu ta T Tin ker: Jojopll and p u b lic , AuKlwttt Kmlfy W offoril thl» I in 1 1i*i 1 l 1 H h• I» •»» .•i........... t . n i c f MILITARY TRAINING CAMPS AS SFEN BY GEN. JOHN J. PERSHING Bjr General Jnhn J. Pershing during the summer camps. Tho Reserve Officers’ Ttnining The time la not far off when the Corps and the Citizens’ Military majority of the present officers T raining Camps are Atrirican in­ of the Organized Reserves, those stitutions. They are not it p an of the army of the United Kiaicj. Those in attendance nrc under no m ilitary obligation of sendee tut •T.1 Upon accepted applicants .’10 days’ leave nr* members uf the Regular Army. •nunc men «* al.r nro, generally a t full pay. Reuirvcs. Ncvcrtholesa, they are so institu* Not only are these camps of most im portant from a defence i rcaponai- {treat benefit to the young men and dtixenahip standpoint. They • Organiz- " r ,,ur nation, they are also or doare our future protectors. »iut where f 'd*d ,H’nc*fit to the Army of th«, In a way the Reserve Officers’ dll be re- United States. Approximately Training Corps serves the same st be built 3®° Reserve officers will be used purpose for the Organized Re­ next gen- nt Uie campi this summer as iuserver th a t West Point does for ahs rni niif structors. Tho C. M. T. Camps the Regular Army. Mot cover, it closely parallel mobilization and aiao furnishes the Regular Army the Intel- I-’*™' ,,ur "ffieers practiral instrucami National Guard with valuuidc cr-buiidinif tion handling raw levies, iiulenders. The Citizens’ Military tio;i given at C. M. T. Camps are looked Training Camps arc tnc American i'. C. units, upon ns the best training that rubstitute for universal training. have simk- *hc younger Reserve officers can They are the natural product of i,na| value, he given. Regular officers are nur experience In the war, as this give schij being skilled as never before in la the method used to train young rh<> attend i producing expertness In volume men to become officers. The growth in military value 7 * » s ' i f" ; ; ' i , K 2 Z S S - * . c . m . x. c . of the Reserve Officers’ Training funds. In project is the most popular in­ Corps is indicated by the fnci tjip.t I tie it (J ' stitution under the direction of 16.1 of its graduates accepted allege and lhc Army. I look forward to the commission:! as 2nd heulvnanis in ing receiv-: lin,Q when public opinion in the the Officets' Reserve Corps in the effici-1United States will be moulded by 11/20. In 102-1, 3,337 accrpied sim­ , so m uch' the young men who have attendilar commissions, while 710 grad­ citizenship I c i these camps. I look forward: uates, too young io be commission­ c courses' to this not far distant future ed, were given certificates of elig­ ur country with confidence. I feel grateful . ibility. During r.ie past two years, M14 graduates of the four ona-month courses given at the Citizens' Military Training enmpa accepted commission! us 2nd lieu­ tenants in the Officers’ Rvorvo Persia Proposes To Corps, or were given certificates Monopolize on Sugar of eligibility. These numbers will I»b oxer t iled this sui .uirr. Roth the Reserve Officers’ Training RAGDAD, July 16—Decision of Corps nnd the Citizens’ Military the Persian government to put Training carnpn ul*o pm m lsj to tliioiigii u bill to empower it to make large contriliutiona in Ihe take over the import and sale of future Io the Knlltted ilcierve tea and sugar in Persia as a state • through t'.iorr young men monoply bus aroused considerahle who, for one rroxtn er another, feeling in commercial circles here. u.-c unable to com plf p r.'l thr Tho seriousness of tho nutter courses ttfiprlircd for an i.'ffiter from tha local point of view may commission. k>j g ingid from tiic fact th.it, n •Tho Res-rva Offlir-.V Training very large proiHutlon of the ennCorps f’nm pi o p rn -l th-> mfddl sbfcrablc re-export trails from thi:. of June, immedia t dy followimr counti y to Persia consists of Un th r cloji'* of thr c(!ft~aUonil y^nr, nnd • jgni. The buying arrnng* and will end tho |n-t of July. merit in fjuronc, ami Inilin huvi Ineae canip:i aro the luigesl until now remained in the hand r-"-— r— =: — 1■■ • 1 any an<l a ll «.t n »m -s are unki right. t tilo .-r I r«urty ,mrl li.n -iim l.o t' It In htO 'liy o **n«*h iif yj-ti I... nur »uiil« l cMrrull Hatifa .tri I IV Ilf Ant* in and fur Remlnnlr Count r. I r h . T1>** r.J. N‘*rlhw,.M •;»«« qiiariJr’^ *llmr|»r n\*TM ba'aiiitM * awaueer, abiw ti’ni and uf Ci.unsvl far th e Coni- ..fla tn a p t, . . "bll* S') }t„u,1N as? ^ sS Q Hon |« t ** % . V*unr> h *4 ofhereby U each )ou’t."M, day of Autn.l? *» c W a la .^ M it«r # r«irth.-r , £ «■;;:! IkiMIkIi. .| ,,rr*| n ./M VS I.X T i lK c i n r i IT COBHT. » I!J KNTII J l’l l l f l A l l « HMJ *T IN A VII p u ll T ilt: C O B fT I or '•k i i i n o i .K.. “ T t T i : .111 A. IN I’HA.TCIJII* aiT T IN tl. V . At. Al< II11*IH j . i:. n K N T i.K v V 'm :o to B u m i - I’ll \ l' i . ANNIK I. J lllllA h U M. r rmnn a C a i k i .a h k ^ m iii. UBT U N tU l. II. A. M3KKNNBY. nml •■in'Ii nml every ontj o f tluun if llvlnif. nml If dean, all |»*r»i>lii rlnlnilni; InltreM ttiidwr J. J~ lic n tliv . d.cennril. UeorKi; I* Mich.i. l. r tr e e w d . Annie Allclincl. deccn«nl, Al H.l!i nn.dfc, i- ,i |. AIin I'll.i lim n. tl'Commil. AilKMMt M m ;y 'S te w f»ltl Clrcnli '•>». t h i s ' M ' S . t’lerk .,r’,h‘ «Si rtv a Mil SKI.V. SS*dl«lti, ‘"ft V',,V!,':.Vl's . I . . . 1I • I. II. A. McKean.*? ilrccimcd. n-« heir*, llcvleve*. Krnntnr oilier claim ant* tim l.r llin n or any of them, Jim . J. R MI AM. tfaa t Lg illn*1 if 5 *v7 of Ragilnd middlemen, Per: ian rner chants not ns a tule buying f a ­ ther afield than thi". city. I re nnnHy the Pcr.iinn <• ivcrnnient inI i iuLi to make It i own arrange me'it.i in Ktiropc ami to c it out tin Itagd.v! r.iidillcm iu alt'—cth '. ’ .........1. :|,e \ r 1 ' r frrnhnmo y (lnn:.l. Tim War Depa urinhle t'> areomotfate a! I'ly for llm optional training. 'i 1o total enrol Irei nl in the R. O. T. p, vAAii i , ,u n it; in ::j .) educational institutions Army office r* nrc detailedRegular a. in­ Rtriictnrs, ilia enrollment is dlvldoil nceiirding f to Inst.union*, as follows: universities colleges, 70,743. military college^, fi.C07; military sclimih; 7>hjH; ,liKh schools, .3*1^00 other InstitutioriK 1,221. '• Cunds:-permit giving sumrner rrainp Iratnln^ t»> only tho*c jrt r-cnior ■r «r .college units, Init ninny from high • ~ I Sfliools attend the 0. Al. T. Gamps. Enrollment in tho ft. aasists many |H>c>r |,„y.H desinius j.f ris-eiving college edudn v 'in !'ny W‘ nr thHr the r ? : r,00'''" ” s vvt'" '*•'* on aiihsUili! f c i ’* Commutation of aubslatencr of $93.00 per ye„r is allowed to thtma m tho ndvnn-cd eo ° f the ," 1allowed seruo* collitr*lM go years and^ mior "is for l*»y, travel nnd subsistence jii il >f the young men who attend. Il l:, i.i brought ulioit through l!u Gha-mn-lung-mo, m ini n g "the I'ri.nite . ervici to their country,' plan* where it is so high that ( -on thi daily routine Including re- a ! ml goes blind when In gM i \:ct l i authority, and ] to til­ there," is the Tibetan name tor M . ling, toe liouily les.'ionu in COM#)*- Kvrrest, tint highest mountain in • ration, and the courses cilr.cn the world. h.p which are comluzl'.ii al the in T ilt: r u n • 11 l i o n i »». i . . f: cam pa. -i:v i v m i .11 m i i \i. iiiii r 11 ••r I 'l.u iirn v . in \ n ii im i Thn Congress i.i favorably dis­ s i l l l N l l l . t : < III NT » . IN I II i v poned towards the C. M. T. Camp, • i:n v. can be seen by the following m r it\ i . .»!. Hcr U jitid I*. II tlcriir.;;.i, ron»|*l.i IlmiU.t mint load'* by C'ongrt-Lilian An­ thony on the floor of the Ilouse Jnyt |»h M. Ar r « * « l cl al of Representatives last year: ( ’ITA.TIdN "I saw one of the civilian camps T h Jnxi'[ili M. A r n 'l»»nila. Iiin If•• and I will say to tho Mouse that ———•— Arrnl'iml.i. ivIkmm* I'liiHlIitii I am thoroughly convinced that ii'Iflie Im iivitivi••wn. JtiNi |»I| I'lmt’.an liivi wife. Jtv lirri’a KIim’Ujiii; S.himm I the mono} we are spending under C.'lmpman. ill wl(< < ii.nithi i head til ings buck nearer 100 niiiii, wlioiwi i*ltrl'fIiiii him** I•» miper cent return than any other kiinwn: .1. W. T ugUit, IiIm w If••. I'Imi IIv A iiciimI ii T ip k» r: .1 Wiiffunl money in the bill. F saw nearly Turkvr. I»ln wlfp. IJmlly A iikiihi;i 2,000 raw boys, most of T uck* r: .loH4*ph Wnffnnl Turk* r. hi t Aiiuunia Tiit’ki’f; coming from the hills of Arkansas, Sa aifv,hi ii Utility i a n Truuti’«t; Missouri, and the plains of Kan­ I \\ T •*iiIr k(*•*hr ,i. p hAl tarn• v In for Sailin' I I'tiapniaii. Ti n •(• «*. sas, who, when they arrived lit J. M mwjih I Tiurkor. TrimU’iv ; Auuutcamp were typiral green nml un- j l a I h.i I m li t N't n i p , Mm . A. I. N«*avv . fledged youngsters of about 18 i Im r Imnliiiiiil i)MrK> |l«».varil N iivn. years of age, but absolutely us | Viitriihla I. Nf.ivp, l»i*r lni*i|»niii|. G pp ii *,• i•«' . .11.•i • »• 1 •i,,i nvi-n i unitiililnry a lot of youngsters as Hdl'l p’triif’N. If 14vInu« mill If ‘’iilirr I ever saw. Rut within a wool: any o r all pf m,i M i m i i Ipm i|nad. purlhv llllllllll 2 lllta*ri'l«lN or ten days you never saw a finer iiinml •*nil r tin? f'iMi»u lim il« «*raMi*i| •I•*aggregation of young American fmMliiiiH . J i n | . n M. A r r o manhood in yo»r life. They walk- •loiiilii. Iila H i l o * — Arr«‘Uim*lu, them . ................................................... .............................. .. s a a H iriiiiz ia s x is iR Z M S One of Miam' Sho.ci /Vc In this land of suli-lropic beauty, o f incompar­ able climate, and of marvelous opportunity supported by the matchless attractions of liiscay no Day, the common verdict is—“It is al jr< H i d ! ” Monday and Tuesday Ju ly 2 9 an d 2 1 i8X," ’ * * “The Black Cyclone The Most Remarkable IMioto-lMay Ever Filmed ,!ul even here, in this wonderful Greater Miami Idistrict, all propel ties do not present equal pportunilies. The unerring m easuring rod of location, natural beauty and type of develop­ ment will indicate to you, if you will let it, where o>ur investment will count for the most. And it s for those who arc “seeking the best” that Mi AMI St K)RES is being prepared. In its relationship to the present city of Miami, to the main highways, to liiscayne Bay and Miami Ho mei Beach, Miami Shores’ location is recognized a: unequalled. The developers o f Miami Shores have under stood that those who a ie “s eeking the best’ I would w ant the fin est of improvements and a I completely-zoned city with its residential, hotel J and business districts properly restricted. Ar.d J in their endeavor to provide “the best” at Miami I Shores the developers have selected the type I of architecture and development of the Old I World Mediterranean that would be the most! beautiful and the most fittin g to a project with I 10 miles of w aterfront* properties. And so Miami Shores is offered particularly I for those who are “seeking* the best”—best ini location, best in point of natural beauty, best I in type of developm ent—and it) follows as nat*| orally as day succeeds night, that such prop' IT WILL TUG YOUK IIKAUT STIUNGS YOU’LL III-: TUUILLE1) TO THE UTMOST See the Fight! ami “The Killer” Ihittlc Io the hitler end fur love of See "Hex” Vanquish the Wolves of Nighl. L e n u r g u e s t on a f r e e in ­ spectio n Shores. D O N T MISS THIS 0 N E -A N D BE SURE THE KIDDIES SEE IT Matinee Daily— ) o’clock. Night Shows— 7:00 I*. M.—9:00 I* M toda y. trip to M iam i .Make r e s e r v a t i o n s America’s Mediterranean Britt-Chittenden Realty Co. 210 E. First St., Sanfoi �-UE OF SUMMER CAMPS AS SEEN BY GENERAL PERSHING : By General John J . Pershing gnthered this summer from ever) fvl As a nation we arc fortunate to stntc in the Union. There will Save abundant natural resources; be young men from the slums of Jplendid industrial organisations, the large cities; there will be progressive commercial and finan* young men from the homes of our cial institutions. These are price­ most wealthy nod most prominent citizens. The sons of the Presi­ less national Befcnae assets. , But our g reatest asset is not dent of the United States will be otir material resources. It is the on the same plane, nt this com­ American himself. Our greatest ing summer’s camp, as the son of potential asset is not to tic found of n recent emigrant to our rira d e r the ground nor in new in- shores. Young men from fnrms vmtions. It is the youth of our will mingle with young men from These f-u&untry, the boys of today who the industrial centers. Kirill be the American men of to- camps have a • great leveling in­ fluence and give the young men | morrow. I For years, we have had our Do- attending a splendid opportunity *. partm ent of Commerce which has to understand the viewpoint of so successfully fostered the for­ others who have entirely differThat is eign and domestic commerce of er.t outlooks in life. the nation. We hare had <>ur d e ­ I Amciicanicm in practice. 'lhe Improved attitude and the partm ent of Agriculture which hns assisted the farm er in making his improved physical condition of the fields more productive nnr his cat- young men attending these camps ■ tks of better stock. As a result of produce better citizens and pre­ departments, pare a reservoir of young inciii far these and other great strides have been made in more competent for call or selec­ tion in cr.se of emergency. dor material resources. But what of our people? The the health statistics that were World War revealed a startling given out by the officers in charge decline in their physical strength. of the t itlzcn.t' Military Training One young man in four had to camps last fall are most rem ark­ be turned down for a physical dis­ able. In the Oth Corps Aren, 2,ability of some kind. Every other 628 students from the States of man was unfit for battle service. California, Washington, Oregon, Ono in four could not rend o r , Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Utah and write. Few knew much ab o u t1Wyoming were gathered a t five American ideals or principles. We different camps, 'i he young men had been assuming thnt our peo­ were given a careful physical ex­ ple were hcnlth> and that they amination when their month’s were American. Not until the N’u- training started nnd when it fin­ . ticnal Defense Act of 1920 has onr ished. It was found that these national government had a depart­ 2.8158 young men gained over threu ment devoting ita attention to the tons in weight, or to be exact, development of our youth. Of 2 ’» pounds each. One ef the hoys eoursc, for generations, the Army gained during this short month 18 and Navy had been training m in pounds in weight. , ' who enlisted in these branches of The nveragu gain in chest ex­ ' > national defense, but these have pansion of all these young men a t­ {Mlft Ej always been small in numbers, to- tending camp in the 9th Corps ,i, " tailing lc?s in size than a medium Area was .41 inches. The average sized American city. No depart­ gain in height wa s .27 inches. ment is bolter qualified for this It is most natural that the work than the Wnr Department, parents of these young men who Sj for it is strictly non-partisan ami have been fortunate enough to a t­ purely American in character. tend camp should be enthusiastic Our oummor camps are grent about tho splendid results obtain­ schoolit in citizenship, where ed at the camp, It is most natu­ contscs of instruction are given ral that each year there should bo on III? "Meaning of Liberty," more and more applications to a t ­ ‘'Con*tltutior.nl Government,” are tend the C. M. T. Camps. The not ns far-reaching ns the practi­ time is not fur distant when, in­ cal lessons tn a t are tnurht by the stead of training 115,000 young men experiences gained in actual camp we will bet ruining 100,000 each year. I life. fe . In thcic camps the young AmorThe rerun! of (he World War M H H lean learn* by actual practice the r turned that the health of the nieanbig of service to country, young men of our nation was not tvj f- l .icip’ine, co operation, res- n.» good a* we expected. Out of pect for the rights of others, the every four young men drafted, . ini porta nro of law and order, the one had to he turned down fur value of leadership and teamwork, disability of some kind. This se ­ •|, *■ and what is constructive as op* rious situation must be corrected. ** ’ posed to negative citizenship. They The most practical way of accom­ fed the thrill of being an Antcri* plishing this is through the ex­ can ami understand the sacrifices 'ten d o n of the C. M. T. Camp idea, thnt have lie n made nnd nfe !«•- I At the pre ent time, many of the ing made by others tlmt they um ylyoung men who apply are unablu bo Americans. They realize how to qualify physically. In these fortunate they arc to bo Ameri­ cares, tactful letters are written cans and the duties they owe for by the officers in charge to tho the rights tluit are tleiirs. Tho parents of the young men, stating regular, National Guardsmen, Re­ tho cause for their son’s rejection [)|i{ \ servists us well tut tho boys oi nnd suggesting that the family 5 the R. O. T. C. and C. M. T. C physician be con lUltqd • th at the are taught anil inspired" by stick defects may bo corrected, and so Jwsons nnd surroundings. „ th a tApr ji'ung-uum might ho phy4 /C o u m ‘a are given at our Hum­ *i*fcHy’ilHprovbtf*n> rfhch ifn ekfdht mer camps in hygiene, tho pre­ Hint he could attend the camp next vention of diseases, and physical year. health. But these to my mind nro Tliu officers and on listed men of not ns important as the practical the Regular Army, National Guard lemon that is learned from actual­ nnd tig' Reserves, who conduct ly living clean, orderly, active these training camps are perform­ Uvea nnd eating proper fond. The ing a great national service. T iny remembrance id Jm t will stay have become skilled and profici­ with them. Great physicians m e ent instructors in this far-reaching now saying thnt the military train­ task. There is no governmental ing given during the World W ar service r.n important and lasting has actually saved many more as the mental, moral an dphyaical American lives tlum were lost up­ welfare of our future citizens. on lilt, battlefield. This is tm* It is ton early to measure the doubtedly true. There nro no but­ benefits to our country of the tle deaths a t a summer camp, but summer camp.-. It is doubtful if on the contrary, vigor is given to their full value can ever ho ad­ life. equately estimated. But we do There is no better illustration know th at a result of them, Amer­ of the citizenship and health-pro- icans are going to he hotter eiLditfliu bene Iita of our millUiry irons, and thnt the America of training system than the ti/.tenV next generation 1* going to he a Military Training Camps. Thirty- b itte r country than the America J i ‘’ fl fi’.o thousand young men will he of our generation. rw m \ MSS51 * She’s “Standing Fawn” Now T O A t t, STR1 Bryan Senior and Prosecution of Scopes / • 4 ( OWNING PROPERTY ON TW ELfTH Engineering & per cent ~ D AVENUE W E8T TO PARK AVB- »•»** l.»r TOTAL COST .— ............. ............. NUB. Notice Is hereby given th a t the contraction of the Asphalt pave­ To bo borne entirely by adjacent property ment on Twelfth S treet from Sanford'A venue W cst to Park Avenue Number of feet fronttage .... — has been completed, and the completed work has Men finally ac­ Assessment per foot frontage.... FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engine,, cepted by the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. Name Description Feet Front. Fln»| The following is the Final Estim ate of the cost of paving Twelfth Chapman ft Tucker’s Addition, Sanford Street from Sanford Avenue W est to Park Avenue a width of 2-1 feet Frank Evans, Lot 7 Block B ----- .....— ;---------- :..U8 with sheet asphalt on a 0" rock base. 590 cu. yds. grading @ 4 0 c --------- ------- ---------------------------- 236.00 Victor A Belle Check, W est 97 ft. of Lot 1, Block 6 ...... .................... 97 I486 lin. ft. conrcte curb & g u tte r <g> 76c ...... ............. .............. 1129.36 226 lin. ft. flush curb @ 35c ................................................. ..... 79.10 Mamie Mitchell, 21 ft. E ft W. by 45 ft. N. ft S. in NE. Cor.’of ________ 1387.20 1734 *q. yds. 6” rock base @ 80c____ ______ Lot 1, Blcok 0 ......... 1768.08 1731 sq. yds.'2 ” sheet asphalt top @ 1.02 -------................. 407.70 Istah F. Frazier, Lot 1 Block 7 1359 sq. ft. concrete alley returns a t 30c..._......... 1488 lin. ft. 3” drain tile @ 100.00 per M. ......... ....... .......... 118.80 F. L. Wodruff, Lot 5 Block 8 Laboratory inspection of m aterials ..................... ................. 64.45 IF. L. Woodruff, Lot 0, Block 8 Legal expense, advertising, etc., 2 per cent ...... ................. 104.43 F. L. Woodruff, Lot 7, Block 8 ~ Engineering 5 per cent ............................................. The above and foregoing final assessments arc payable ** ................. 201.00 Interest up to August 1st, 1925 and from and a fter such d»t( TOTAL COST ........................... .............5.586.78 special assessments will be payable only in ten cquni annual j ments with in terest at 8 per cent per annum on all deferred paTo be borne entirely by adjacent property, W ltness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of the City <» Number of feet frontage ............................. 1104 Assessment per foot frontngc.............. ... ....... ....... - ........—_______ __ *3.979* ford, Florida, this 23rd day of June A. D. 1925. (Seal) L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. Publish Juno 23rd, 30th, July 7th, 14th, 21st, 1925. Name Description Feet Front. Final Assess. Here are two members of the Brynn family who are fighting to uphold Tennessee’s lnw thnt bars the teaching of evolution. A t the left is William Jennings Bryan himself, nnd beside him is nis son, William Jennings Ilrynn Jr., a Los Angeles lawyer, who hurried to Dayton to aid his father in prosecution of John T. Scopes. Bankers And Investment Brokers To Convene In St. Petersburg On Dec. 7 ST. PETERSBURG, July 21.— Inml, Tampa and thence to St. PetRepresentative bankers und in­ ersburg over Gandy Bridge, the vestment brokers from throughout longest automobile toll bridge in the United Slates will convene in the world. The convention committee is com­ this city on December 7 for the annual convention of the Associat­ posed of James N- Wright, Orlan­ ion of Investment Bankers of Am­ do; Trowbridge Callaway, New erica, The convention will con­ York; J. Clark Moore, Jr., Phila­ delphia; Helton Hite, St. Louis; tinue through December 11. One of the largest delegations James Wilson, Louisville; Frank ever gathered by the association is Gordon, Chicago nnd Frederick Fen­ expected and reservations have al­ ton, Chicago. Mr. Fenton is sec­ ready been made for two entire ho­ retary of the Association. tels and floors are being reserved EXPECT WHEAT SURPLUS In others. Some of tho foremost speakers in the count)y, will be on the prn-j BUCHAREST, July 21.—A tiegram in addition to the nunier- crense of 8,000,000 acres of grainous financial authorities who arc sown land in Rumania in the pre­ members of the association. sent year is shown by government Committees have been appointed nnd tentative arrangements have statistics recently issued. Despite been made for the transportation of the decreased sowing, the crop the delegates and for their enter­ conditions are reported ns excel­ lent, the weather throughout May tainment. Two special trains, one from Chi­ having been exceptionally favor­ cago and one from New York will able. Agricultural experts are pre­ bring the ileidgales to Winter Park where tiny will be met on Decem­ dicting thnt the 1925 wheat crop ber (I by a welcoming committee. will leave » large export aide sur­ They will then cross the state in plus. motor cars stopping nt Orlando, Don’t ever look for sportsm an­ Davenport, Unities City, Mountain Lakes, where luncheon will lie ship or open and aboveboard denlYou served at the Mountain Lake Club, Inga in tho boxing game. Like Alfred, W inter Haven, Lake-‘won’t find them. TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON EVANS STREET FROM PARK AVENUE WEST TO ELM AVENUE. Notice is hereby given thnt tho construction of the asphalt pave­ ment on Evans Street from Park Avenue West to Elm Avenue has been completed, x.iul the completed work has been finally accepted by tiie City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. The following is the final estimate for paving Evans S treet 24 feet in width with sheet a ; halt from Park Avenue West to Elm Avenue. 3235 cu. yds. grading (fit 40c -.............................................. 1,291.00 1886 Bn. ft. curb & gutter @ 76c .................................................. 1,133.36 86 lin. ft. single curb headers (S) 35c .......... 30.10 239.3 sq. yds, macadam foundation (0 in. thick) @ 80c ........ 1,914.40 2.37'4 sq. yds. 2 in. asphalt top at 1.02 ........................................... 2,426.58 2.3.7 sq. ft. concrete alley return (ft 30c ................................... 69.90 279 sq. ft. concrete sidewalk (ft 20c ..................:.................... . 55.80 332 lin. ft. concrete sewer (ft 2.40 (6-8) .................... ....... 796.80 I munholu 0-8 (@ $05.00 .................................................... 65.00 Extra w o rk .......... ...................................................*................. ........ 46,12 Laboratory inspection of m ate ria ls.............................................. 71.37 Legal expense, advertising, etc. 2 per cent ................................. 162.61 Engineering, & per c e n t ............................. ......, .... ......:............... 406.60 E. R. T rafford’s Map, Sanford TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY O N ^ B. M. Richnrdson, Lot 5 Blk. 13 Tr. 1 ................... 117 465.50 AVENUE IN PLAT OF CONNELLY PARK. 465.56 11. A. McCalley, Lot 10 Blk. 13 Tr. 1.. .................... 117 Notice is hereby given that the construction of the surface tn J. C. Higgins, Heirs, Lot 5 Blk. 13 Tr. 2 ............... 117 465.56 1 pavement on Park Avenue from Franklin S treet south to r,r%j Frank Talbott, Lot 10 Blk. 13, Tr. 2, -------------- 117 465.56! tho lot line between Lots 19 and 20 in the P la t' of Connelly p,L Elsa H. Knight, Lot 5 Blk. 13 Tr. 3, ................... 117 465.56 been completed, nnd the completed work has been finally accrpa B. E. Squires, Lot 10 Blk. 13, Tr. 3 ................... 117 465.56 th City Commission of the City of Snnford, Florida. 1 405.5f Hazel Mcrcwethcr, Lot 1, Block 14, Ti . 1............... 117 The following is the final estimate of the cost of paij, | J. N. Gillon, Ix>t 6, Blk. 14, Tr. 1 ..... ................... 117 465.56 Avenue from Franklin Street south to opposite tho Lot liiyj^ Orin H. Stcnstrom, Lot 1, Blk. 14, Tr. 2........ ...... „ , i n 465.56 Lota 19 and 20 in the Pint of Connelly P ark; 24 feet In W. W. Potter, Lot 6, Blk. 14, Tr. 2 . ........ ......... 117 405.50 a 5” rock bnse surface treated. Blanche Tnknch, Lot 1, Blk. 14 Tr. ................... 117 465.56 881 cu. yds, grading at 40c.................................. - .............. VH*| W, A. Brown, Lot 6 Blk. 14, Tr. 3„. 405.56 800 sta. yds, overhaul at lc ...................... . The nbovo and foregoing final assessments are paynble without 745 lin, ft. curb and gutter nt 76c............. interest up to August 1st, 1925, nnd from nnd a fte r such ilntc salt’ 854 sq. yds, rock base a t 76c ....................... special assessments will be paynble only in ten equnl annual install­ 783 sq. yds, surface treatment! a t 30c ments with interest a t 8 per cent per annum on all deferred pay­ 53 sq. yds. sheet asphalt at $1.02....................................... ....... . Laboratory inspection of m aterials..................................... ments. Legal expense, advertising, etc, 2 per cent............. .......... Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of the City of SnnEngineering 5 per cent............... ............ .............................. fonl, Florida, this 23rd day of June A. D. 1925. (Seal) L. R. Philips, City Clerk. Total Cost.......................................... ........................... .......... fyq Publish Juno 23rd, 30th, July 7th, 14th, ft 21st, 1925. To be borne entirely by adjacent property owners. Number of feet frontngc................. ;............. 704.8 ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON FOURTH Assessment per foot frontage..................... $2.8386 STREET FROM SANFORD AVENUE EAST TO CYPRESS FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. 9 AVENUE. Name Description Feet Frontngc Notice is hereby given that the construction of the asphalt pave­ A. P. C onnelly........................... Lot 17 80.55 ment on Fourth S treet from Sanford Avenue E ast to Cypress Ave­ A. P. Connelly ........................... Lot 18 76.25 59 nue has been completed, and the completed work has been finally ac­ L. II. Connelly .........................Lot 19 Sherman Moore .......................Lot 20 59 cepted by the City Commission of the City of Sanford, I’loridn. 59 The following is the final estim ate of the cost of paving Fourth Ft. Mellon Development Co. Lot 21 •n Street from Sanford Avenue E ast to Cypress Avenue, a width of Ft. Mellon Development Co....Lot 22 Ft. Mellon Development Co„...Lot 33 75 24 feet with sheet asphalt on a rock foundation. 75 466 cu. yds. grading @ 40c ........ ..... ..... ........................................... 186.40 Ft. Mellon Development Co....Lot 34 59 587 lin. ft. curb ft g u tte r @ 76c ............. - ................................... 446.12 Ft. Mellon Development Co.....Lot 35 59 101 lin. ft. single curb headers @ 35c ...... ............. ....................... 35.35 Ft. Mellon Development Co....Lot 36 59 49 lin. ft. granite curb (reset) @ 15c ............................. ;........ 7.35 Ft. Mellon Development Co....Lot 37 •)9 Ft. Mdlon Development Co....Lot 38 661 sq. yds. macadam foundation (6" thick) @ 80c ............... 514.80 The above and foregoing final assessments nro payable withoa 6fil sq. yds. 2” asphalt top a t 1.02.............................................. 694.62 terest up to August 1st, 1925 nnd from nnd a fte r such date said 139 sq. yds. brick pave (edge) @ 44c ............. „..................... 01.16 d n l assessments will be payable only in 15 equal annual install 312 sq. ft. concrcto nlley return @ 30c ............................... . 93.60 with interest at 8 per cent per annum on all deferred payments. 71 sq. ft. conreto sidewalk @ 20c ...... ...................................... 14.20 Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of the City of 3 Extra Work •........ .’..........................'................................................. 32.20 ford, Florida, this 23rd day of June A. I). 1925. laboratory Inspection of M aterials ............................................. 26.44 (Seal) L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. Legal Expense, ndvcrtsiing etc., 2 per c e n t ..... _ ............ ....... 42.81 Publish June 83rd, 30th, July 7th, J4th, and 21st, 1925 u Total c o s t................................................................................. 8,772.67 To Iw borne entirely by adjacent property owners. Number of feet frontage . ......... ..... .... . ..... ............ .................... jgqg Assessment per fool frontage ..................... ... $4.852135 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. Sanford Heights Addition, Sanford Foot Final Name Description Frontage Assessment Mrs. Maude A. Jamison Lot 17 139 630.78 Jessie Slovens Lot 18 00 291.13 '.’u stm u d ru .Schultz & li ru le lien llotishtddcr Lot 19 00 291.13 J. A. Sands A- Wife Lot 20 60 291.13 J. A. Sands A Wife Lot 21 00 1.; Geo. H a rm o n L o t 22 60 281. Ill W. I*. Fields Lot 23 00 291.13 Realty T rust Cu., Lot 21 01) 291.13 Etila Loo Pace Lot 25 00 291.13 Geo. A. DcCotU\i Lot 20 GO 291.13 Gen, A. DcCottoa Lot 27 00 291.13 I Geo. A. Del’ultra Lot 28 00 291.13 ' Geo. A. DuCottea Lot 29 GO 291.13 Geo. A. DeCotte:; Lot 39 53.8 261.01 Geo. A. DeCotte* Lot 31 54.2 202.98 Geo. A. iM 'oltes Lot 3$ 00 291.1.1 1Edna R. Walker Lot 33 60 291.13 Gonuvivo Chittenden U t 31 no 291.13 1’. Bayard Smith Lot 35 60 291.13 1*. Bayard Smith Lot 30 60 291.13 1*. Bayard Smith L it 37 * 60 291.13 I*. Bayard Smith Lot 38 00 291.13 E. M. Carroll L it 39 00 291.13 E. M. Carroll Lot 10 00 291.13 ;R. J. Reel L it 11 00 291.13 J. F. Laing GO Lot 42 891.13 L. P. Ilngan L it 43 60 . 291,13 L. I*. Hagan 130 Lot 44 630.78 « ’"r, 1 *Imi i unnysaiiiunin tiicr VYlWlOUL in* U n i t up to August 1st, 19J5 and from and ufter such date said spec­ ial assessment 1 will be paynble only in ten equal annual installments I, ... ... . ,.- u 1wit 1 interest nt 8 per cent per annum on all deferred payments. the first title nt the Atlantic City / 1 t !' -V '" f ha"‘l ni ( itj’ c *erk UIU* th,J St‘al City of Santen adopted by the Ulackf.mt Indian *‘lon,!n^ r d day of June, A. D„ 1925,' „ * three chiefs of tho trlbe—Curlfy Bear. Snlit 1<ScnD t it m m rp q r i b ri„ ,i, "M .......... ... ....... ........ M w . a r d . 30th. jut,, til . , ,,'h 1 2' " . ' y tk rk - 'i; �V •*v - -Hi } . .iT/3 th i **-■ •* <jf m atter?" • J -l "You testify to that when you. Ret on t hq. stand, I will Rive you a chance. ■o'I “Don't you believe I t ’ " “I would want to hear expert testimony on that." # - * *he *tory of the itlnucii Prim -Page m”8' «.{, «t I " oa 0t!n b?,5cve ? a ^tftral interpreta»n I rend that a bl* 11811 ired Jonnh. It don* not any "Yes air.’- AS,CASE IRUPTLY Shocks Town . Final of Flood. han’t it? Are you sure?" "Where was that flood?" it is my recollection of it "I would not attem pt to fix the fish, und 1 believe it, and date. The date is fixed ns sug­ re in n God who can nrnki gested this morning.” , nnd can make a man and "About 100 B. C.?” ike both do what nt | "That has been the estimate of .1 man that is ncccpted today. 1 r interrogations along the would not say it is accurate." nc followed u n t i l the query lon’t know whether it * « nalry run of fish, or made purpose?" ,, volutioniats Guw<*‘ T„ ,!n_ i 9/» responded the wu Bryan’s Testimony Expunged F r o m Records of Court % \ . ......... .N O T I C E ! N u t l r r la h e r y K r a l » m I k a l I I p | l . p n l » f . t l M S l r I n s i a l w l M r n t a a n i l f a r t f r a d a a t v F # « i» t> . I ' U r t d * . » i l l a * ! • #**4a*k n .n i., I V r l . llrM U r. J . h 23 a it. I M S . f a r tir e p n r p m r a t a r f - p l t a a I h r t u l l i m l M s a m i Ml I k r M a r i l m r m a k i n g t h r I n * I m f a r H r y e a r . A. n , >»»• • I f I1STIX4ATK R g P K X K K S C R N K H A L K t ’N I I S r n iln u tr ('m in t? * •* < ■ F a r I h r I-'I • m il I n r K m l ln i t S r p t r l M b r r M i l , 102(1. S a l a r y o f C l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t .<« C o u n t y A u d i t o r a n d C l e r k I n C o u n t y I 'o m n n x N l o n r r s . 1 . ___ _ 12.100 on P e r D i e m *720.00 a n d M ll.iuiT * Jiff. 20 „ f C o m m l s s l - m e r * 1,011.20 l a y o f S h e r i f f f o r A t t r n d a n e e o n C o u n t y ( ’u m m l a s l o n r r a . I l l on ;,nn do S a l a r l m o f O f f i c e r s a n d K m p l o y e n : J ui I ko o f C o u n t y C o u r t ton (in C otttity P r o s e c u t in g A t t o r n e y .............. ..... ._ ....... ................ ....... fiOlt.Otl A t t o r n e y fu r C o u n t y C o n tm lsslo n i-rs .................................—........ 1... doo.au S upervisor of H e g lstra tlo n ....... .............. ........J . .. . ............. MI0.00 C o u n ty P h y sic ia n .................... .................................. ............ ......... ..... 2,100.00 C o u n ty W elfare W ork I t r p a l r s t o C o u n t y B u i l d i n g s : C o u r t Muusr* ............ . . ... 300.00 200.00 M»T|CH.:.OK. APFI.ICATIOV FOlt TAX( ||) tllKKI* K % I t n i H ItKCTlOX « r *Tm ft«« oOlSXRItAl. STATT TKS IIP TUB ST, STATU «*F FI.OIIIIIA. .ii'.. LlSlf YOUR N o t I r e Is h e r e l i y g i v e n ' t h a t H. II R i i w p u r c h n s o r of. T g x . t e r tt f u - .a t e No. 3 0 1, d a t e r t t h e « t h f l a y o f J u n e . . A l). 1932. h a s f i l e d gattl r e r t l f l e f t t e In m y o f f i c e a m t h g s m n il e a p p H r a - ) tInti f o r t n * d e a d ti» IS«u. l n ’ a c - l r o r i U n c e w i r e taw. Salt* tertlflM K t* cm liraeex t h e t»th*w tB K d e w r l h u l pNir<*rtjr nt h i n t ril In cAon* j .ty# F l o r i d a . I n - .................. MW | . « o f KB l - l o f NF. I - I . M.-r. | I t , Twt*. 31 tC It. 3® B a s t — t o a r r e k T he said la n d b e in g a sse ss e d at th e d a t e n f th e Isituance o f su c h e r r r a t e In t h e n - i m r ««f l*. C. W h e a t o n . ' U n l e s s s a i d c e r t i f i c a t e a h u l l lie r e - . d i e t n c i l a , .....r i l i n g t o l a w t u x d e e d | w i l l l e s u n t l u - r e o n o n t h e 2 7 t h day of A u g . A. M. 133a. W i i n o s s m y n f f l e l i tl s i g n a t u r e u n d s e n t t h i s t h e 21 d a y o f J u l y . A. M. 1*23. V. v;. M o n s i . A K S , Acreage \ Country Place with um. Wo have .subafantinl huyere for nhything worth the money Write, Phone, Wire or Call on THE MAITLAND REALTY CO. Inc. 2,000.00 F u r n i t u r e a n d F i x t u r e - a f o r : tToiirt l i o u s e 7 Z Z ’ , * 00.00 „ J **" • K sp .-n sr* o f C o u n ty U u tl d ln g s : J a n i to r s a n d o t h e r A t t e n d a n t s I.OllO.Oli b i g h t . F u e l a n d W t l l r r ................. .............. ............... ...................1.MU.00 I n s u r a n c e ................................................................................................. ......... .......... SOW 00 In rld en talk . 2.000.00 ' a re of C o u n ty P o u r: t te p a lr a a m i a d d itio n * lo P o u r Clerk C r . ult I'fl'id Kemtimte M ouses ami F a r m s ....... aao oo I u r n l t a r e a n d F i x t u r e s f o r P o o r H o u s e s a n d F a r m s . ....................... r.110 00 .Mine 5-12 c it o. n. jut jy. , J uF.nrlila. l y 1-10. K xpensea O p e ratio n of P o o r H o u se- and F a rm s .................. 1,000.00 .. 1,000.011 A l l o w a n c e M o d e t o P a u p e r s O u t s i d e of B o o r l i t , u s e s 1 ‘W p n e r 's I n i i u r x t a : F e ,-s o f O f f i c e r s . J u r o r s a n d W i t n e s s e s AI>PI.ICATION pull . 200.00 AtlTIt:*: UP In s a n ity Im iu lrles: F e e s o f O f f i c e r s a n d C o m m i t t e e s . . ............. TAX I'MIBIt SKt-rinV lOo.oo I.iotl.oo S ta tio n e ry and P r in tin g : tte n e r a l S ta tio n a ry — B lan k s, e lr S7d OF TUB IlHAHIIAI. STATIleeord B ooks . . . 2.500.00 I TBS OF TIIB STATU UF Pl.tlA d v e r t i s i n g I:, <| u l r e d b y l « t w u n d I'a lit f o r b y C o u n t y . l.ooo. on tttllA. H • o m m ls s lo n s paid p , O f f ic e r s : T m A ssessor o.ooo.oo l a x C o llecto r ........... ........ ................................................. d, ooo on N olle*' I s l i e r r l i y g i v e n t h a t A. B. S h e r i f f . G e n e r a l C o u r t W o r k ____ ______ ................... ................. ... 100.00 S J o b l o m t i u r c h n s e r o f T a x t l e r t l f i 50 no C l e r k Cl r e ii It C o u r t , i l e r o r i l i n g a n d C e n e r a l C o u r t W o r k to n . d a t e d t h e 7 t h d a y of e x p e n s e s o f P r im a r y , J u n e , ISIS electio n ............. .. ... . .**0 00 Je ua nt ee . Nu. A. D „ 132", lia s ( lie d s a i d c r .. i .t o o .u u U f l c a i c I n m y o f t l n - , n n d h a s m a d e Mon a t i o n s t o H o s p U n l Iteserv e ii fo r C o n tin g e n c ie s ' . ................................... \ 151.30 a p p l i c a t i o n f o r t a x d e e d t o I s s u e In n e u n r d n n o e w t i li luyv. Maid c c c T t iT A t, l lt . X 0 3 .3 0 t l f l c n t t * ' c m h r n c e s t h e f o l l o w i n g ile1 s c r l h e i l . p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In Mctnln- m B X T I.M A T B o f B \ p i : \ s p a i t o . \ t i l ’ l l \ I ) ole c d u iq y . F lo r id a , t o - w l t : P i r (lip P l s c n l 1 c u r K ikII i i s S r i i l e n i h e r n o t h . t*2tl. MK I - * o f S 1-2 " ( M l 2. Ki'idlon : S e m li i id c I ' o u a l y / S n lo .rl'.s o f I to.ul i ' - K i o r l n t e n d i - n t s n n d u v e r s e r r s ___ I 3,51)0.1111 n T W P !#. a. B a n g . ' nil lln * t . B ald t o C u u n t v C u n t l i t l s s l H irers f o r Itnad I n s p e c t i o n OfiO.llO 1 * T ir e n a l d lntnl h e l t l g u s s e s s e d nt too.o o t h e d a l e o f t h e I s s u a n c e o f s u c h P n I d l o i t t l i . - r P e r s o n s . f i r l i o a d ' I n t i ...... c e r t i f i c a t e In t l i e n a m e of un k n o y v ti. I 'in s tru c tio n an d M a in te n a n c e of I P a d s and B ridges: COM o f M a t e r i a l ... . ......... ........... 1 0 ,1) 0 0 , 0 0 U n l e s s s a i d c e r t i f i c a t e s h a l l lie r*-- ■ T o o ls a m i M a c h in e ry , C o st a n il Itep a irs 10. 0 0 0 . no i ( t e e m e d a c c o r d i n g t o lo w t a x d c i l J H ••Ive S t o c k . C o a t a n d C a r e n n d F e e l i n g Silo 00 w i l l I s s u e t h e r e o n o n t h e 2 7 th d a y , ■ B a ld f o r F r e u t.u lo tr. n l h 'e r t h a n Cm.n i l s ....... 15.000. 00 , o f A u g u s t . A. I* 1325. ■ P i v " f C o n v ict i l a a r i l s .... . . .. 1.500.00 W i t n e s s i n y I 'f f h lnl s l g n a l u r e a n d ■ F e e d i n g a n d C a r e o f ( ' o n v t e i s o n lt".ids fi.ooo,mi s e a l t h i s tin21st d a y of J u l y . A I*. \Vh«n the gn»kl nenple of Berkeley, s I it ml B>25. (!al(f., saw Twu-Vear-Old Rolf PF ae yr rmy emnet ns o n A c c o u n t o. f . I t o. u i. l s Built hy C o n t r u c i ..i, ... . 30,000 0 0 . V B IMIthlLABM. r . B e f s o n s t r o l l i n g a lu i u t t h e s t r e e t * 1 u y m e u t s o n ' A c c o u n t Of B r i d g e s lim it liy C o n t r a c t 1.000 oo c l e r k c i r c u i t C o n n H e m ln u l o s.o o o m i C o aaty , H o i Ido, in t li u a l t o g e t h e r t h e y c a l l e d t h e j ’a ld •<> I i H 'o r p o r a l c d c i t i e s a n d T o , , -is ... — - — ing 2,000.00 U ’ B A L .l cups in a hurry. Mrs.'E. P. Ellef BP auy l lV.....r o l u s i a C o u n t y 1-2 C u l l, T l t u i u l l l . . F e r r y ■',0 0 . 0 0 By A. M W e e k * . I*. * . son, the mother, explained that Item r v e d l o r *h i n t l u g e u c l e s ....... 1.540 00 i REALTORS Maitland, Orange County, Florida. Members Orlando Realty Board. I* IlM IIH IIH IIIim iim iU lllIlH IIIH I (Continued From Page One.) "Thu court withheld nny action until passion had time to subdue and it could be arranged, that the jury would be kept separate ami anart from the proceedings so ns not to know of the m atter con­ cerning which the court is now a• 1, f i » ; n ‘, t 4* • /m about to sneak. "Both the state und federal gov­ Ten ?\cre Celery Farm—Close to ernments mnintmn courts that those who cannot ngree may hi theii (tuiereiiccs piopurty adjust­ New Hotel [suRgcstlqn from Harrow ed. If the reports are not kept L wus just ns hard for him nbovo reproach their usefulness fcv'e us unothcr brought an will be destroyed. He who would late response: unlawfully and wrongfully show j s hard to believe for you, contempt for a court of justice by for me. A miracle is a sows the seeds of discord and •J performed beyond what man breeds contempt for both the law REALTOR Erform. When you get be- and the courts and thereby dm s Chat man can do, you get an injustice both to the courts Rooms r»01*ri02. Rhone 9S Unit take* daily sun bath* in the lithe realm of miracles; and nit'1 mood soctetv. First National Rank RulIdlnK. T nTA I. IDS.O 40.0*1 jst ns easy to believe the “ Men mny become prominent back yard, and on this occasion of Jonah as any other but Uiey should never feel them ­ bad found a hole in the fence. The b s t im it b o r P .\ pp . xsms i i m ; a m i p o iip p .it i mb f i : \ ii Try Smith's Barber SALES FORCE Hr llllftulr I tltilil f in the Bible.'* selves superior to the law or to bath* will continue, neighbors nr l ’i»r |li*» r U r n l Y r w r E ihII hic H**|»trml»rr itoili. IU‘X no neighbors she added. [ectly easy to believe that justice. M. M. STEWART DOUGLAS KING Mhcr f f m l l i c p u t l e a . C o s t B i l l s In C r i m i n a l C a s e s .l7.7ao.oii Shop fot Rood barber C 'u i .i t a M c s . c , , s t B i l l s In C r i m i n a l c.is.-s ... ^wallowed the whalo?" XOO.Oll i "He who would hurl contempt t ' l e r l i *a t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t . C a s t Bill in C r i m i n a l C a s e s film.nit he Bible said so; the Bible into the records of my court in­ C nui.ty J u d g e f u s t B i l l s In C r i m i n a l C a s e s L .iaa 5 in fmnke extreme statem ents sults nnd outrages the guotl peopl ■ (ierman Houses Are j J a s i l i i - '.f th,. P e a c e , C o s t B i l l s In C r i m i n a l C a s e s 1.200 J| work. Ladies welcome.' C h u n c I'r s e i - n t l n r A t l m - n e y . Ctntv li-tinn F e e s ... , t .200 oo1 itionists do." of one of the greatest states of THE BETTER A PRODUCT IS THE SOONER YOU l a l l l f t e . Pa* f,ir A t t e i i d a u c c **li C r i m i n a l t ' u u r t r,n oil Ejection from the attorney the union—a state which on ae- vSold Ry Speculators 1 lWltm ss F. e l .................... WILL SEE IT ADVERTISED. 5IIII0I) N ext to Valdez. [to the argumentative form count of ita loyalty, has justly C o u r t S r e i o g r a p h e r I n I n s o t v e n r y <‘ t s - s ... 50.1)0 'M l o t* B x i i e m e x n f C r i i i i l u a l P r t i 0' i n t l- m s 1 ........ Honing brought tl.e renjurk won for itself the title of tlie Vol­ BEUUN, , 1 July ,, 21.—Foreign . S h e r i f f ' s C o tn n ilsx ln li F i n e s . et< C .ille c te d 51)11 Oil >rrowt hat the witness unteer state. speculator* ih Berlin apartment Feeding P n .ite rs . 1.500.00 jt argue with me either.” "D has been my policy on tin house* recently have been selling T r a n s p o r t , . n I 'a ltl f o r . a n d I »l»* I , ■>-. .1 M one y P a i d t o C o o n l . C o n v i c t s W o r k e d tin Bond 4oo. mi jshua und the Sun. trench to be cautious to endeavor their rout estate at auction. Dur­ r in C r i m i n a l C a s e * . C. n t , a n d J u s t i c e P e a c e C o u r t s I0IMI0 y the interrogation turn- to avoid hostility nnd rnshlv rush­ ing the inflation period many tene­ SP aa lra r tyf "Jfu r oI ndite of Jiiv c n lle C ourt 200.011 “ • plausibility of Joshua's ing t<> conclusions. But in th ment and apartment house* in Ber­ S a l a r y o f P r o h a t t o n o f f i c e r s 2Du nil fiiiu im the sun stand still and face of what 1 consider an iin- lin were' bought by foreigner* for JSapiel oc ira l H f r i r . s . 3,Dim an I another object) on / om justified expression of contempt lb** equipment of from $100 to I t e s e r v e i i fo r ' ' n u t I n g e n c l c s 3.41D hi) Irney general w h o dccluicd fur this coutt und its decree* mmlc $100. n* the purchases yvcrc usualT i IT a i » 125.030.O') IstioriH bad gone beyond by Clarence Harrow on July 17. 1 ly purely speculative 'he buildings “of any issue th a t could feel that further forbearance would I were nut kept in repair and the I '.s T I M A T R I I F . X I 'B N s L x u n t i l I I O M ) F I M » S ri n l ii " l i ' I 'u n n t y be injected into this law cease to be a virtue nnd in an ef- municipal gov cm merits has seized F u r tin- F l s i 'n l V e i t r F u illiig f i r i i l r i n l i r r lllllh, tU'Jll, kpt by imagination." fort to protect the good name o f , rents to keep the buildings in con* P a y m e n t nf it..... is 137,4X0 tin Payment Interest h, however, asserted "it my state and to nroteet the dig- 1 dition. 44.22U.0O 41.800 (III Payment nf Inuri-si f 1,750,1100.00 It..ml Fund be too exacting to confine nity of the court over which I pre­ Forced sales became common '■TI ease to the facts. If they side, I mil constrained nnd impel­ with consequent court actions. T( iT A l. f 123,500.00 nllowed to get away from led to call upon the said Harrow Many of the proprietors have pre­ P X T I t l t T F . n H X P K V H '. S I I I H I 'H I A B I t M l Cts whut have they to deal to know whut he hns to _say why ferred t sell the properties for f i r s i l i u 'l r (.‘tin lily what they would bring rather than F u r Ike 4‘l s e a l t e a r |:n>lliuc S r | i l r n i l i r r .'Ullh, I tr.’ii. he should not be dealt with for ( P a y m e n t I '. u i r t l l m i s e L o t. . •' I 3.733.3,3 next query from Daryow contempt. spend money for repairs. ‘ Payment <'"iint* Farm ....... . 2.000 an Citation ltcnd. P a y m e n t n f T i m e W a r r a n t s ... to.oMo.no Ive you nny opinion as to I n t e r e s t o n T i m e W a r r a n t s ____ ; 1,500 III) "Therefore, I order thin instant3,035.17 fo r,' whoever wrote the book, or cited from this court be served Coolidffe Thinks Coal R e s e r v e d f o r C o n t i n g e n t ’ll'* ,. TOTAL . ... 42I.I5X .50 sve it was Joshua, the book upon said Clarence Harrow, re­ Jsliua, thought the sun went quiring him to appear in this Issue Will Be Settled I ' . H T I M t T B I t F . t P K V H I '. s t ( . I I l l l l . T t II 1 1. I ' D I I * e m lit" lr C ounty the earth, or.,nut?!’ court at U o’clock Tuesday nnd F u r I h e F l s e a l l i - s r R o d i o n s,-|>leiolier lluih, BI'Jil, RWAMPRCOTT, July 21.—Pre.i. lolfeve he wns inspired." it'. H aJnt y . o£ , 1 ' f t t i o l A g ' i n u 1 2 .non oo make, upsW'Ti.to J^.vto^VW hyu tan you arirtWr $yVtlM tltJH?’’ U H nlta-U . K. 1). A . ---- — . . . __. , • -If >*••# The court fixed bond at Svi.OOO, fdHit enohdge' beltcren;; (Ti'.ff hii'- IhlX 3'*71* •frt t M T f if •! 5.0X3 n m50 when you let me finish the Frank Spurlock, a Chattanooga thrucitc nperntor* and miner* will B \ | i c n s e o r C .iilid V " A g e h r merit.” teach an agreement on Ihe new I t e s e r v e i i f o r C o t l l l n g e n - ’le s attorney arranging this to the 3.705 no \ \ wage scale and that there will he t is a simple question but fin satisfaction of the Court. T O T A t, . . . . |K.7fi7.50 no deadlock resulting in a suspen­ [it.” sion of mining operations o.i foil cannot measure the length 14XTBI t T L I I F M ’ F N s i : * I I F . M . T I I F I M l Sept, t* my a n sw er,b y the length of **r iii I ii o!** ( i m it I f E f tr lli<* I ’lxctil V r n r 1'itilfim ?ip|ili*titlirr iliMli, iiijii. * question." l‘ i l n r v o f N u r n o J 1.30D DO hhen we do RUM*. we h#v,f to guess right. „ o not guess it often, are prepared to say that fish was made ape* Swallow a man or not 7 he Bible doesn't say.” you believe He made ,t He made such a fish it. was big enough to Jonnh?" ip tr ; let me odd. one tmrIjust us easy to believe us ( For R en t E. F. L A N E I 1 Leadership Prime RequisitetoSuccess [believe that the Bible is inand whether the inspired Campaign, — Karr io , sy-, e x c e p t t h a t t h e a n s w e r So l o n g e r . " Ir , o n e w h o w r o t e sis h e w a s ed to w r i t e , u n d e r s to o d th e he w u s w r i t i n g a b o u t, I do How." llll. PORT PLANNED *if Nur»i* lll l a n i l K iMUi I im f>nr»‘h;i£i» n f *‘fir S ’in n M ” rt lii'ti* rv* »l f o r rofttiiikfi'M ch M . .. . ...... 5110 do .300 DO 1 50(1,00 3 on iiii ; 1,0511,1)11 MOSCOW, July —lluasin hits decided to build nt Tounpxe on tin* 44.550.00 Ti -V \f. Black Sea, r, special oil port in or­ KK TI It V l ' l ' l l I A l 'l i V X K f i ■ •|[ |l l,M ‘t ' n F I M ) der to facilitate the loading of) '‘ i-mltiolc ( " i m I r t blffoernu at earners with oil for ex -1 F o r l l i r F i s c a l I t - n r B o i tl i ia S r i t l c m l t r r :t()lli, 102(1. 4 15.2011 DO port. The bulk of Russian oil ex- j a.iv r l l d l l i u port i* now concentrated nt Tou \ r x t iiu t r ii f \ i IIO T II I l i t 'S I T W I I I ) F I M l npse. The long dinar .<• I project i .\ii.,wnnc.‘ to vviilo’w's Vt< «,iAUV.'tV | ol building an oil tunnel from Grozny to Totiapap lias been ap­ proved by the State I’binning Com-1 mission. It is expected work w ill, begin this year, grid thu tunnel j will be complete by HtJd. • •• (Continued Front Pago One.) I the people. If the people a* a whole are pleased with the idea Oliver inspired it. Do you and have the best interest* of the whoever inspired it believed community at heart, they will soon |bo working for the common good *1 sun went around the he of nil, l*'or the purpose of selling Believe it was inspired by the proposition to the people of lmignty ami He limy have Sanford Hr. Karr hns been employ­ knguage that could be un­ ed by the American City Bureau. til at that time instead of He will endeavor throughout the juuguuge that could lie un- entire campaign to impress the until Harrow wns horn.'' citizens with the idea of co-opera­ N O T H 'l l III-' *T'OI U l l u l l l C I l 's >1 K K T I M l it might hnve been sub- tion of all civic unit* and the peo­ h e Iiniiil.il in i- t- tln a t)f t li e (Mock. instruction, might it not?" ple a* a whole in the campaign. IloTlip-r» o f Maiiforil ■( ivleilo "The third and one of the most T r u n k O r o w T r sHo. la p ; , w i l l lo- li. l-l ut blight hnve been used In important requisites is the build­ Ho- C o u r t lli'U * " tin T iI' miIih . v r that could be undering of a volunteer organization n l n g . A i i k i i 'i ! HU n l N o 'c lo c k en," T . K. A HAMM. I 'r e n Me nl. means it is subject to which will oversee the listing of A t t e s t : It. A. r o n i l , M c rt'y . thousands of names of possible Ction." BullflHh J u n e 23. 3D; J u t v 7. II. 21. nnd probable new members or peo­ 23. i think anybody can put construction upon it, but ple who will pay for memberships, with the amount they should he bt mean that necessarily DANGER SIGN able to contribute, and prepare a correct construction. them for the active work of the WEDNESDAY Ive answered the question.” IH IN . s:t). W t l . T I f A I . , it you believe that in order campaign.” ••.*#. .Hriiiliiolf II iittniMi.lNac \ I n., Number of Speakers then the day it would have Hiiiitiiril, Flit* Following Hr. Karr’s address mstrued that the earth brief talk* were made by F. I*. l l r n r F ill still?" Forster. Mayor Forrest Latte, T. L. lotiJil not attempt to say l ll i f r ll r M rirt' I h r m l r r i r t l t i l t h and Mrs. J. G. Leonard). ( Ht’ri'i t l l h i i u o t h r r nrrli»tii« f t t r l n I I i h f i i I *— [would have been necessary, Dumas E. F. Housholder, n member of Ihfii (<• fit*- IIIh t I) of i i i i i r r l n l i****it know this, that I can take the Bounl of Directors of the “ •W'lKl If y i Ml In h r n iif th Ime f r o m THURSDAY iiinii Is of water that would full Chamber of Commerce presided. llii> Hfit*rtf i»f i h r t o r n n < r Dr to h i me s o iitr lliliiic f r o m ^ground without the strength During these talks practically ev­ fnuolfll t lfvtlt l r i i >m* r i m *l«* In u l hand ami to the extent of ery member of the "Greater M)0" tc r lir nn hh u ht h % %hi Hi U li.iril l o n i t r k EVE’S SECRET t o r r iti lift** J p s s of water t can overcome committee signed cards volunteer­ I 'r u in tliiir* ItitlMoimirlnl. * * % r f ulur** ]HW of gravitation and life it ing to do actual service in the in­ A limit tulil r hlu flr n f lit* fihuiit Betty Coni])son and Jack Holt icreas without my hand it terest* of the campaign for four lit ii ill I ti tf l» r r L ffrr** ftb:i( wli«* if roll* t h r n r f t m oriilittc llf tr r I n t i l u f Ihr .full t„ the ground. If my mornings, the total time to be put It n r it i4n fiml tint In ih«< i f n r h r t of hand can overcome the law in by each being 10 hours. h h f Ik I r u f t o iiin ll, t h r r r liux l u n i •vitation to that extent . I !■r I! iilritf* l lin t in mi It ji n r i i |o > r i l There was also an election of a u**•»** [not deny power to the hand committee of nine members to ml I hut n l i f f I’m ilil n o t tli’lirlli* i m nr. lifi*titiMr t h r y u r t r r k n r f f Jhiighty God that made the serve with the Board of Directors hifhiMi a a a H a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a M a a B a H H B a a x B B x a a a a > a M K a a iM H r| aw h r r i r r t l N p i l ( h N |irl« l lr t f r . 1 11 I it in 11 t«11*1r r nfisr 41 t it **11 r * run I of the trade body a* the Executive h f r n if r ll v r r t H l ml i h r u f Hin-ri Answer Wanted. Committee for the campaign. fin * nf I h r **I I r.~ 'I h u t K i n r tiinii rt;id that years ago. Can Those elected were: II, C. Huboe, ii r lift tin* Ihfii h r Ih n n o t h r r u luiuhn.xwer my questimi directly ? George A. DeCottes, T. L. Dumas, f nl In jcrnhliliitr. " M r . m ul >1 r i , M I r l ‘ day watr lengthened by F. I*. Forster, Mr*. J. G. Leonard), I r r\ \ rhr nu iiirr « trhr a tn him r n r mJtrhw o f o u r B'g cither the earth or tha J, G. Sharon, II. R. Stevens, Mr*. itf thripr t u t l in llo n m l o a (link t r n n r R niust have been the enrth." Henry Wight, F. T. William*, and i n nut* of l h r « r fiol«|*||«lii-t»iir*htiiiilf* nil -•**»• - I I - u I H i-I f i r - 4i i h if r- If - ) n u **"• I should aay so. But it F. It. Wilson. r n n - i l n n i - f ott r r r r p l l t n i n , n m a n Hml Ianguuge th at was understood I.s r i *i4 it • *!► lUl* n m Jil >1 )4. oi l1n l. !• «* The members of the board of |n;*t tltpe, nnd we now know directors who will serve on this r o i l Itl r l l h r r iliiliiji 11 In I h r i t f l i l r o r f u r u r l l a lnh« ll t i u m r mi* No Cow can make milk 1 8UR Stood still as it wa* committee tire: Edward Higgins, Du>«hr( III I h r >l(i) itVI r r ( h r ( l ii i r ll o n . I the eaith." 11 o%% in i«liy m l mi*r n h l i* hoi«f« cm«l Forrest U ke. R. J . Hollv, S 0. out of feed which she •e know also the *un doe* not Sbinholser, \y. H. Tunnicliffe, John ti**rillr*» o n 1 1ii f w f o r ilrn*m*i nnil Ii it I« h ilt i h U i i r l i l l r K r m i n i Ihr Meiteh, George D. Bishop, und K. H i m n f V i o r r l r a * fails to digest. Happy flu I ll I» i i r r r 1(1 A (hi ■UN, till** t h r r , Housholder. i t iHiii'ii h n t r * r t n m o t p u i r t t v <»<* A meeting of the Executive Com­ f o o l t o h i m * nil “ Mr. a m i Mr v m ull stand still?" Cow Dairy Feed is 90 mittee is called for H o’clock | •‘II. it is relatively ao, us Mr. Wednesday night in thu offices of i l rTl Uh Ir umk ! i Iitoil I t hnir r hr o Ei u11,r aTd i(«Il fillmkd .11 »*%* Uiu would say." r r i)iii r k 11101 flii’ii u I r r yiHir < on% digestiable is why it the Chamber of Commerce, it was Kri'HSMiiiii 11 ml r a i l 11 f> f o u r ^ r u f i ,us!k you if it doe* stand stated this.morning. l a r n m l l m | i r r » « t h r u i »%flh t h r »*rrproduces more milk. 1f«iiauiir*ui of thr *!f till til!!*. r l i r t o f ' m i l i l r i i l f'uollilicr* H f ’t And the earth moves . dasheen grow* succoaifully n \\ i ii i i r r l n l m in i. Hr will u m lrrIn Florida. It is a tgber of the l,w'i ‘'I r. Bryan, have you cv:rcaladtum family,, which l*. *aid l„ nlifitifs \\r u in o f 11 o 1 i ir r u i H nifinklm J to r,'d what would have happen- contain better food values and to h r r r u r f f l n l ii|ii>ii f b U - **rn»« " I Ii n m l k o IiI i » r wto«»l n o t |»rr* the earth, if it hatl stood be more prolific than the Irish po­ tIiuIfum t t o h r I i l o c n l »i|iou t h r h r m i rtf liiiNhninfw I h U f r o w n of - h l r k r i * tato. The government Im* Cu„. I ml I ["• the God I Ixdieve in -ould ducted experiments in Hernando ln ic w r k i m n t h r w l f * 'aken care of that, Harrow." nnd Paaca couniies. Two acre* h, f n T nh rilll i rhar! ih ifr mil (tilting t h r k r f » to s,*v. Have you evet pondered the funner produced BOO crati t m a r n n l i m u i l i l l f n i l iu ! i f f n o i h l n ' t J. M. McCASKILL , W . lUvi .Haturally happen to Which sold for $«00. In the latter f i l n u i r I h r m f o r I h U . ff t h r a niuntraarth if it stood still sudden- county six acres produced f>7i hItl ltru uh ni l|Ml *l kr nr nl fl tnou nlirl a ln. u I^aulrt* i i h l r h Cor. Elm Ave.. and Commercial St. \ uun. eratox which s:!d at $601, D." ■ ■ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaB aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaB B B aaaB nq D IL L >n t you know it would have converted Into c molten mass I you hu sb an d s had to bake the in hot weather/ I. ri T h e IVIilane... TONIGHT- THE LAST CHANCE Rex1"TheBlackCyclone” [ Jackie Coogan in “The Rag Man” M /J B a k e B read duringHot Weather? There N so muck to (lo ■hit will add real pleasure and happiness In yuiir life. Why don’t yuu stives give up kitchen d rild g e rv —'31 least bread baking tfuriog the hot weather. You will enjoy life m ore and feel better. P. S.—If your husband has not yet called your at­ ten tio n to this atlveitlsernent, why not clip and plare it at his place at the diuner table tonight? DIGESTIBILITY OF FEED Ragged edge white-caps hanging motion­ less against a sky as blue as the tropics—heat waves dancing dizzily all about—oak leaves drooping in sullen submission to a t o r r id summer sun! Why, m an-a-live, suppose you had to do the bread baking in this hot weather? The kitchen, even in cool weath­ er, is no blissful paradise — but when it’s as hot as blue blazes — and the oven is “a-goin’ ”—man, man how can you torture your wife* by demanding hot bread? Have a heart-to-heart talk with h er at once — be .careful, she prides herself as a c o o k — but reason things out. She ought not to suffer —and she will appreciate your thoughtful­ ness— and you’ll h a r d l y miss y o u r “hot bread”— if you tell her to serve Merita. Merita Bread is so fine-in llavor, so good in quality and so easy to d i g e s t you can’t help but relish every bite. It comes in tvyo sizes, 10c and 15c. FRESH DAILY FROM YOUR G R O C E R . ti I t e x t r a r ic h Seminole Feed Co. I ___ ______L •.jTrt".';” M ADE yJ.e BY T H E AM ER IC A N BAKERIES CO. aoa '*• J �THE SANFORD HERALP, TUE8DAY. JULY 21; 1925, SanfordHerald flM M M e rrrj ■fti w n i Florida’s Census Figures All Out Of Date n r tft l a r f i r ■« t a l t w i . Kl«rld» IC tU r td m Second C lam Mat tar. October 17, 1*1», a t th* r o s to fllc * a t B u fo r d . F lorid* under Act o f Mare* «. ltJ7. ' v M I . U S I ) U DBAS m. HOWAIII) IIFIIC *1 ll«» H I I T I o V l i A T K * O n * T n a r - —17.'Mi n i t M » n i n * 13.60 ,w>r »j*llvrf><j i n O n » liy C n r r l n lio n W**ik. I5uW eak ly trillio n p * r »*»r. t ir u r iA t, >OTli Ri Alt obituary Borlm, rard* of tho.ika. resolution* and notice* nt «nt*i:alnmrnia where charge* are aiade will be charged far .1 regular advertising ratea. MRMDrn TUB ASSOrlATF.il PIIRM T h * A s s o c i a t e d P r e s * la * x c l u a I v e ly e n t i t l e d i n t h * u*e f o r r « p u b llc a tlo n o f a ll new * lll•patcheR c re d ite d to tl o r not u th u rw ls* c r e d ­ ite d in t h is p i p e r a n d a ls o t h * l o ­ c a l n t * l p u b l i s h e d h e r e i n . A ll r l g h t a Of r e p u h t k a l l n n of a p e c l a l d i s p a t c h ­ e r h e r e i n a r e a l s o re*er**ed. • * As Brisbane Sees It TOO MANY GREEN APPLES Because of the amazing influx of new residents into The Sheik Is Banned. Florida it is no longer possible to make estimates upon a The Hen, Pig, Cow. “percentage of population” basis When you undertake to Style* anti Brain*. base figures of any kind upon their relation to today’s and BY ARTHUR BRISBANE (CDpyitgM 1)35) tomorrow’s numbers of “ people now living in Florida” you are dealing so directly w ith an unknown quantity, no alge­ SHEIK SAID,. leader of the Kurds, rebelled against the Turks, bra is skill ever known could give you the correct nnswer. nnd Kemnl Pasha. He wanted to A man coming home from Colorado says that In three restore the holy Mohnmednn caliPullman cars there were seventeen “parties” on their way phnte that Kemnl Pasha tore down. Now Sheik Said is hanged in to Florida. And they were not taking advantage of e x ­ the public square at Dinrsekr, the cursion rates, nor were they acquainted with each other crowd cheering nnd eager volun­ teers pulling on the gallows ropes. before they began comparing notes on the train. One of Had Sheik Snid been victorious, the travelers was keen for statistics. He hnd a book with Kemal Pasha might have been hanged the same crowd cheering all sorts of figures regarding Florida’s population, per cap- i and*fulling on the ropes. houses. I.—Extension of street paving pro­ gram. f.—Construction of boulevard Every now and th, i k/V n 4- mm f U / / J UTCl * Gold fish nn«T"hum in water over their hi Office 148 Bridge Party Is Given — ByMrs.HughWhelchel InHonorof MissBrady — . Hot a grape has I ferm enting than it grape juice. Hens ju s t loaf ai i we wish wh could ’uesday ine Mallonr Cii the home of Mrs. fuesday afternoon I Wo usually criticize doing exactly what w. | in their plnccs. Wednesday , * prayer tnwtinir " ■Church will b* b.ld [of Mrs- R. A. Ter Knolia Avenue, Wedt at 8 o’clock. , Keep your shirt 0n ( (Tcnn.) man whinn...r Drive carefully. U|..w M. Louis ni.m ran f.Vrr she up nnd married him { lis t N o te s Clot hen nro so f„0|j h much better when j0l. In W ARP WARD L c of Oviedo spent "with Clarence Priest. fr*>rn Ship’s in f kangaroos on hoard the pedestrians can isley of Georginnna, ijz Ids niece Mrs. J. Serious row3 from /* shot a head wait r. , \ J ‘, are afraid of head w*..-, ' Priest took the Laky i to oCronndo Beach end. I lungs are not p* cantaloupes were a big,,, mclonn they woiiid cost p*, BIBLE TJJQL’GHT FOR TODAY SURE GUIDANCE:—In nil thy ways acknowledge him, nnd he shall direct thy paths. Proverbs 3:6. LAUGH A LITTLE Here’s a motto, just your fit— Laugh a little bU. When you think you’re trouhle-hit Laught a little bit. Look misfortune in the fare. Brave the bedlum's rude grimace Ten to one 'twill yield its place, If you have the wit nnd grit, Ju st to laugh n little hit. Keep your face with sunshine lit, Laugh a little bit. All the shadows off will flit, If you have the grit nnd wit ' a little hit. Just to laugh Cherish this as sacred w rit— Laugh a little bit. Keep it with you, sample it. Laugh n little hit. Fortune may not sit beside you, Men may mock and fame deride you, But you’ll mind them not a whit If you’ll laugh it little hit. Cook in Grit. Maybe one an evening il I athing suit, rent. More Nerve In Evidence Headline in Miami Herald “ Woman Bares Intrigue." it eould have been worse. Don't Idnme a hiislmnd for talk Ing in his sleep, maybe th at’s tin only opportunity he getn "Excuse me for horning in" said the cow ns she gently lifted the man in the air over her hack. John B. Stetson has been ap­ pointed minister to Poland and it la to l»e hoped that he won't try to "high hat" the Poles. Your town is what you make it You can help tremendously by co operating in the chamber of com merce campaign now in progress Today'a best laugh: Woman’s in­ tuition isn’t mo impressive when she is deciding which way to turn In traffic.—Rocehstrr Times-UnIon. The little girl down the s says young man wants to n her and l|e has just about a-* I chance as Henry Ford lias in ting his hid for Muscle Shoal cepted. a "I Irate to Is* a kicker, I always long for peace. But the wheel that does the squeaking l» the one that gets tlie grease." . - ■-O——Now if they had only held that evolution trial in Shanghai, may­ be the Chinese would have been ro Worked up and excited over it • hut they would have forgotten to war against each oilier. Blessings on thee, little dame— Bareback dame with knees the same; With thy rolled-down silken host* And thy short, transparent clothes; Wilh t h / rotl lip*, fctMerinl inoro, Smeared with lip stick from the s to re 1 With thy makeup on thy face, And thy bobbed hair's jaunty grace; I'ruin my heart I wish thee joy— 1’nt glad I was born a hoy. .— Disstnii Crucible MACON TELEGRAPH INSURANCE AUTHORITIES, that ought to know, deny (tally that cancer is hereditaty. Nature protects the unborn child. Study of thousands of cnr.es prove that the disease is not inherited, also it is not contagious. Unlike con­ sumption and other diseases, you eannot "cntch” enneer from its victim. It is important to have this known. Security For Travel Funds dnm heard nowadays, that the Old South is still alive is utterly fal­ lacious," he says. “ In warp mid woof, in body and texture, the cluing.* is complete. Everything of the Old South lias disappeared— its manners and customs, its standaril-, of value, its very civilization. What is infinitely more to the point, ninety-nine out of every hundred Southerners rejoice nt the change. I hey have had enough of sutinnaiisni; they want to take Oieir place in the nation’s life. Abating nothing of tin* admiration you tiler ii valor during four uf, unequal war, the people of ’Dixie’ indulge no vain repain- Pcs. 428-J 4 Per Cent Interest Paid on Springs Accounts Jj R m i n a 1n (l[o u n h j i j x m ) ® S a n fo r d , F la . iK STRENGTH-SERVICE - PROGRESS THOSE THAT watch ami follow London fashions, take notice. * They make “hack-less waist­ coat?., like the rainhok. Derby hats are worn gray and fawn colored, and you can get an Irish tweed so thin it’s nearly transparent. ELEPHANT |.E( < trousers and "ice colored" silk shirts help to make the brighter men's clothes for l-ondon. What is wanted by England and her imitators, tailors can’t supply nnd th at’s cerebral ac­ tivity under the gray or fawn der­ bies. IS OUR DAILY BREAD DECLINING DE EDWIN T SLO.SSON “ In Science Service i.iM.unted to in ten <if the land area *»f earth i- the yellow will grow wheat and less than one It.e more ex- acre m a liuinlred is now devoted to tritious nn- that crop. Rut it is not likely that eiy get along more than 3 per cr nt of tin. land I in- amauiig will ever he used for wheat growIte^ III recent ing. And to meet th-* need of such ! i'K* l"*H- ,U’ | Ji" expanding population for much tin- urea tie- longer than a century would dchy im'novel J maud more efficiency and enurgy. ,n* , n," rt‘ " »|»irit of peace ami co­ then arises (operation than the human race has punsien ki*|i yet shown. Judging by the past • of our daily Iristory, it is more likely that inIt Taylor, ..r '• eased crowding will lead to a WIIAT GENII! S will find a way * figured out gradual lowering of the standard of •ople fill the living or to catastrophic wars and to make industry attractive, to organize tlx* country's manufnetiiror.i and other work on a Iium* th at will make 100 per cent of tic workers like their work, whereu. now 90 per cent of those that work for a salary hate their work ami tool; forward eagerly to tlie day of freedom in idleness. The man able to solve that pro­ blem will do a work us great as Lincoln, lie will I cue million:; of industrial slaw s, *hanging bale­ ful slavery into ..Uractive occu­ pation. Matrimony lias lie gun to hit on nil six when tlie liiisbaml haa t* remind h"r that It'# their wedding anniversary.—Arkansas Democrat ■sitted Itieve-\s the says aiders South Bhott Noutn i urolma, Annecy of Ala­ bama and Wigfnll of Texas, inten­ sified the South’s belief in the righteousness of slavery ami threw the section into a frenzy that last­ ed for twenty years and destroyed tier industrially. Virginia, for in­ stance, in sixty years lost her place as the largest State in the Union. Eighteen-fifty found her with half the population „f New York with one-fortieth the exports, where in (790 the figures had heeii reversed How the South has progressed since the War Between the States is demonstrated by Judge Winston, which includes not only the eleven seceding States, but also the DisIrict of Columbia, Maryland. Okla­ homa, M ii.n k y . West Virginia and .Missouri. Population, I860. 12‘»0'llfi71920, :io,:io«,s6r». ’" ’ ’ Prosperity (est.) IHtiO, 0,177 000 "00: 19‘J ". 7i.;ts:,,:ji;7,"00. * Manufacturer-*: Uapiial, i860 162,403,000; |'J2», 6,88:1,171,00" ' Products, value, I860. ■*’»« ;t*«)n "00; 1920, 6,877,911,000. ’ ‘ Cotton spindles, 1920, a,918,600. Alinea and quarries:—Capital ftended for hotels in 1924; hninej seekers seeking an undcrst?imling ; of Southern problems; Southernera spending delightful Summers in the Berkshire.-! ami the Atlirondocks; Southern men by the hundreds el thmisjiuds doing husineis in New m rk. Boston and Chicago; frequent marriages hatwcon th** two sections; and great numbers or fine men, both of the North and tile South, who are fillow-mcmbers of college fratenities or of one of tlie many larger social organiza­ tions, such as the Rotary Club, the Kiwnnis, rivitnii, Lions, Elks, Odd I*i*llows, SnriiuTs, .Masons, whose deeds are inspired by aintinuntn of brotherhood and charity anti v.ht.M* words arc filled with love “I1 l‘r"''lui'*> the Idrtli <T the New South and prove that the South of I sir,. „nd 0ven tlie Soidh of lUOti, is not the South of But in a larger sense of today is a m-.v coun imiged itself „( ..atrei N i.it.i and understands i tl I • were two u!ei to t ivil War. Until quite date anger was ar.»nv.*,| eru champions of aim bat.c-ii was kept ,ili->> h\ "f*re-enters,” wmi d,-j nothing lay hehiml the to crush slavery excepi selfishneiis. B each Property! IS SCARCE t h e c h o ic e o f p e o p l e w h o k n o w A U ■ W M u n n w i Hciiy hi jM.iuro vesiOKiay nnd have since lieanl their friends comment on it, will avail themselves of this op­ portunity to see the wonderful horse perform Ida seemingly impos- ible stuntn in tin wolds of the WC3t. ” The Rag Alan" Interesting adventurers of a lnd who became a "rag man" and did many other kinds of work for a living are depicted in one of Jnckic CoogWs latest pictures,"The Rag Alan,” which will show at the Milane on Wednesday of this week, stated Air. Murentette today. The foremost entertainer* of kid­ dies in the entire country, said th*’ manager, lias pleased thoinnmh with tLi:, film. Th" quick succesMon of tlio various adventurer* on-1 countered by the poor lad, his ta ­ king up with the junk dealer after the burning of the orphanage in vvlmh he lived, and the situationshown all go to make this one of the year’s really great pictures for children, it is said. % | vl ,1 ^ Personals NOW IS THE TIME TO GET IN ON GROUND FLOOR IS MADi revived Monday ml to George t Sanford hut mingham, Ala yet is that h I elevator. II |Us hut there of a Put* now N 0 It M A N IN S T IT U T :i!N i HORSE FEED, POULTRY FEED DAIRY FEED j Why not give it a trial. you are not satisfied. \ SUNSHINE’EGG MASH .Miss Sara Evelyn Williams ives today for Ft. Valley, Ga., wi'e she will lie the guest of as Naomi Scoggun. c \ At BRIDGE . , __ Stringcut i * ;illations have boon adopted hy til** university authorities to Prnvi nt motoring by undergradu­ ates during the morning because the noi . disturbs hvtures. A ban ban nlso been put on night "joy riding." Rciihitions adopted by the sent*> lu-come effective in October, prohibit the use of motorcar.-i by undeigrnduutes during their fir.-a term of residence; the use of all motor vehicles by any students before noon, and the use of motor vehicle:-, after K:.‘ltl p, m„ in winter mid lu p. m., iu summer months. nte, cre are thirty-five shingle 1' :,t*' factories in Florida with initial output of 41,256,000. '• tire 29 barrel factories e annual output is valued at ♦•{••{• -m *^<■+*+■{••:.• > to Loan on Improved business property, residences and Apartment House PAYABLE IN 5 OR 10 YEARS FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS. Offico— M2 Fast Second Street. W a s h F a b ric s Guaranteed Fast to Sun and weather SUITING H(> inches wide for dresses and boys wash suits. All shades. 50c yard iiiio w .n - Call at Montezuma Hotel HERE IT IS...! MAKIi RESERVATION EARLY GINGHAM CLOTH »!!> inches wide, lig’ht weight. 12 new shades. Solid colors 65c yard , *1.1200 Acres, St. I.ucio County, lying on Lake Wil mington- Exceptionally good buj*, legal" in poasession, quick action gel.-t it. ’ EVER FAST LINENS Shrunk from 45 to 5G inches. All shades. Guaranteed fast $1.25 yard Price $45.00 per acre Trade Unions Rr^e Decrease W hen you first sh o w ed m o th e Di*m o n d H eavy S ervice C ord a n d talked so e n th u s ia s tic a lly a b o u t i t , I told you i t w ould h av e to bo a w onderful tiro to s ta n d u p u n d o r th o p u n ish ­ m e n t fro m m y tr u c k s , a s th o oorvics is u n u s u a lly severe. However, I m u s t n ow c o n fe ss thtR I have never fo u n d a tiro th e eq u al of G ils H eavy Service C o rd . Y ou can say t h a t w ith m y fu ll p e rm issio n . Wight Bros. Co lar«r*acai«J Sanford, Florida Air. and Airs. W. II. Britt r daughter, Alias Iris Britt lei today in their car for Atlanta. ( anti other points in Georgia. Ti y —Tin- annual will he gone several weeks. •cnt-r.i| Federation •Mr. rind Airs. H. AlcLaulin Irave <how, „ total ns Buexta, Air. urn! Airs. \V. the small- A. McClellan and daughter, Mary lce IW2. The de- J.cc, and Aliases Katherine and Hororlne Bolilnger of Alacon, Ga. 0W3' -s0,734. The . ho.v a decrease Mrs. \ erne .Messenger and dau­ ■n** previous pear. ghter, Miss Nell .Messenger, have r-. secretary of the gone to West Palm Beach and '"IT the situation, Jacksonville, where they will he the guests of friends nnd rela­ g * mo losses arise tives. K'miatiuns and loss of r 1 Du* union.! thenti M>m»* arise from the , 2ns who through un­ tint I their contrihu• in sunn* cases they "* v ‘‘H handicapped I . , 1?1.0,commitments to ^ which after war-time nnot meet. UtHECUF.t ■'[ sandwiches nt Ro • -ation. Three mill Avc * Cooked by e [1 C Ladies— Sem inole Business Exchang EVER FAST TUB TEX ‘2121-E. First Street, Opposite Postofficc V Small checks. 36 inches wide. Excellent for wash dresses and suits. 85c yard . \ EVERFAST GINGHAM Small, medium and large checks All shades. 75c yard OUR GUARANTEE ] If these fabrics fade, we will re- \ fund the material and the cost of j making*. j Eat barbecue sand­ wiches at Rose Drive Filling Station—Three miles out Sanford Ave. Cooked by experts. f e s / ' i s a i Th e panford i 'P s s F a c t o r y *"on* 102-M Telephone (ill * |i*-i'l:iln Mijt.-ri-oiiv ••ld*-nc-*s. «>**• J u l y 27ili. .. it TERMS LStiild ti house and pay rent to yourself. I>uj| care of the people that are coming he E For Further Information II. H SCHULTE REALTY CO SA N FO R D FE E D Myrtle Avenue Ith St. Phone 539 » Jno. W. Sneed Anderson returned yesterday to her home in Dothan, was Ala., after i pending a delightful eon- week as the guest of Ain. L. II. Echols Air. nnd Alr.t. J. It. Ra tractive daughter, Alis.-r Ray left this morning in tor Hendersonville, N. ( they will spend a month, Your money back if & SUPPLY CO Arcrvillt D igging fo r Gold? ATLANTA JO U R N A t The Tennessee evolution tr'ul is serving very to draw from ad­ herents of both sides voluniiiitui1 outpourings, which shows that in>; THE LIUSINESS OF RUNNING A body knows much about evolution —-Mobile Nuws-Iium. EASIER HY THE ADVERTISEMENTS, Miss Annie Clark returned to her home in Atlanta, Ga., after spending some time here ns the guest of friends. t SUNSHINE k •EGG* A ^ mash A Cambridge Restricts l rse of Automobiles nciio or « hnttanoogn, lonn., has th» proud disS. Iiuuniol spent the past week Ir of Winter Park, n presented to th** royal family ui Spain. She hday to visit her end at Daytona Bench with hia id with Air. nnd Airs. Adolph Oeh of New York Ira. W. S. Thornton family. as presented to (Jucrn Victoria Eugenia. S. Babbitt. Airs. R. I-’. Donald-on, of .Miami, Iof Del .and spent the is here visiting her mother, Air/. Final Arrangements Swedish Prisoners J evening in Sanford \ . L. Wagner. ruling both Epworth Reiiifi: Made Today for Have Penal Colony church services. Air. and Airs. C. A. Byrd return­ ed yesterday from a pleasant stay Local B enefit Dance lie RelU* Priest hnd a: a t Cloudlnnd, Ga. IIALMSTED, Sweden, July 21. 'guest on Tuesday 1An abandoned farm luu become rinnl arrangem ents wore being luphill nnd his grand < Mr. and Airs. Rollie King spent . Hemphill of Gaines Sunday very pleasantly at Ocala made thi t morning for the *econd Sweden's model penal colony. ami Silver Springs. Imschnll benefit dance, which will About five years a::*> the govern­ he given at tin* new city hall on ment eorueiveii tin* idea of send­ Air. nnd Airs. Clarence Fields Wednesday night, the .......... Is to ing prisoners there to complete mid Alias Alary Fields motored to go to the support of the Sanford their terms at outdoor work in Daytona Ileach Sunday. o.iil i inn. A large number of virtual freedom. Transfer to the enjoycti the dance last farm was made the reward for ' ‘J. G. Ball spent -tfnr p:fst Wefkcml very pleasantly nt Daytona TliursdaV night anil tfh e fe iija rg . ghud behavior and now Is tin* goal jer crowd is expected to attend the of all Swedish prisoners. Beach with his family. occasion tomorrow night. The land has been put under cul­ Secretary Rurdirk of the club tivation by the prisoners so sueTalbott , .Alton . ............. accompanied by friends spi*nt Sunday very pleas- said this morning that tickets for ressfully that it serves as an object tin* dance have tier'll printed and les*.on to tlie peasants of the dis­ untly a t New Smyrna Beach. that local officials expect many of trict. Notwithstanding tin* complete *'• W agner and Alias them to lc sold before the day is mns left by nuto Snt M«*l!»n Re zenstcin spent Sunday over. The admission price in ?2 freedom of movement perinilt*d a couple. ike his family to Jack delightfully a t Daytona Bench. for farm work, none of tin* pris­ visit .Mrs. Adams’ par Joe Kcizcnslcin’.i orchestra with oners lias attempted to escape. ■util Mrs. Steinmeycr Clifford Trombley left this George W. Brockhahn a t the piano k they will attend tin morning for West Palm Bench, will furnish the music for the oc­ ■rncyi-r wedding. where* no will spend several day.<. casion. AND GETTING SCARCER ALL THE TIME TIP-TAKING AND th a t every American citizen la n sovereign nnd that "sovereign?; do not take tips." is Ho well ground­ ed an to adm it of no debate. Yet David Kinley, the Hi-holarly pres­ ident of Illinois university sees in the evil of tip-taking a threat to tiro American republic. So care­ fully nurtured nnd so often ilia guised iu the habiliments of rc- i*uun.- hum more ami more a com-peotrbility is "tip-taking” in tlie I monplace." United States that Dr. Finley in I artisan politics, of course, wn.i his recent address to the gradu­ ates of the university declared: not in the mini! „f the university I presitlt nt in |,i-» notable address: in fact, he asserted that it seems to him as if "every class in the nation were -coking special priv­ ileges for it-*. If, regardless of th" reuenil welfare. ’ It la well that Dr. Kinley drew his indictment so broadly, for etheiwiau tho con­ clusion would have been inevitable that Ins remarks were direcieil against the Republican party nnd the recipient.i ,,f its special f a ­ vors. By means of tho protec­ tive tariff, so-called, that party has firmly established itself, ami to it rightly belongs the discredit of ever more coniidentiy” granting special privileges to tho few ul the i xllease of th.* many. | The Princess BebeDanielsinThe ManicureGirl’ Presented to Royalty I MY FAVORITE STORIES Tom Sharkey was famous na­ tionally ns a prizefighter. Among friends lie was distinguished for another attribute hit frugality. When Tom got his hands on a dol­ lar, tlint dollar immediately and forever was out of active circula­ tion. After lie had retired from ringpractice he o|M*tied a cafe on Four­ teenth Street. For an assistant manager he hired mi ex-promoter of pugilism named .McGrath, who had, touching on the commendable virtue of ecunoiny much sane and safe principles which actuated his employer. When Sharkey was not on hand it was McGrath’s special job to keep nn eye on the cash receipta. One evening a member "f the day shift back of the loir was about to go off watch, lie waited until Mc­ G rath’s hack was turned, then opened a cash register and irrah : TELEPHONE “The Black Cyclone”, Stirling Wonderful « orse, Milanc Again is Thornley nnd broNash Kinlnw, of Dublin, N. C, , and Mr. Upsol 3punt lytona Reach and at iv here visiting his brother, E Kinlnw. Contemporary Comment cwrwr 1u>./'*ta Irtish liu \>A*rln.ll pari: i girl kJ -»rge u were THE SOUTH’S REBIRTH . By IRVIN 8. COBB Mrs. Hugh Whelcchel charmingjy entertained nt bridge Monday night a t her home complimenting Miss tlo iso Brady of Salisbury, N* t-. wlio is the guest of Mils Mina Howard. A profusion of garden flowers wire artistically combined in dec­ orating, which made the home of Mrs. WJielchcl unusually a ttra c -, .''I, " V;n 1,10 8cor23 were count­ ed Mrs. Jim m y Ridge was aw ard-' ed a box nt Houhignnl's bath now-! der for bolding high, while antori" the men Jimmy Ridge held high nnd was piven a carton of cigarcites. M in hiuiso Brady, the guest of honor, was presented a ja r of lloubignnfu bath powder. A delicious calad course was served a t the conclusion of the game. Those playing bridge were: Miss Kloir.e Brady, of Salisbury N C Miss Mina Howard, Miss Allie Hall Gillon, AHaa Ruth Gillnn, Mr and Mrs. Jimmy Ridge, Mr. nmi Mr^. Hoy Howard, A. I*. Haggunl, H. A. C. Smith and Cecil Gallant. /» rervice meeting of Airs. Roy Fnircloth. of LnkeMissionary Society Innd is here visiting friends, for the month. Mias Vera Conner, of Callahan, rs. W. L. Clurk on is here visiting Alias Lola Peaks. e have ns their guest rir niece, Miss t lark David Alanley, of Orlando was the week-end guest of James Sha­ ron. on. Charles Knight ins and Kiank Kden A!r:i. C. E. Henry left Sunday he Sunday at Day- to spend several weeks at Day­ tona Beach. IN HOME little fish rnian. Just remember the fellow who is n blow hard some day will blow hard once too ninny. inms is spending his three weeks nt Hot iams is spending hia Women m ay talk m*>reth, hut they don’t say mUl, shows women have the , Opportunities grow greater in Florida every day. So many wild Morion have been sent around the country that a good many people are getting the notion that capital isn t needed to buy property or to get in the real estate business. Recently a real estate firm in Miami inserted an ad­ vertisement of an apartment house for sale, in a Miami newspaper. Down in Porto Rico a man read the ad and thought he had a wonderful scheme for acquiring Miami real estate. Ho answered the ad like this: "Referring t the enclosed ad, I wonder if this apartment could he bought without making a cash payment. If we can agree on a price, I want out of the income $50 a month and one apartment, the rest of the income after expenses, taxes, insurance, inter­ ests, etc., have been deducted to he applied on pur­ chase money. I believe that the owner would get his money quicker on my plan that on the usual terms. MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. People who alcen porches ahoqld live in an. MISSIONARIES TO Africa take a tame menagerie, including chick­ ens, pigs, cattle and goats. As they travel, the missionaries will ohrervn how these interesting an­ imals nil represent evolution. The White Leghorns nnd Rhode [stand Reels, come from jungle fowl. Cows are improved sisters of the aurochs, the buffalo, or the zesu. The pigs have their relat­ ives scattered from the tapirs in South America to the fierce, tooth'd loom'd w art hog of or the jungl. Jungle, or the hippopotamus. Everything proves that constant change, or evolution, exists, in the animal kingdom, only the blind don’t see it. THE HERALD’S PLATFORM 1,—I)*fpcr w atrr route to Jackson­ ville. Tr—Construction of 8t. Johns-Indian River canal. &—Extension of white way. f.—Extension of local amusement*. —Swimming pool, tennis courts, etc. 4/—Augmenting of building pro­ gram—bouses, hotels, npartm rnt -------- THE SANFORD HERALD; TUESDAY/ JULY 21,1923 • t i n goes in wading. Moral: Don’t allow yourself to be beaten nnd never pin your faith to the mob’s applause. TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1926 P A N DOBBS ^ . ■■MRHiiHiinxaiaxnxiauiiiauiiruBKiiixsixiBisiiaii Vo w e l l aaaiiaaiaaaainaiaiaaaaaiaaaaHuaiuaxHiaaMaaaiuaaa Com pany '"■ ■ ■ ■ ■ K iiaB aiiaiiaiB giU iggggi �The Cool North! -th«»centcColoradoRocklei,pn,_ 1 Callforninphe P a d Ac N f tn h S f S S l CELERY-FEDS TO Jrooklyn T a k e s 10-Inning SENATORS TAKE PLAY TWIN BILL B attle F ro m St. Louis W h e n THREE STRAIGHT WITH BLOCKMEN D a z z y ” V a n c e F a n s 1 7 FROM CLEVELAND Parks; tha Qrsat Lakes—the l!?r the ustfuland lavlgoratlngTennt, t a i n s — through the heart olhistoric he way of Atlanta, Lookout Mote unooga, Moccaalr* Dend, via THE DIXIE TLYER Llb»»fyOt>«r*«tloa Care. Dr„|, and Compartment 81ctpin*c»r»,{ Beiremelr low summer feree -lot* convenient etoprovtr prlvheSee~dlrtn -circuit toure. EaeeplIoaaHy Good Dinta| Car For tlrrpln* car rrecreation,. iUuttruiJ other In/enaation, .ipplj to t,pr,vw ATtMmC COAST USE RAnj Of A. RitclGrl H.C.BreUrr i w r.ASt.LRr> L-AW R.H. r j BlSOrrbeeiWdd* IOSW.DjtSI. l l |j ( DUie Houlw Repreeeelelirte—J».L- Covelcskie Holds His Former Mondny Game Rained Out; first game of the series with the Hreaks Own Record of Fifteen • Team-Mates to Eight Scat­ > Fans Hope for Clear A fter­ Pittsburgh Pirates a y a score of tered Hits; A thletics Heat , Strike Out.s Made in 1921; noon; Team s I> a \c for St. (> to ■ ’!. A balk and a wild pitch Jimmy Ring Rests Lee Mea­ Hrotvns to Remain In Lead by Meadows allowed two of the P ete Thursday for B G am es dows in Duel for Phillies Phillies runs. Provided rnin does not again i terfero, the Celery-Fed* Will slam, Boston Braves Are up against the St. Petersburg Saints, lenders of the first half. In Victors Over Cubs n double header this afternoon, the first trnmo to boffin promptly a t 2:.'U) o'clock. Yesterday's game Giants Trim Cincinnati Red wan rained out, but the chnngc lit S \ and Climb Within Four the, tem perature and local weath­ I*i.juts of League Leaders er conditions thin morning point to a clear afternoon for the twin BROOKLYN*, July , 21.—Duzzy bill. All Indications nru thnti the two Vance fanned seventeen batters exhibitions of baseball tills a fte r­ and r»ro<>klyn defeated the Cardi­ noon will be ns good as have been nal;- Mo’ .ay, I to 3 in 10 innings. seen oil the local diamond during The Dodger pacing ace was the the present season. Hanford club deciding factor in the game, hold­ officials have expressed hope that ing the Cardinals to nine hits and n large crowd will witness the getting three himself, two singles games here today and Wednesday and a home run with Deberry on base. Ilis single in the tenth afternoon. Thursday the Celery-Feds will scored the winning run. A t the end of the tenth, Vance journey to St. Petersburg where they will meet the Saints for a was credited with fifteen strike three game series In the "Sunshine outs, one less than the nmior City.’’ The Sanford team will then league record for a nine inning retu rn to this city for three games game created by G. E. "Ruber" here the first half of next week Waddell, of tho St. Louis club, with the Tampa Smokers, present J.luly 2!*, 11I0H. Every member of the visiting club with the excep­ loaders of the second half. tion of Topnrcer fanned a t least Snnford fans appear to be es­ time, Hornsby, llottomlcy, O’Far­ pecially anxious for the Celery- rell and “Dusty” Mails expiring Fads to give the Smokers a good three linies by this route. drubbing a fte r the stinging de­ Toporcer’s triple and Bell’s sin­ feats handed them a t the hands gle in the ninth enabled the Card­ of the TnuipniiH during the past inals to tie the score a fte r which several weeks, including two twin the Dodgers went out and won the bills ropixul by the players of the game in the tenth, DoBerry-doub­ smoky city. ling anil Vnnco sending across the It .Is believed that more and winning run with his single. more interest is being shown by By virtue of bis work Monday, local fans of the "national pa t- Vance increased his strike outs for timo” In the Celery-Fed team and the season to 137 and surpassed largo numbers of Sanford peorle his own murk for strike outs in are expected to see the gam^Min a ingle gnme, nude last season this city during the entire re­ i when lie struck out fifteen Cubs in mainder of the season. Nearly 20 nine innings. more games to be played here. Score by innings: St. Louis .. 000 J in 001 0- 3-9-1 The Florida legislature created Brooklyn 000 020 Old 1— l-H-tl the offiro of the shell fish com­ Batteries: Malls and o'F arrell; missioner in IK13. T. It. Hodges Vance and DeBerry, was the first shell fish commis­ sioner. He was succeeded by .1. A. Williams in 1917. The fish commisioner works under the general direction of tho State commission­ er of agriculture. Score by innings: Pittsburgh .... 200 100 000—.'1-0-2 Philadelphia .. 002 00! 2lx—0-0-0 Batteries: Meadows, Adams and Smith, Gooch; Ring and Wilson. CLEVELAND, .July 21.—Stan­ ley Covcleski held his former team mates to eight scattered hits Monday and Washington defeated Cleveland, 0 to 1. It was CovoIrskie’s twelfth straight victory and gave Washington n clean sweep of three game scries here. Score by innings: Washington .. 010 120 MO—0-12-1 Cleveland . . 100 000 0 0 0 -1 - 8-2 Batteries: Covclcskic and Ruel; Miller, Buckeye and M yatt, BRAVES HEAT ( LBS BOSTON, July 21.—Larry Ben­ ton won his third straight game for the Boston Braves Monday against Chicago, 0 to 3. Alexan­ der relieved Jones in the fourth inning and was hit hard. Every Boston player h it safely at least TIIELKTIC’H BEAT BROWNS once anu. Benton was given reck­ ST. LOUIS, July 21.—Philadel­ less support. phia retained its narrow lead in Scant by innings: the American J.ouguo pennant C hicago........ 200 000 0 1 0 -3 - 7-3 race by defeating the Browns Boston ......... out) 201 30x—0-U -l Monday, 8 to 3. Bush wns batted Batteries: - Alexander, Bush and out of the box in the ninth. WnlGonzales; Benton and Gibson. berg allowed only six scattered hits. Ken Williams ran his string or home runs to 23 by hitting in gfa' n t s B e a t r e d s NEW YORK, July 21—The New the right field bleachers in tin York Giants crawled to within 9th. Score by innings: lour percenUifcfe* fiolhts of the Pittsburgh Pirates Monday when Philadelphia . 200 011 014—8-13-1 tlu-y defeated the Cincinnati Reds St. Louis .. . 200 000 0 0 1 -3 - I. 2 Batteries; Wnlbcrg and Perkins; i» to 3, while Pittsburgh v;as los­ ing a decision to Philadelphia. Bush, Stauffer and Hargrave. Snyder, first up for New York in DIVIDE lin e lll-E HEADER the 9th wits safe on Cuvcney’s BOSTON, July 21.—Chicago and fumble. Tho next two batters were easy but Frisch’s triple scor­ Boston divided a double header ed Southworlh, running for Sny­ Monday, the locals taking tho fir t der, and Mim.’oi drove in Frisch gnme 3 to I and the visitors tho second, 10 to 7. Tho White Sox with his fourth lilt. bunched hits to win the first game Score by innlrlgs: Cincinnati .. 002 001 200—5-10-3 while the visitors did the same in New York 030 010 002 0-13-2 ths; second game, driving Cvengos Rixey and Hargrave; Dean and off the mound in tho second in­ ning and hitting Robertson hard Snyder. in the fifth and sixth. First Game Sir Thomas I.iptoh has never Score by innings: succeeded in lifting the America’s . .. 000 000 010— I 8-0 (tip, notwithstanding (hat his col­ Boston lection of tali mans and luck Chicago ........ 210 000 mix—3-8-2 Batteries: Kfunke and Stokes; charms is said to lie one of the Lyons and Schalk. la r g e t in tin* world. Second Game Score by innings: A number of star got Biisliin........ 010 023 001-10-15-1 England and the United Chicago .. Dili 020 103— 7-17 0 have entered for the C Battitries: Wingfield, Znhiitzcr open champion hip tom and Bhchoff; Cvengos, Robertwhich i t to be held at tl; on, Connolly and Cronsc. Ottawa club during the September II. YANKS LOSE DETROIT, July 21.—Detroit won its third straight game pf the i lies from New York Monday, to 5 anil extended its winning treak to four consecutive gamer. KutU, hit ifhi* 4on till laimC'fliflfWl tho season in the seventh inning with Combs on base. O'itourke, of the Tigers, hit a Immc run in the IMNl half of the eighth. >cere by innings: New York 010 o il 200-5-11-0 I>• unit . oil) 230 12x 2-15-1 Batteries: Pennock. Shocker, Jones and Sclsang; Collins and FLORIDA STATE LEAGUL (Second Hall) Won Lost I Tampa . ......... 19 it .' D IX I E R Q [/ These two famous A ustralian tennis players are now competing in various tournam ents in this country. The one on the left i# Gerald Pnltem m , the other Jack Hawkcs. Both of them arc well known on this side of the A tlantic, Patterson especially, for his Davie Cup play. Fort Myers Makes Bid For Lakeland Baseball Franchise Yesterday’s Results I’l .t m i l U , STATE LEAGUE l.ak' land-Tampa, raln. Sanford-St. Petersburg, rain. LAKELAND, July 21.—For the first time since the Florida Stnte League was organized, Lakeland is facing a possibility of losing li<*r charter in the circuit, after maintaining a tram for 7 years. President Clare Henley, of the Lakeland Baseball Club stated Monday night that he had received a telegram message from a Fort Myers sportsman and capitalist, who desired to purchase the fran­ chise ami to gain immediate pos: ossion of the club. President Henley stated that he had not considered the m atter fully, und tc fused to make any statem ent. The whole personnel of the team would he purchased with the franchise, according to whatever agreement wns reached by the parties concerned. NATIONAL LEAGUE New York fl; Cincinnati 5. Philadelphia 0; Pittsburgh 3. Biooklyn 4; St. Louis 3 (10 in nings.) Boston 0; Chicago 3. AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland 1; Washington D, Detroit i>; New York 5. Chicago 3-7; Boston 1-10. St. Louis 3; Philadelphia 8 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION New O rlean s'5; Chattanooga 2. Middle 3; Nashville 7. Atlanta 5; Memphis <5. Birmingham 1; Little Rock 3. SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE Greenville 9; Spartanburg 4. Asheville 0; Knoxville 9 (ten in nings.) Charlotte 4; Columbia 3. Augusta 7; Macon 9. W EAK EYES S Real E state Auction Sales. L et us sell your AT AUCTION We are permanently located in Sanfui OUR SA LES FORCE are EXPERTS We guarantee Satisfaction. you have Property you w ant sold— ami kiss it good-bye. ALLEN AND BRENT 11G E. Second Street, Sanford, Fla. ADVERTISEMENTS TELL YOU WHAT MANGE OF llUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU. AfS tnade strong by Lcotwrdi’j , F.y? fxition. Inflammation is cured willi­ Florida is the only state in the ng pain in one day. No other eye Union with trees th a t are not remedy so pure and healing. Keeps found elsewhere in the world jo lie eyes in working trim. It makes far botanists know now. They ilrong eyes, At all druegists. are both of the conifer family. One is the Tuniion Taxifolium or (stinking cedar) and the other is the Texas Floridana. lVr ons in Florida engaged in the m anufacture of products from the native forest number more than 30,000. These industries in­ clude saw mills, cabinet shop.:, barrel, crate, and shingle factories, and turpentine distilleries. I« n (irrarrlpllnn fur Lakeland.................. 17 12 J .*■t. Petofnburg II 15 S a n fo rd ............ 7 21 . W right, W ailow and Company You have t hnvo yo\ Holland Dutton of I banding the line to i bad the fish where I OUT OUR WAY improved Business and Residential Properly in Sanford w t C i t n kaimO " i l L A U R A ,IL L Funds immediately available subject to title examination. v * :-i1. t-W (YAM-i \ /M .i- ’.OA M AS CALLED, 1 'A T AIM MO it-MM ! OM t AE. A A f . O B i-VHQL* LML1 >BuO i> ( 'll M iM'.T c. Tl hVT UTY l E. AV. W O ttX S CALL^ MiM P jjM M '/ R O o G H M LLK ‘L a \AJ H i M \| l i t \ G A tD - H E LLO ^ CepEAv< r° ' FATrVtvI. / \ t m e s Ci e T vwci $ Y *1bO F R tS H • * B U N M W M o s t '. ' G ’ H H C C - , V * 1-IC.S A LVs/AN’b MuMlLiATiMCl APPLICATIONS FOR APPRAISALS SEE TU i v O l ' A - r ^ O h f 'C P I 0 C M j 112 Park Avenue > 5 J ^ \ m e .T v-\e l h T le wjeterc-v V DOAJtslVfv-lERE. • y Charlotte Spnrtanhur Macon Augusta Asheville Greenville Columbia,, Knoxville Ilo, fi«nf’i»ba«t'bar> jthlctie V 1 of getUn. eoore (unV there wa^ ‘ th at di> \ own cars an *|i fa r to walk. tl t unity for ««»a owner t*> patab. tin- base ball par K day: tlu- team s v minute ech'*dule i t r . , peTuun might prim J r •’position, • Terms, NATIONAL 1.1 Qiicngo a t Boston. I'ittsburgh a t I'hlladi Cincinnati a t New Yu Only- three scheduled. A C-A&r o r /nt E vuilD cxJT A SOUTHERN I.EAGt'l .Atlanta a t Memphis. Birmingham at Little Rock. Mobile ut Nashville. New Orleans ut Chattanooi Realtors Sanford 2 Distributor HOWARD BOTELER, �Substitute for Classified Directory ially Herald ,D. RATES h In Adranea , ties are for contaveraga length | a 1joo for fit*1 | 1a restricted to k s tlo n . _ R r,rct Insertion. B f,r tubee'juen* IK ;l l.’h " rstes. .'; ” rulee E will Kmllon. And f will | r want ad. Iffectiv^ I* to I t jio t ic b Lould give their Cgice address as kbone number It Mile. About one | thousand haa a [tho others can t mb you unless b address. L . e e M CtT ke M at Tbs i a a H lre nr by letboat illse*«tlBlot valid. fnmpt. Efficient. Ervtce IRECrORY lUre wttblB Lnplr of Sanford [ often nrrdrd* • mhrn ear »»♦* [rrijnlrnl. It <• ,betlenllf Advertising For Sale WANTED: Second Hand Canoe in fair to good condition. S. U. D. e.o. Herald. WANTF.D: Beaming grove ten ae rc.t name price nml location— "EB" c.o. Herald. WANTED: Building lot close in give location and price first let­ ter “ B" c.o. Herald. WANTED to buy, second hand ba­ by carriage or four wheeled gocart, good condition. Address — “Carriage" c.o. Herald. WANTED: Women to make money a t home. Plain home sewing. No canvassing. Send for samples nnd particulars. Success Sewing System, Box 207, Long Branch, N. _ Miiltigraphing, mniling—as you you want ltE. Porch, First Bldg. IS v n n RENT HILTON’S tlAltnKR SHOP 11.7 Magnolia Ave. S First Class Barbers Special Attention Given To Ladies and Children WEST VIRGINIA — Clarksburg The Clarksburg Exponent, morn­ ing bniie 1 cent per word, minimum 34c. PALM BEACH COUNTY — The Car. Drive it scene of stupendous develop­ k and Second SL Chinawarc In English Porce­ ment. Read nhuut it in the Palm lains, Ihivarian and Japanese Beach Post. Sample copy sent on request. China make lovely Rifts I FOB BIRR [O SERVICE Day ADVERTISING gels results if it ■eats all trains PetrThe Ball Hardware reaches potential buyers. PaiPhone 551 and G3-W latkn Daily N-w; i„ uieulnted in nn induslriul and agricultural sec­ tion. vice nnd Quality ADVERTISE in the Journal-H er­ Reigns MEAT MARKET ald, South Georgia's greatest I A C A F K newspaper. Morning, afternoon, affle House 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla, weekly nnd Sunday. [Mgr. 105 W. 1st St Classified rates 10c per line. Waycroas Jour|,L CAFE nnl-Hcrald. Waycroas, Georgia. Jn Service end Qual TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— greet and Park Ave H. A. SPEIR Send in your subscription to the Tribune or hand it to your local Contractor and Builder [BUGS dealer so you can read Florida’s greatest newspaper, thus year, *99-M — Phone — 499-M IG STORE — Pre$8.(JO, (j months, $ IDO, three months ug-t. Sodas. We $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ 2108 PALMETTO AVE. rou as yuiir phone. ance policy add 75c to your order. LECTRIC CO. Gillon & Platt Everything elec1422. Eteetragith Davey and Nesmith A T T O R N K Y 8 - A T - 1 . A \V THINS AND Pl’l.l E8 station*. Mng|d. First and F.lm, f «nd 10th Street. Ato i lo r n I m p r o v e m etlta T tio ro iiK h ly H creened Ocean View H old M rs . Ii. J . F u n i s , Atgr. C O R O N A D O I l K A C I I . F’L O R I D A l)|irn All (hr* Yrnr [ FLORIST" all occasion*. Phon* 2(50-W fAN. Office in Ik Building Annex U n - i, 3. H nti-d: IJ.tlil p e r itnv. Ily the W e e k 125,0(1 t l o u h U : JIG.mi S l a g l e . Everything For the Sportsman At BaM Hardware Phone 8 Moughton N o R N lr:^ R o u C-VTC to A IT A tf f N O T " . te V /e * i& n r T > Y o u M £A M T H & CA R “ CH CfJ CZAR p o f r j f a p G R O 'J Q H T r(? 'D y * t o t o Ni - ■ - ~ K f/ L NO, WANTED! C M © R -S O N , I, \V. Phillips’ Sons Dodge Bros. Sales and Service Phone 3 Dak and 2nd St. N G -lT H e -R IV 4 -S *■»! to Dttrk nn Trnrkite Ai»i*t: TIIV-1IK IIOTTIJ \ ti CO., Mi it tah t o i - k 'i n C Ja y NOT to A Mg t i t ! -. . fo n t, Fin. Lost. And Found LOST: Japanese parasol. Lake Front Sunday afternoon. Finder please return to Montezuma Hotel. M tn n : H e alm l to f o n t iia c t o iih i bids w ill bo r n o e lv e tl by tin- **,«mmiMslnns of n.-rulu >t>• Cutm* tv. l-'lorblu, at tlio County t'li-rk’s nfflce. Court House. Miinforil, l-’lorl.l i. until Ten A. M, July 33ml, I9SS. for tin- furnishing of nil ma­ terial* an.I labor for tho erection atiil completion of ii County .lull Earle T. Field IIKAI. KST.ITH —I\V IIS T U tlS T S I .o h h y F u l i . - s t i m - H r u m l e y Hldit. S anford F lo rid a F i r s t N a t i o n a l B-itiU. t i n n of olariti a n d sjo e l f I c a l l n n s t o O h c A rch lteel,. K ilh -e o n tra e to rs m ay olitn lii c o p i e s a p i.I li - a ld e to tlielr tvork upon paym ent of F ifteen (Mfi.ili)) H o l l a r s w h i c h w i l l hu r e ­ tained. Ily o r d e r of t h e C o n n t v ('omnil*lutu-r.H o f S - m l t u d i ; C t i n n t y Fli-rlil.i . lim e filth , I !)2s. C o l d i s h J i m .- 3,ird, antH, I Ith a n d 21st. J. II. HUTCHINSON uiiAi. i: s t a i i : A e r e n g e , F o r m s nil-1 O r a l u i o d r o v e s ii S t i e e l o lt y 1 0 2 0 L u n ru f A venue, M e m b e r <-f H A N F O R D , FL A l io rlilo S t o i a FI-irlstN Assoelol lull G. TAYLOR DYER Painting— Dccomtinj; PHONE 303 IIIF T IIU M I P A IN T The P miat That Hin«» Tun Mouuy. M w nu fartu ral ■ h r r . m i - 1.1.i.l ,1 r r I.O M Im 111 hidd hv i I P alaf tw I ' l l M ' C O K I’l l S f Iln ito iiL n A ve. I ' h . m i- 2 7 II Electric lights, Fuses, etc. At night when you find you need them. BINE’S FILLING STATION 111.7 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla, DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell nnything? If so advertise in tlx* Gainesville Sun. DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — Pensacola is beginning the greatest development in Georgia's history; n half million dollar highway to the gulf beach just finished; a t two million dollar bridge across Escambia Bay started; quarter million dollar opera house under construction; two millions being spent on highway; greatest chance for live developers to get in on ground floor. Write Dcvelopnient Department. The Pensacola News. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, Ga,, Augusta’s greatest classified medium, rate, cash, 9c charge. 10c minimum. INSUUANCjt « * Jj ■ j* „ * JJ n * £ Beautiful Apartment Site m £ The prices are right for a real opportunity nt tho com­ pletion of Forrest Lake 1Intel. HE IIAVI I()0 feet on Park Ave, GROVE PROPERTY HOMES MORGANTOWN, W. VA.. people ure interested in Florida, Each of them through a classified mi id the Morgantown POST. Six cents a word for six consecutive issues. n u t (s t PAnT m —>TO 23 Acre Bearing Grove 6-1 acres in tract; 2 beautiful lakes, grove ju st worked and in splendid condition. r acre A. P. CONNELLY & SONS TERMS. $150 per foot. Terms. By GEORGE McMANUS - *GOw D o T O O T TC> A T T E fiO T O Of 1 ^ 'O R i^ i r s ^ . i ,-------~T u p p . . . n e T in t, r ilir r ir n rr i! u n lrtn irn u n n t TO REACH BUYERS or seller* of FAGS WANTED *— Igtrge, clean, Florida real estate advertise in linen or cotton rags for clean­ the St. Petersburg Times. One cent ing purposes. Bring them now cent a word dally, two cents a word to the Herald Composing Room. Sundays. *NDcbY To N-OU1 5 . f ,^ -A M 4 U K ,e s — t e e - H iS gs NG FOR RENT; Furnished light For Cell Construction housekeeping rooms iff private Successful blilili-r or lihMi-rs will home. 219-W 5th Street. be r,-i|uiri'ii to furnish a surety company bond In an nniouut ui|ual FOR SALE or rent: Pirn restaur­ to n-venty-fIvc (7k percent) in-rant completely furnished ready eenl of Ho- i-ontrni t urli-o of llo-lr Kooms For Kent for business. Seven rooms up­ hlil. anil to meet with tin- approval stairs. All occupied. Have been i FOR RENT: Room and Board, of tin- County Attorney. No Mil w ill h e c o n s l i l r r e i l u o l e i s in business in present location 35 nice young men, preferred. Good m in l e u p o n f o r m n s f u rn i< d ied b y years. Want to retire. t h e ic ro m p n n le d hy homo cooking. Rates reasonable. n d r aAf rt e nilmtiy- pa tb t ea ntdo iV.inriK I 'o iik Apply .Mrs. Fernadez. 811 Elm la s . C l e r k , In a m o u n t s a s f o l l o w s : FOR SALE: Butter and lard tubs, Avenue. I tid s o n l l i i-i-rnl C o n s t r u e t l o i i d r a f t Bushel baskets and hampers A f o r fZ.&no.ua; H u t s o n n i l w o r k p m id r a f t fo r S l.im in n Tho Si P. Tea Co., 295 .Magnolia Av >. FOIt RENT: One nice large bed­ nd tr ratfnt - t lull o f t h e Ttth-ersafiil b i d d e r o r f f l c l a l s i g n a t u r e unit room, hot water, telephone, suit l . l d d e r s t o he r e t a i n e d b y s a i d I ki d a y o f J u l y , A. FOR SALE: HI acres good truck able for married couple or two Vain-.- l;, l i o u u l a s . C l e r k , a s I h i u l d e l e d d a m a g e s s h o u l d tile sui-i-essfarming land. A. ('. I- Loading ladies. Inquire at the Outlet. I'OIV .L AHH , f o l b i d d e r o r b i d d e r s fa ll o r r e f u s e station on South line within six t o e xei u t - a v u n i r a t . t a n d t u . . u u u u l y Ctark.JJI t'.u u c i S j.m lu iito b o n d u s r e i|u t r * s | w | l h l n t e n d a >e :y. Florlilw. miles of post office 3-4 miles from FOIt RENT—Room* with or with i.ui: \ t . t a f t e r w r i t t e n n o t i c e " f aei-e|it,«iirii out meals. Reasonable rates o f toil. brick pavement. $150 per acre. Term* if desired. A. M. Philips, Lincoln House. T il e O w n e r r e s e r v e s t h e r i g h t t o r e j e c t a n y a n il a l l b id s, o r t o He­ 31(1 Oak Avenue. Furnished r o o m . Un r e i n a n y Idd o r |u i r t o f hid ov t h e m d e i i m i l t o In- t o t h u b e s t I n t e r e s t Summer brings ils troubles, am ­ , 571 -.1 Telephone. of th e co u n ty . Automobiles which is trying ot keep n o s o d a f t e r M o n d a y , J u n e 32nd. ong I a 2ft. i o | i l e s o f i d a n s a n d s |i e c l f lea* the oJck in the lee box. DEPENDABLE USED CARS I l o n a m a y lie h a d f r o m t h e A r e h l 1921 Dodge Touring. lei-t IInon ill IM-Iilt 11f Tw-I l l t y - f i v e Il'M ld o n t nf F l o r i d a s i n c e 1HSI 1( ! 2,Vn-i) I n i l l a r s . Much di-noslt t o Im 1925 Dodge Coupe. Itffpri'iirc*. r e f u n d e d b u n a f i d e b i d d e r s o |i o n r e . 1922 Dodge Touring. 1927 Dodge Graham 1 1-2 ton Truck. 1921 Dodge Srrecn 1-2 ton Truck. d o n 't T o o — u in e r* t B R O U G H T YH& C A R ■ p o W N T O to N 1 < R A N A C R O SS A fR I& N T > r O F MINIS t o H o ------ I c i s t g m 11lit I■11ti u t o lie toi-ii t oil u t H a n f o r d In S e m in o l i - C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , In tu— i - i r i l n i u ’i* w i t h tin- plm o t itit-l s i 'i - il U r . i l l . o n n s p r c p n ri- il by l i l t o n .1. H o u g h t o n iin - h U r il. Flrnt N a tl..n u t l l u n k 11u I lit I i t H a n f o r d , F l o r i d a . Hills u l i t to- rei-i-1%o l ;im f o l l o w s : F o r t li.m - r n l C o n s t r u c t i o n , 1923 Dodge Coupe. $>ou/N; WANTED AT ONCE Three to five hundred acres of good land. Must be on good high­ way, lake property preferred. Have ready buyer for such a piece. K. A. Strout Farm Agency, 10(1 National Bank. Bldg. ARCMTEC1 Directory T M (S BY CONDO WANTED: White girls. Must b neat. To do dining room work Palm Garden Ten Room. Mtl-soil. TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa,! Fla. Thousands read the elas- j sifieil pages of Florida’s Great Home Daily, rates 2 cents a word. Minimum 25c, cash with order. Write for complete rate card. EVERT TRUE Wanted TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS FOIt RIG RESULTS advertise In FOR SALE: Baby carriage, nlso the FORT LAUDERDALE kiddie coop. Telephone 185-W. All makes ol typewriters for DAILY NEWS—it. covers Brow­ ■ale on easy terms, for rent, also ard County thoroughly which is FOR SALE: First class show case, repairs. Office supplies. Room 9 one of the most rapidly growing FOR SALE—Corner lot and ad Reasonable. The Quality Shop. joining lot on Palmetto Ave. sections on tho Florida Coast. FOR SALE: Refrigerator. Ice Sample copy and rate card upon terms. Box -131, care Herald. PRINTING capacity about 100 pounds. Rea­ request. FOR SALE: 101 acres good fnrm sonable. Apply 210 French Ave. WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing land in Jefefrson County four Engraving, Embossing. See us LEARN ABOUT Polk County nml rUK SALE: 30 acres with new Ukeland, through the Star- miles from county sent one-half house, only 4 miles from Sanford, first We do it. Thone 417-W. mile off state highway from Jack­ Telegram. Best advertising me­ R. R. Ave.-Commerclal SL Public 17 acres celery land, 1 1-2 acres dium In South Florida. Published sonville to Tallahassee. bananas, corner lot nearby sold for mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— road running through this prop­ $0,000. $;;of-nn. Owner selling. REAL ESTATE erty, about 150 pecan trees. 2 ten­ Lnkclnnd, Florida. ant houses, 1 story barn. Will sell No agent. Address “30 acres" c.o. L. SPURRING, sub-divisioi Herald. specialist. Subdivision to Or­ OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales cheap. J. E. Kcrney, 311 Sanford Sanford, Fla. lando, Florida, and F l o r e through the Xenia Gazette, Zun- Avenue. Heights, Florida on Dixie High ia, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ way. trict. Want ud and display rates FOR SALE: First class dining, living and bed room suites, FOR RENT—Ground Floor Elks on request. TIN AND METAL; WORK Phone 175-J. Bldg., 203 Oak Ave. Inquire up­ stairs. C. T. Smith. COLUMBUS (Ga.,) LEDGER — SIGNS Classified ads have the largest FOR SALE: About one knrnt dia Any Kind—Anywhere mond ring. Wil sacrifice. Ad APARTMENT FOR RENT— At­ circulation in Southwestern Geor­ tractive nml convenient. Call gia. Rate 8c (0-word line) line. dress Box D. c.o. Herald. a t Herald office for further in­ IOkTcN'12® TO REACH the prosperous farm­ FOR RUSH SALE: 3 acres of formation. rich tiled land with best of flowers nnd fern growers of Volus­ Formerly Sanford Sign Shop, Two story well fin* FOR RENT—Reasonable; modern, ia county ndvertisc in the DeLnnd jng water. Phone -I80-W. Sanford Ave. apartments, phones includ­ ishe residence with water, gas, ed.new Daily News, rate lc per word, cash F irst Street. By week month or year, well and electricity. Three good out with order. located near ocean. Write or JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds houses. 20,000 nursery stock with of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. MAINE —■ WatcrvSllc, Morning some bearing orange trees. 570 nhono It. I„ Sclden, Selden Bldg, Daytona Beach, Fla. W ater nnd Boat Tanks. At Oak Sentinel. Thousands of Maine feet on brick road. Property light Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ people are interested in Florida at Lake Monroe, just four miles FOR RENT: Three room phone 111. property. Reach them through from Sanford. Property worth ment with garage, 130fl the Sentinel. Unto card on ap­ $12,000. If sold in the next few Ave., Mrs. F. R. Savage. days will take $8,000, half cash, Building Material plication. balance in one two and three years FOR RENT: Two room apartment — good location. Apply a t 12 MIRACLE Concrete Co, r*neral A LITTLE WANT AD IN' The time. If interested see or write or G. Cl 1 Magnolia Ave. HERALD will bring you in big B. H. Bankston, Sanford, Fla. cement work, sidewalk*, build­ ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J, R. results. Advertise those old a r­ ticles you have stored away and FOR SALE: 1925 Dodge Touring. HOUSE FOR RENT: Five room Terwtlleger. Prop. Car, fully equipped, 5 balloon on paved road, just south of have no use for. A little thirtyHJLL LUMBER CO. Houm tv eent ad may bring you several tires. Runs like new. Cash or schoolhuuse at Paoln, $20.00 per Service, Quality and Price. dollars. Phone 148 and n repre­ will consider good Ford as pnrt month. Apply to J. G. Harzburgpnynient. Call Osceola Cypress or, Paola, Fla. sentative will call and see you. Lumber and Building M aterial Co,, or write me for an appoint­ C arter Lumber Company FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando ment. C. E. Williams, Osceola APARTMENT for Rent: Suitable for adults. Apply 300 French Momirnr Sentinel; largest classi­ Fin. West Third Street Phone 565 Avenue. fied Business, rate ic a word, min­ imum 21c cash with order. FOR RENT: House. Sou John I DAVID B. IIYEB Phone 148 5500 Acres Lying Around Cuhs'lt Lake County t v tn ey . M N C tC P E . \ OOC.FVT T o . M T C is T iO N S-------- J O 'o T P H O N E D A W 'bAx'O I \E. W O N 'T (?>E. DOVJfS “VO D a ; o r e $50 per acre. 1-5 Ca-sh TODAY AT i ' SNALTZ C’R O V r Rooms 9-10*11 Rail Bldtf, Int l FcaxoRr Scnvicc. Inc (faf'Sritain liglil* mciVtJ. ______ P h o n e 057. � 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 21, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 21, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 21, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2be6fb61fa7de9a60971087894f4c358.pdf 43774801972a988f6783904250664327 PDF Text Text YOUR NEWSPAPER aliahed in Florida'^ Heart, a World’s Greatest Vegetable tion, Its Richest Garden Land [UMN XV. k a iu h k •M>w«ra ■nil Tuesday; gentle wind*,. k . Minimum Temp. Minimum Temp. iUlnfall 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, MONDAY, JULY 2l), 1$2 PRICE FIVE CENTS McQue Receives $40 Rot For Stick Work Frank McQue. third baseman for the Celery-Fed*, received o "pot” containing over $10 col­ lected nt the ball nnrk Saturday nfternoon just after he sent one of Fry's first offerings in the sixth inning to deep rigid Held for three bases, scoring three men for the local team and thereby putting Sanford two runs ahead of latkcland in the contest. Td show that the extrn has:' hit was not accidental, McQue came up again in the eighth In­ ning and crashed out another of the big Highlander’s offerings to right field for his second three base hit of the game, this time scoring Frishie. k0 HC(l Sculptor May Ir r y Out Original Bins On Mountain North Carolina Lrnor Said To ^ Back Of Plan ARLOTTE, N. C., July Sutzen Borglum, deposilptor o f the Confederate nial at Stone Mountain Atlanta, Ga., declared today that his "original btion of the massive me1 on face of Rock Mounexpressive of the true [ of the Confederacy’’ Greater Sanford Program" Committee o f KM) Citizens to Gather at the Seminole Cafe to Arrange Program Sanford’s big forward NUMBER 301 A Greeting From the K ing FourExperhsGive Statements Saying Disaster Threatens If State Legislature Is Al­ lowed To Muzzle Teaching Zoologist Sees No Conflict With Bible Organic Evolution Discussed By Dr. Lipman and Anthro­ pologist Presents His Views nneyR ock Site Is Bing Considered, ne Report Asserts y n DAYTON Tcnn., July 20.—A « i lous tuitionul disaster threatens if the vote of legislatures rather Ilian scientific investigation are to det< i mine the details to be taught ia the public schools of the country Lhnrlcs Hubbard Judd, director of the school of education of the Un­ iversity of Chicago believes. The belief was expressed in a statement admitted to the record * f the Scopes evolution trial to- move- ■ carried out in North Car- Chicago Attorney Tt Appear Tomorrov To Face Charge; Made By Raulston • j i >> /tx Lawyer’s Bond Is Placed At $5,000 -----------. Remarks Made Friday By Darrow Given as Cause o f Action DAYTON^Tenn., July 20. —Judge John T. Raulston today cited Clarence Darrow, defense attorney for the Scopes evolution trial, for con­ tempt o f his court and direct­ ed that the Chicago attorney appear tomorrow mornitR; to show why contempt proceed­ ings should not be instituted. The judge named as grounda fur the citation remarks of Mr. Har­ indication points to one of largest 1 °,Vo . t" ’n Hie fundamentalrow to the court Friday when the nml most enthusiastic civic meet- e L ™ f,’r institutions, court excluded testimony of scien­ mgs in local history. , Hr borate studies m the field of tific experts from the jury. Har­ the big committee was recently " ,nian pyschology, he said, show Fhridli K;ist Coast Railroad General Assorts Accuracy row was directed to make a five appointed by the hoard, of direct'- , . " ,onK of evolution Plans Construction of Three and Volume Show Marked thousand dollar bond for his ap­ «»rs "f tic Chamber «r Common o ' 1p" »r' ,ln*: " " ln t,,L’ language, 'HEIGH. N. C.. July 20.—The Allies o f Paved Streets, II Improvement; Controversy pearance to answer to the citation. to act with it ia ur. ndvirtory ca- ' 11 "ins, laws and other things diNews and Observer anBungalow, AndOllie: Works Cause Summer Test Firing I “ city in laying put c far-roacli'ag „ lly « rfccting the life of man. vH that s memorial to. the DAYTON, Tcnn., Jnly 20.— In rrogiHm f o r KunPuJ’s fulura dcexpressed the belief that it [B tary along the lines of the sharp contrast to the turbulence of vtiLpment. wimi M im » imnoAiiiblc to touch mli*. Chuluota will shortly become t'oo A d started on Stone MuunWASHINGTON, July 2rt.—Sub- Inst Sunday, when a week end re­ There is n general belief that <|uatc,lj' Psychology or the scionco scene o f extensive flft., by (1utzon ilorglum, hns vclopnicnt si ant ial progress in development cess in the Scope’s trial was mark­ San ford is nt the beginning of ;i ‘’dHCPtion without constant ri- work curried oil by th.‘ laud indus- of anti-idrernft fire in “ accuracy H u nned for the granite cliffs ed by cancellation of church sergreat period of development. There to the facts of mental deand volume" hns been noted by vices,several of church connections » i n g Chimney Hock gorge trial department of tin! Fmiida ore many conservative men in the V '"PJiient included in the general Major General John I,. Hines chief ■erford county, North CaroHast Coast Railroad according to of staff from advance reports of and open air speaking, the court community, who believe that tin ,,f evolution. B l:c paper will state that the iity will be one of the most nr- Organic evolution from the an announcement made today by the first phasen of the extensive and town yesterday were "at ease" ■ re well under way and have liv e points o f the state during the v 'l‘ W of the soil investigj Charles U. Ilrumlcy of Chuluota, program o( summer test firing ■king of a number of infill­ next fall ami winter, and they loo! ,/ ! r was discussed by Jacob (!. who was a limiocsa visitor in haa- inaugurated by the war departin'' n. Gutzon Ilorglum, who upon the derision of the board o f u'Oinn, in a statement admitted ford today. mini as n result of the controver­ ►nosed as sculptor of the front of the combination band directors of the Chamber of Com- "I*" 1 record. Lipm.in is dean bl memorial at Stone mounThe development plan, uccnrd- sy over aircraft matters before : tnml and speaking platform but merce to expand that orgnnizacollege of agriculture and ing to Mr. lirniulcy, co u n ts ia l ong re ional committees at the l* to carve the North Cnrolion and provide for an adc<|U u • '•nwtor of the New .leVscy arri- the paving of thiee milts of l i t sc..sioii. The tests are being it was an nudicnco without aa or­ leinorinl, says the tinner. ator. advertising fund as ono of the be t ' ultural experiment station, I'Ll eels With asphalt, the erection mad at Foil Tiidcu, Nevy York, moves over made here. The cam "A direct rilation may be trie of 11 attractive bungalows, the *nu Francisco, Fort Barrancas, None of the Dayton pastors ocrtipied his pulpit, services heing .tV.,',r ,,Ur041 timely <d.” said Hr. Ltpman. “ between construction and installation of a Ha., and in Hawaii. t o . i ,,h’*1 reus'.a tbe orgnnix.. sails, plants and animals in the modern waterworks system and A report to Acting Secretary ronductsd in several churches by ' nf, ‘,|“ *‘,.rs expect great public evolution of organic life." the clearing and preparation of Davis l.y General Ilines, made visiting cvnngelists. lents and an exploratio William Jennings Ilrynn motor­ public tonight, shows the results’’ gratifying to those responsible for ed to I'iksville, 20 miles from Duy• McMillan of Raleigh 1 uftitA / r .'f ton, “ across the mountain," to adhnl suggestion o f « m artillery" had been obtained'* nt drvsi a gn the ring of leanest-am.... I* Walter Raleigh by tl Fort Tilden during the Inst last week Dth'w Membors of prosecution mg me ortli Carol inn grew ii guns and machine c°unaoI awaited the word to do­ for n Confederate nu . targets towed by " v®r their speeches ot judge and i of the Sixty-sec- Jur>'ry manned the The defense attorneys wero ee inch batteries r*>ported ready to make their In K minutes and "PWche* in summing up ivfteV target towed 70 rPending hours in the preparation ■ siilpmir, iron ami even carbon, t an elevation of °* statements o f scientists to ho ; "Kven in the primitive ne is distance o f about I introduced in the record to show on the rock surfaces, these >' system will answer a long fell j what the experts would have testi­ forms of lifi- prepared the v. iij need, declares Mr. Ilrumlcy, wiio fied had they been permitted to the more highly organized hi t enthusiastic and optimistic over occupy the witness stand. . ^oine bacteria are able to m tin* future of the place. Thu task of reducing tho state- , ' factum nitrogen compound: m merits of i.cientists to writing was Tho Florida Hast Coast road the simple nitrogen g a : of not completed tonight and steno­ owns approximately 10,000 ncres «ir. They thus supply mat. graphers were still working over­ of lund in and near Chuluota and out o f which the proto,>| t ,.o time in an effort to have them to place nil of this truck under Plant and nuinml cells are mm, ready for tho record ot tho open­ cultivation sooner or later is the “ Today, like many millions ing of court Monduy afternoon. company'll uim. At the present Iyears ago, bacteria are hu. , lime several hi.mired ncres will he Clarence Harrow, the "grand­ ting conditions nccessai for father” of defense counsel, as he cleared and made ready for cultigrowth of plants and amm k described himself in court, went to vnt!on. Tho soil is declared by tcrin are responsible for tho Mr. rirumley to ho somo of the Chattanooga to deliver a lecture I ARIS, July 20.—France will dilation of carbon and nitr>g n in I»V>:1 in Florida, capable of bear­ nt a theater Sunday afternoon. Ho start a great military offensive in nature. The material of pint mid! ing many kinds of products. was accompanied by his associates animal bodies u again chamber asserts that during th<- Morocco against Abtl-Kl-Krim. except Arthur Garfield Hays, who “ With these developments going Premier I’ainlcve, said today, if and the proct (I f ilccuy must twelve months the plan has been remained in Hayton to speed tho . on, with the place accessible both the Riffian lender refuses th < go on in orde t tiie carbon, by good roads ami a railroad toin effect it has failed to re-estab­ making of statements. nitrogen, sulph losphoriis ami lish productivity, as it was intend­ peace terms offered him by semi­ Today muy prove to bo tho last getner with the extensive advertis­ official Frencli and S punish other elenionts, cil up in the ed to din The report claims tlial agents. full day In court. After the <|ues-M ing that the place can secure i bodies of plants and animals may Germany's com me ice is suffering tion of the excluded scientific | be released for the dcevlopmeiit through the Florida Fast Const i from heavy ttxntion and other testimony had been disposed of. ] road, ( liuiuota i:, destined to grow of countl geenrntions of living imposts and tin- opinion D advanc­ speeches will he made, » total o f 1 steadily and in time become n ! thifgrs." ed that a complete debuclu in nine or ten being on the program. prospeimis ini'iness and tourist No Degree of Conflict. business will occur unless condi­ It was understood that each side , center, Mr. Ilrumley predicted. There is no degree of conflirt tions arc alleviated. It is pointed would havo four hours for nrgubetween evolution and the Itihle out that owing to the high cost of nient. The speeches will probably T Maynard M. Metcalf, zoologist, production German commodities not lie completed tomorrow, but * former head of the zoological de­ cannot compete in foreign markets. there should be little oratory car­ partment at Olierlln College, de­ ried over to Tuesday. UKRUN. July 20.—The Scopes clared in a statement udded to tile With the iudge’s charge the only < trial at Dayton, Tcnn., has ViI record. Sanford Sportsmen remaining detail before the court . . a significant echo in German the"There is no conflict no least was given to the jury a verdict Catch Large Number olugicu! circles. The case is ridi­ degree of conflict, between the should be returned some time culed, nml where it is not considBible ami the fact of evolution,” Fresh Water Trout i red reprehensible the effects are Tuesday. Although the defense After an Illness o f several the statement said, “ but the Iiternhs admitted that it has no hopw viewed with grave concern. nlist interpretation of the words of months, Timothy Keen, one of San­ of a favorable verdict, constant ford's pioneer residents, passed INVESTIGATION OKDKKCD Pastor Scchubring, ono of the Umpiring in Sanford is good hut the Bible is nut only puerile; it is ob-erver.s in tho court room were MEXICO CITY. July 20. The insulting both to God and to hu­ owav this morning at 2:‘tn o’clock fishing hero is better, declares lenders of the Protestant Alliance, not so sure. Only unanimous nt the Fcrnuld-Laughton Hospital department of the interior hat or­ man intelligence. L. II. i’ieh, one of the Florida declared Sunday: agreement of the jury can result in in this city. He died of heart dered nn investigation of the "We settled the Darwin question Mate League official nrbiters, who "But, the fundamentalist would n verdict unless attorneys on both in company with George Brock- thirty years ago. The trial is not shooting of Hurold G. Bretherton, do much worse than insult God. fuilure nt the age of ii’i after hav­ sides should ugrue to accept n ma­ ing been in the hospital for the (Continued on Page Three) hrhn, one of Sanford's champion alone farcical, but is also a serious United Slates vice consul at Aguas jority verdict. calieuts. past week. For the past several anglers, spent part of Sunday at matter. Who knows that we are The charco aga^st Scopes Is a ( months Mr. Keen hud developed not drifting into a similar situa­ misdemeanor and not n felony. Hw n slow illness, which kept him con­ tion in Germany. cannot be placed in prison in tho fined to his room moat o f the j “ Our culture is seriously threat­ ••vent of a fine of not less than time. UDY GERMAN ened by Americanization. It is $100 and not more than $000. ‘y 20— Study of the Kurly mass will be said over the! possible that our new educational nagt* will he ubligabody at the All Souls Catholic 1 law will lead to the same oppres­ Bryan Defends Law nrian primary and pounds, the largest one being of sion of our pedagogical freedoms President R. A. Newman o f the ( lunch at 8:.'I0 o’clock Tuesday 1 finest class exhibited here in some I’ lKKSVIl.LK. Tcnn., July 2 0 - i -'hools during the morning with Rev. Win. Illntph-1 as in Tennessee. Behind the pious club declared today that results ob­ A brief but vigorous defense of the IhU has been an- time, it is declared. words of Bryan and his friends tained by Jim Moore, new man­ riea officiating. Mr. Keen's body I Tennessee anti-evolution law and Friends of the sportsmen de­ certainly lurk other enigmatic governmental decree will then be sent to Jacksonville ager of the Celcrymen, thus far of the culture of Tennesseans ; clare its hard to tell which of the things, rian premier. Kcciesisitical ideologies has been exceptional and that the for burial beside bis brother, John marked the appearance here yes- . -wo is the prouder of their nc- are only the facade; the back­ Keen, in that city. club is well pleased with its sel­ terday of William Jennings Bryan. compljshments. Umpire Pieh, as ground is likely to present nn intMr. Keen, with his brother, ection of the veteran player as he dislikes to be ' Speaking to several hundred S« - ] was | pious and undesirable picture." caine to this city about 37 yours 'pilot of the local team. wresthor in s ipiehatchio valley citise.s- in an WASHINGTON. July 20.—; t o . The consensus in this respect Mention was made of the “ head ago from Ireland nnd since that “ tell the world open air meeting twenty miles from balance o f $0,137,552 duo th* hile between the liberal nnd the severtime hns made Sanford his homo 'work" o f the manager of the Mr. Bruckhnhn scene of tho Scopus’ trial, th© lass ely Orthodox theological elements team during the course of the three nmtiiiuouiJy. For muny years be United States from the Ch'new fundamentalist chief bevun his .J LLA1IASSEE, July 20.— bile is proved by the viewpoint of the games here Inst week und tire bad been in the wood business in government on Huxor Indemnity (Continued on Page Three) _r C- Ynliton, youthful ith- famous historian of dogmatics of large part this played in the San­ this city, having owned a wood payments has been remitted bj L whose home is at BryI resident Loolidgu under congres­ Berlin University, Professor Zcford victories. The stellar pitch yard on West Comemrcial Street. I "'?• nr*d who killed a Minrts-jberg, who pronounces the Tennes-, ing. the fielding nnd stick work In thi.i bujilnuM ho tamo in cun-1sional authority grunted In May Army Pursuit Planes "hceinan several months out 'see trial "a nuisance" and says: ,of the Sanford players is also tact with many Sanford people and | F which he* was convictO ff to Pacific Coast :ich i “ Darwin’s scientific speculations 'largely responsible for the win­ is well known by tit** people of this nl given u life- sentence city. OPERA LOSES MONEY liz-1are not contradictory nor harmful ning of the series here, it wa > said. - Mate prison, has escaped re- fo the Christian teaching of rcligLust week saw better atten­ Mi". Keen wns a member of the 7*“ prison office was adHELSINGFORS, July 20.—This Hr. ion. The only danger to religion dance ot thu games than nt uuy ( atholic church here. He has | ar a season o f the Helsingfors “ y. Valiton and threo Rrockhuhit sail ing and morals is the misunderstand­ time during the second half and muny friends who will regret t o ! 1 ora him come to nn abrupt cloae white prisoners escapee] fur publication. ing of the Darwin theory by fools. club officials expressed hflpe to­ learn of his death. Being transferred from cause of u deficit of $20,000, "I consider the Duyton trial a day that .Siinfonl people will turn u to a camp near here, •spito an annual government ay grave peril, because, instead of out strong during thu first three Flowers ----- grow as far north as •nude their getaway dubsidy of COO.OOO Finnish francs for offering u discussion of this sedays of this week to witness tho Hoes, and more than 700 1 rainstorm. * d generous public support there •rx rious problem, certain rowdies nrc contests between the Celery-Feds different kinds have been collected is been a deficit the lust few and the Saints. in arctic regions, nb!o of offering an absolute guarnit-c of reconstruction. 1 The first year under the plan is designated ni having been in­ tended to re-establish productivity, but the report says in this it h iproved unsuccessful. Though tinhrst effects of the plait were <l lutary and tended to start again the country’s economic activity, it it claimed in the report that’out­ standing liabilities and nurncrou* other difficulties brought about a crushing situation. Tuxes readied unprecedented figures. The report points out that in ll>21. the gov­ ernment collected revenues of f.00,000,000 marks in excess . f the previous year, which was spent ■ntirely in assignments to individ­ ual states and committees. Hie actual tax collection by the government increased from 1,800,­ 000,000 marks in I9I.’I to 12,000,­ 000,000 marks in M»2 I, whereas the public income in 102-1 only aggregated .'10,000,000,0(H) marks, as compared with 12,000.001),0UU Scopes Case Draws Scathing Remarks From The Germans Timothy Keen, One Of City’s Pioneer Residents, Is Dead Celery-Feds To Take On Saints For Three Game Series Here This Week �— T H E SAN FO RD H ER A L D . SAT O R D A Y ? J U L Y J B , ! ^ . - — UNITED.STATES A R M Y ACTIVITIES AS SEEN BY GENERAL PERSHING *v mt | P iii Li lis p ir 1 r it if. b I** Fm ILt‘ Ii i » Jacksonville— Peninsular Lum­ ber company building Ifncat Inmhcr nn<I building mntcrialn yard in Florida. fere our Circuit Cm... 1 - h° Contulnlng “ ' . l i b ' ?2.5 [''u r V .-n ^ mnJiwisrs. nercs, 7th day of HeptJL, hit or less, atul also Margaret *‘VvT H orn sey ‘and ‘ curt, teen "( ij). and* Twenty i5") *•< nndthere theremJk7 Megl tinlog «t the Interseetlon of Go’ll ........ Hud -very of tho above named d r- acres, according to pint thrrei r re the center line of Mi-lonvlllo Av­ a n d e v e r y hill o f eorhplaitit m i Sifr I- b..«> fondants. enrd-d Tn i’ lnt llook 3, mi rsiB;» 21. ___ If_ livltigr .nnd If ____ e llh _ u r. f the enue will, the South line of Section riiuse, Xhlkl u p on tho pel It loll far ,,,,w on nay o r a l l . . o f «al«l d e f e n i l a a t s lio o of public records record of bemlnolo 30, Township 13 Smith, Itanue 31 y o uIt Inlatill:, (nrliier or.i f , \„ in . „ . 1 jub dead, to o il p a r t ie s u luilu liig In­ County. Florida: also Hast. Seminole County. Florida; Order of I uhiiran, n't J li-Kiunltig ui u point on tn» **]*. thence North I degrees l-.nst along In the Sunfon, terests u n d er th e follow in g dt««uur*jiMM r rn sr d defen dan ts, t o - w l t : W lllh im ter line of Mellonvlllc Avenue tX..-* the center line <>f Mellonvlllc Av-1 published It, » H ater Ju ly Wth. A. D. !32-». it Audeuried nnd w i f e , ------- A u d e n - feet North A degrees Kami of G'« rnue •" thence Mist parnl- County. Florida, I 165.1• feet: thenCu.Wiat J u ly 1 1 - U - S i - A u g . riml. w h o s o C h ristian n a m e Is u n ­ Intersection of tho center Id tv I ill Mouth «»l tho South lino o f mild eight eotwecutiv. u T * r*dl M.-llotivllle Avehue wltli lit® Houth k n o w n : I'lmnu A. Au don rli-tl ns Section 3o. a distance of 6*7.5 feet WITNFSM . . . , " ’ ’ h I ■n T l l l l f*|Hi * IT I’ O I 'H T O K T H E liiiardlun ___________ o f th e m i n o r c h i l d r e n o f line or Section 30.Township IV ” . ,. tho Hast line of the Sanford ,,f t.'lr-uli't-,. I?'"1 «y| ......... G. Auilalirit-tl; W i l l i a m H. tin in?*- 31 Cast. sero:nn:e J.ounG. Grant; thence Howht 25 degrees M -st juttietnl Clrrutt '/{ • IN 7 h v b %t i i j i m r i A is c i n o r i T wiTiUm a <'ij Florida; then West parallel with along said Grunt line In Hu- South Fl.irhln. In an r f > Kmmn A. A u it e n r ln t : 1 *1 » r T i l l '. S T A T U O F V I 'V .'.'L i-V A tld e n rlm l! OF the South line of snhl Section 3'{ Audenrlt-d: l-oulsi< M. Auil(In. of raid Heel Ion 30; th.nce C.nsl , ...... s. ,J N A s II F o i l SB SIISiO l.H IO L .X T V Ajn ry W . A i n ried: A nun F. A u d e n r l n l . nail to tim Hast line of tho Sanford along Haiti Hniilh line of Section 30 j,>t ta23 > 'Hn *,r J in i n a m i '.h v . degrees In beginning. Hess III South Jo , Margaret W. K a m s e y ; to u ll p a rt - Grnnt: thence North 25 y. | iM .„ mild Grant line to -- feet and the Hast to feet for Street m tterests ercsta unn e r anriia< i o n g mim i.. |<s c•laltnlng la im in g In d er Mlrlim li Hast oalong C|ork of th„ ...'JOJ WjJ Hoyle d e c--------e a s e d- : orgJ. liny I *G' *e -------‘C. * n «lnt «S3.:i f eet measured on n ine purpose*. Containing -.7 notes. Seventh Jiullelai V-T?1* ^ itli-y, d- -e-c e a s e d.: . . Nleholn n W a s - N orth « d e g r e e s Hast fr o m tl i-H olitli more or less, W lt.I .IA M <». A F liK N ItlK D . et al., llrnntlry. . . . . nn to any nnd all Seminole Cnuniy L \ o f raid Section 30; tlien-e Hast Iitfi^iiihnlii slllotf. d' e c e a s e d...................................... and I lo h e r t II. Ilani- line oas whose whose names names are nT j| \v f »-’ i. ii imnllel with said South line o f other perwon* are nilun- jJy m-y ih-r.-nsfil; o r o th r rw ls i-. In nnd So.-non l i CITATIO N m l i f r i l t o Hie cen* known, claiming any right, title or “ ,IS SK K A I.) K H-i .m h e n Ini.-r.-si and to the T o W il lia m G. A u d e n r le o ana to the f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d lands, Sic Got! . •.30.I. I06.3m i , . i .. I H f r t f i i i i n M iIn " »•••-’ I HheroT*’ U I k I S up h \l .. 1loll V IIIn Au-mic. A \ I lllll*. t Iill* I** 1.iIinnhove i .........ii. I. .icrlbid, .n-i1 1 »....I ..n any uni# part liorl fir ft *1 . Amlenrlrtl. whilst- situate, l y i n g nnd h - l n g In th e ter nf of Mellonvlllo <ir or S'lllcltors Idiots and .uni ,!f n,.'r. rChristian nnme I" . u n k n o w n ; *_Kni (-|iy o f Hanford, C o u n t y o f S e m i n ­ South t degrees West along the imri-cl thereof. for ole nml S tate o f F lo r id a m e n pnrJ i \ Audenreid. a - G ua rdian o f the n Is hereby ordered that you July m jnor rlilldren o f William Oj. A w l - tlrulariy d e s c r ib e d an f o l l o w : ! to- center Hue of Mclonvllle Avenue! I3rt.t feet to a point of beginning, and each of you. he and appear ho- September 5. . r ...1: William W illiam <1 Audenrl'-.l; Knii-iTrlt-tl: W. wit: Mary ma A. Auden rlcd: LdtlU o M. A u cl T.tits F if t e e n nml I* 1-2 o f S\V I - 1 See. T h i r t y - f o u r A i a l e m l r d : J5f> T»wn.Hli T . , » « < » ) HoW. r nr l e i ; A n n a K.. Amlcnrl-U nml Seventeen ( lone Rcscrvo regiment of each' Fort Pierce—Bids requested for Tho two great civilian conijmit- appropriate branch ud l be utiliz- constructing nil enta of tho Army of the Unite.! led at a Citizen’s Mi Hilary Train- included in the fdlo.000 bond isStatea, as created by the National ling Camp in each of the nine corps sue project.. ____________ De^enso Act of 192U, arc the Na-1 areas. The first week will conTin: n it e r IT rn riiT o f tiih sr.vr.vrn ji iiiita i . MitCtirr tion Guard and Organised Reserv-'sist of n refresher course, nnd OF Fl.Oltltl%• IV ASM FOII ««KWcs. Theso nrc the second and third the second will be devoted to the INOI.F. IOLXTV, IX I IIAXTKHV. Ifnes—nnd the bulk of nur de­ actual tvnrk of inducing our boys into organizations nnd giving them It. \V. OTTKtt. fenses. The Organized Reserves Com pla inant. with the Officers’ Reserve Corps preliminary Instruction. The Organized. Reserves hnvc J. tV. C A K fK N T F .R . et al.. nnd the Enlisted Reserve Corps nrc I r r fc m la Ills. new. In n sense even tha Nation­ been formed into the skeletons of C IT A T IO N al Guard os it exists today is new. twenty-seven Infantry nnd six T o J. W. C arpenter, anil wife, M. Cavnlry divisions nnd in addition I*. C a r p n te r o f T a y l o r i v l l l e , AinTho World War chanced its char­ have been assigned most of the 11iiinn; C. It. S e w e ll ,' of Newman. acter. ■iforula. o'* G u a rdian o f llow a id Tho National Guard is now or­ corps organizations. Together with Idlin'; iiimI Carl l.nnH; I . J. I«atig the Regular Army and the Nation­ wire. Kllxaheth l>. L.ang; Howard ganized into eighteen Infantry di­ A. U iik and w ife, Ksiuiio w i n s ; vision, four Cavnlry divisions nnd al Guanl a major emergency would Curl AL latiiK and w ife, ------- ;-------- I»ilive, w hoso Chrlatlnn name is uncertain additional eomiuinics most­ call forth. Tho reserve organizations have h i i o w r ; l i i o r a o AilEutMia Tno.n p ly Coast Artillery. The Guard still f.i.n nr.(I Eilwvii Mainly < I m w m . •*** has Its dual capacity—belonging been distributed over tho United T r u n t f e i »»f ►I*orlda l^in-I .m l Colon­ .States according to population. isation Company. I.lmltod. a cor­ to the state normally and to tho poration; Wm. Alexander ItnctianNational Government only in ab- They exist today only in skeleton an ns l.iiiuidiilor of Florida l-md normnl times or emergencies. The form with the officers, and in n anil Colonnwtoln Cntnpcmy, *'SinIled.1 a corporation of Kngland: oil for- i .....few instances, the noncommizsionWorld War was the last of these. no r slock bidders of Florhl.i Wliu Because of its orgnnization, tho" « l officers assigned. The full en- aiel I'eti-i li.nllou Coini.nnv. I.i,n't*-'. i National Guanl will ho capable Hsted strength will have to be In- a lli|uld:itid eor|H»ratloa Whose ar. unlciiown* unhiiowii’ Josooh mini's are Josono M. Ar - 'r- . of renl nnd almost immediate na- iluctctl into the service nmi . train- pi.nps n-tlon rcdoiuln and wife. am dontlonal use when needed. It w a s /’d after the emergency is upon do, whose Christian limit Is tin never more efficient than at presus, tho young men of each com mnl i nrh and <-v wy of ilu-i known; nlmve name dele lainals. It living, ent and never such a strong ele­ miinity rnllying to the orguniztaton anil If ell her, any i*r all of raid. ment of national defense, ns it is allocated to their neighixirhood. parties In- di ud. in all parties i-liiiniThere is ilifferenco hetw»v-n tho lag Interests under t.iu fullotviiiB] today. The states are profiting defendants, to-wlt: !•- •* from this new efficiency since the Reserve Officers’ Corps and the or­ deceased l..ing and wife, Hllinhrth I*. I.-ttJK•, JInwin d A. I.nag and wife. I.sleii World War. Internal disorders ganized Reserves, which is not gen_ havo been few and far between, orally understood. The Reserve Or- Lang; Carl M bum and wifi. ■— 1.ting wli'isi- Christina iiiiii- s in me lew instancei. that have oc- f«W » Corps is a great pool which ----u n k n o w n : GCorge Augustu s and I'.dcurreil the squadrons havo been “ J nn emergency will supply of- «, >..........., .. Trusleeji , •>i ii Solid) ............... s Hawes, as mnslcrs of the situation. The Re-1(leers to the Regular Army and Florida Imnd ami \vm. gular Army has been sent to only ^ ntlon“ ,(*11j ^ (“ *( ' vc Xn-i\v l ,,f iHeLniii'r Voiciiuuuii. iii i.hiii'biuor Some of Fla'rTda*M nd^ n d “ c«dnnfimhm one state where there was iio.Organized Reserves. theso officers mo now assigned to Company, l.imltud. a corporation "i Gucrd. •• r •• furrm r nlfK^kliolrt 'r « The present ng jrcgnte strength - ltegular Army anti Nutionni Guard; ,V/‘7 '" 'n ’l‘» 'I'.mid^mi'd' cnh.iilwition of the National Guard is 1H0.C:H» units. Ih- hnliated R?scrvc ( <irps(r „ mPany. I.lmlted. a ihiuldated rot­ n d men More than !« ),- wHI pool when it U »’; ; ^ ^ ' Jl, ^ r % , 7 u " d . . ; d o lllld officersu nnd Arrdnndu. w lioo 000 of these will spend two weeks developed. Approximately 17,000 Reserve|('hrlsilu n name iJ’ ^iiYktiown: in all In field training this summer. The , B ik » *• « • » % • • » • • • • • • • • * .... Regular Army nssigns officers nnd officers, or approximately one-l parth-s clulminir Intnresta undi-r enlisted men to the National Guard sixth of the total number will tc -JvV'rw*"'deci-MiY;’ ami"Joh'ii Finitus. or oih-rwls-. In and u> is instructor-inspector. Before the ceivc two weeks of training this Idi-easid; ilia foll'iwlng dusi-rlb-tl lands, all World Wnr those usually acted '• . 1 a, i in i , 1, , |anti-, ly in g un<i iielng In tin- t'Hv Still an oth er m eth od will he th at „ f Sanford County of ......... . in their inspector capacity. Nyw mi. .mu nmi Ntalo of Florida, more parllculurl} and ic oifiiiii.iii'u m h in e d unit they aro acting mostly as in­ of local unit At nrsi fimt me tin' Reserve to-wlt: InAi utsirve ofoi il-s-rlhed |<olB | as nfollows, t tM»tH niiml»ers structors. The relations between camps. ficers and enlisted men of n regi­ — I ii sIvi, Ilf (trnrellne Court, na per the Regular Army ami the Nation­ tiUii llirmif, duly nn»nl«,«l In ■■*}* ment or Miiallcr organization will al Guanl aro most harmonious nnd 3, oil page 93 of III- I'tiblle assemble for practical study and Hook It- iorilH of Si'ialiK'l- Couiiiy, I-in helpful to both. tactical exercises. At the com­ rlilii, mid I" any and all otli-r perTh« National Guard will devote bined camps s veraI units of dif- .401IN U'llOHI* II lllll N Iir*» IlllkllOWII Its attention this suimn"r, ns (hir­_ ferent arms will join together for elalinlug any right, llll-i or Inn-rest In and to tb" lands Ii-i<loaliovi- lie ing the last three, to the train * tactical training. In most in si-rlbeil, or any part or pared Gn.roing o f small units. Such training |fUltl(.l.i lht*#e wi|| l)(, infantry nnd -fIs bi-reby ordi-rod Hint ><"* is basic nnd niust needs he thor- Xrtillx ry organizations. They must aialIi •n*'li nf y o u In- and ap pear Iough. There will he no training w„ rk i„ the closest liaison, f . r - mir said I'lrcult •'earl al l b at Huiifi'i’il. Flerhlu. •*" of pnits larger than tho battal­ During the past year, 15.D— r» Re­ CioirlTibHouse day o f Si ptembi-r. A 1» ion. Tho National (Suard training serve oi Ileers ami fi ll enlisted Hi1X25. and tin-n and then- m ak e nilsystem is progressive, beginning IN-aervists were enrolled in our sivi-r in III- bill nf "••mplaliii iigiilnst you In Gils «auai-. with me the individual and going up wun muivinuni nun ut. Ar|] Correspondence Courses, alhlli-d It Is furtln-r nrili-rnl that this through the squad, section, pin- , mmi,)0r 1B grcaler ,.reutc than the order lie published in Tin- Hitnfore toon and couqiuiiy to thu battnl comhined student bodies of Hnr- lli-rnld. a ni-w'spup-r I uhllslu-d In ion. Kvery effort is msdo to ac­ vnrd, Yale, Princeton nnd Brown Sanfnril, Mi-inlnnle rtiuntv. Flntlda. ce each w eek fur right c o n s e c ­ complish ns much training as pos- Universities. This military do- on utiv e weeks. \ \ ITNHH.N my hand and l b - seal sihle during the winter months, in tIm.nt ,in*K „ „lnny students as of tin- i ’ lrcult <*"ini " f lb- :<• vi-niii order that the two weeks in cum pl,,,. combinc(! correspondence study Judicia ........................ l F lr ru ll o...f the Slat" nf I I" ' iI'mu ’ iiiiiiI i . may be given °ver to field cxer- ,j,.-.„rtmt-nlH of tiu- Universi-j/.'s rid i. in mnl for hVininoh ........ ............ Ik nf~\Visron in, Chicngo, California, Vn-A"1” " ,c ,,,h ,l:,> ed time and means a general Iowa, Minnesota, Nohraska, ami 1925. V K. IMH’GI.ASS, tneeding up of trninin^. target Utah. ri.-i li of Hu- F in all Ciiurl of tinS i-vm ih .)inllclal I'lrcult of F lor ­ practice was completed by most un­ During tho past winter and III and for Mi-nililnle County. its during the spring. These will ■ h w,.ckly nIH| bi-weekly meet- ida ClF.AI.) no neeil to spend any part of their, in wrn. hl>ll| ,)Vcr thn cnu„ try |i"Colti-s ts Speiu-i-r. ings were held all over the country valuable time in tho field on this at which Reserve officers gather- Sidli-llot'H and o f C ilinsi l. for Go- Coiiipbioiant. tlmo-consuming cscntinl. ered in groups from ten to five Ju ly I I - I S - : ; . August 1-S-15-2J-29H.'pti-inlii-r 5. The National Guard camps this hundred for study. summer will vary in size. Some It is difficult to estimate the IN TIIK « Itll’I'IT rot HT o f s i n i i N o i . i ' , i iii n t v , r i . o m i i A . will lie division, some brigade, and great amount of lime that is now IN t II A Nl'KItl. some regimental. The average Iw-’ing given to military study by UK V< IN A 11 ItKAl.TY COMI'ANV sized camp will lie the brigade. In Reservu officers while on nn in­ A New V-nU Coriioratloii, Complainant so fur ox practical all National active duty stntus. This, to my vs. Guard truops will he trained in mind, is most encouraging and T h e helm . il-vIsei'S, graillees and their own states at their own pri mining. It means tlmt o u r ' o i l i e r "IniniaiilM nadir ANN III G tli'Ct'iiM'd tir utliwrwlhi*. camps. The only exception to this citizen army idea is practical, as J TT* will Ire the Guards of two or more well as economical. It is indic­ I unit tit 111I'll. ikIii lit h states joined together to form their ative of tlie new concept of ser­ HUT T<! OI IKT TITI.I-J own divisional organizations. vice to country that is being mani­ Onlrr of I'lililli-nHioi Tho Rcservn oficers, who have fest in the United Slates of Am­ Till-: HTATI-5 <IF l-’ l.<'IIII>A: To: All |i.o-ll"-< elalmlim Int'-resl la been assigned to the ib-gulnr erica. it augurs well for the fu­ Hi- luml ami pre-in Is ■ < In-retiif fle r Army and National Gunrtl or war­ ture. ib-scrilit-d. uii'lir ANNIK II. HUT­ time expansion will train, in so TON. (brenseil o r n t l i . r u i s " ; all parties elulinhig Interests In the rs practical, with the organiza­ lali'l ami premises ln-|. tiiater i|"hSupreme Court Jury tions to which they are now assign- 1 i-illnil u m l.r lli:.NIl\ S W K K T A I'ed. Thu includes those wh,. have Acquits Man Gharircd I'l.K, tli-i . asnl or otlo i wrim . all tiartl-H elalmlKK Interests la tin laml been ussigneil to the War Detrnrt- * * r ./i -r .imi prem is es hereinafter ilescrlb"*! ment General Staff and branches. W i t h K lI lU l^ Y O l l t t l nmli r IIKNItV A t'ltANU. .......... "it. or otlierw lsa: nil pnrtb s "Inlmltik Those assigned to the many tin-------sts In tin- luml uml |trenils.-s Its of the Organized Reserves are CROSS CITY, July 1H—Thomas Inter, h erein after ileserllieii uii'ter l l l ’.NIIN to he given active duty training Waller iiiggcnbothnm, former A U lA M K I t . iteci .i . 'I oi o lio i under the new W-tr Department Dixiu county lutiiln-r camp “ whip- wise: Wlt.I.IAM <' II rSSHI 1Mt' II. lltiGHK ami plan of unit training. The main {ping Imy” was today found “ not ItollKIlT llllt'HK. tils wife; FKItflVAI. W objective of this plan is the dcvel- guilty" by a circuit court jury of A. I- ITZSI ,\lMl >NN; uml FIT/. opmi-nt of terms capable of ex- a second degree murder charge in HIMMuNH; Wlt.I.IAM IIAMll.TONi FITZSIMMONS. AV. II. MI'ZSIMpainting and training the iki let- connection with the alleged slaying ' 11 i'. ■; ..... ' l i ..-l M on organizations of the Orranixed, of Martin Tais-rt, Nin th Dakota AKINS, tils w ife F.GWIN II W'it»l>. m inin liinlly nml as .i m I S " " ' < for Resetves. The first step is to de­ youiki, a ycur ago. lit*: Item-fit of eri'ltltn- 4 of Wlt.I.IAM velop competent leaders, that is, of­ Tlie acquittal of lliggcnhotluim I’ I-I I/.SI M.\|( INS. Mini .1 A Ale ficers and non-ciitnmissioiu'd o f­ iiid'd one of tin- most seniuttuitial I a IN.\|, 11 uml • ich o f lli.-m II ll\ mu ami If il. ,nl. all |iarths clalnificers. cases in the hislory of Klorida lug Inl.-rests In ill - hinl uml preiiiDuring thi-t slimmer approxim­ courts, ramifications of which re­ i • i iIi—r.-lnal ler ilmci llo 'l nml- r s a UI Wll.l.t.AM <’ l-’ IT’/ .SIM ately H>U different Organized Ro- sulted in the Kloiida Ix-gislature HiAH INS; IKiltKIlT It IIMl'HK; ami Serves (c»ms, varying in size from in its HUM session abolishing the — House. Ill- wife, I'GIlthe officer complement of a com- I. -h as u means of disciplining i ’ IVAI. AV. .A FITZHI.AIMm NH: AA II. IAM II.AM 1 1,TON FITZHI.AI.Alo.NH, pany to tlmt of a regiment, will the state and county convicts, tie I. AA II 1'ITXHIM.AIoNH nml be called to duty for two weeks wit indicted in the Spring of Itl’J". FITZSI AIM! i.N’H, tils w ife ; IHIWIN of unit training. Several train- for first degree murder on a II. AA'i'Ol). Iml Iv lit na 111 uml as usslum e for I lie benefit o f e o ' l l l o r s ing methods wdl Is- employed. For charge of causing tin- death of Tn- ..f AVII, I.IAM i ' FITZHIMMoNH nctual command and romluil train- hert who had been arrested in nml .1 A .Me I ION A 1.1*, ami eaeli of tin oi it. . . as. il nr otherwis all ing officers of a Reserve unit will Tallahassee on u charge of "beat­ oih<r itarllet Inleristeil Ine,G"nmllaud bu 8Upcrii|i|insed on u Regular ing u ride” on a railroad train nnd nml liretllises llerelllllf ler ilesi-rthArmy organization of th<- same who was sent to a Dixie county •>1. Il a|i|ieitrliiK by the sw orn bill f eoii.nlniiil in Oils eun-m Him you arm, Knch Reserve officer will camp. He was convicted of sec­ •may III I n l . i , Ittil III thill ' ■ii iiii understudy a Regular Army o f­ ond degree murder and sentenced b*l, in. or psreel o f laml sit'i tiI ii Heinlm In 1 'iiuiil). iTuflil". ami ficer. During the last week the hut the Supreme Court granted a drscrllie'l n < f o llo w s : Reserve officers will l»e given nn new trial. Tin- n orthw est <|iiarlur " I thn Mollllleast illlurUr of Heell'tll opportunity to command Regular .16. Township 19. south laiiuu Army companies, hattaliorj and Jacksonville— Rdward Waters nil east. regiments. College to have new f l ‘Jf>,lilil) dorm A mi a t - th erefore reunlred to uppeur to the lull of roiiiplalnt la this For actual mobilization training, itory. iV.tt Wright, Warlow and Company Arc Now Receiving Application For First Mortgage Loans rails- on Miiniluy. Ihr 3rd day " f A iikus I, I925 at the t’ o u r l lioiiso In Hanford. H .min 'd'' t’ ou nty. Florid a; "thi-tw ise Hut.! Idll of eotnplalnt will he liil.eti iis c onfessed hy y o u ; said •mu s " being a .mil to i|ulet title In II he ulinVe lies.-rilled laud and preini • ' In th. ah.ii. nameil KI-.VON, aii it i:ai .ta coaifa .nv. It l» further ordered that this milI- r I-- I'uliilshed oneo a week for eight (O eonseeutlve w eek s In The Huntor.l ller.tltl. a n«wspu|u-r |oil>llslied In H-'inlinde >'"iinlV. I'b.ilda. .,1J5“ \v..n,V r s 7 NlnV- " S 3... . ----------— _________ MIAMI SHORES nn . Six-Month Building Flans Reach $<27,526,799 Total ' m ill: com b in ed lin lld ln g proI i - r a i a .............. o f M lninl A a n d Alliiml l l r s e l l f o r thr NU m o n t h s e n d e d J u n e 3 0 , * » n » r-*7e33»t.7«:». s e c r d l o g t » f i g u r e s , .''" id le d I " the bu ildin g dr n n r lm r l'l o f th e t w o p* rT in - J u n e p r r i ' i l l s I s s u e d in M i n i ' ll end M lninl I t e n e h l " l n l » * d X « .- :m:..ou. Min i"l M l." ill yji-N7tt.B7n .A.nix,i2i llei'i'li *J7et2tl.701l Total T otals Min i " I .Mlninl l-r Junei tul,l!H.S,|i.*.2 llc nc h I nl.il 2,017.121 XS,7IMI,:I7<1 ll. in lu t'd from the Miami H e r ­ ald. Ju ly 2) w Aii is -» I There you are again! “New Building Records Set Up”— and still some folks stand by in amazement and wonder what it is all about. The folks who hy their faith and busin­ ess acumen are establishing through their composite efforts such staggering figures as the above have done it with­ out careful analytical appraisal. Mil­ lions are not thrown away promiscuous­ ly, even in this Magic City, but have you ever stopped to think what the spendhig of these millions mean to you and to your modest investment. If you are in a position financially to make an investment in the greater Mi­ ami District, the above records should remove definitely any doubt in your mind, and if you will take time to investi­ gate, you will soon realize that even this great building program will not begin ■ to take care of the needs ol Miami this | winter. All you have to do as a thinking man or woman is to take time to see the entire Greater Miami District— -study care­ fully the natural trend of its develop­ ment. AND REM EM BER that at all times Bis- M eaync Bay is the greatest arbiter ol values, and that the main highAvays into I Miami are the next greatest arbiters ot - w values. If location means anything l« 1 1““ you when deciding upon an investment H i — all we ask is that you see everything | else first, then see MIAMI SHORES H and the location of your investment will H be settled. HO.N’ l-: AM> oltlJKHKD. Gils Cth day of June ivjj v e n o t ' i i i , . «<;**, . (’ lerk of Hi., i’ll,-...! t'oiirl of JSeiuiiii.li- i’onut\ Florida, i ll\ A. Af AVI!i;KH. In only Clerk. fHKAI.) WII.SON A. Itiit'SHHI.mnt Hidleltoia l o r l '"ht|ilwImi Ill ■ •oil" 6. C M 27. July «. II. 1*. 25. 25 and An g us: i. i j :5. oil improved Rusiness nnd Residential Property in Hanford Funds immediately available subject to title examination. : APPLICATIONS FOR APPRAISALS SEE DuBOSE AND HOLLER 112 Park Avenue s NOTH'!-: Ill' A1*1*1 II VTHIN FOIt I'I'.aa i: in m i i. innvni: m at­ SON'S I VNil. IN t’O l. K T lIF FtU’ NTV JUIKJK, ST.ATK *IF F D iltlG A HKMINlH.K i ’O I’ NTV. In re Kstnte o f W il lia m 1‘ower. Insane. N olle* In liiTeiiv wivtu to nt! wIinii» it iii,i) I’lin orii, that It. I. ?.in. " w , .r * *** uf \\ III In tn I’ u w i t , limaiii'. will, uir I ho lo th uair o f A iikum , a . i >. 11»3 r», up* 1*0 i Ilf lloiinrnltif Jan. ij. SliUFoli. * ou nty JtKlKP In and (,,r nntd i ’ ouii ly, ut hln o f f l r r In S.inford. Ill 9!tld t oil lily, ut !• nt Im iv, a. ml, o r w* lUMin llu-rt afit-r tin* nt!»Ht*r CUtl. i»«* liinnl. f.#r authority t o *r||, ac ouhllo o r prlvnii* ih r f o l l o w i n g «tm?rli»ru rwal in Re our guest on u free in­ spection trip to Miami Shores. Make reservations today. . Britt-Chittenden Realty Co. America’s Mediterranean Sanford- lounly. iG-wu: ®Wl4 of HE«%andNWl* of B\y4i % k--<V . •. *« V * �_ ~ rr. i ii mu i ■■ I. ? . * V. * “ T H E 8 A N F 0 R D H E R A L D M O N D A Y, JU LY • > •. , *• ■ n >' t / ’/iK 1 much liberty o f action In organiz­ thintr freakish. It Is farmer* mp-t ten billion dollars ing for selling their product! and sense to their |p UlJUift “ i - "jyn ■■ —-­ regulating their production to the e n • S L ' ^ l » * g g s J S ^ S p B own business for their own mu demand o f consumption as are tual benefit. It should be grow­ tHarvesting, packing, shipping and other classes. They should have distributing these product! among er owned nnd grower controlled as much return on their capital, as IS SCARCE and composed of growers to handle the population of the earth is a gi­ good living conditions, and as gantic task and there is plenty for the produce of growers. _____ BERLIN, July 20.— Alt music much income as others receive in the cooperatives to no. pro|K>rtion to investment and la-1 teachers in Prussia are henceforth “ No mnttcr how efficient cb-opan d g e t t in g s c a r c e r “ No one but a dreamer would bor. TTie farm ia not only a busi­ to be licensed, according to the nmtives are they cannot perform A L L T H E T IM E expect cooperatives to handle all ness but it is a homo and it should latest decree issued by the govern­ the impossible. They iney cannot ■ ..... , , change a poor trrade of products farm product* and none b 1th yield an Income commensurate to ment. DELAND, July ^0,—The whole, mors should work in groups so as to a good grade or sell culls for foolish will expect the fourteen the needs of the fnrnicr and his “ A degree of order nnd uniform­ N O W IS T H E T IM E T O G E T structure of agricultural distri-1 to adjust supply and demand and lop prices. It cannot remove all thousand co-operatives with two family. ity of qualification in a world . 1 IN O N G R O U N D F L O O R “One o f America’s greatest hitherto beset by many charlatans butlon depends on quality nnd sell nt n profit. the peVplcxities in the field of pro­ million members who did f-,500,000,000 worth of business in 1924, “ The whole world is n market problems, one of Florida’s great­ and opportunists may be expected rests on graded commo<litlcs, L. duction and distribution. It is sub­ M. Rhodes, commissioner of the and in order to meet the demands ject to error just the same as a to fail to handle n considerable est tasks, in fact one of tho gigan­ from such a decree,” says the Florida State Bureau of Market- of the twentieth century new corporation. But it should be nble proportion of the tonnage from the tic problems of future civilization Vorwncrts, which desri’ibcs how Is the economic production, effic­ privntc musical instruction had be­ lng, told those In attendance at the method; must be brought into use. to make improvements in grading, farms of the country. “ To claim that old line compa­ ient distribution, nnd orderly nnd come n very negligible quantity Farmers' Institute here today. Mr. To ncconplish these things farms standardization, inspection, finan­ Rhodes took for his subject “ The must unite their efforts and as­ cing, advertising and diminating nics should handle nil farm pro­ equitable Marketing of agricul­ during the war and subsequently in the inflation period and that on Economic Production nnd the hi- semble their products and re­ u«elcss competition between ducts, would be ns foolish ns to tural products.’1 \ h '-\ sources. the whole the government unfor­ ficient Marketing Markcune of oi Farm rarm Crops." n u m w .. This * •••• -means — y organization. -r . fldent growers in regulating supply nnd claim that one transportation tunately had never considered mu­ He the growlnK demend. « " . » f “ ™ a,’ demand nnd doing many other company should carry all the F or F u rth e r In fo rm a tio n . Florida has eleven legal holi­ on the agricultural workers of the community endeavors but organi­ things collectively, which are im­ freight or that national banks days. They are: Sunday, January sic ns significant for educational should handle b)1 the money or 1. New Years Day; Jnnuary 19, purposes. state nnd country nnd said that zation for the purpose of standard­ possible individually. Call at M on iezu m a H otel. that one chain store nhoual hnndlc Robert E. Lee’s birthday; Febru­ ny s*. agriculture Is no longer the past­ ization of crops, pooling, group Tho decree mentions that “ a “ There is a place for cooperative selling and the buying of supplies time of the novice but a highly 55 ary 2*2, Washington’s birthday; decisive change may now be ex­ nnd they will live nnd grow nnd nil the merchandise. specialized, business with many nnd marketing products coopera- piU*|>lT Most vi criticism of co-operatives I'D imii; ho they iikj ran » nil »v ii iiifcioin » , April ‘2*1, Memorial Day; June 3, pected in musical education.’’ All prosper so long ns ren-' H. B SCHULTE R E A L T Y CO., Inc. factors entering into the conser­ tivcly, should be bused on a num­ dcr service. If they render bet-, has been by their competitors or Jefferson Davis’ birthday; July 4, privntc music teachers under a ber of fundamental reasons. vation of the soil, the production certain age, providing they have ter service at less cost than other Iby people who know nothing about Independence Day; first Monday ■t “ There should be a rcnl need for marketing agencies, they will |them. Agriculture is a business, in September, Labor Day; General not graduated from some accredit­ of the product and its distribution M A K I. R E S E R V A T IO N E A R L Y making the agricultural pursuit a tho organization; a volume of busi­ grow in proportion to the service'a commerce, an industry. Coope- Election Day,-when called; Thanks­ ed musical institution, will be ob­ ness sufficient to justify such an rendered. complicated industry. ! ration is a form of organization giving Day, Inst Thursday in No­ liged to pass nn examination. “ Farmers have suffered more oigonizr.tion nnd there should be “ To adequately distribute the |that is being developed in agricul- vember; December, Christmas They will then be supplied with an official license to teach music. from over production than from nmple finnnees to carry on the agriculturnl product* of the coun-jturo parallel to great business or- Day. Without such n license no teacher A D V E R T IS E M E N T S T E L L Y O U W H AT THE crop {I'.Mre*" the commWoner w< rk of the organization nnd when ttv at the terminal centers, ro-| icamzntions producing nnd mnrtold the members of the Institute. organized it should have skillful qiiircs Every summer seems to go crazy is to 1ms allowed to give instruc- M A N C E O F B U S IN E S S IS D O IN G F O R YOU. capital nnd specialized i keting other products, “ Large crops hsunlly sell for less and honest management. tions. “ Cooperative marketing is no- knowledge. Marketing eight to 1 “ The farmers are entitled to ns with the heat. than smnil ones. Therefore furJ . *i . ’ .^ V p Decree In Prussia Directs Licensing Of Music Teachers structure O f Agricultural Distribution D e p e n d s On Quality A s s e r t s R h o d e s New,Smyrna Bead HERALD, dustnal Conditions A re iibbd U . S. Bureau Assert ral—Preparations are being ver the entire State of Flor the largest influx of vlsitthe history of the State the coming season. A *hortall classes of lnbor in the g,trades exists and of combor for road building. Munimpovements, county and ■oad work are nffordlng emint to a large number ol A slight shortage ot farm f'Teported in'some sections, ■onvillc.—There is very litkslus of Iubor apparent in kv ns most plants are operItlsfactorlly. A new tourM (o lie erected about live Bom the city nnd ninny new ■ re being started in Jnck- Reply Expected to Leave the Whone Program As Much In Air as Heforc; Too Many Entanglements Is Charge operating, the crnUs (mills now working on a part time basis, how ever, the demand for labor about equals the supply. .Major build­ ing projects under way include the bulkheading of the lake front at a cost of $200 000, n $500,000 tourist liotel, residential construetiort at a total cost of nbout $500 000 and a $50,000 city jail. Ap­ proximately 1,000 building trades­ men nre employed with the resid­ ent sunply equal to the present demands. Work will be started on a $150,000 apartment house dur­ ing July. Improvements in var­ ious sub-divisions of the city are now in full progress affording em­ ployment to u large number of laborers. Tnmpa.— All industries in this city are operating, ci«mr factories on part time basis, however, very little unemployment is apparent A very building uml general contsruction program is under u-.-n- ■ ■ Baseball Ticket J n SANFORD - plays ... ST.PETE " " " ■ " "" ■ ■ " ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ " ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ,I" " BBBBBBBUBBBB« g * rta* “ aaB " B,BM,MBBBUBBBBBBBB” “ “ “ " * , " " ” ” , , " w" , ” ” ” , ” , , " B" ” unmmmm mm* FREE TICKETS HELP THE HOME TEAM TO WIN A n d star y ou rself on the goad READ THESE to independence by m aking som e real investm ents in S anford dirt througn ■ ■ Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. ■ ■ 1 J ADS jj — —■ ■■ " “ ■ R U W is e ...? 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Lewis, marketing specialist of the North Cnrolinn Extension Ser­ vice and one of the outstanding marketing experts of the South, will tie - present j»ml participate in tlyrn'arWi-f?(Jl G'STi,U U nnnflhiweiP rodny by Pr! Wilnmn Nowell, director of agricultural extension at the University of Florida. Farmers’ and Fruit Growers’ Week will he held nt the College of Agriculture from August 10 to “ Wc plan to give special atten­ tion to marketing problems nt Farmers’ Week this year," said Dr. Newell in making the announ­ cement. “ And we nre especially glad to have Mr. Lewis come down with iis for the week. We received his telegram of acceptance this morning. “ In addition to Mr. Lewis, other marketing experts, including L. Rhodes, commissioner of the state department of markets, will Mv dear Friemls: Afte)* mv attack of. Flu I Wat thin, rundown uml weak. I Imd a sallow complexion, my cheeks woic stink iu and I was continually trou­ bled with gas on my stomach. I felt stuffy nnd had lost my np- RODS REELS U n HILL HARDWARE COMPAti southern exposure. Price $1500.00. PINEHURST SW EET MILK * ■ ■ a M W hich stands the test o f tim e. E very drop available food M ■ u ■ * * V isitors alw ays w elconi *. C om e and see fo r you rself. ■ ■ n ■■ at u ■ a n b ■ " a ■ a ■ FIND THE NAME OF A SANFORD u fl HODW KLL R E A L T Y a a a CO., Inc. ■ a _ B HALL PLAYER IN THESE ADS a a b B * P hone 322-J i ■ ■ 2M East First Street. i a i a a i a i i k i a a a i a a i a B i a B a i i i B B B a a a i u i M B i a i i m i i i i . i iik ia a ia iB iu iia a u n a n a B iiB n 1 B a a B a a a ia B ia a a ia iia a a a a K B B B B a iB B a a a a B B a a a iia a ia ii PINEHURST DAIRY 1 :■ " a T o The S Sanford Call Club S S a *{ u II 11 ■ ■ Lincoln C a fe recen tly open - ■ Bed, is one o f the best a r - * M 5 ranged nnd m ost S an ita ry ■ u h Jin the city'. W e servo ■ u * a Dinner 35c C ents w i\j ;\)i)x 458, San fordpFIa. -•r. REALTORS Maitland, Orange County, Florida. Members Orlajulo Realty Board. drlphla »l» new, mtinillrmt S. S. tlrrluhlr*. m u It ilt<». SUMMER EXCURSION FARES n n b e g iv en series t'c>i ■ ■ th e gam es. M■ l-*uU alKnlflcanca of (hu reiraoriilmiiy amount ct rail­ road conatmulon taking plaea In Florida I* rralli<?<| whrn mnetderrd with tho fart that 1*1 ID2X them warn already G.:i] ntlloa of rail­ road* In tho etate. n« comW in 4.133 inIlea In fUeumera h.i II fr o m Miami f o r Now Y ork (railing ev ery Tio-sdny at da yb rea k. Upon ( o r reception o f pa o v en in x b e tw een 7 o 'clo c k and midnight. Dxpre.ia atean f o r N ew Y o rk , direct ev e ry Krhlny ut t p.m. sT. joiivs im >:it i:\rt unions S a n ford to J a ck s o n v ille und lleturn S10.00. Including itteniner* 1.cave Mantord P a l ly l l i c e p t Monday 1 heave JarkNoavlIlc Dally Fixerpt Hunday COO W. C. Colemnit It- L. Grier, \V. A. Adum.'t A\F.RC11ANTS &A1INURS Transportation Co. rirf HOO IIJVStrr#t JarluMinvIlU, IHorUlii J T«l*phon« from Sarasota to Ft. Myoru and sovernl new short cuts. There are indications, also, that one or two new railroads will enter tho state shortly. t C L Y D E L IN E Jacksonville Sanford Miami f Florida as a field for tho advertiser should jiavo your most serious consideration, not only in Win­ ter, but tho year around. ^ , ’- i f Tho most efficient mediums for covering thlJ Wonderful fiold are tho Associated Dailies. ASSOCIATED DAILIES OF FLORID* A cooperating group of tho loading dully nowspaper* of tho stato For dotatlod information regarding tha Florida field, rate* and othur data, wrtto to any of tho following: CU.«rw-»t«r Sun ) D iy t o n j Jo u rn al \ \ O i r l o m N i« n \*. D aLan d N i n i V* E u i t l i L i k a n «a ic (• r F o r i Myara Proa> 'S p Oalnesvilla Sun "*a Jaeh to nvllla Journal U ic k « « w in a T lm ta -U n lo n l.akaland l .r jg a r L aka ia n d Siar-T«t«o ram Miam i H erald M iam i D a lly N ew t O rlandd R k p o rttr-S U i* A O rlando San tlnel \ Palm Oeach Poat v P an e leo lS ' N evA i Jbflrn»5 y Sanford H erald Y 8t. Aeiutllne Record B t. P elereb u rg Indapandant S t. P e te rib u ru T im e * T a m * a T im e s rw ii T a m p a T rlb u n s W ln t t f H aven C h ie f J 7 tlallrnad development bolli precedes amt follow'* tha Krodth of mimnuiiltlra. Nut ‘ (il) nre Klurlda idtles und town* growing hy leap* and louniti*. In many raaca outKriiurlng ihu railroads, but n-*w rnmmtinltlee are rrauttIng fityai tha rail eitenekiit. prepared 'sy tho Lo**n-Carr Advnrtlsln ■sing trad* publlcattocs. It I* being pa ch this nowipager U a moniber. For further information, . retcrvationi, tickets, etc., applu to . , J Act Quick If Interested th e concealed »a®J - Railroad Construction an Index to Florida’s Progress Little in America's railroad history has beon more spectacular or record breaking than tho building within ten months in 1924 of 207 miles of new road by tho Seaboard Air Line, directly connecting tho East and West coasts of Florida. This road, moreover, opens up an entirely new section of the state. New S. S. "Cherokee" Now In Service * r^ rour Steamets a W eek from Jackson’ The Florida East Coast Railroad is double tracking its line. Tho Atlantic Coast Lino is double tracking its main lino from tho north into this state and is beginning an extension at the lower end of tho peninsula. The Seaboard will make further extensions, including tho opening of a new main line up tho Went Coast, nn extension of ■ F in d the name a ford lkdl \'W a a ■ u A ll ladies who l' | ’ THfe M AITLAND REALTY CO. Inc. ■ ■ .1 Lincoln Hotel £ r 1 HODW ELL R E A L K Y a CO., Jnc. * W eekly R ates ■ ■ 214 East F irs t S treet Phone 131 a a BBBBBanaanBnBaniBB b b i b i b B a iB ia a a a a a a a a B Write, Phone, Wire or Call on Section 2. Ench person, firm or, corporation engaged in the oc­ cupation of an employment bur­ eau or agency, or rngaged in re­ cruiting labor shall pay n license tax of One Hundred nnd Fifty ($150.1)0) Dollars per year for REALTOR ouch year or fractional part of u ycrir." , R oom s 501-502. I'hnne 95 Section II. Hint nil ordinances or F irst N ational Ilnnk Ruildlnir. parts of ordinances in conflict here­ SALES FORCE with are hereby repealed. Section 4. This ordinance shall M. M. STF.WAILT I)OUGLAS KING take effect immediately upon its passage and adoption. Adopted this 13th day of July, A. f>. 1925. FORREST LAKE, 8. O. CHASE. C. J. MARSHALL, As the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. Attest j* * SUMMER L. R. PHILIPS, (Seal) EXCURSION FARES City Clerk. Round Trip Jacksonville to Ihdtimoro $19.54* v Publish July 20. lo Philadelphia $55.(K>; to Boston 572.18. Fares \ include meal* and berth, villi extra charge for ' outside rooms. Also All-Expenso Tours from Jacksonville; 11 daya and longer; $80.75; nnd up. Tour* include New York, Atlantic City, Washington, etc. Write for illustrated booklet and for information nbout low rate* to northern cities nnd resorts. And ltd: for detailed Itineraries of tha ’ i . special All-Expense Tours it AILROAD construction in Florida on a nrnjor scale is not oniy nn indication of tho remark, ablo growth of tho state, but it means that tho field for advertising in tho stato is great and ii being rapidly extended. S5 Read These W c have substantial buyers for any* thing worth the money Section 1. Thnt no person, firm or corporation shall engage in, or manege, or conduct the business of an employment bureau or agency, or shall recruit lnbor without first obtaining n license duly issued, authorizing ) said person, firm or corporation so to R aRRRRaRaBBaaaaaaRBRaflDRB RBaaaBBBaaBaai*1* n * * * /1 Sea Trip ibi This Is Home RK IT ENACTED BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA: Brick building:, 25x50, suitable for tling* works, candy or preserving fa Delight fill _| ■ m B lB**aBaBa:aaa*Ba*UBBa*BnBaiiiaaaBaaaaaBBBBa,>l l AN ORDINANCE IMPOSING AN OCCUPATIONAL TAX FOR the r e c r u it in g of laROR IN THE CITY OF SAN­ FORD, FLORIDA. During 1924 more milos of now trunk lino rail­ road were under construction in Florida than in all tho other states combined. An equally amaz­ ing record will bo made during 1925. Excellent location uk. Alwt (alUus* front Miami lo I'hlU-s i (Continued From Page One.) address by expressing indigmit toward those who have muligi you—those who have come fr another state to speak of you biggots.” He expressed the same feeli toward some of thrt newspnp men who "have spoken of you ^ph-ld of antliropologist s is yokels." isn, m.in’s hugy and sod“ 1 wish that I could tcv.- ,lr ^ ^ ^ B i Ur. Cole, ami in this wav film <*|f working .sidt* hv istn and jri*olojciat.M ot In Rose Court. with and decided to give them a trial. At once. I began to pick up nn appetite, my cheeks filled out ami mv complexion became healthy looking and 1 gained 15 pound* in six weeks and am very thankful for what McCoy’* Cod Liver., Oil Compound Tablets did for me. Miss Alberta Rogers, 2iil W. (Vrro Gorda St., Decatur, III, To take on weight, grow strong and vigorous, to fill out the hol­ lows in cheeks and neck, try Me( ov’a Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets for 30 days. HO Tablets— 60 cents nt Rower’s Pharmurv and the Union Phurmncy and live druggist* everywhere. If they don’t give you wonderful help in genuine. Adv. b a it s Have U-Triecl one o f the New OnesGold, Tennis and Baseball Suppl* 1 LIST YOUR Ordinance No. 97 Skmnv Men and Women Gain 5 Pounds in -10 Days or Money Dark. lee Sl3*i U U ’ hone 173 The statement told of the study of -mail’s body by instruments re­ vealing history contained in skel­ etons everywhere, tho anthropolo­ gist also works with the anatomist lie said. Dr. Cob called attention to th< fact that man closely resemble, certain members of the animal world in oVerv bone and organ of his body. Differences nre noted but they are differences of degree rather than of kind. These ani­ mals most closely resembling man. he declared, nre the anthropoid apes. “ A careful study shows that they have specialized in their way quite as much as man has in hi:>k ao, that while they are very »imi.ar, yet it is evident that mam's line of descent is not through any of these anthropoids. « “ It does appear, however, that both nnd man nnd the other pri­ mates have a common precursor. SUMMER-TIME NECESSITIES a a At the Hall G am es ■ n ■ M n u u m ■tinuod From I’aga One.) ■in reality, althougli he does ■nlize this, trying to shut I minds to God’s cvcr-growIvelation of liimself to the p soul, I tenches in effect thnt God’s ition of himself was com­ B long ago. that he long ago ■ l to unfold his mind to men H w revelation. This is evil inincc, criminal, damnatile. Truth sacred und to hinder man's ap»ach to truth is as,evil a thing, ^amhristl.an n thing, n« one i do. ^The thought that God is at odds th,. himself, that his revelation hipisolf to men of old is at vn« BCe with his works in nature n» blasphemous us it was for LJewish leaders to suy of Jesus ■ ‘ He cast out devil* through Bpehub, the Princo of Devils.’ I s made short work of this atHupon him. R ) i thing to do, Mr. Metcalf ^ 9 is not to attempt to guide ■ self revelation into channels ■ r own ignorant choosing, B seek his thought and himB nature, history and through Bowing us his haoit of proi(suits by gradual growth. i Bilulii.n rather than by im B fiat.” ‘BjiiKdogi-dH Accept 3'hwiry. IJB ’ ay Coopcr-Cide, anthropo’^-^Bf th,- University of Chicago ^^Bitement, declared that anaccept evolution as satisfactory explanation ^ ■ “ h '-rved facta relating to B^ersc. The world and uli ’ .“ Mid pleasures and palaces we 13th day of July. A. D. 1925. niuy roam, be .over so humble FORREST LAKE, there's no place like home,” S. O. CHASE, the chances are we wuoldn’t C. J. MARSHALL, buck there to live for anythin Lakeland I-ed^cr. As the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. Attest; L. R. PHILIPS. (Seal) City Clerk. Publish July 20. P a r i s , July 20.— Germany’s note on the subject of security will be delivered to Foreign Minister Ilriand Monday afternoon at 5 o’­ Rex, The W onder Dog clock. Leopold von Hocsch, the AtThe Milane Tonight Gcrmnn ambassador. Fridny made a request for nn appointment with Rex. tlic wonder horse, will ap­ M. Brinnd for the formal presen­ pear in “ The Blnck Cyclone” nt tation of the document. the Milane Theater, both matinee i „ TJl® I?.oto nrr'ved by courier from and night, today and Tuesday, ne-| Rerun Saturday night. cording to an announcement niude j this morning by Manager J. L j German View Mnrentette. The picture, he ns-' BERLIN’ , July 20.— Summer pol­ sorts, is one of the most rcmnrkities us represented by Germany’s nble plays ever filmed and will bo AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING reply to Aristide Briand, the enjoyed by everyone who sees it. FOR THE VACATING AND French foreign minister, in con­ “ Of .‘Jie exceptional pictures CLOSING OF THAT CERTAIN nection with the proposed security which aio hooked to be shown nt pact, finds popular interest jaded the Milane nnd the films already ALLEY RUNNING EAST AND and the curiosity of the members featured here," continued Mr. MurWEST THROUGH A PORTION of the reiehstng obscured by yearn­ entotte. "the one showing today OF BLOCK TWO. TIER ONE, ings for n summer vneulion. nnd Tuesday i: o. o of the best and ACCORDING TO E. R. TRAPThe Luther government’s reply a picture that will thrill old nnd to *M. Rrinmi's miestionniro will young nliko. It will Yu * your heart IORD‘8 MAP OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. strings; you’ll bo thrilled to the Utmost.” One of the exceptional pnrts of •J"* elpGire he stated further, u! HE IT ENACTED IlY the fijjht between “ Rex" nnd the I PEOPLE OF THE CITY "Killei ‘ in a death battle. Anoth-1 SANFORD, FLORIDA: er is the scene where vicious, W0lve« nfewlini* in the night, nrSection I. That thnt certain alley vanquished by the "wonder horse." running Last and West through a Mr. Mnrentette further especial. I ly invited nil parents to bring tle-ir' portion of. Illock Two (2), Tier “ kiddies" to see this “ master pir- One (1), according to E. R. Traftic debate, chiefly because of the lure" which lie states contains more legal entanglenunts projected in­ teal thrills for them than tiny pic- fonl’a Map of Sanford, Florida, be to the disclmions by M. Hriand’s turc tdnwn here in recent months.! ami the same is hereby pernianrecent rapiy ot Germany. ' ntly vacated ami closed ns a pub­ To this extent it i, asserted in lic alley ami public thoroughfare German pacifist circles thnt Germ­ «f the City of Snnford, Florida. any holds a strong moral and Section 2. That the City Clerk 'trategicul position in that her mehmrn adtini of February 9 with "ball prepare a certified copy of regard to -cruriSy agreements we­ toot ordinance after its passage an outspoken pence movement, in ami adoption and file same for re. that it wan stripped of all pov cord ill the public records of Sent dbMities for ‘ i-hli-ml ouibbtinv and was confined to proposing a iitoio County, Florida. security pact in -wtm.u uermuny Section .3. Thnt this ordinance wap to participate on terms of hall become effective immediately c'uuniity. These terms, it is stat­ upon its passage and adoption. ed, afforded no opportunities for •he legal equivocations which it is Adopted in regular session this charged nre now being promoted by the French counter-reply. 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LUTION HAS IE TO STAY INTISTS SAY bo present and take, part iq tho program. ,Mr. Rhodes U well known in Florida, nnd we are in­ deed fortunate to have him oh the program. “ Mnrkctintf, poultry and poultry product*, farm crops, fruits milk and butter, and other crop* will be discussed during the week. “ We nre planning to handle a? attendance o f 1^00 «nd I would like to urge every farmer and his wife who can possibly do so to avail themselves of the opportune ty of attending the week at the CoIIcrc of Aflrriculture.” Ordinance No. 96 ............ ^■^^^■■aaaaa^^aaaaaaa■aaaaaaa■^^aa■^a” ^^^^^^a^a^^■^^ ^"By B” BB” BB” B°B” B^"^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^IIKal,ll ■Free! Free! F reelj V . JU L V .2I). I32S. I �r. ; THE 8J PAGE The [era! > * rtf i f l m t n r ir r p t Bmmtmr « l l u l * M . F l.r U s itsrcd u Second CIb m Msitsr, .lobar 37, I lls , at th* Poitotite* at ItaaNriS, Florida tinder A c t . of Marcia 3. 1197. R M U X II I. n «A !?---- — -« d n T r M. H O W A R D l i t Maaaatla I I K Itt l------------ M a a a s r f Phan* MR MfltM'ltll*T!UX It ATI. A One Taar -17.ua sic Month* •11.90 Mellvarrd tn City l>v Carrier efh k , He. Wrekly , Kdllluli ifoo er >«er. m*Kr(Ai. jtoTtcwt All obituary OoMct-s. MrdB uf thunh*. resolution* and notice* ol entertainments where rat»rge* are M ad e will be charged f*r at regular advertising rates. .„ ■K M itP H T iiK A M o r U T r n r t U f t l The Associated Pres* le exclus­ ively entitled »o the nee, for repnbflcation of all new* dUpate*** credited to It nr not otnerwl** cred­ ited In AH!* pa par and alao the lo­ cal newe published herein. All rl*ht* of republicsllun of special dlipatcn* ea herein are alao reeer-ed. , ‘ MCINDA y T JULY 20, 192T. TIIB HERALD’S PLATFORM I. — Deeper water route to JacksonTill*. * •» j J,—Conatruction o f St. Johns-Indian River canal. Jv— Extension of white way. 4.— Extension of local amusements. — Swimming pool, tennis rnurts, etc. 6 .— Augmenting of huilding prom—houses, hotels, apartment iaes. 8.— Extension of street paving pro­ gram. 7^—Construction of boulevard around I.ake Monroe. 8.— Completion of eily beautifica­ tion program. 9.— Expansion of school system with provision for Increased facilitles.____ ____________________ C BIBLE /THOUGHT FOR TODAY REVERE THE. CREATOR:— Thou are worthy, O Lord. to toceive glory ami honour anil pow­ er; for thou hast created all things,an d for thy pleasure th y are and were created. Revela­ tions 4:11. MANHOOD This is the thing cnllM manhood as 1 aee it, Giving when gifts not easy;to make; Meeting the tent when weaklings turn and flee it, Standing for truth when craven spirits break. IV. IB H il It Ceases to Be a Virtue * There hns been considerable discussion during recebt months regarding the necessity o f relief from the congestion which exists at the Rand crossing, on West First Street, caused by great numbers o f freight ears being almost con­ tinually crossing the busy highway into the city. But no relief is yet in sight. As far as The Herald has been able to learn nothing has been done regarding the matter. Before we realize it the summer will have passed and the busy season will be here. Not very many months remain and if anything is to be done, action cannot be delayed longer. Traffic on First Street, the only highway into the city from’ the north, will continue to become heavier as the weeks pass and by the time the shipping season is in full swing the situation at Rand’s Crossing will become serious and traffic will most certainly be unreasonably delayed, unless a remedy is effected before that time. Sanford, we understand, is one of the most important points on the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. The transporta­ tion of thousands o f carloads o f products accorded the rail­ road should merit the co-operation and support o f that com­ pany in all movements which effect the people o f this sec­ tion. The people of Sanford have been very patient with the railroad. They have said little about those things being neg­ lected by the transportation company. It is seldom they com­ plain because many o f the crossings in the city are unpro­ tected. It isn’ t often they protest against midnight switch­ ing in the residential districts. They haven’ t said so very much about the fact that there is no downtown ticket of­ fice for the convenience o f travelers. It is only once in awhile that they complain because Sanford is seemingly ignored by the railroad officials in their advertising. They seem to enjoy sitting up half o f the night to get a Pullman berth on a northbound train. Some even pass o ff lightly the fact that there are railroad ticket agents in northern cities who do not know that such a place as Sanford exists. We say, Sanford people have been very patient. The Herald would like to see some action taken which will give relief. It would like to see the railroad show a more willingness to give Sanford and the section which is con­ tributing so largely to the earnings of the railroad company, a little consideration and those things so rightfully deserved. There is a time when forbearance ceases to be n virtue. ---------------- o----------------- i’ORD HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 20, 1925. Beyond Sight. Aged One Billion. A New Warfield Rnad. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE V THE NEW microscope that made possible identification of the can­ cer gjjrm, is described ns an "ul­ tra-violet ray microscope." The eye nmi the ear of man are limited but his brain is not limited, nnd works with forces beyond sight nnd hearing. PROFESSOR WILHELM Eitel, most learned man estimates the ago of the earth at something above one billion years, about I,200,000,000 years, basing his esti­ mate on the earth age, on the ra­ dio activity of various earth strata. J j - V 7; (Copyrtam tJH) NEW LUMBER YAHi V" .-V sX. v’ ^ ^ 'V* V* O '- 3 V v ' N? -X V v '^ v V v X v X -X - M£3BEV6 u WOUtCWT HAVE AUV MELON VC X X AT ALL IP IHAWT PpT 53McTwMu up To keep Those A- BIEPS OFF 5 v V -e- x- L v V -Nty V- ’Vv y v- V LESS THAN A YEAR AGO S. DAVIES WARFIKI.D. PRESIIDENT OF THE SEABOARD AIR LINK, OPENED THE l-TRST It AII,ROAD ACROSS FLORIDA. CONNECTING ALL THE WEST COAST OF FLORIDA WITH THE EAST COAST AT WEST PA I M BEACH. ITS USEFUL­ NESS IS PROVED BY THE EX­ TRAORDINARY DEVELOP­ MENT OF TERRITORY OPEN­ ED UP AND BY TRAFFIC, TAX­ ING CAPACITY. , A complete line 0( Cyprest; nnd Pine fram ing Sheathing Siding Flooring Ceiling Finish Mouldings Lath Brick Lime Plaster |White Ruck Plaster H aJ ’ Nails " Screen Wire Builder.-; Hardware Do r.s Windows Frames nnd S’crem, Made to Order Murphy Ironing Board, Medicine Cnbint-ls The Price Is ItjgJ SANFORD t CASH LUMBfird FUNDAMENTALISTS taright that the earth is only 0,000 years old will be horrified by the bil­ lion years suggestion. But if Noah, probably only six feet high, could live nearly a thousand years, why shouldn’t the earth, l\v?ntyfive thousand miles round, bo a billion years old ? IN’ THE Universe, one billion is a small unit. There nre suns so far from our earth that it would take iheir light millions of years to reach us. And liyht trnvels Facts and Sincerity Are Essential 1H0,000 miles per second, seven times around the earth while your This is n day o f salesmanship of tin* highest calibre. heart beats once. The man who is proficient in his line demands big earn­ ings and his list of friends is of great length. Facts and sincerity are required on the part of the man who has something to sell. Misrepresentation does not make friends. By making exagerated claims for his product the first order may be secured, but on the second attempt how hard he falls! The salesman who has convinced his customers that lie is on the square and that ho plays fair with them, is usual­ ly the one who is making lhe big success. Men want to know facts today. They want no discol­ oring nor do they become fooled, very easily by some of the smooth talk a certain type of salesmen are inclined to use. A product should be sold on its merits alone, but frequently the personality and character of the man do­ ing the selling, have great weight in influencing the pur­ chaser. Sincerity on the part o f the salesman is a valuable trait. Trying to "talk" a buyer into an order is foolish­ ness under almost all conditions and the fellow who con­ fines his nrgu men Is to facts and figures, telling of the merits of Ids product, usually has his competitor hustling too keep pace with him. In real estate is this especially true. Look all the real estate salesmen over and you will find that the one who is pulling down the big commissions, and who holds the respect and admiration o f tho men with whom lie does business, is the one who makes no statement that is mi­ ll lie and wiio works entirely in liie open in his transactions, living up to all the promises lie makes. We like to have salesmen come to our office in whom we can place confidence. His linndshnp<< speaks louder than what he says. Ami the fellow who isn’t too persist­ ent and who values contiium r friendship and character as worth more than one, and only one order, is the one who is putting down the foundation for a career both remun­ erative and pleasing. “ It’s a Good Thing Cal Erected That Scarecrow As Brisbane Sees It EVERYBODY OUTSIDE the Scopes trial knows that our sight and henring are limited. Wc sec veriou* colors from violet on the one side to led on the other and hear certain sounds, from tho dull boomin'! of n gorilla as ha ships his chest, to the thin vibration of n high note on tho violin. But there- nre notes below the goril­ la’s boom and ahove the violin’s highest note, that escape our dull ears, and colors that we cannot see. _______ _ W .S . PRICK,V 710 W. First St. 1‘ho^J Try Smith’s Iforj Shop for good hatf an V O work. Ladies wetoj * 5 Next to Valdez. FLO RID A FLAPPERS SAVE and i T H R IV E In 1025 TAMPA TIMES It was some time ago that the her of standard stores. Though, m m Florida legbintim* hud before it its popular use is comparatively j that bill, by Mr. Branch of Liber­ r« cent, ‘flapper’ in a word of long I ty, to forbid the use of the term standing. As originally employ-, “ flapper” in connection with any od it was applied to young girls Indy in this state. We had almost still Wearing their hair flapping forgotten about it, with till the down the hack mid not yet ‘put He is not manly who defrauds an­ other, monkey business in connection tip’. Curiously enough, it was not He is not manly who betrays with that Tennessee case press­ revived until it had lost it came his friend, ing. Then, too, there lias quite into vogue about the time that imJpudpni Not all the world’s ill-gotten lately come tlt‘3 important matter worn cm started bobbing the hair. wealth cun smother, of a statute to Adam to detract In point of vulagnrity it does nutl The Btain of one who cheated attention from it. begin to compare with 'chicken' but for an end. But you can no more down talk then when Florida starts levising THE SEABOARD Air Line Helping you, w orking for your inter­ subject to approval by the Inter­ of that bill than you can be rid her vacaliulnry, she may include Honor mlist shine triumphant o'er state Commerce Commission, which and no progress whatever appears 'chicken,' ‘ peach’, 'pippin,' ‘skirt,’ his.winning, ests—That’s what we mean by it. presumably will nut la- delayed, to have been made along that line. ’ frill’ and all similar varieties of Women must meet and find him and to reasonable co-operation by Witness this symposium of nation­ language iu the prohibitions. To clean and true; local authorities, will not extend al pic s comment concerning it, the puri:.t, pure language is an In manhood's shrine there is no the new railroad from West Palm gi ttiri together by the Consolidat­ impoitant as pure food, but if only pluce for sinning, Bench to Miami, thus relieving ed Brest association, upon which the pure in speech are permitted No *ecr«t'-ho»r-fov ‘4*ed*~which freight ami passenger congestion w ■* univ came Saturday—either to enter Florid i tlien what will cowards do. with which the lines of the EaatHkioiigh our own tardiness or that become of I'ntm Roach?" •t • . M . M 'i i n u , n . % . ol those who compiled it: Coast have been unable to deal. An o|n n ndnd as to whether the A good mnn holds the game above --------* The effoit in tile Florida Loginterm is derogatory is indicated by its prises, across Florida Morula JLiMirp to forbid under penalty the iWnrtinsbuig Journal, which, THE It AI I.KOAD neross His life above tho pleasures he the designation of any woman a.-> was built in record time. may seize, a "flapper,’’ though promptly re- however, believe . that a good many build new t*xit is proposed to young women resent being railed He will not stoop to traits which tensions in time for the busy I ukerl by the lawmakers, has help- flappers. " young person should lie despises, ■ d to keep the tluif State in the season this coming full. And sell his aelf-re:.|>ect for vic­ news nnd bus inspired much dis- not 1m* considered a flapper," slat­ ed the Journal, "merely because tories. WHEN THAT is accomplished, <u;:;ion as to tin* meaning of the she i i young and pretty. Her id­ term nnd ns to the feminine at­ tile Seaboard will carry passeng­ eas ol tiehnvjor may In* of the high­ DiaiiisuuHH«BMKUMauMaaaaii«kia JHHaMaaaRaao»*ai>xxMiil Honor anti truth he Mends with ers direct from the north to all im­ titude toward its use. est. But there remains a flappe gentle kindness, "Tire real question is, do the type, who make themselves con­ portant points in Florida, with an Censure of others seldom will girls in Florida flap?" is the way spicuous without accomplishin'? important raving of time. he speak, tho problem presents itself to the charm." Selfishness has not cursed him THE FIRST of problems is to Charleston Daily Mail. "If they with its blindness, ’i he Dallas Journal, on Hie oth­ make work more attractive. To flap, why not call them flappers" er hand, views the matter in an Strong enough ho is he never arked the Charleston editor. "So begin, do for Americans what the harms the weak. entirely different light, declaring French Revolution did for French­ far as can lie discovered in this that the term “ fits like a glove,” section, there has been no pro­ men, and one of the kings of Manhood is not in conquest or in and **s: "as - employed in AmSweden did for the Swedes make test from tiie girls against th.- erica it has no disrespectful mean­ glory, term. Iu fac*,. they even seem MY FAVORITE STORIES 15,000 Acres Marion County them owners of the land and give Though both may come a good ing." "It may U* doubted,” adds Ity IUVIN S. COHIl them a stake in government sta­ to like it Nay, some of them may the Dallas paper, “ that the Florida'll man moves along; even have a touch of pride iu be­ bility. And let* his friends and neighbors 5 miles from Ocala. No waste. 20 ing known as a regular flapper. legislator expre ea tho dcstro o f At a recent meeting of the Unthtell his story, "Well," said the suspected tru­ Safeguard their savings, protect After a while the term will die many women, -atire most of them A* one, they found, too big to nlie Actnra1 Guild in New York, ant, "1 can’ t remember just how it them from sharks that are al­ miles o f highway. Lake and river out. It will have its brief little day have adopted the tylcs and manor., do a wrung. Father Fahey, tho Guild chaplain, went, but it was something like lowed to steal from them hundreds and disappear, but the girls will go which have conic to represent flap- _ fron tage —Edgar A. Guest, told a little story which was re­ ‘ Brace up, you’ll get the quilt." of millions a year—cheap sharks perism. Those who dress nnd net u i o--------Convinced now that her suspic­ of the lottery, the gambling ring, nil—bless them all the same and like a flapper, whether they he M look as pretty and be as sweet in ceived with evidences of approval. ions were correct, the mother U the oid stock, and the New York, IDUO as they were in 177i’>, or n< young nr old m:>*< have little o h -! What has become of the oldu "A Lind mother," said Father telephoned the superintendent of New Haven, and Hartford type. fashioned child who used to jump they are today for that matter. Jed ion to tin* appoint inn." The N Faheyt "suspecled that her small the Sunday school. at father's command? a And we have an idea that legisla­ I a Fayette Journal refers to the n son had not attended Sunday "What was the text?" BUT FIRST of all, make the Florida legislator ns a “ moral hero school. " ’ Be of good cheer, the comfort­ work itself attractive, That can tors In HUH) will also he pretty ami potential sheik" and to his pro­ ii A road sign In Utah rends, a Quick Action Necessary much the same as they are today, "What was the text?" *hc asked. er cometh.’ " M he done, first, by changing condi­ with their resolutions and their posal as a "om.ntous though K "Tills Is God’s Country. Don’t Make It Look Like Hell." tions under which men work—lung bills which hard-boiled legislative impracticable reform,” U hours. The uncertainty of employ­ iiihimittees and even the bulk of ----o-------REAL ESTATE NEWS STORIES Fin- Toledo Blade reprovingly au ment, ineagerness of wages. legislators themselves having no remarks that "If men have become u Our office hoy says its hard to DAYTONA .IUIIIINAI. Ami second, by making workers sentiment will coldly kill." understand how n sweet young so pitifully ungallant as to make M M thing roiild get soured on the A gallant legislators well necessary to have a law tn N Comment has frequently been reported real estate transactions take an actual interest in their work, by giving them a generou- meant, but futile and ridiculous protect women against distaste­ U world. made on Hie failure of local real­ i ami will assist in establishing it share of what they earn. j effort to remove that lie deems ful designations, then the word ’ fe­ t< u *221-1*1. First Street, Opposite I’ostoffice tors to make public tire partici­ reputation for reliability and in­ an iqvprobrious epithet upon wo­ male' ought to |>e included in the M Anyway we’d wager a dime that pants in it real estate deal made tegrity. n fni bidden list. YOU HAVE no troublu among men" is the description given by “ I can not understand such n Will Rogers would make a Iw-ttcr SMSMnHU*KsxMaaanaacaai3t:**nsusMaaiinaMUBauBUH»‘ l the developer said. men fishing, hunting, snow-sinn­ the San Antonin News "The ma­ Solomon himself could not have governor-than some that Okla­ known as an actual transaction, policy," ing, tobogganing, or dancing—they jority realized,” this pajs-r adds, but which loses vital interest when “ Legitimate news stories of realty spoken more wisely Ilian has each homa has iiad not so many years “ that it would do no good to abol­ of these editors along the partic­ names are withheld. This is not sales stimulate business and con­ like it. since. The mnn thut owns his own hoot ish the mere name while the flap­ ular line chosen by him. They the custom elsewhere. Names of fidence in the community. Silence black or news stand ami gets the per herself remained, nmi also buyers, sellers and agents us giv­ Today’s heat laugh: "And yuh en through tlie press in other lo­ on transactions creates the impres­ profits for himself works good saw that to ban the latter was may be calm, however, the hill did- \ know, yuh can’t hardly make any calities, and this fact was noted in sion that movement of property is weather or bad, nnd does not com beyond the legislator’s province i11 * Hass—as all of them likely cn{***gh have known for some time money being crooked the o day , a recent interview with John it. slow, and of course that actually plain. He likes it. He’s in Ihhi- mm power* ,1but wuh |Imfuri* nnw* it up even when conditions there’a too much competition.— DeVonel, of Miami, president of slows for activity nre favorable. Realty ness for himself. mure acumen than the average J The Charleston Daily Mail cxDaytona Journal. the newly formed Daytona Shores firms here would all profit in the legislative body displays. If Flor-lrn cd the bras tacks of the mar company, which lias purchased a long run by announcing their trans­ WHEN BUSINESS Intelligence oln girls objected to the designa­ ter when it observed that "the real Somehow or other wo have an large tract fronting the Tomoku actions through thi* newspapers. succeeds in making industry at tion “ flapper” and It is more like­ question is, ilo the girls in Florida idea that Luktdand baseball fans basin. We believe Sir. lleVutn y’s "This opinion is in accordance tractive, when it can truly lie said ly that many glory in it, rather Uap.’ ' It is not to bo denied now know that Banford has a bvll views are worthy of reproduction with real estate history in Miami, that men like their work, the let them abjure the ways mid the club. And then again wo can’t and that they will have an influ­ where the newspapers are full of problems of industry will lie solv­ i flippant attitude tuwaid life which that many of them whom vr„* have help but believe that old "Bugs" ence in local real estate circles. sales news, nnd in other cities ed, and there will still he plenty [woman who conducts herself with seen gave the impression that they Kry will always remember h cer­ Such a proceeding as he recom­ where business is active and con­ left fur the man that wants more j dignity and grace will not suffer were “ flopping." At any rate, most of them are busy "doing about.” tain fellow by the name of Mc- mends will engender eon'idence in tinually un the upgrade.” than his share. from being called a flapper but I“''I as thi-i paper suggests, tlv When you first showed mo tho D*a*’ Que. by any other name a flapper girls will go on. That is comfort­ m ond Heavy Service Cord nnd talked f itc o--------LAW BASED ON WISDOM LADY ASTOIl, the young wo­ would be as blithe.” ing indeed. And as long as they •o enthusiastically about it, I told man given to Britain's House of “ Watrh for the o;iening of The effect of such legislation eu on it is safe to presume that I LAKELAND LEDGER Mount Emblem Cemetery. Devot­ (’ominous by the Stale of Virgin­ upon literature is considered by men will continue to go on about you it would have to ho a wonderful ed exclusively to Masons and llteir The tendency to comb-inn a per­ or saying that those thing! which ia, lias made Bi Dsh lawmakers tho Son Francisco Bulletin which them. tiro to stand up under tho pitnid1fumlKea. located between two son on hearsay or suspicion is ab­ pai iss into tin* mouth pass out again, realize that worn. , even the most urgum: ’ If a law to such effect U I'chann llu* most worth while main golf courses, with four main ruptly frowned upon by the law, in* told those hypocrites. "But those unfortunate, have rights. passed, it will make waste p.qter thing shown hero in that oven the m ent from m y trucks, as tho oorvic* highways mid excellent Irnnspor Every year in Loudon five or iu Florida^ not only of certain 'flapper' hill served to reveal how1 things which proceed out of the which holds every person innocent I mouth come forth from the heart; six thousand women, on Hie mere dictionaries and a whole library o! is unusually severe. tation leading to the grounds." markedly national ntcution i.i foAd in Chicago Tribune. Now isn’t until Ids guilt is estahli tied. Thai ami they defile the man. For out nay so of a policeman, without modern fiction but also of a mint- cu,s< d umin Florida. However, I must now confess that that enough inducement to pass is a safeguard of freemen, now a of the heart proceed evil thoughts, any rorroborntion, nre mutkc.l commonplace, but at one time iu murders, adulteries, fornications, with an infamous lirund. I have never found a tire the equal of Many obt? English history a debatable ques­ thefts, fai a*, false wit me . hlasp- things have been tried—rescue are made over again ju.it after.— Many a mnn who has the sand this Heavy Service Cord. You can tion. Tho first jury trail when 12 lu i'lies: These lire llit* tilings which homes, retention, all except CIlM- Jacksonville Journal. to propone It n girl lacka the neWhen ybu come to the end of a bold men faced death t«» stand for say that with m y full permission. i!e f iIt* a man.' MON JUSTICE, sail! Lady Aster, cessnry rocks to get married on.— good detour, justice, established ferever man's Time is whatever we make it. Mobile News-item. Solomon, recognized as the wis­ The House cheered that. And you sit and look ut tin- sign. right to have the evidence present­ People make hard times, then est of Hie Hebrew rulers, also And tie* 'arrows point in another ed against him fairly. t o ii111liuietl a few olisr rvat ions Maine the times, — Troy (Ala.) The keynote must he the most way — (Tontemporary Comment.’ In the Kith chapter of I.tik** it that have survived the ag.'it. He M e s s e n g e r .-------- \ durable tiling there is. Someone To the road you left behind; is recorded that "Then came to •odd: "For as In* thinl.r-tH in Ids At any rate, the evolutionists ii always striking it, nnd it shows Ob thir 'lx th** end uf a “perfect Jesus scribes and 1‘harisucs, which heart, ho is he,” lacur*«Mt,J I.ove isn’t blind, It doesn't give have been making the anti crowd no sign of wearf— Nashville Ban-! ditjj” v were of Jerusalem, saying, ‘ Why Law. Ill.tcketone po nt * mt in a darn.—Talladega (Ala.) Home. cut sour* monk.'y shines.—Spart­ Sanford, Florida ner. H And .the end of your patience, do the disciples transgress the Ira the fin l Imi anburg Sun. ituitcnU, f.nmcrly j tout ditiim.i of lb" elders? for the) were told In I**l.,dy, h r . f ili.ine ! It must he hotter in New York Them U no argument about the,; you voice your thoughts in a wash not tlirir hands when limy origin. He tli.a tracet), history I for Broadway lias a.Thaw.—SpartHas anyone ever thought of us­ evolution of Dayton from a quietjt quiet Way, rat bread." i f law from Ihc days 11* .M.i.a*^ un- 'uuburg Sun. ing our fabuluus “ melting pot” for little country town to u bona fide;, kud tiie air around get* blue. The Milliter then plumbed the til he closed Ids own comniciitarioo; | — —boiling down domestic politics?__ front-page feature, — Nashville l| — Eyh^uge. depths of human immru when, a ft -' A wonderful book,truly. | Luts of lips just madaito bias Miami Tribune. I Banner. FIRST N A T IO N A l BANK A Real Find $ 2 9 .5 0 p e r A c r e Seminole Business Exchange <%b M e rch a n ts Wight Bros. Co. Diamond ffird �• ' ' ??7zr itJ-U' THE SANFORD HERALD; MONDAY, JULY 20, 1925. FLORIDA FACTS RELATED B Y ASSOCIATED PRESS There nre 1.012 special school districts in Florida. tnx I For Rentf Thp farmers of the state keep on hand about $25,000,000 worth of stock cattle; $14,000,000 worth '* Florida has no state debt, no of horses and mules; $0,000,000 ■ ■ Inheritance tax and no income tax. worth of hogs; $2,500,000 worth ■ --------« S Part o f store for candy and confections. S She’s to Marry German of milk cows; and thoroughbred The present commission Is com­ cattle worth about $2,000,000. S ' 1 3 posed of R. Hudson Burr, chair­ man; Lewis G. Thompson, secre­ Mrs. George Saunders has re­ Phone 672 between 4 p. m. and 6 p. m. Florida second railroad commis­ tary; M. S. Mathews and A. S. turned from n brief visit to Jack­ ■ ■ sion or the first commission un< Wells. sonville. j der the re-establishment act of ■■ i m i i i i i g i i u i i a i s i i n i i i H i s i a i i n i i i i i i m u i itanday The first railroad commission ! 1897 was composed of It. II. M. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Friabio spent enterWelchcll will ' was composed of George G. Mc. 1D^idson, chairman John L. Neely. euro* the week-end plcmmntly at Day­ i Mondny night i Whorter, chairman John G. Ward, secretary; John M. Bryan and tona Beach. Hbs Eloiac Brady secretary; E. J. Vann, and Wil­ John L. Morgan. ■ ’ liam Hines. --------Claude Ogilvio of Fort Myers ------ — The department of education respent the past week end in Sanford W right, War low and Company The soil of Florida will produce cords statistics showing that of ''^Mallory Circle with friends. two and three crops annually with‘ the farm boys and girls who atcomparntiwly little cultivation,! tend the vocational ngricutural home of ^ rsj ; ’ Mr, ami Mrs. I*. M. King anil j iday afternoon nt Arc Now Receiving Application For says a bulletin of the State A g rl-’ schools fifty per cent of them re­ children spent yesterday pleasantly culture Department. (turn to the farm. It also shows at Coronado Beach. --------I that only two per cent of the hoys the Wesley Class Th re are 250 different v a r i e t i e s [ and girls of the towns nnd cities Miss Hilda Butler has ns her rial meeting a* n guests Misses Nnotni and Verla of crops of ffuits, vegetables and who take this course go the farm. Tuesday evthe like. The state agricultural Wright of Lakeland. [ttending will leave department says Florida la and The beginning of tourbt travel ch at tl o'clock. will tie first of nil an agricultural to Florida in any considerable Mrs. It. A. Newman and Mr. state. nnd Mrs. W. C. Hill left Saturday numbers was in 1887 when the frdnesday for Georgia in their car. Ponce do I,eon hotel in St. Au-1 on improved Business nnd Residential Property The Stale Beard of Vocational gustine was completed at cost of ■prayer meeting of in Sanford Education requires thnt every fChurch will 1** held $2,500,000 and nine new railroad Mrs. W. B. Zachary and little teacher of vocational agriculture companies were incorporated by >f Mrs. K. A. Trr- son, Iiilly left Saturday for Jack­ in tiu> consolidated rural schools the Mate, Funds immediately available subject to title rnolia Avenue, Wed- sonville to spend severnl days. be ngra dilate of an agricultural 1 ^. at 8 o’clock. examination. college. Mrs. W. P. Fields and daughter, Growers of fruits, vegetables, * Miss Louise Fields are spending APPLICATIONS FOR and other products in Florida nre The receipts during the year the week with friends in Daytona. 1823-2t (rum a levy of from one protected) against becoming con- ■ SEE to ten mills for school mainte­ netted with dishonest or poorly * Sheriff Frank Kerell, Mrs. Korj commission merchants * nance and special levies to take rated eli nnd non o f Orlando were the cate of bond issues amounted to throughout the United States, (’ u- ■ guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. II. Wynn DuBOSE AND HOLLER $3,CSS mm. ba, Canada and other foreign J* Sunday. ling meeting of the countries. This is done by the ■ trial inn Temperance 112 Park Avenue The approximately fifty thous­ State Bureau of Marketing which * Dr, W. T. Langley, Miss Edith lid Friday afternoon maintains a complete record of the and farmers of Florida who culti­ Teague nnd Ned Chittenden left rterian Church with vate something less than two mil­ commission merchants of this nnd furner presiding at Saturday to spend a short lime in lion acres of land, put on the mar­ other countries. This service i : iMslon in the nli- Alabama. ket annually about $80,000,000 free to the fanners and they can inesident. t nt any time find the rating of any worth of produce. THE BETTER A PRODUCT IS THE SOONER YOU [were much gratified Miss Jessie Allen at rived Sun­ commission merchant by asking sol attendance. The day night from Sarasota to lie the the bureau. W ILL SEE IT ADVERTISED. Tim first Florida railroad com­ Mrs. Davies, pres- guest of her sister, Mrs. Craig mission held office from August Irgniilzatien was nc- Thompson. 17, 1887 to June 13, 1801. The lany regrets. For conimi ion was abolished by an (August and SeptcrnMr. and Mrs. O. II. Hill of Brad­ a*t of tin* legislature in 18',*1 but vice-pn'sidents will enton were the week-end guests of was re established in 18',<7. M i Lmdsa Fletcher, 22 of Indianapolis, is engaged to Ernest Von jgulnr election tnk- Mrs. Hill's parents, Mr. and Mrs. SihnirtUiw of Berlin. When news dispatcher boro new uf the romance fc first Friday in Oc- T. B. Smith. Tli * governor and His elective to this country, her father* Stoughton A. Fletcher, retired banker, at vaeancy occasioned cabinet of Florida constitute an nice raided his consent to the match. resignation will In; executive body that performs Miss Jospehino Knight returned rrelary was instrucmore duties than are imposed upon last week from Daytona Beach ||is. Davies a litter Mrs. L l*. Hagan, Miss 1-etm denton to G. E. Johnson of Braden­ any other similar body of officials where she has been spending sev­ [rciiation of her mipComo in ami make your .selection, by »1 oing .so you will save money. of any state in the Union, Bell Hagan and Miss Lucille But- ton. fd services to the W. eral weeks. Miss Mildred Bennett of Tampa 1 i n i.f HeLand will leave Tuesday These Dresses are of satin faced cantons, heavy crepe de chine in all the lending "their regrets upon to 1. L, .luster of Tampa. Th interest on these bonds and Mr. nnd Mrs. It. It. Pippin of for Hendersonville, N. C. tlu-ir presiding o f­ shades, sucii as pansy green, powder blue. Tney are priced for this sale. Miss Sarah Martin of Sarasota lime warrants amounts annually Midland City, Ain., arrived Sunday to $,75,1100. Tilt* interest on the Miss Elizabeth Irbv of Anthony to F. M. Holden of Orlando. fs Wenta representing to l«* the guests of Mr. nmi Mrs. Miss Edith Power "f Jackson­ note both short and long time left for her home Sunday after L. H. Echols. (lurches o f the city to K. E. Gardner of Jackson­ loans, recured to operate the ■pending some time here as the ville bprescntntives of the ville. schools until taxes are collected [oi uie Citizens Club Miss Katherine Teague of Orlan­ gin•t of Miss Sara Lou Priest. M m Neil Milam of Tampa to WIVi, 1II111 ' till I'll1*1II X? til tin ,D. Ix'otmrdi was do spent the week olid in Sanford, YV. N. Burnside of Tampa. Mr, nnd Mrs. Claude Ilineldiff represent the W. C, as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Miss Katherine Carter of Jack­ On .hino HO, 1024 the Indebtedwere call'd to Manchester, Ga., sonville to C. L. Mai tin of Jack­ rum of special tax Hehool dis­ Edmund Meisch. last week on account of the ill­ sonville. program of readings trict! amounted to It a,000,000. lion under the loaderWeddings Mr. ami Mrs. Shinholser and ness of Sir. IliiK'hliff’ii father. Approximately $11,000,000 of tlits F. L. Nixon follow-1 daughter Miss Lillian Shin hob * r Miss Cora Sumner of Jackson­ amount wan represented liy bonds las period. Clifford Trombley returned last ville to J. D. Freeman of Jack­ and, liuu* warrant-) and one mil­ left Sunday to spend several weeks invitation of Mrs. la-a­ in Macon, Ga. week* front Paintka where In* spent sonville. lion dollars by prumiaory notea. rt meeting will Is* held Mm Mqzqe P cekof 5|ndis<W..tfl -IMlt l 1-4- .. . seveud days. Ed., Carpenter , of ....... —...It ..» ■ irnto the- firm Friday J. F. Fleming of .Madison. Del~bld accompanied him holm*. Mias Patty Lyles returned Sun­ All members of the Miss Julia Montague of Jack- ■eaaBKaMnBanaaanBHaBaflnnBannBBaaaBnnaflaBaBnBBBaanaBa ............................................ .. nre cordially invited |day afternoon from Philatl Iphin, ville to 11. W. Seidell of Jackson­ Mr. and Mis. II. I,. Gibson left ville. where she hfls been in training to 3 4 +4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 .* W 4 »*{*♦•}■+♦•> [; become a nurse. Sunday in their ear for points in Mr ;. Evelyn Barton of Tampa to the ii... tit and South Carolina. They Dr. F. W. Rittenhouse of Phila­ IAKBKCDE KCUK Sandwiches at| Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Baker and will bo gone about two weeks. delphia. Leslie Miss Grace Colder o f Jackson­ Station, three miles i baby and Mr. and Mrs. Mi. and Mri. A. B. Mahoney, ville to J. It. Luff of Jacksonville. Ave. Open for bun-! Went and Dr, Anna Call motored to Daytona Beach. and little daughter. Frames........ iv, July 20th. Miss Virginia tjuigg of Sanford turned yesterday from Palatka lo Paul Radford of Sanford. Joe Gonzalez, of Ft. Lauderdale where they were the guests of Miss Ann Clifford of Oriaad > to about equal. The more Ini laugh about■! Hie past week-end here as friends. Lee Grantt of Orlando. Mrs. M F. Perry of Orlando to more to laugh with. the guest of lus parents, 51r. and Mrs. F. J. Gonzalez. Mr. and Mr James Pavla and J. F. Irving of Orlando. Mi Mlunel DeLong of Orlando lil tie daughter, nnd Miss Hilda But­ Mrs. W. M. Thigpen is spending ler spent a delightful week-end to K. F. l.in iuH of Orlando. Ladies— Miss b.li/abet h t raw ford of <’ hia few days in Douglas, Ga,, where in Lakeland as the guests of |tlrc sea, renovating, In* went lo attend tlie marriage of friends. tngo to Leroy Starkey of St. Pet­ er.-.Iiurg. janhohlcry material'' Mils Helen Shelton. ICAI.L Miss Ruth Wells of Orlando to Mr. and Mi s. Ralph Eugene Tit- Fred Schultz of Orlando. Mrs. F. L Crosby leaves today tie returned Sunday from their inford Miss Martelln Ferret* of lake­ for Syracuse and Jamestown, N .! honeymoon and w ill be at home to land to Win. Print* * f Tampa. [ks Factory Y„ where she will bo the guest o f , their many frietnids at till Myrtle Mi; Mildred Smith o f Lakeland L ■ tui-M friends and relatives. Avenue. to J. P. Brown of Lakeland. Mrs. Mary Harris of blast TulinLewis Shipp, Robert Holly, Jr., ha., .ec, Ala., to Walter Richardson Slip’s High Stepper and W. A. Adams left Sunday fur of West Palm Bench. Miami wilier they will remain a Miss Julia Culler of New 1.onfew days, combining business with don. Conn., to J. It. Tatum of pit asure. Miami. Mias Viola Whitcmau of Miami Mr. and Mrs. David Speer, with to F. O. Wiggins of Miami. their guests, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Miss Re-tty Kaufman of Miami Si ig of Jacksonville, left today to IL < Baldwin of Miami. for Ijike Harney oil a camping trip Miss Blanche Hoggs of Sanford of two weeks. to Claude* Hlnchffc of Hanford, Miss Anne Au.dand o f Behring The many friends of Mrs. Wal­ lo N. II. Lane of Schriug. ter Hand will regret to learn that Miss Dorothy Milhuru of Jack­ sh" is in the Ferunld-Laugh ton sonville to .Mr. C. W. Zaun of JackHospital, where she underwent an ton ville operation Sunday. Miss Mary Cawthorn of De FuHand Bags, Suit Cases, Hat iSnxcs, anti W ardrobe Trunks nhk Springs to Robert Brice of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bell, l)e Funiuk Springs. Miss Perty Let* Hell nnd her guest, Mm Marjorie Strannhan of Fort Miss Mildred Campbell of Aber­ Lauderdale to C, G. Hntucheson of SUIT CASES deen, N. C-, leave today in their Athens, Ga. Miss Marian Stevenson of Tam­ car for points north. pa to J. U. Irwin of Tampa. Brown, tan and black, 24 to 28 inches. Extra strong fiber and all leather. Miss Blanche Brown of Chatta­ Mr. and Mrs. J. \V. Lindley of Tifton, Ga.. were the guests of Mr. nooga to b red Cnmpfield of Tampa. $3.50 to $17.50_________________ ' nnd Mrs. David Speer Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lindley will return Benefit Dance To Be to Florida in September to make their future home. Given A t City Hall All leather Mat Boxes. All black an cl tan trimmed. Round and square , lNE : — Office 148 MISS KATHRYN WILKE Y, Society Editor. TELEPHONE:—Rea. 428-J Personals First Mortgage Loans lg Meeting Temperance [ere on Tiday APPRAISALS Arrived Today p , : Vacations Mr. and Mrs. Ned Smith, Mrs. R. M. Mason, returned from Wrightesville, Ga., last week. Mts.i Bobbie Chapman and Miss Alma Blount accompanied them home and will remain as the guests of Mrs. Ned Smith. On Wednesday Night $5.00 t o $8.50 A bii ehall brnciit dance, simi­ lar to the one given lust week, W ARDROBE TRUNKS HAND BAGS will be given at the new city hull on Wednesday night by the offic­ 18 to 22 inches. All leather bags. ials of ill,. .Nnntord ball club, it All sizes, extra heavy fiber, trimmed was announced today. The pro­ Tan, dark brown, and black. Made o f with extra heavy hardware. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. W. Selg and ceeds will go to the support of fine heavy cowhide. Single and dou­ family, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Liggin the local team at before. hangers. . .^ A good sum was realized from ami family, Mr. and M rs. Albert ble handed. Sikes and children of Anicricun, the dance lust Thursday night and $10.00 to $17.50 Ga.. and Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Sicg tlm local official i expressed hope $ 10.00 to $65.00 o f Savannah, Ga., are expected to 'litis morning thnt even a larger arrive Tuesday to join a camping attend the benefit dance on Wed­ nesday. Good music will be furparty on Lake Harney. TRUNKS—Large size, three ply fiber packing trunks niched and a “ good time to all" in promised those who attend. Joe Riizemdein’s orchestra, State Wedding’s $19.50 to $22.00 with George W. Hrockhuhn per­ and Engagements forming at the* piano, has been secured to fund li the music, said President It. A. Newman, this Engagements Miss Julia Gilbert of MonticeMo morning. to Rev. D, D. Dieffenwierth, Mon,, ticello I lie .State of F [orala received a Misa Mary f'apell of Hatworne i total of 20,41&,07o. Ill acres of to R. J. McMeckin of Jacksonville, jwamp and overflow land from the Mtaa Elizabeth Gallagher Sara- IJnited States government and dis­ Kvc,/ n Colly'er, one of the ztar woman tennis sotn to C; J. Jordan Fort Myers. posed of H»,.'t;!7JJ 15,87 accres to **c'PP*n8Ttip for a Kwift ami high onu in u mixed Misa Kathleen Phillips of Tain- railroadi and canal companies ami njeent WimMi'tlun tournament. She’a shown pa to it. Mofitz o f Tampa. « ♦ > * ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ < « - > 4 a . 4 >4*;*4-:-4*:* > : -:*448''‘' 4 4 < * 4 4 4 4 4 4 : * 4 4 > 4 > ;*4*> F-K'8 » 4 ^ 4 » » : ■ > * * > * * * * > * * * » individuals, leaving a balance of B Spence o t South Africa, t + Mias Edith Robertaon of Bra- 1,254,682 acres oa January 1, IV-5, BBPmBBBBBBHBUBBMBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBflBBBaBBBBBBBSIBBBBBflBBBBflBHiUULBIBBBBBflBBBBBBiaBBBBBBBBHBaB 12 suit th.i’^ 'i ■t $ * , n*r» v The Y owell C ompany i �■> IP? i* ■»'-l __ F f . S-+' •* ' vi W : -*-■ if 4 . *►' till Lead B>ut 1924 Champ* ■ ord Rallies To Take Three In Row Off Lakeland Tearn ATHLETICS T A K E REDS COP T H IR D 15-INNING GAME STRAIGHT GAME FROM ST. LOUIS FROM NEW YORK Continue T o Be Troublesome NE\V YORK, July 20.— Champ­ ions Of 1921 In the major leagues are on the mat but thuir shoulders are fnr from pinned, while Pirate nnd Maekmen*nrc clutching desp­ erately for unbreakable holds. After Allowing Hut Two Hits 1 lt w«u,d 8<em tha‘ "I™ 1* Ilemmcl Pitched Whole Game ' mows Up in Eighth Inning.! unprecedented struggle would last and Comes Through in Fine illmvincr I H its and T hree throughout the Reason, for already Allot ng * .. . .... it has gone on for weeks, first one Shape; Senators Win Close Bases on Halls, Cards w in nmj tj,e otf,or i,ejnR underOne From Cleveland Team ------ — neath. The Giants' mighty muscles Celery-Feds Win Entire S c -:in i' Wade and advancing Hailey to NKW YORK, July 20.—The were bulging for a time during HT. LOUIS, July 20.—Fifteen rles for First Time Sintre W "!- -Moorc flew <>ut to lcft| New York Giants lost their third! the past seven days and he relensFirst of Season; Come Front , „ , . innings,of play against Philadel­ game in a row Sunday when Cin- ed himself from tho Pirate’s grip, i, . . j • U|_|t In the third after two were out, phia shattered the Browns’ win­ Behind in Sixth Inning ( Frlsb)(1 rcacht„| first base when, ning streak -of six games, by the cinnati staged a ninth inning rally only to be grasped again twenty Si and nosed them out fi to 4. \ irgil four hours later. 'after two strikes were called on score of 12 to 8 here Sunday. Barnes, after allowing two hits Philadelphia throat matur­ H itting o f McQue Is him he struck at one which went Manager Sisler ran his total of in eight innings blew up and edTho to gain the advantage over the wild. McQue and Wade walked consecutive bits up to twenty four hit and three bases on Senators only Feature o f Contest suci .dvdy. Hailey hit safely to games when he singled in the balls, one by Scott, a relief pitch­ out struggle. after a long drawn lc ft ' .eld, scoring Frishie and Mc­ fifth, He also got a home run. er, gave the Reds the game. The Philadelphia’s reign in the Amer­ A single, a walk and Lamotte’s Pirates gained a half game on Good Management Is Shown; Que, Mid advancing Wade to sec­ ican circuit is a matter of three ond. Hailey was out short to sec­ error gave the Athletics the lead f.j - Chapman Pilches (Jond Hull ond on a fielder's choice hit by In the third but Lamotte atoned New York. J percentage points over WashingScore by innings: , ton while Pittsburgh rule! the NnFor Locals After Second Hardy. for his mistake when he scored Cincinmiti 000 090 00(1— 0- fi-U tiotial, ten points above New York. Ilico with a double, to tie th ** ltftihy, op first in the sixth, New York . 100 200 001— l-ll-l The Athletics, a team of youths. .Sanford and lakeland baseball walked and went to third when score. The ninth inning tie was Hattetics: Donahue, Rixey and carried the attack to their enemies tenms furnished local fans with Hardy singled to center field. a result of Simmons' drive over Krueger; Scott, Barnes and Sny­ through seven successive conquests a real thriller Saturday when, lif­ Chapman sacrificed, scoring Hail­ the left field fence. only to be downed by the Browns About 2;j,0Q0 persons attended. der. ter the Highlanders hail spurted ey and advancing Hardy to second. BROOKLYN, July 20.— Shcrdcl) of St. Louis on Saturday by n six Score by innings: In the first three innings to pile Moore hit safety to center field, to two score. up a six ot three* score in their fa­ advancing Hardy to third. Cusack Philadelphia U<)2 not) 101 101 001 of st. Louis shut out Brooklyn Sunday, two to nothing allowing Without Gordon Cochran's lint — 12-110 vor tho Celery-Feds came from sacrificed, scoring Hardy and iK'Uiud in the sixth frame to score Moore went to second on the play. St. I.ouis .. 002 000 200 102 nod six hits. Grimes pitched winning as an opening punch, the former — 8-18-4 ball, but lost through Flacks trip­ university buckst rck having been five runs and in the eighth added Crawford was put in at hat for Batteries: Itommell and Perkins; le in the third followed by Sliin- called home in the west by the ill­ ■two more to the count, the final Curley and was walked. Frishie score being 10 to <5 in favor of the reached first safely on an infield Dnnfnrth, Vangilder, Wingard and ner’s single and Bottom ley’s sec­ ness of his wife, the terrific hitting ond homer of the series in the ceased for a time and George Sislocal team. hit to first base and the ha sen were Hargrave. fourth. The Dodgers have scored ler's third place St. LouisniiH ce­ -Sanford’s third straight win, fin­ ful. At this time Fry went in for mented their position gained dur­ only one run in .'I days. ishing the first entire series won Handing and a moment later Mc­ TIGFRS DOWN YANKS ing the week in a sensationa ldrivn. Score by innings: by the Celeryinen since the early Que left the spectators breathless DETROIT, July 20.—Detroit part of the seaxoiij is mainly cred­ when the took the role of slugger fell on four New York pitchers St. Louis .........<101 100 00—2*8-0 But withal, the veteran moundsited to tho head work of manager and heaved one of the big High for 22 hits Sunday to win tin ir Brooklyn .. 000 000 000—0-0-0 men of Washington toiled steadily Batteries: Sbordoll and O’ Far- nnd with an accuracy that presages Jim Moore coupled with the ex­ lander’s offerings to a point near Jyomnd straight victory from the difficulties for the Quaker city tra huso hitting of his regulars the right field fence for three Yankees, 1H lo 12. lleiltnann and rell; Grimes nnd Taylor. legion. in the pinches when hits meant liases, scoring three men for the Gehrig hit for the circuit. Yosterduy Venn Gregg held the runs. Score by innings: Celery-Feds. Wade struck out slugging Clevelanders safely while New York .. 100 214 10:i— 12-L1-1 and the scoring was ended until the One Hanford scon* came ns the Detroit . . Ml 405 01 x - 1 8-22-2 result of an error in the eighth eighth inning. Batteries: John: on, Ferguson, FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE but for the most part tho runs of In the eighth Moore was out, (Second Halt) Celurymun wore earned. Lake­ rhort stop to first. Cusack hit Shuwkey and llengough; Leonard, Won Lost IVt. land's run in the third inning was safely to center field and went Holloway, Doyle and llassler. (I ,7fi0 . 11) T am pa............ also made on an error by the lo­ to third when, after Crawford had . 17 12 ,50fi cals. Only one of the other two fanned, Brazier dropped Frishie’ Lakeland........ SENATORS WHIP INDIANS .425 .. 11 15 Hanford errors figured in the scor­ fly to center field, Cusack scored CLEVELAND, July 20.—Wash­ f t. Petersburg .. 7 21 2>5i> ing of the Highbinders. Frishie when Buckley, relaying the hall ington made it two straight today Sanford........... FLORIDA STATE I.HAGUE who reached first in tin* eighth on from tho field, overthrew third in bentirig Cleveland in a pitchers’ No gumos. NATIONAL LEAGUE an error, Kcorgd n moment later on an effort to |>ul the Sanford sec­ battle I to 2. Brother oulpitchWon Lost IVt. McQut*H*s second long drive. ond baseman out. McQue then ing Karr. Loose fielding allowed NATIONAL LEAGUE no 32 .010 McQue for Sanfor and Johnson took another of Fry's offerings Washington to get its first two Pitt burgh St. Louis 2; Brooklyn 0. .5'.).! ot 35 for Lakeland starred with the ami again crashed it over the head runs hut solid hitting accounted New York .. ■12 12 Jion Cincinnati 0; New York I. stick while Hailey ami Fonder each of Surface in right field, scoring for the ninth inning scoring. Cincinnati .. ,l!lt Only two scheduled. 12 43 secured two hits each, one of Hail­ Frishie and reaching third base Judge led off with a double and Hinoklyii . IHrt 42 It ey’s being for two sacks, in the safely. Wade flew out to third ing.es by Blunge, Ruol nnd Keu- St. Louis .. AMERICAN LEAGUE 10 15 .17! sixth inning McQue crashed a long base and the Celurymen were re- tlier with u fumble by Let result- Philadelphia Boston.Ghicngo, rain, .'18 47 . 117 Washington 1; Cleveland 2. one to right field for throe sacks ed in Judge nnd Hluege scoring. Chicago .. .. 35 52, .402 Philadelphia 12; St. Luuijj 8, with the bases full and in the The Box Sinre Cleveland got four of its hit i Boston ....... 05 eighth repented the incident with LAKELAND All It II PO A !• in the fifth inning when it scored innings). ■ i • i Frishie on first, lloth of McQue's Dumas, If. .. 0 4 0 H its only runs. AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 12; Detroit 18. long drives wore made off Fry, Btickley, 2b. .. ” 3 •i i *i •> I Won Lost Pet. 1 Score by innings: o 30 ii . .. 55 J | m M 1 who relieved Funding in the sixth Johnmm, rf. 0 0 Washington oil) mu ii()2 I 14-0.Philadelphia .. 3 ii AMERICAN ASSOCIATION inning. no 31 1 II 0 0 0 0 (*le\ *lund •011 not 020 111)0- -2- 7-2 Washington Surface, rf. . Clyde Chapman, veteran Florida Brazier, cf. . .. 4 1 1 0 1) 1 .. .. 47 43 .5221 Batteries: it.other am Ituel: ' St. Louis State League pitcher relieved Kelly FdwuriD, lb. .. 3 II 1 t) (1 0 Karr and Sewell. 4fi 13 2517 j Detroit T o l e d o 5. in the first inning after the High­ Pomlcr, 3b. . .. 4 1 o I 1 0 Chicago Ifi 42 .511 Kansas City Indianapolis St. Paul fi. landers had secured five hits and Doyle, ns........ ,440 Cleveland 4 0 (1 0 3 II In 1923 the percentage of bank'.r*cy »n »■ j jytrfe fur)if, . lu Ilje,s*$<w(jl 1 two Francis, r. . .;fi i)L .109 1 II II 8 0 1) lupteie! atii'ink' FVornia farmers New York . •hjcrfwore walked by Chapman and Landing, p. . .. 3 1) II 0 3 II Wax 13.4 pur rent below the aver­ Boston . .. 2fi on 2102 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE n double by Johnson scored them. Fry, p. . Jersey City 5-1; Syracuse <1-5. .. 1 II 1 0 II n age for the United States. On a hot, two stolen bases and an Luther, x. Reading 7-7; Buffalo 2-1. IN LEAGUE SOUTHERN .. 1 0 0 0 0 ll — — -— —- — .—. error Lakeland scored one addit­ Won Lost Pet. Providence i-fi; Rochester 2-4. Tench the children table man­ New Orleans ional run in the third but after 63 3H .582 Others not scheduled. Total . .. . 33 r, K 24 9 ,i that frame, the Highlander ma­ SANFORD 50 47 .515 AH It II I’D A E ner*. Then they won’t get into Atlanta ....... chine managed to get only two Moore, If. ....... 3 1 I 2 D H the soup or spill the beans. Ifi HI .500 Nashville SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION men on bases, one of them reach­ Cusaek, 2b. . 4 1 1 1 2 0 18 49 .495 New Orleans <1; Birmingham 3. Mobile ing first on an error, and going to Curley, rf. . . . 3 0I I O 0 Summary: Two base hits, Bail Memphis 49 511 .495 Chattanooga 4; Little Rock 0, second on the overthrow. He did Crawford, rf. . 1 ll 17 .481 Memphis 3; Atlanta 12. 10 0 0 0 cv, Johnson. Thus* base hits, IChattanooga not get past tho keystone sack, Friable, mi, .. 2 3 1 1 3 1 McQue 2. First bn e on balls, off Birmingham . . 14 13 .178 Nashville 13; Mobile 15. hoynwer, and Fry, who ntndo the McQue, 3b. I I2 I 4 0 Landing 8. Kelly 1, Chapman 2, Little Rock 12 no .457 only other hit for the Highlanders, Wade, cf. .. .. 3 I0 3 0 O St ruck out, by Landing 5; Fry 2: i FAST COAST LEAGUE was left on first in the ninth. Only Hailey, lb, 3 12 15 0 0 Chapman 3. Hits, off Kelly 5 in , SALI LF.AGI’ E Northern Division: three hits were secured off Chnp- Hardy, e. . . . . . . 4 1l 3 4 2 13 inning; Chapman 3 in 8 nnd Won. LtlSta Pet. West Palm Bcacch 0; Vero 2. hinm He did not walk a man nf- Kelly, p............. 0 00 0 0 0 261 28 3 inning . Winning pitcher. Charlotte .fit'! Stuart I.akeworlh, rain. . I j j ’tbe two reached first on halls Chapman, p, .. . 2 00 0 1 (l Chapmnti. Losing pitcher. Fry. |Spartanburg ■P.i 311 .020 m the beginning of the second in­ Saccrifire hits, Cusack, Chapman i Macon 43 3i! .511 All kinds of property in 1900 ning. Total 29 100 27 17 3 2. Stolen bases, Dumas 3. Buck-1Augusta :’.!) til .494 in Florida was estimated to be >* l" .thc-Kcpnil for Sanford Wade x Batted for Dumas in ttt.Ii. ley 2. Ponder 2, Left on ha es, i Ashevillo .. . .. .. 39 III .491 worth $335,700,01)0. In the year whlkeii niul reached third on a two Scare by innings: 30 12 .4(12 1022 it was estimated to be worth Lakeland 4; Sanford 7. First base Greenville liuso Ini by Hailey. Hardy flew Lakeland .. .... 321 000 000— 0 on errors 1. Wild pitch. Landing. IColumbia 21 15 .439 $2.110,900,009, which is an in­ out and Chapman sacrificed, sror- Sanford ................ U12 005 02x— 10 Umpire, Piuh. Time 2 hours, Knoxville . .313 crease of over 580 per cent. 25 55 <—r--------- How They Stand Yesterday’s Results his mates accounted for a 19 to <> V ,Both’ Chicago and Cleveland won hair or their contests, maintaining their positions In fourth and sixth places respectively, while the i ankcos their pitching staff crumb­ ling, could gain only two victories in eight opportunities and the Kurt Sox o f Boston were successful only once, Detroit won three out of four. There was nothing in the Na­ tional organization to match tn? American accomplishment! in the matter of hits, with Philadelphia totaling 117 and Cleveland 113. Nor could the Nations meet the Red Sox record for tho seven days, of 28 errors. By its showing during the week, Pittsburgh deserved to remain in the lend for the Pirates outhit all the rest and stored more runs, nut 17 errors were turned nito the rec­ ord of four games won and four Inst, while the Giants gained a matter of half n game with fur victories nnd three defents. Cincinnati, whih kept the 5 Giants out of a tie for the leader­ ship when the Cuban, Luquc, pitch­ ed n clever game on Saturday, had S the largest margin of victories with a record for the seven days of four to two. The Chicago Cubs in seventh place, were the others to show more conqueets than de­ feats, four nnd three. Philadelphia, with a re-horn hat­ ting ability, obtained an even break along with leading Pitts­ burgh, three won and three lost. Brooklyn captured three of the seven and Boston won the same, while the Horns by g, a Cardinal ag­ gregation that threatened to climb n week ago, won two to six starts. The Browns of the American league took home run honors with H* Travelers find our Travelers' Checks in saving time and expense— and in t?p tlon of traveling with a sense of „ member to procure your Travelers’ r v us before starting on your rtext trip. r,ea 4 Per Cent Interest Paid on .S„T|„£| ^ Seminole(Jounlul S a n f o r d ,F U T STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROfiRg 10 Acre Ti At Loading Stntion nnd Hard RaiL $ 7,000 Easy Terms. ■ Today’s Games FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Tampa at Lakeland. St. Petersburg at Sanford. A M E R IC A N Security For Travel pUn^ LEAGUE [ Britt-Chittenden Realty Compaq ■ ■ ■ ■ 2102 First SI. Realtors. Philadelphia at St. Louis. New York at Detroit. Washington at Cleveland. Boston at Chicago. ■■■■ ■■■■■■ ■■■■■■)!■■■■■• KH■■■■■■■■ RIUtD NATIONAL LEAGUE St. Louis at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at New York. Chicago at Boston. I Allen & Bre Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. 5 SOUTHERN LEAGUE Atlanta at Memphis, Birmingham at Little Rock. 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CO HON A DO It EACH. PLO U ID A Open All the I car Hates: S3.o*» per day. ily tint w eek IZS.ilu d ou b le: Sir, tut s in g le Everything For the Sportsman At Ball Hardware I’hoste 8 Bank UldR. Florid* For Sale FOR SALE: About one karat dia­ mond ring. Wil sacrifice. Ad­ dress Box 1). c.o. Herald. ---- 1 APARTMENT for Rent: Suitable MONEY TO LOAN on improved for adults. Apply 300 French real estate security. Geo. G. Averttie. Herring, Sanford, Fla. FOR RENT: Ilouse. See John Automobiles M uhmoii. DEPENDABLE USED 1921 Dodge Tn'irittg. 1925 Dodge Coupe. Resident n( Florida since Iteferelire*: First National Hank. 1923 D odge (.’ n u p e. 1922 Dodge Tourlnt 1923 Dodge Graham 1 1-2 ton Truck. 1921 Dodge Screen 1-2 ton Truck. I. W. Phillips’ Sons Dodge Bros, Sales and Service Phone 3 Oak nnd 2nd St. I SSI, J. II. HUTCHINSON FOR SALE AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Augusta, Gn„ Augusta's greatest classified medium, rate, cash, 9c charge. 10c minimum. MORGANTOWN. W. VA„ people are interested in F’loridn. F’.uch of them through u classified nd in the Morgantown POST. Six cents a word for six consecutive issues. WANTED TO RENT: — U rge furnished room, private bath, hot and cold water ut all times. Must be clean and attractive. Paul R. Forbes, Phone 447-J. I ll /Z*\ BUI M P / / / WANTED: Building lot close in give location and price first let­ ter *‘ H" c.o. Herald. Ha r . • O X I M P O R T As t ^ W - N O V / I . THINC, A* Yu T O * S T T H E O /sy ‘ ‘a T o C O O U T T O UVJHCH, l l_LC>A,0<. IH /N tb O O T KM MOOTii. - m a r '. - Rooms For Rent FOR RENT— Room* with or with­ out meals. Reasonable rate*. Lincoln House. FOR RENT: Furnished room, Un­ ion Avenue, 571-J Telephone. Lost And Found H A R ' h a r !! H A R !!! GROW V A T !! W E 'L L 5 0 M E T H IN G - ^ FUNNY O U T f f (v > O F T H IS vI rL LOST: Japanese parasol, Lake Front Sunday afternoon. Finder please return t» Montezuma Hotel. LAUGH a n d /W AK E (---------- ~ _ .r —- ’f vT v r i L k JArM rM 'v/ B Ma tI ••• mi • MOTirK , 3 V e . E dw a rd M. IMIlliiirrr ami inixiilit-ilt II. tUltiiiKt-r, huHtiaiiil nnd w ile , do h ereb y uniU-.j d ia l mi w ife , tin hereby k Iv*• n.iiii-,. th si mi A. I». IH3S. nt t.-n o 'c l o c k A. M„ or aw noun th ereafter as the matter can tic hoard, n-o will m a k e a p p li­ c a tion to tho .1ml a i- of tho Circuit f o u r i of the Seventh J u dicia l «'Ir­ en 11 o f t-'lorldn. at (')ia in her*, at S a n ­ ford. l-'lorltla. o r w herever the said Court nuty th en lie. for nil order a m horUliiK th e a d op tion by n*. in nccordiiiice w ith tin- provision * o f law. o f Marattrot K llm toU i llurria. a m inor child. I titled till* I3t It day o f July, A. I>. I'J2S. E dw ard M lUlllnu.-r, Kllsnln til It IUllinm r. Hen ti. Herring, A ttorney. Hvieig amt if either, any o r nil o f Che said n a n le* lie dead, lu nil puriO .* cla im in g Inti rent* under J. A. iSoml and w i f e ----------— Hmtd, w h o s e 1 Of1*)*''!! name I* itnkmiwtt, M, M.,*' 1 M a r l s . -------— Marls, h er bu sham!. w hose I'lirlstlan mime Is u n ­ k n ow n and tienrve K Marls and w i f e . -------------- Marls, w hose C hristJan name In u nk n ow n , nr ottierwl.se Ju and to the f o l l o w i n g d es cr ib ed lauds situate, ly in g and lining In the i nuttty o f Sem in ole and .state of Elorldu. m ore p a rt icu la rly des­ crib ed ns f o l l o w s : to w it: Lot* an. si, nr. nit, n: IV T I I E C f l t C l T T r o t U T C»r TH E NHV i:\ T H J I tilt I VI. ( III! I l l ' -.V, r.9. Ita. SI, flj. r.3, and Of El,lilt t IIA, l\ AMI r o l l ford Celery lirlltt, a* H im iy o u ; n il vrv, in e i i a n - th er eof ( . c o r d e d In Plat pane* 75 u n i jrt u t ih<> EKH V. I. o v tc k ft. Clutter mi pdtteil bv Itercord* of S em lm d o C ou n ty , Florida, Iiu*!mud anil iiuxt friend Juo Cant- and t•» an y and nil oilier person* whose name* arc u n k n o w n c l a i m ­ crun, ing any righ t, title „ r in terest In ( ‘ mnpl.ilmuit and to the property litrolnnhnve v* (lescrlhed. nr any part nr parcel J. A. Ihitid ,et nl, thereof, I •f •*it it nit* C IT A T O It I* h ereb y ordered that y o u nnd T u .1 A. Ilntnl itttd w i f e -------------- cat'll nf y o u lie and a p pear Imfurn Omul. wltii*« C h ristian mime Is ua- o u r said t ’ licult I 'm u t at th e I’ nurt knutvti; M. Mu lie I Marl* ami Iiu*. H ouse at Sanford, Florida, on t lie Ini n i l , ------------ - Marl* w hose t'lirUt- 3rd d a y o f August. ,\. I». 1^35, ami i.jii niitte I* unknown: dem-gi I,. then atul th ere make a n s w e r to iha Marl*, a in] w ife ■—— —. M trl*. .......... hill o f cmuidalnt exhlldted against u nknown, nnd y o u In till* eniiae. It la f u rt h e r o r d ered that thl* said parties If o r d er ho published in tin. S a n ford Herald, n n ew spaper puhll*hed In Sanford, Sem in ole I'ounty. Florida, o n c e each Week for cluht c o n s e c ­ u tiv e weeka, W IT N E S S mv h an d and th e neat I f the Circuit Court o f Hie Seven th Itch between the toes, aching, sore oJudic ia l Circuit o f th e Stale o f |'l.,. feet are eased and cooled at onco by rldn. In ami for Senilttolc <' m m t v. on till* tho 3;ird day o f May. A. It. UCARBO. 1935. V. E. n o ilflL A H S It destroys all foot infections quickly, .......... ......................... . Clerk o .f the Circuit Court o f the BLISTERED FEET LICARBO makes you feel like walk­ ing a million miles; it brings such com­ fort anil relief. You'll never regret asking your druggist for LICARBO. Ily A, M. Week*. Deputy, Clark. (HE M. ) DeCotten nnd Spencer, S olic ito r * and o f c,tttn*e| f o r thu Coniidaluant May 25. Juno I ■«. 15-3J-23-July C13-30. Earle T. Field IIEAI. KSTATH -IJ IV K S T M R X T I L o b b y Pulratnn-Itr um lny ntdg. .Sanford Florida l O l ’ T Itl.A .M ) P A IN T I’ r ' n t That Save* T oo Money. M anufactured b| H h r r - o n - l .h o ld e r I'nlat i * Sold liy l . ( I M I t ( l P A IN T C n t t P A T l 111 Mnicnol:* A » » . I'hoiie 17* P* CHEAP FOR CASH $125 Phonographs .......- ...... $75 $ 30 Electric fans .................. $22 $ 15 Electric fans ................ . $11 S 10 Electric fans .............. 5 8 I New Player Piano. I Second Hand I’iann. Tires anti Tulrrs. At Low Prices In Order To Make Room. RINK’S FILLING STATION 1113 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. a aBBnaaBPRsssnBaBnioBBB BBiasB BaB BBaasB BaiiaiaM SR ssis n n HEAL ESTATE INSURANCE a n n t A _ M a m * 1■ an u a u *t We Have Money to Loan 5 a* ■ n On Business Properly, Apartment Houses and Residences a ■ 2 3 Acre Bearing Grove (11 acres in tract; 2 beautiful lakes, grove just worked and in splendid condition. A 7% Interest Terms. Ask For Our UookluL On Financing the Homo Price $250 per acre | Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. VERN ' FOR RENT: One nice Inrge bed­ room, hot water, telephone, suit­ able for married couple or two ladies. Inquire nt the Outlet. » * e n ■ n a ,« ■ 14 ■ a 2H E. FIRST ST. W. R. SMITH. MGR. ■ H ■ ■ ■ a p ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a H H a sa ss sa a a H a ia a is sss "a )i"* * B a "a a A. P. CONNELLY & SONS VERY LIBERAL TERMS. R E A L T O it S MagiiuRa at Second. Phono 48 LOANS INVESTMENTS a a a a sis n iiN u a a a in iia u a a iia D B N a sia a n a a n ia a a a a B B a a isR 1 By GEORGE McMANUS HOW" h a r T H A T 'S A S O O t) ONE _ ON Y O U ” " ----- H A ivL- H A R — ---------------------- F’ OR RENT: Room nnd Bonn!, nice young men, preferred. Good home cooking. Rates reasonable. Apply Mrs. r’omndez. 811 Elm Avenue. ■ TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of PAGS WANTED — Uirgo, dean, F’lorida real estate advertise in Imun or cotton rags for clean­ tho St. Petersburg Times. One cent ing purpose:*. Bring them now cent s word daily, two centa a word to the Herald Composing Room. Sundays. *~ WANTED: Bearing grove ten ac­ res name price and location— "E B " c.o. Herald. S UP FATH ER ‘ •S L I S T E D i e V t P L E T T , 0?O N 'T K ip 7AET A B O U T A\Y B A L L O O N T R O U S E R S ' LO O K A T Y O U R OWN ---- T H E Y L O O k U K E A n A R M Y _______ O G S E R V A T I O N /7~ Y r--------------------------- WANTED: Second Hand Canoe ’ in fair to good condition, S. R. D. c.o. Herald. feet on lltli St. $0,5(31). BY CONDO . kills tho germs and prevents rccuricnco Revenih Judicial t'lrculi of Eloof the trouble. ndn. In nnd fur. Seminole County. IIEAI. ESTATE Acr<*fiu<'. Farm* mul n rn n u o UrnVf*}* :i S|i**rinlty Iii3« Laurel A vqiiiid. Mpml.pr n| FtiA i-'lnriilii Stiilv FlfirlMtM Anaucloliiiti. DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell anything? If so advertise in « u a r > ( « i u a i i B * x i s B i B i i B a m i K i i i < H i * a a i » ^ n a a s i u H M tho Gainesville .Sun. n DEVELOPERS ATTENTION a Pensacola i* ix’ginning the a x. greatest development in Georgia’s a history; n half million dollar high­ a way to thu gulf bench just finish­ a a ed; at two million dollar bridge a across Escambia Bay started; a it quarter million dollar opera house a under construction; two millions a Leant i fill M A Y FA IR being spent on highway; greatest a chance for live developers to get “ Apartment Site Lots (» ami II lilock I* in on ground floor. Write Dcvcl- a a op ment Department. Tho P c n s a - u cola News. 100 feet on Park Ave. ■ Tho prices are light for a real opportunity at tho complelion of Forrest Lake Hotel. YOUNG MAN* wants dancing teacher. Write H. J. JL c.o. Herald._____ _________ •_____ For Rent FOR KENT—Ground Floor Elks Bldg., 205 Oak Avo. lnquiro upFOR RUSH SALE: 3 acres of stairs. C. T. Smith. rich tiled land with best of flow­ ing water. Two story well fin- APARTMENT FOR RENT— At­ isho residence with water, gas, tractive and convenient. Call and electricity. Three good out at Herald office for further in­ houses. 20,000 nursery stock with formation. some bearing orange trees. 570 feet on brick road. Property right F’OR RENT—Reasonable; modern, at Like Monroe, just four miles new apartments, phone* includ­ from Sanford. Property worth ed. By week month or year, well $12,000, If sold in the next few located near ocean. Write or days will take $8,000, half ensh, phono It, L. Seldcn, Scldcn Bldg, balance in one two and three yenrs Daytona Bench, FTn. time. If interested see or write U. II. Bankston, Sanford, F’la. F’ OR KENT: Throe room apart­ ment with garage, 1306 Park FOR SALE: 1925 Dodge Touring. Ave., Mrs. F. R. Savage. Car, fully equipped, 5 balloon tires. Runs like new. Cash or FOR RENT: New four room npnrtwill consider good Ford as part nient. private bath. Phone payment. Call Osceola Cypress 382 W—West First Street. Co,, or write me for an appoint­ ment. C. E. Williams, Osceola, F'OR RENT: Well furnished bung­ Flo.______________ alow, 5 rooms, bath, screened FOR SALE: LUMBER delivered porch, garage. Call 107-L3. in and around Sanford, yellow pine framing, sheathing, aiding, F'OR RENT: Two very desirable bed rooms, also an attractive flooring, ceiling and finish. At prices that are a savings to you. first floor apartment. Vacant July Vermont I,umber Co. Osteen, Fla. 24th. 217 Corner Palmetto Ave. and 3rd Street. GOOD HI Y Corner lot. Goldsboro. For sale: F’OR RENT: Two room apartment Phone 468-J. —good location. Apply nt 12 FOP. SALE: I sell ears that I loan or 6. 614 Magnolia Ave. money on at a sacrifice. Seo F'OR RENT: Three room furnish­ me 117 Magnolia Ave. Joe. ed cottage on Palmetto Ave. No. HIGH Cl,ASS truck farmer ca­ 2911. Rents for $35.00 « month. pable of handling any size farm is Geo. Ci. Herring. Sanford, Fla. open for proposition immediately also tinders lands poultry and stock HOUSE F’OR RENT: Five room on paved road, just south of raising. G. A. Do Kay, Orlando, achoolhouse at Paula, $20.00 per Kin. month. Apply to J. < Ilarzburgcr, Paula, Fla. MisceTlaneotiP EVERT TRUE W anted FOR SALE—3 cast front San­ FOR SALE: Some real bargains: ford Avenue lots. Bargains, Easy 10 acre celery farm with 1 pair terms. Box 4:il, care Herald. mules and farming tools complete on easy terms. 5 acre celery farm FOR SALE—Corner lot and ad­ with hnuso and barn. Orange joining lot on Palmetto Ave., grove in good condition facing terms. Box 4.11, care Herald. Dlxio highway price right easy terms. Severn! tracts of unde­ FOR SALE: Hnve two slightly us­ veloped land in different localities. ed Vqcuetto non-electric clean­ See mo at iluena Vista, Sanford ers. Cost $39.50 each. First $23 Florida, W. G. Banks. takes one. Call Wight Print Shop, 9 Railroad Avenue. FOR SALE: Friers. 45c pound, 371 W. Phone, FOR SALE: 101 ncrcs goed farm land in Jcfefrsnn County four FOR SALE: Young cow, govern­ ment inspected, fine condition. miles from county scat one-half Call mile off state highway from Jack­ Gentle, first class milker. sonville to Tallahassee. Public 300 West Central St., Phone 639 M. road running through this prop­ erty, about 150 pecan trees. 2 ten­ FOR SALE: Baby enrringe, also kiddie coop. Telephone 185-W. ant houses, 1 story bnrn. Will sell cheap. J. E. Kerney. 311 Sanford FOR SALE: First class show case. Avenue. Sanford, Fin. Reasonable. The Quality Shop. FOR SALE: First clas s dining, FOR SALE: Refrigerator. Ice living and bed room suites. capacity about 100 pounds. Rea­ Phone 175-J. sonable. Apply 210 French Ave. MIRACLE Concrete t o „ general A LITTLE WANT AD IN Tho HERALD will bring you in big cement work, sidewalks, build­ ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J. ft. results. Advertise those old ar­ ticles you hnve stored away and Terwllleger, Prop. have no use for. A little thirtyHILL LUMBER CO. Housa a cent nd may bring you several Service. Quality and Pries. dollars. Phone 148 and a repre­ sentative will call and see you. Lumber and Building Material Carter Lumber Company FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando Mominw Sentinel; largest classi­ West Third Street Phone B6t fied business, rate le a word, min­ imum 2le cash with order. Directory Multi graphing, mailing—as you you want it . E. Porch, First Bldg. o u u s u iu ic tu r i i u WHVT tt>iT T O 'J V fb H TO b E E MR; O lO A 'b M N o O T ? I AN H it) bECR.r.TAkRv( Y O U M EAN YOU W ERt $150 per foot. Terms. 5300 Acres Lying Around Cassia Lake County f’AT W I F E T^CEH -1 114 feet Sanford Ave., between 9th and 10th. H E «e - r $30 per acre. l-.j Cash WANTED STENOGRAPHER SANFORD REALTY CO Inc. , II. S. LONG, Mirr. Rooms 9-10-11 Ball Bid;;. © 1 0 2 1 o t I h t -u F eat u r e Strr/tcc. In c . j | Phone 657. ■treat■aiuM M g a a a m n 11 ran w � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 20, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 20, 1925. 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Maximum T em p .______ 88 Minimum Temp. _2 ___ 72 bliaheti in Florida’s H eart, World’s Greatest Vegetable tion, Its Richest Garden Land IN XV. F SESSION Ruling Against jert Testimony lecasts an Early of Scopes Case ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDYA, JULY 18, 1925. Bootleg Ring Operating In N ew York Believed To Be Broken By Raids On Friday NEW ^ OHK, July 18.— A hootles rim* operating throughout New York nnd the entire Middle West shipping liquor by express in trav­ eling trunks was broken up Friday prohibition officers said, after the arrest of several men nnd one wo­ man nnd the seizure of Ilooks nnd papers containing the names ami ( ddrese.es of clients anti showing that approximately 00,000 orders had been filed. Keys to the trunks, the agents said, were sent to the customers by mail nnd the empty trunks then were returned by express. More tliun forty solicitors went through­ out the Middle West taking orders for liquor. United States Attorney Enmry Buckner snid. Tho ci"ht persons arrested on charges of conspiracy to violate the prohibition laws were arraigned iieforo United States Commission­ er Cotter who issued a warrant for the raid on the Broadway apart­ ment where they were found. Miss Mildred Cohen of Jersey City was released in $1,000 bail and Jacob Itirschenhlatt ami Sol Datncky of New York City were micas- el in hail of $5,01)0 each. *....... Hail of scon scours IDEA BROTHER SENT MESSAGE Condemned Illinois Mnn Is M urder of Girl On Friday Confessed ItUFFAI.O, N. Y„ July 18— I’olico said today that Miko Kounowski of Iluffalo has con­ fessed that he shot and killed Miss Mildred Durkc of Ilornell, N. Y., Friday afternoon and then threw her body into tho woods where it wns found last night. Jcnlousy and rage at a t­ tentions paid other men by the girl was snid by authorities to have caused the shooting. PRICE FIVE CENTS LOCAL POSTAL Sanford Takes Har RECEIPTS SHOW Fought Game From GOOD INCREASE Highlanders Friday In Every (Quarter For Fiscal fell of Mooremere, N. j . Of Opinion That Wire To Year Ending June 30. 1925, Mr. Iluekncr, declaring that the Governor Smnll Is Fake; Substantial Gain Is Shown raid had uncovered "the biggest Iirother May Give Seif Up Over Same Period in 1921 bootleg ring since Manic Kessler's prosecution," said that a federal grand jury investigation would be Reprieve Granted On Increase Is Steady asked .Monday. Although Not Large Friday’s arrests followed simil­ Strength of Telegram ar raids in a loft building on West JtJnd street on March 21 when Former Canadian Financier Money Order Business Also Abraham Kirseh, his brother Al­ Granted Stay of Execution Shows Increase in Orders bert Kirsch and Harney Collins, of Week by Governor Small Paid and Issued In Sanford Words Directed Juck Goldberg and Aaron Gonsher were charged with possession of G ovornm ent Troops Especial­ Judge Raulston DETROIT, July 18.—James liquor. The men are now out on Figures recently compiled nnd M. Hall, itinerant telegrapher, ly Successful in Guarding submitted hail nwaiting trial. In this raid Friday for publication Flays and Darrow may have been a witness to Position Vital tu Defense of by Sanford post office officials ten trunks alleged to contain liquor nnd addressed for delivery in var­ the slaying of Joseph Mnurcr, Fez; Detain (Joes To Rabat show a steady nnd substantial, Chicago drug cierk, for which /TON, Tenn., July 18. ious parts of the country were though not large, increase in postal Bussell T. Scott is under sen­ seized. ' briefest session yet of receipts for the local office for the FEZ, French Morocco, July 18— tence to hong, hut it ho did, fiscal venr ending June .'Ut, 1025 Mr. Duckncr alleged that in to­ Today's official communique snys *>urt trying the Scopes he never told his wife Sarah day’s rnid a larger scale business the French arc continuing to re­ over the fiscal year ending Juno Friday brought the about it, she said today. Tho was uncovered. He said that pro­ pulse drives by Abd-El-Krim’s ltif- 30, 1921. Total postal receipts Hall family, in which there lest hour of the trial hibition agents watching tho ncfians on positions vital to the de­ during the fiscal year just ended are six small children, live in precast an early end of were $40,482.09 ns compared with tivitics of the firm had reported as fense of Fez. a single room. many ns thirty trunks shipped by /olution test.” The Riffians were driven hack S4I 105.91 for Inst year. This is express in one iby. yesterday at Oeud Hauine, north nn increase of $2,312.18 or approx­ lc John T. Raulston, by CHICAGO, July 18—Russel Scott of Teroual, and at Ain Alutoul. imately fivo per cent. ig proposed testimony one time Canadian financier, French airplanes bombed the Rif­ Every quarter for,the fiscal year [ntists, shortened the snatched from the gallows by a fians whose losses were heavy. ending in 1925, compared with the week’s reprieve from Governnf quarters for the yenr ending in Mays. , ■ Smnll a few hours lx’fore he was |urt» decision aroused the 1921, shows n substantial gain. Retain to Rabat to have been hanged Friday for attorneys fur the ibALICANTE. Spain, July 18 - The largest quarterly gain was the murder of a druggists clerk In Marshall IVtain of France arriv­ shown in the December period for jjirp words being directed a hold-up, tonight wns as skeptical ed here by airplane from Toulouse the nnst fiscal yenr amounted to Jourt soon niter ho iind ns .the t opinion. Harcelona. He is flying to $13.21(1.05 as compared with $12,,, authirities over the nuth- via •••• imimuiin, [heir experts percludod cnticliix «f a telegram that saved Rabat, residence of the French gov- 251.(10 for the some period of last nini from death for n week. ernor general of Morocco to con- year. Compilation of figures for |ng the witness stand thu rill place affidavit* in the Heott and hi* brother, Robert^ fer with tho latter regarding the the various quarters in both years (tint; forth what the zoo­ National Guard Division Is Morgan Firm Announces That both were indicted for the murder French plans to crush the Rlffian follow. 1921 1925 Reviewcd by ExccutivoWhii Ii Has Purchased Loan to of the drug clerk hut Robert never insurrectionist leader Ahd-Elbiologists, pathologists Sept.quartor ? 8,320.81 $ 9,023.89 rs would have said had He Offered for HaleMonday; was apprehended. 'I lie reprieve, Krim. Also VisitsConcord Enroutv Dec. quarter 12,251.58 13,2111.05 allowed to speak. Gold Policy Cited as Reason the latest of ninny Scott has re­ to Swampscott HomeFriday Mnr. iiunrter l2(tl5.!Mi 12.li7U.ll9 | nu r n Till M o n d a y , ceived, came after a telegram from French ('asiilties June quarter 10,951.13 11,585.1(1 mil the preparation of PARIS, July IH— Total French NEW YORK. July 18.—For the Detroit signed “Hubert Scott” and SWAMPSCOTT, Mass., July 1H. Itcmonts, adjournment of —President Coolidge returned to first time in its history the com­ stating that he had killed the clerk rnsultics so far in the Morrocan was ordered until Mon­ the Summer White House early monwealth of Australia has turn­ and would give himself up, hml war with Abd-EI-Krim’a Riffians Totals ...... ...$14,189.91 $10,482.09 Further figures furnished by the lint:. Friday from Cnrnp Devcns, where ed from London to New York for been received at the governor’s are given by the Petit Journal in department shmv that money or­ rfense is not expected to he reviewed the Twenty-sixth na­ its external financing. J. P. Mor­ office at Springfield. a Fez dispatch as 1,118. Of these ders issued during the fiscal year her witnesses and after tional guard division. No word has Ik'cii heard in De­ 707 were killed, 2,775 wounded ami ending June 30 totaled gan and Company announced $287,818.11 the scientific statements, Motoring Imck from the camp, Friday the purchase of a $75,- troit, Chicago or anywhere else dOti missing. while for the year before tho total Its will be in order. Vury- 50 miles from White Court, the OOO.CUO Australian loan, which from Robert. French authorities estimate tlint was $282,893.37. This is nn in­ Irwitcs were made for the President stopped for a moment will he offered for public sub­ “ I did not think it was a fake at Ahd-El-Krim has not more than cense »»iprorimntely nine per fouirctl for speech mnkinir, nt historic Concord Hridg - where, set iption Mondny. Simultaneous first," Russell Scott said last night, French prisoners, therefore cent during the pnxt year, denot­ l» considered probable that at the out3et of the Revolutionary offering of a r>,0()0,ooo pound’ “but now I do fur I think that if Unity Ids technically listed "missing" are ing n considerable gain in that de­ lill i>e roncluried in two War, was "fired tho shot heard sterling loan will be made in it hud been sent by Hull he would regarded us dead. partment. Id the case Riven to the jury ’around tho world.’" London. have given himself up—he would These are the first detailed fig­ The increase in money orders jime Tuesday, Allotment of the major portion have been here." At Devons, the training camp ures published of French rnsul­ paid at thu local post office was [first flare up front the de- during the war of the Twenty- of tire present financing to the The state’s attorney’s staff, tics. Premier Pninleve after his not so large but this was explained Lilrl" came immediately nf- aixth national army division. Mr. American murkrt resulted from (e opinion was rend, when i G n o l i d f i ; s*.n,,i| f o r a w - h o u r w h i l e Great- itiituin's gold .resumption which has fought for more than a i recent return from Morocco assur­ by Harold Hask m. assistant post­ *■ tMO-lllik* MUtl time vatjoua units of the old Yankee policy. With the Hank of Eng­ year \vns <fven nttire oittstioken lit ed the chamber of lieputies French master, as resulting from the re­ its disbelief of the authenticity of losses were not so great as rumor­ moval from Sanford of a “money iption be noted, adding: which saw vnllinnt ser­ land opposed to f heavy gold ex­ the message. ed lint he avoided giving figures. order" houso during the luttcr part contrary to overy elc- division perts, B r i t i s h financial authori­ “It was just a hit of strategy overseas filed past. If Anglo-Saxon procedure vice Tho Petit Journal Fez corres­ of the fiscal year ending June 30. ties heM that Australian burrow­ In the reviewing stand with the on the part of hifriends," George frisjirudence to refuse to President pondent rays Alsl-EI-Krim has to 1921. During that year, it was were Senators Hutler ing in London should he limited Commit, assistant state’s attorney evidence ns to what evo- anil Gillett, reduced French effectives in said, 10 to 100 parkages a day Massachusetts, to 5,00(1,(100 pounds und even this who imrsccutcd Scott, said. “I Morocco the ris nnd what it means and Major General ofEdward that they they are daily were shipped from Sanford and was a eoncession to popular d e ­ I,. I.ogan, |th*j Bible is and what it think Russell's friends are spar­ liecoming less French payment for practically all of ii commander of the 2(»th division, mands that New York should not ring for enough time to get a c o i n ­ troop i, because efficient. their iiumlHTs are lh"sc came in the form of postal Sunders, Major Janies b e a l l o w e d t o monopolize the ItUoi- mutation of sentence. In any case iney (icncral Stewart train- Secretary insufficient, are compelled to liu money orders. This increased the ness. F. Coupal, the President's physi­ total for 1924 to such an extent, Russell Scott was a party to the court room floor as soon cian, in the fighting line constantly with The terms of the American murder and must he punished ac­ served overseas in n hos­ it was asserted, that an otherwise [Hays had slated his cxccp pital who no rest periods whatever. They are unit of the division, ami loan place the Australian govern­ cordingly. The state's attorney’s lartV increase during 'the past say that in tin* name ot Representative Connery of the ment on the snino credit basis office still contends that if it was carrying on under terrific heat and year is not so noticeable. e, he objected to the mail- Seventh .Massachusetts the correspondent insists it is im­ district, witli Canada, the only British do­ Russell and not Robert who fireil perative that they lie relieved Paid money orders in the 1921 ihich the defense cxeep- w h o served ut a private and s;r- minion which previously has sold the fatal shot. fiscal year were $128,803.01 while tated, declaring that It* gennt with the division in France. soon. Hu demands nddiUon d uvi- for thu bond issues hero ami one of the past year they totaled Meanwhile other messages pur­ ntlon units and says th • i re nt id it a reflection on the 1 wcuty feet from tile review­ few governments which lias been porting $134, 858.1*0. This is nn increase of to give information which French bombing planes in M irn-eo ing stand during the review sat aide to borrow at u five per cent would save Scott from hanging one have a radius of only eighteen over four per cent. I" .n't F u rl CoirrJ Major General Clarence R. Kd- interest rate. The present issue it doesn’t hurt this waids, retired, who led the 26th taken the form of .'10 year 5 per week from today, were receive I by miles over the enemy lines and tuat Cof authorities ami by Thomas pursuit planes are hadlv n.-edeil. l;‘id Judge Raulston. into action in France. As cent bonds priced at li'.i 1-2 and the Srntt, Russell’s aged and crippled Iik th« re i:i no danger of divirion Tho correspondent declare a (J • not redeemable before 1052. The In* left the reviewing stand, Mr. the cuurt," replied tli • Coolidge spied the general and only difference in the sterling loan father and Mrs. Catharine Scott, man aviators are fighting vvii.Ii condemned mail's wife. enernl. Ahd-EI-K rim. One, he :ay... is paused a moment to exchange is in the range of maturities theOne message was addressed to named Von Dietrich, a forro"* [ is no danger of it hurting greetings. which run up to 50 years. Mr. Harrow’s contrihuProceed of both tho New York Mr. Gorman ami asked him to top member of General Von llindenLeaving White Court at noon, • and London loans will lie applied the execution, stating that tIn* burg’s staff. mi arc already hurt us the President on his way to Camp by the government o f Australia t" writer knew all about the slay­ Ho advocated the bombardment CHIf’AGO, July 18.—William you can he hurt," from L'evcns, traversed part of tin; meeting war loan maturities of ing und would tell some day. It of Adjir, Ahd-EI-Krini's headquart­ route of Paul Revere on his me­ Darling Shepherd, recently ac­ was not received until after the about f t 1.1,000,000 next Decem­ ers by tlm Spanish fleet or by quitted of tho murder of William vony about us," replied morable ride. Returning, he paus­ ber. The remainder o f the obliga­ hour set fur the hanging. ed at Concord to take into Ids au­ Another message sent to Scott French nirnlnncs and declares it [ Nelson Mel ’iint'ii k, millionaire or­ J'/V- !h" -date of Tinne 10 tions, it is expected will tie re­ himself from Detroit und signed is necessary for tho French to use I'.' r«lo the world yet. tomobile Pauline Kvelett, tiled through internal funding native methods of wnr.(iro phan ami his ward, Friday lost James M. Hall, advised the con­ against Imp" of enlightening the . years old, who presented him operations. tinRiffians—meaning tho his first legal skirmir.h to gain with a bouquet of field flowers demned man to send his father a whole, it was antic!of property and con­ possession of tho million dollar to Detroit to obtain evidence that destruction f.-iy the scientists probn- ami accompanied him to Concord ' fiscation of harvests, the penaliz­ would help Russell. not correct the word.* llridge. ing of tribes who do not assist the estate left him by McClintock’s Scott’s father was reported to French There file President was np|" f man and ( want to exand the taking of hostages will. have received a second telegram from tribes ?*•'! lent naans, -is pronclicd l>y another shy youngster ^ whoso fidelity wavers. Probate Judge Henry Horner signed Robert Scott und staling la­ JL'V|"' «, *'*w form of life Elizabeth Wentworth, 7 years old, lie sayi AI mI-El-lvrim took 200 refused to admit to probate the ■ny i<mliing man." wns coming here to give himself of Concord, who handed u bunch up hut the elder Scott refused to hostages from the iieni Zerouul wiil, leaving to Shepherd all of f 11 ,'«vo dictionaries," said of sweet pens. hvart. confirm this, although staling that clan, shot half of them and inflic­ the estate except an $8,0(81 annuity Mrs. Coolidge did not nccomL NEW YORK, July 18.—Three he had received several message*. ted u fine of 2,000,000 francs on to Mi: * l.iahelie Pope, young MeP t think the; court has one," pnny the President on his trip. attempted payroll roblieries were Scott’s father and wife visited the tribe in addition to confiscat­ ('lintock's fiancee. Probation was ■-Mr. Harrow. refused on the grounds of a "pro­ Prior to his departure, while he staged almost simultaneously ill him in the death cell for u short ing quantities of its goods. I*uul»ton in bis opinion was conferring at White Court sumption of undue influence.” The writer says Marshul LynuJh? experts out had sai.li with Secretary Davis, she motor­ widely separated districts of the time Friday afternoon, then left Judge Horner decided it was the IMrc to suggest that I he- ed to Lynn to do some shopping city Friday, in none of which did smiling, stating they were going ey, French active commander in duty of proponent.* of the will to fidutiom-t, , hllt||tl nt |east , the robbers get the payroll they to make an even moro determined Morocco, has "seen the necessity visited for the first time tl >u sought. Hue mini was shot and effort to save him. of this porceilure" and that he is disprove undue influence in the ; >n tin’ .i .i ideration to and Executive offices there. orguni/ing a force to put it into higher courts. seriously wounded and one of the woi.l •ascend’ for Immediately nfter the decision, practice. There are at least twenty-three tohbers is believed to have been he uggestion was tin; litigants—Shepherd on the government bureaus and commis­ . ! ii"n with n >a- City To Receive Bids shot. No arrests were made. ST. PETERSBURG, Times Pub­ one side and r.ine Iowa cousins hreilcrick Smith, former city al­ sions in Washington which do not j flr:o «*f the legislnlishing Company buys site for er­ of McL'lintock and Miss Pope mi come under the head of the ten derman, now a salesman of the . which the indictment On Municipal Dredge the other—started a second con­ ection of three-story building. Meier & Uelhaf Iron Works, was regular departments. J i wui brought by test over tile administration of On Monday Afternoon shot when three armed, unmasked L *'!'• "'“lie unlawful ’txi the estate. Attorneys for tho men held up the iron works office V that denies the contestants, were unable to agreo Following the advertising dur­ in Christopher street, while tlu> fci, ,vine t’reation ns tnught on an administrator ami thu hear­ payroll was being made up. Forty ing the past several weeks for pro­ mf !' to tench instead ing finally was continued until I1' i hud descended from a posals on a 12-iuch dredge, to ho men at work in thu plant at the next Tuesday, when if an agree­ srucr of animals. owned ami operate;l by the city of time, rushed into the office on ment is not reached, the court will ■ • xclmrigc between Harrow Sanford, sealed bids submitted by hearing the shot und frightened minwi a custodian. art continued for a few various dredge building compunies, the robbers away before they had JACKSONVILLE, July 18.-A State Hoard of Health, show that Attorneys for tho contestants the Judge taking no will be opened by the City Commis­ time to gather up the money ly­ warning to parents against allow- J the skin disease may he cured in argued that Shepherd ns the prin­ two vvuys. One by freezing the cipal heueficiaiy, hud ilruwri up i r.vmtiuUy, it shifted to a sion Monday afternoon at 2:30 <ing on the desk. Detective Eleven Devine return- ing their children to go barefoot-1affected purt of the skin with the will himself that he had lived l,?n , proper method o’clock, it was announced today. It was decided several months I ed the fire of two robbers who cd or to play In pool* of water at ethyl chloride or with ice and salt with I , " roe testimony of the young McC’lintm k, ami that into the record of the ngo by the city that it would pur- attempted to steul a $10,000 pay- this time of the yenr has been is- | ami the other by tiie application of two women employed in Shep­ chase a dredge with which to car- roll lie was guarding for tho sued by Dr. F. A. Brink, director , ethyl acetate. herd's household, one of them un­ f e counsel submitted that ry on extensive, bulkhcnding work. United States Trucking Company of the bureau of communicable dis- I Persons ure advised to lie par­ able to read, had witnessed tho was euscs of the State Board of Health | ticular what drugs they uso on instrument. All of this, they con­ r*' jhould he heurd in the It wns learned from City Mnnnger 0f which Governor Smith skin affected with "creeping erup­ r of the court and absence W. B Williams this morning that f-nmerly president. The robbers with offices in this city. wns irregular and showed alrendy one scaled hid has been re­ escaped, fleeing without the pay­ 1Jury. This warning is issued as » [ tion" as they may do moru harm tended, undue influence. Judge llornur [uttorney general submiU- ceived by the city. In addition to roll and maintaining tt running mentis of decreasing the number | to tho skin than good in apparent­ said that no undue influence had of cases of "creeping eruption," ly curing the eruption. sufficient testimony should this a large number of other bids fight for several blocks. been proven hut that while there Putted in the record to en- nre expected to be received before It is believed one was wounded. Larva Migrans, which is prevalent I As a preventive against the dis­ was a presumption of such, it was A payroll of $1,000 placed in an at this time of the year und espe- | ease Dr. Brink lias given the fol­ tiie duty of the proponents to dis­ l 1’ supreme court to pass the opening Monday. envelope in the book keeper’s desk daily among children. The disease lowing advice: Do not sit, lie prove this. Proposition but argue; jj hmg drawn out discuss- Lightning Causes Big repeatedly handled and finally dis­ is caught from the wet ground, o r ! down or go burefooUed on wet attorney indicated carded by four robbers who held mud, or in watery places more >ground or go wading in shallow anShepherd's p t he conducted "and mnke immediate appeal would bo ponds or mud after the rainy sea­ commonly during a rniny season. ' Blaze In California up thu office of the United Htnd I ’f your honor’s opinion." taken. . son luis set in. The application of It may bo caught through the j juj'* said that the defenso land Gravel Company on 218th imiveth e right to argue B A K ER SFIELD , C’aliL, July I street. They finally left after clothing by lying on damp ground ; chlorinated lime or quick lime to WEATHER OUTLOOK met coil or grass where children I "e court that the law is 18 —Damage estimated nt $450,000 taking three dollars in small but the exposure of the skin to ure likely to play would be of val­ such conditions is more likely to ■'able. was caused by fire in tank number change from the cash box of the WASHINGTON, July 18— The cause the contraction of tho dis­ ue, aiding the prevention of the •Korney general suggested four of the Pacific Oil Company safe. Wf*Ath#r outlook for the week be­ disease. Part* of the body that ease. T 'hided evidence be put which started late yesterday even­ have been in contact with wet soil ginning Monday, occasional thun­ Experiments being conducted at P ‘ijce, Mr. Harrow reply- ing nnd was still bumin* early to­ Iaikeland — $10,000 npartment should he washed and nibbed with dershowers, temperatures averag­ ‘ ke v,*a3 rilling to do day. Tbs blaze was caused by I house t n bo erected on Ridge-1 the laboratories in Jacksonville' alcohol, _ ing nearly normul. and nt clinics held here by the | lightning. I wood street, [nse Attorneys By Decision FRENCH CONTINUE TO WIN AGAINST RIFFIANTROOPS PRESIDENT PA Y S AUSTRALIA ASKS VISIT TO DEVENS FOR LOAN IN U.S. TO SEE SOLDIERS FOR FIRST TIME f Shepherd Is Loser In First Round To uet Will Probated Attempted Payroll Uobberies Are Not Successful In N. Y. Slate Board Warns Parents Against Allowing Kiddies To Go Barefooted NUMBER 300. Contest Won By Score of 3 to 2 By Timely H itting In Pinches By the Celery-Feds Maryland Man Held For Killing,Robbery SALISBURY, Mil., July 18. —James Baker, 22, hns confes­ sed to tho murder nnd robbery of James Carey, well to do far­ mer, whose body was found along the railroad tracks east of tin; small town of Willards late Friday. Carey’s body wns found and upon investigation Both Teams Play Well showed that he hud been robbed of $30,100. But Izocal Batsmen Baker was missed shortly af­ OutclassThcVisitors terward and it was learned that lie and Blanche Ellingsworth By R. M. Mason, Jr. had fled. Carey had been beat­ en on the head and his skull Sanford made it 2 .straight wns crushed. He had kept the from tho lakeland Highlandmoney about his house because I era Friday afternoon in one hu had no faith in hanks. A large sum was found on Baker, of the hardest fought contests Crawford Pitches Wonderful Game » played on the local field this ; year. The game ended three 3 to two. Crawford, on tho mound for the Celcrymcn, was in superb form, giving up ^ only six hits, three of these CHAMBER GOAL IN COMING DRIVE TO BE FIXED MONDAY coniine in the seventh inning. The $1 h>onl* hit when hits meant runs and save for two errors, the per­ formance of the whole team in every department of tho game, was all that could 11 asked. Eight must not he lost of tho " support given "Red" Craig by tho Lakeland team. Craig govu up only seven hits ami the Highlandm i supported him 100 |>er cent stiniig. The secret of the CeleryFeds* victory wns their timely clouting. Neither team scored more than one run in one inning. A long drive by Bailey in tho seventh frame for three bases which scored Wade from first tied the score temporarily nnd was tho individual batting feature of tho game. Wade for Eunford Ponder for Lakeland each secured one tiyo-bast; clout. Lakeland threatened first in tho initial inning of Friday’s contest when Buckley, tho only man walk- « ed by Crawford during tho entire game, reached first on four bulls ns thu first man up. Surface sac­ rificed, advancing him to- second nnd the runner stole third. Johnl son flew out to center field und Dumas ntrurk out. In the first it was three up nnd three down for Sanford, all men going out via the "pitcher to first” route. In the second Frisbio hit to center und McQuc walked, ndvmicing him n bnse. Wade sacri­ ficed and both runners advanced a base each. Bailey struck out and Hardy walked, filling thu bases. Crawford hit one high into the at­ mosphere, the hall being caught by the Lakeland short stop and the team lost a good chance to score. In tin; third it wns again threo up and three down for the CclcryFeils, hut in the fourth nfter Frishie hml struck out, Mctjue hit to right field nnd scored when Wade smashed out u long drive over thu head of tho center fielder. Wndo wn.i caught trying to steal third and Hnilcy was out third to first, retiring the side. The Highlanders scored their first run in the sixth. Cruig reached first on McQue’s error, a had throw, and went to second nil the throw. On a hall, which wns hard to decide whether it was n wild pitch or a passed hall, tho runner reached third. ifuckley struck out und Brazier, hitting for Surface, flew out to Wade in cen­ ter field. Johnson, a new mem­ ber of the Lakeland squad hit safely between Bailey nnd Cusack und Craig scored. Johnson ■tolo second hut a moment late.* Dumas flew out to third base. In Lakeland’s hull of the sev­ enth inning, Edward* flew out to Moore in left field and Ponder hit safely, only to he caught out ut first base via the catcher to first route. Doyle hit one to right field for a clean single nnd scored •in n long single to center by Francis. Craig was out pitcher to first, retiring tho side. In Sanford's end of the seventh McQuc fouled out to thu catcher, and Wade singled. Then Bailey, for his lone hit of thu game, smashed out a long drive to left which scored Wade nnd brought thu Sanford rooters to their fret. It was ono of thu !ong%».*t drive* made on the local field during tho season. Bailey was caught out at third, pitcher to third and Hardy popped nut to the pitcher. Lakeland threatened again in (Continued on Page Six) Unusual Interest Manifested • In Session Mondny Night nt Seminole CnfeWhenGrenter Sanford Committee Meets Thero is great interest in the in­ itial meeting of the "Greater San­ ford Program" committee of 100 citizens, which will meet Monday night at 8 o'clock at the Seminole Cufe. The movement to build for Snnford a modern Chamber of Commerce with adequate working capital and a fund sufficient for a sustained advertising campaign has been received with much approval and is already a favorite topic of conversation on the streetn. The goal of the campaign has not yet been set, hut it is the hope of progressive citizens that the re­ sult of the campaign will show that Sunfonl is "on its toes" und ready fur the fustvst company in the race of cities. The goal w iR he set le­ the campaign executive committee which will be elected Monday nlghl. Before it is set the committee will discuss the matter witli thu Icuding interests of thu community. The executive committee is ex­ pected to get into action Tuesday with tho election of tlu* gei.ernl chairman and other campaign com­ mittees. The feature of tho Monday night meeting is expected to be the ad­ dress of Dr. Alexander Karr, lie has been making n study of thu Snnford district the last few days, und has made a first hand investi­ gation of the agricultural prospects of this section of thu state. Re­ cently hu completed a tour of Eouthcrn Florida. There is no more enthusiastic mnn on tie; future of Florida than Dr. Karr, a man who has been en­ gaged in community building work for a quarter of a century. He mndu Ids first visit to the state this spring to serve in the Lakeland Chamber of Commerce campaign. He became so thorougnly in love witli (lie state and its poHibbilili(,!i that he decided to make it his fu­ ture home. After Sept. I. he will give his entire time to lecturing for the Daytona Ilighlunds com­ pany. Sand B urr Lodges In Small Boy’s Throat WEST PALM BEACH, July 18— With a sand burr in his throat, six year old John Mott, the son of .Mrs. Gertrude Mott, was rushed from this city last night for Jack­ sonville for treatment. The lad in seeking to dislodge the burr from His hand placed it in his mouth and n sudden intaku ,bf hrctflh drew the burr down his throat where it lodged, defying all efforts of removal. Denver Klansinen Arc In FavorW ithdrawing DENVER, Colo., July 18— The Rocky Mountain News says today that the Denver Ku Klux Rian nnd n dozen other local organizations in Colorado voted unanimously lute last night to withdraw front organ­ ization headed by Hiram Wesley Evans and to form an indepedent organization to be headed by John Gulcn Locke, Dragon of the Color­ ado Klan. Evacuation of Ruhr Auto Mechanic Dies Is Now In Full Swing* From Gasoline Burns BERLIN, July 18— Evacuation MIAMI, July 18— C. F. Izingston, Miami Beach ntcchauric, died this morning in a local hospital us the result of burns he leccived in a irasolina fire nt the garage where ho was employed. A burning match cast on tho cement floor started thu blaze in spilled gasoline and Langston overturned u tank of gnxoliriu in the flumes while try­ ing to stamp them out. of the Ruhr uppeurvd to be und r way in full swing this morning a* the French were departin': from Recklinghausen. Sunday they will leave GeLcnkir. hen ami Mon­ dny Hettlngcn will in* evacuated. i Thu "sanctions citie*’’ of Dues eldorff, Duisburg and Ruhrnrt will be evacuated early In August. Markets Tho population of Europe, dur. CHICAGO. July 18— Wheat, 15 ing the past 125 years, has incroav- I September, 1.505 to 1.57; Svptented from 200 million to more thun bur 1 0*15 to 1.07, Oat-, 450 million, __ L _ | ,4g, J J �Thu birib flew to their 40,000 Pigeons Are In land. h o w s in various nortl of thc and northwest coast lit com­ ICnglishHomingFIight nerth petitions arranged by 16 frdcratlors of fanciers. Forty-two II IT CHIN, Eng.. July 1G- Forty special railway vans, holding apthousands 'aoming pigeons were prnximriely 1/.00 bird hampers, released h re recently for partic­ were required to transport thc pig­ OXFORD, England, July 1 0 .- ipation in thc greatest flight of eons t i IliUhtn for participation An appeal is boing made to old ________________ kind ever organized in Kng-< in the race. mcml/ers of thc Oxford Union for £iO.0GO which is necessary for thr saving of the society's huildingj. Such appeals are most unusual in Oxford, but this one is justified b> Clearwater—Construction on « an architect’s statement that the n e w h ot e l Fort Harrison, progres­ roof of the Union library though sing rapidly. ________ti comparatively new, cannot stand the storms of another winter. Bradenton—Flans being made This library has been from the for constructing three temporary first an ill-omened structure. It school buildings. was upon its upper walls that Ko P a rt of store for candy and confections eetti, Burne-Jones, Morris and thc young pr*-ltaphnr|it»s pointed the famous fresco scenes from the Morte d’Arthur—n scries of wnll Phone G72 between 4 p. m. and 6 p. in. paintings probably never surpass­ ed in England—only to see them peel off with thc damp and the rotting plaster within 10 or 12 years. The innido of the high roof, which is now giving way, was de­ corated and designed by Wjiiium Morris, and U worthy of note no leas for its beauty than for the fact that here he fir.it became aware of his abilities in this form of art. New Jap Syndicate to Exploit Coal Fields TOKYO, July 1G—The govern­ ment authorities arc reported to have reached nn a-moment on the proposed formation of u remi-ofiicial syndicate for the exploitat­ ion of the &i*halicn coal and oil fields. Thc oil syndicate will have a eapitl of 10,000,000 yon und the coal syndicate will bo capitalized for 10X00,000 yen. Ilnlf the capital is to be invested by the Hukushin Kui, the old syndirate interested in KaKhali n, and the North Saglmlien Industrial (Company, and the remainder will l*e offered for general suh-crlptlon. The Imperial Navy will nur rhnse the entire oil output. Only Japanese «'ih,'*’t*he ulhrwnl to subscribe for shurcs. it thr special assessments proBring your foot ..troubles to cause a copy thereof to oe Tooloyd’s Shoe Store Saturday and lished two times consecutively, onday. Free Demonstration and onct, cach wecjt> jn a newspaper lvkro* published in Sanford. Florida, a t­ I taching to said special assessment (Continued From Page Two) • ro|| so published a notice directed revisions of hectlorw 101 and 102 „ P .y ownc„ interested J owners owning properly oouirains : the Charter of the City of San0 W ssmentst stat-land abutting upon such improve •rd, Florida, shall proceed with- f jn Jl^ nlancc wi,h the provis-1m int as follows: cither in ful it delay to make a special aslcs- ,J [g of thc b a r t e r of the City of (within thirty .lays after said as S. O. C ent roll, assessing the special Sanfor{J F|or5da, a definite time | .‘ossments shall stand equalized C. J. M :nefl*.s to be received as the re- nmJ p|a^ whcrc compia ints will be! approved and confirmed, or in let An the City c< lit of the improvement contcm- hean| nn<| when gai(l npeejal a s -1equal annual installments with in City of SaaforJ Inted against all lots and lands j >€MnM.nt roj| wm he finally con-1terest a t the rate of cighl percent Attest: {joining and contiguous or j f j r m e i | by thc city Commission j r^r nnnum upon all deferred pay en d in g and abutting upon such ^ #s an E<,ua| izinB Board. ! ments from and after thc tinn “S Z BE IT PUBTIIEB RESOLVED, | .aid .p « ia l .to ll b Publish July 1 NOW IK Till? TIM I? TO (JIT IN ON GROIN!) FLOOR THE SILENT PARTNER For Further Information Call at Montezuma Hole! H. V> SCHULTE REALTY CO., Inc MAKE RESERVATION EARLY And Miami is building along broad lines, taking ample care ot tne social, m oiai, as well as financial aspect of its developmen t. It is a most interesting and convincing fact that this evidence of» faith, which has of late taken on such tangible expression, * has attracted and continues to attract the adm iration and co-operation—by definite participation through investment—of the thinking people of these United States. THERE IS NO trying to appraise the final possibilities of thc grow vclopment of G reater Miami. T h e r e never has bee situation in the history of the N ation and, therefore, write its own individual history. F YOU arc fond of good music, you will enjoy the Miami Shores Orchestra, personally directed hy George L. Jackson, violin virtuoso. This orches­ tra plays in our City Office every evening except Sunday and Thursday. These con­ certs arc broadcast over \V 0 A M, wave length *208 Distributor: HOW ARD H O W L E R t'lorhla A R R O W Be our guest on n free in­ spection trip to Miami Shores. Make reservations today. America’s Mediterranean Britt-Chittenden Realty Co. �' THE SAN1 PAG® TWO HI *1 SATU R D AY , JULY 18, 1925. All of said Improving, grading, property owners Interested in' said and re-hard surfacing of said por-’finally equalized, approved and Iota and lands adjoining ment roll, assessing the special that the entiro cost of the Improve­ tiguous or, bounding and] benefits to be received as the re­ ment aforesaid, shall be assessed construction, reconstruction, pav­ special assessments, stating in ac­ tion of Randolnh Street, Crescent 'confirmed, and, upon iam Improvement, Street, Court Street. Hughey, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED sult of the improvement contem­ against all property nbutting and ing and rc-paving to be done In cordance with the provisions of the Twenty Seven Thousand li Street, Washington Avenue, Jef-;T h a t this resolution shall be and A RESOLUTION PROVIDING plated against nil lots and lands fronting upon that portion of compliance with plans, specifics- Charter of the City of Sanford, dred Thirteen and 3g .jJ ferson Avenue, Adams Avenue,1 become effective immediately from Florida, a definite time and place FOR THE PAVING, RE-PAV- adjoining and contiguous or bound­ Eighth Street between Summerlin | tions, profiles and estimates of ING, HARD SURFACING AND ing and abutting upon such im­ Avenue and Mellonville Avenue to said proposed improvement of where complaints will be heard Summerlin Avenue, Lake Drivel nnd after Its passage and adopt- 218.28) Dollars i8 the t j mated cost of said con, * REJ1ARD SURFACING OF provement, and upon the comple­ be so improved by the paving, re­ Eighth Street from Mellonville and when said special assessment and Bel-Air Boulevard as afore - 1ion. Adopted this the 13th day )f improvement in the pavi, CELERY AVENUE FROM tion of said assessment roll to paving, hnrd surfacing and re-hard Avenue to East line of Tier “H I roll will be finally confirmed by raid, as n necessary public i Ju'y, A. D., 1925. paving, hard surfacing anil MELLONVILLE AVENUE TO cause a copy thereof to be publish­ surfacing of said portion of Eighth in E. It. Trafford’s Map of San­ the City Commission sitting as a n ! provement. FORREST LAKE, surfacing of snid portion t< BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, SUMMERLIN AVENUE, A ed two times consecutively, once Street, a width of 24 feet, and ford Florida, now on file In Equalizing Board. S. O. CHASE, mcrlin Street, Montezuma j BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That a total expenditure not ex­ WIDTH OF 32 FEET. each week, in a newspaper pub­ against all lots and lands adjoining the office of the City Man­ C. J. MARSHALL, Douglass Street ami Elliott lished In Sanford, Florida, attach­ nnd contiguous or bounding and ager of the City or Sanford, Flor­ Thnt the special assessments pro­ ceeding One Hundred Thousand WHEREAS, the City Commis- ing to said special assessment roll abutting upon said improvement; ida, which snid plans, specificn- vided for by this resolution to be One Hundred Fifty nnd 41-100 As the City Commission of the to bo specially assessed all lots nnd Innds aiijok tlon of the City of Sanford, Flor­ so published n notice directed to thnt Seven Thousand Four Hun­ tions, profiles nnd estimates have made and entered against the pro­ ($100,150.44) Dollars is hereby au­ City of Sanford, Florida. contiguous or bounding ar ida deems it advisable to improve, nil prrperty owners interested in dred Sixty-Four Dollars and been heretofore approved by tho perty bounding nnd abutting upon thorized to cover the cost of pav­ Attest: L. R. PHILIPS, (Seal) ing upon said lmprovem» grade, construct, reconstruct, pave «nid special assessments, stating i Go-100 ($7,464,06) is the total esti* City Commission and constitute snid improvement shall be payable ing, re-paving, hnrd surfacing and City Clerk. sum of $3.65 is the e.qim^ and re-pavc with sheet asphalt on in accordance with the provisions ‘ mated cost of said contemplated the plans nnd specifications for at the option of the property own­ re-hard surfacing Randolph Street, per front foot for said Crescent Street, Court Street, a 6 inch rock base the following of the Charter of the City of San­ improvement in the paving, rc- snid work, therefore, ers owning property bounding and ment. Avenue in the City of Sanford, ford, Florida, n definite time nnd paving, hnrd surfacing and re-hard BE IT RESOLVED, That the nbutting upon such improvement Hughey Street, Washington Ave­ BE IT FURTHER nue, Jefferson Avenue, Adanta Florida, to-wit: City Commission of the City of ns fallows; either in full within surfacing of said portion of Eighth place where comp’aints will be Avenue, Summerlin Avenue, Lake Sanford, Florida, deems it advis­ That it in the determine thirty days nfter snid assessments Street, to be specially assessed heard and when said special asA RESOLUTION PROVIDING this Commission that »n ^ CELERY AVENUE, From Mellon­ 'cssment roll will be finally con­ against all lots and lands adjoin­ able, ns a necessary public im­ shall stand equalized, approved Diive nnd Bel-Air Boulevard, in FOR THE PAVING. RE-PAVville Avenue to Summerlin Ave­ firmed by tho City Commission ing and contiguous or bounding provement, to pave, rc-pavc, hard nnd confirmed, or in ten equal an­ Bel-Air, Sanford Florida, a width Inndi adjoining and contig^. ING, HARD SURFACING AND nue. bounding and abutting Up^ and abutting upon said improve­ surface and re-hard surface with nual installments with interest at of 21 feet, which said sum of One sitting as an Equalizing Board. RE-HARI) SURFACING OF merlin Street nnd Montem^, b e it FURTHER RESOLVED, ment the sum of $4.73 is the es­ sheet nsphnlt on a six inch rock the rate o? eight per cent, per nn- Hundred Thousand One Hundred SUMMERLIN STREET AND All of said improving, grnding, That the special assessments pro­ timated cost per front foot for base, Eighth Street from Mellon­ mini upon all deferred payments Fifty nnd 44-100 ($100,150.44) nue in the plat of Buenr MONTEZUMA AVENUE, IN construction, reconstruction, pav­ vided for by this resolution to bo said improvement. Estates, and Douglass St. ville Avenue to East line of Tier from nnd after the time snid spec- Dollars is the total estimated cost THE PLAT OF DUENA VISing and re-paving to lie done in nude ami entered against the prop* Elliott Street between Celt BE IT R E S O L V E D "H” in E. R. Trnfford’s Map ini assessment shall be nnd stand of snid improvement; that tho enTA ESTATES, and DOUGLASS nue ntid Montezuma Av* compliance with plans, specifica­ •rty bounding nnd abutting upon Thnt it is the determination of of Sanford, Florida, a width finally equalized, approved nnd tire cost of the improvement aforeSTREET AND ELLIOTT be benefitted by the tions, profiles and estimates of aid improvement shall he payable this Commission that all lots ami of 21 feet; thnt all of said confirmed, and, snid, shall be nsscssed ngainst nil STREET, FROM CELERY ment provided for by said proposed improvement of Cel­ at the option of the property own­ lands adjoining and contiguous or paving, re-paving, hard surfacing BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, property abutting nnd fronting AVENUE TO MONTEZUMA ery Avenue, from Mellonville Avo- ers owning property bounding nnd bounding ami nbutting upon and re-hard surfacing of Eighth Thnt this resolution shall be nnd upon that portion of Randolph olution, nnd thnt the * AVENUE, A WIDTH OF 21 sessments to be made n nu 3 to Summerlin Avenue, now on abutting upon such improvement Eighth Street between Summerlin Street, ns aforesaid, shall be become effective immediately from Street, Crescent Street, Court FEET. file in the office of the City Man­ as follows; either in full within Avenue nnd Mellonville Avenue done in strict compliance with the and after its passage nnd adopt­ Street, Hughey Street, Washing­ cd ngninst all lots and ager of the City of Sanfoni, Flor­ thirty days after said assessments will c benefited by the improve- plans, specification*, profiles and ion. ton Avenue, Jefferson Avenue, joining and contiguous or WHEREAS, the City Commis­ and abutting upon sue) ida, which said plans, specifica shall stand cfjunlixed, approved ment provided for by this resolu­ estimates therefor, now on file in Adopted this 13th day of July, Adams Avenue, Summerlin Ave­ tions, profiles and estimates have and confirmed, or in ton equal nn- tion, nnd that the special as­ the office of the City Manager of A. D., 1925. nue, Lake Drive and Bel-Air Boul­ sion of the City of Sanford, Flor­ plated improvement, been heretofore approved by the nunl installments with interest at sessments to be made and en­ the City of Sanford, Florida, which evard, in Bel-Air, Sanford, Florida, ida, deems it advisable to improve, upon a foot frontage FORREST LAKE, City Commission nnd constitute the rate of eight per cent per an­ tered to be so improved by the paving, grade, construct, reconstruct, pave to say that in the p 8. O. CHASE, against all lots and said plans, specifications, profiles the plam. and specifications for num upon all deferred payments lands adjoining rc-paving, hard surfacing and ro­ nnd rc-pavo with sheet asphalt on the special assessment C. J. MARSHALL, and contigu­ ami estimates have been hereto­ reH, n six inch rock base, the following said work, therefore, front and nfter the time snid spec­ ous or bounding nnd nbutting fore approved by the City Com­ As the City Commission of the ll a rd but facing of said portion of thoroughfares in the City of San­ ing the contemplated imp1 BE IT RESOLVED, That the ial assessments shall be nnd stand upon such contemplated im­ mission and constitute the plans City of Sanford, Florida. Randolph Street, Crescent Street, such special assem»nti City Commission of the City of finally equalized, approved and provement shall be made upon a and specifications for said propos­ Attest: Court Street, Hughey Street, ford, Floridn, to-wit: be determined an d p ro r Sanford, Florida, deems it advis­ confirmed, ami, L. R. PHILIPS, (Scab Washington Avenue, Jefferson foot frontage basis; that is to say, ed improvement of Eighth Street according t o th e ( SUMMERLIN STREET AND able, as a necessary public im­ Avenue, Adams Avenue, Summer­ City Clerk. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that in the preparation of the spec­ between Mellonville Avenue to frontnge of the respective MONTEZUMA AVENUE, In the provement to pave, re-pave, hard That this resolution shall be and ial assessments roll covering the E azt.of Tier ,*H" in E. R. Truflin Avenue, Lake Drive and Belties specially benefitted 1 Plat of Buena Vista Estates. surface and rs-hnrd surface wltn b e c o m e effective immediately front contemplated improvement such ford’s Map of Sanford, Florida, a Air Boulevard, n width of 24 feet, improvement. sheet asphalt on a 6 inch rock and after its passage nnd adopt­ special assessments shall be de­ width of 21 feet, nnd this Commis­ and ngainst all lots and lands ad­ BE IT FURTHER RESOtl DOUGLASS STREET nnd ELLI­ base, Celery Avenue from Mcllon- ion. termined and prorated according to sion hereby declares the necessity A RESOLUTION PROVIDING joining nnd contiguous or,hound­ That the Tax Assessor »ai OTT STREET, From Celery villo Avenue to Summerlin Ave­ ing and nbutting upon said Im­ Adopted litis 13 day of July, A. the foot frontage of the respective for the paving, re-paving, hard City Clerk of the City of & Avenue to Montezuma Avenue. FOR THE PAVING, RE-PAV­ provement; thnt One Hundred nue, a width of 32 feet; thnt nil I)., 1025. properties specially benefitted by surfacing nnd re-hard surfacing of Florida, in accordance wril ING. HARD SURFACING AND of said paving, rc-paving, hard said improvement. said portion of Eighth Street ns Thousand One Hundred Fifty nnd FORREST LAKE, provisions of Sections 101 All of snid improving, grading, RE-HARD SURFACING OF surfacing and re-hnrd surfacing of 41-100 ($100,150.41) Doilnrs is tile BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, aforesaid, ns a necessary public S. O. CHASE, of the Chnrtcr of the City if construction, reconstruction, pav­ RANDOLPil STREET, CRES­ Celery Avenue, as aforesaid, shall total estimated cost of said con­ O. .1. MARSHALL, Thnt the Tax Assessor ami the improvement. CENT STREET, COURT templated improvement in the ing and tc-pnvlng to he done in ford, F’lorida, shall proceed be done in strict compliance with As the City Commission of the City Clerk of tho City of Sanford. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, STREET, HUGHEY STREET, paving, rc-pnving, hnrd surfacing compliance with plans, spe« ificu- out delay to make n special the plana, specifications, protitcs City of Sanford, Florida. Florida, in accordance with the That a tolnl expenditure not ex­ and estimates therefor, now on Attest: A YEN U E ,. ,'|ni| ^.'.hard surfacing of said tions, profiles and estimates of ment roll, assessing the provisions of Sections 101 ami 102 ceeding Four Thousand Three Hun­ WASHINGTON file in the office of the City Man­ Jhb F EltSON, A V h N U E , portion of Rnndnlph Street, Crcs- said proposed improvement of Sum­ benefits to be received ai I,. R. PHILIPS, (Seal) of the Charter of the City of Snn- dred Twenty-Five Dollars nnd ager of the City of Sanford, Flur ADAMS AVENUE, SUMMER-. conj street, Court Street, Hughey merlin Street and Montezuma suit of the Improvement City Clerk. ford, Florida, shall proceed with­ 81-100 ($I,325.H4) is hcrchy au­ Ida, which said plans, specifica­ Publish July 1H. I,IN A\ ENUE, LAKE DRIVE street, Washington Avenue, Jcf- Avenue in the Pint of Buena Vis­ plated ngninst all lots sri out delay to make a special assess­ thorized to cover tho cost of [lav­ tions, profiles nnd estimates have AND ''LL*AIR BOULEVARD, fcrson Avenue, Adams Avenue, ta Estates, ami Douglass Street adjoining nnd contiguous or ment roll, assessing the special ing, re-paving, hard surfacing und been heretofore approved by the IN BE1.-AIR, SANFORD, Summerlin Avenue, Lake Drive and Elliott Street from Celery ing and nbutting upon »* benefits to lie received as the re­ re-hard surfacing Eighth Street City Commission nnd constitute FLORIDA, A WIDTH OF 2t nnd Bel-Air Boulevard, to be spec­ Avenue to Montezuma Avenue, provement, nnd upon the sult of the improvement contem­ between Mellonville Avenue to the plans and specifications for the office tion of said assessment FEET. plated against all lots and lands ially assessed against all lota nnd now on file in East line of Tier "H" in E. It. said proposed improvement of Cel A RESOLUTION PROVIDING adjoining nnd contiguous or bound­ °f the City Manager of the City of cause a copy thereof to be lands adjoining nnd contiguous or Trnfford's Map of Snnfnrd, Flor­ FOR THE PAVING, RE-PAVery Avenue between Mellonville WHEREAS, the City Conimisbounding and abutting upon said SanfWd, Florida, which snid plans, ed two times consecutive!; ING, HARD SURFACING AND ing and abutting upon such im­ ida, a width of 24 feet, which said Avenue and Summerlin Avenue, n each week, in a newspaper RE-HARD SURFACING OF provement, and upon tho comple­ sum of Four Thousand Three Hun­ fdi>n of the City of Sanford, Mor- .improvement; the sum of $1.82 is specifications, profiles and esti­ lishcd in Sanford, F’lori width of 32 feet, and tills Com mates have been heretofore npEIGHTH STREET FROM SUM- tion of said assessment roll to dred Twenty-Five Dollars and iiin, deems it advisable to improve, I t|)L, estimated cost per front foot mission hereby declares the neces­ proved by the City Comniission taching to said special a MERLIN AVENUE TO MEL- cause a copy thereof to lie publish­ 84-100 ($4,325.81) is the total es­ grade, construct, reconstruct, pave for said improvement. sity for tho paving, re-pnving and constitute the plans and spec­ roll so published a notice ami re-pave with sheet nsphalt on ed two times consecutively, once timated cost of snid .mprovement; I.ONVILI.E AVENUE, A Will BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, hard surfacing ami re-hnrd surfac­ a six inch rock base, the following ifications for said work, therefore, ed to all property ownen I each week, in a newspaper pub­ that the entire cost of the improve­ That it is tiie determination of ing of said portion of Ceiery Ave­ Til OF 21 FEET. lished in Sanford, Florida, attach­ ment aforesaid, shall be assessed thoroughfares in the City of San­ this Commission thnt all lots ami BE IT RESOLVED, Thnt the ested in said special nsse nue as aforesaid, ns u necessary stating in accordance with WHEREAS, tho City Commis­ ing to saiil special assessment roll against all property nbutting and ford, Florida, to-wit: lands adjoining and contiguous or City Commission of tho City of visions of the Charter at public improvement. fronting-trptm rthw tsrpoitlon of sion of the City of Sanford, Flor­ rir ; 7trt»Hslrrd“ff *tmtier bounding and abutting upon Ran- Sanford, F’iorida, deems R advis­ of Sunfonf, 'T lOltt/s,' • » " " BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. Street, able, as n necessary public im­ time and place where ida, deems it advisable to improve, all property owners interested in Kightb Street between Mellonville HANDOLI II STREET, ( reaccnt ,Jolph Street, Crescent Thnt a total expenditure not ex­ grade, construct, reconstruct, pave said special assessments, stating in Avenue to East line of Tier “ It Street. Court Street. Hughey, Court street,’ Hughey Street, provement to pave, re-pave, hard will be heard and when ceeding Ten Thousand Five Hun­ and re-pavc with sheet asphalt on accordance with the provisions cf in E. R. Trafford’s Map of San­ S ire.', Washington Avenue, Washington Avenue, Jefferson surface and re-hard surface with dred and Fourteen ($10,514.00) a six inch rock base, th.i follow­ the Charter of the City of Sanford, ford, Florida, to bo so im­ Jefferson Avenue, Adams Ave- Avenue, Adams Avenue, Summer- sheet nsphalt on a six inch rock ini assessment roll will be confirmed by the City Dollars is hereby authorized to ing Street in the city of Sanford, Florida, a definite time and place proved by the paving, rc-paving. nue, Summerlin Avenue, Lake |jn Avenue, Lake Drive nnd Del- base, Summerlin Street and Mon­ sion Sitting as an Equal/zm cover the cost of paving, ro-pav- Florida, to-wit: where complaints will be hoard hard surfacing and re-hard surfac­ Drive and Bel-Air Boulevard, in ,\ir Boulevard in Bel-Air, Sanford, tezuma Avenue in the plat of Bue­ BE IT FURTHER RESG tng, hntd surfacing and re-hard ami when said apceinl assessment ing of said portion of Eighth Hil-Air, Sanford, Florida, | Florida, will be benefitted by the na Vista Estates, and Douglass Thnt the special assessmea: surfacing C.dcry Avenue between EIGHTH STREET, From Sum­ roll will be finally confirmed by Street, a width of 21 feet, and improvement provided for by this Street nnd Elliott Street from vided for by this resoiutiaj Mdlonviiie Avenue and Summerlin the City Commission sitting as n:i Celery Avenue to Montezuma Ave­ aguinst all lots ami lands adjoin­ merlin Avenue to Mellonville All of said improving, grading, resolution, and that the spccinl nsAvenue, a width of 32 feet, which, Equalizing Board. ing and contiguous or hounding construction, reconstruction, pnv- sessments to be made und entered nue, n width of 21 feet; that all made and entered against Avenue. said sum of Ten Thousand Five BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, and abutting upon said improve­ ing am! rc-paving to be done in against nil lots nnd lands adjoin- of said paving, re-paving, hard petty bounding and abutti Hundred and Fourteen ($ 10,That the apecinl assessments pro- ment; that F o ir Thousand Three compliance with plans, specifics- j ing and contiguous or bounding surfacing and re-hard surfacing of snid .improvement shall . ill of said improving, grnding, 1.00) Dollars is the total esti­ construction, reconstruction, pav­ vided for by this resolution to he Hundred Twenty-Five Dollars and Street, Montezuma Idc at the option of the tions, profiles and estimates of and nbutting upon such content- Summerlin mated cost of said improvement; ing and re-paving to he done in made and entered ngninst the pro- 84-100 ($4,325.81) is the total es- snid proposed improvement of plated improvement shall be made Avenue, Douglass Street and Elli­ owners owning property thnt the entire cost of the improve­ compliance with plans, spec if ica- I»cHy bounding and abutting upon tlmated cost of said contemplated and abutting upon such Randolph Street, Crescent Street, upon a foot frontage basis; that is ott Street, ns aforesaid shall be ment as follows; either ment aforesaid, shall lie assessed tions, profiles nnd estimates of said improvement shall he payublc improvement in tho paving, re­ done in strict compliance with the Court Street, Hughey Street, to say, that i:i the preparation of against all property abutting nnd snid proposed improvement of at the option of the property own- paving, hard surfacing and rewithin thirty days after plans, specifications, profiles and Washington Avenue, Jefferson the special assessment roll coverfronting upon thnt portion of (’el- Eighth Street from Summerlin owning property hounding and hard surfacing of said portion of Avcnuc, Adams Avenue, Summer- (ing the contemplated iniprove- estimates therefor, now on file in sessments shall stand < cry A :cnuc between Mellonville Avenue to Mellonville Avenue, now abutting upon such improvement Eighth Street, to lie special­ the office of the City Manager of approved and confimed, or Avenue 41ml Summerlin Avenue to on file in the office of tho City as follows; either'in full within ly assessed again t till lots nr.d lin Avenue, Lake Drive and Bel- ment, such special assessments tho City of Sanford, Florida, equal annual installment! # Air Boulevard, in Bel-Air, San- shall be determined and prorated be so , improved , , by, the , paving, re- , Manager of the City of Sanford, thirty days after said assessments lands adjoining and contiguous or ford, Florida, now on file in the according to the foot frontage of which said plans, specifications, terest at tho rate of eifl paving, hard surfacing and .o-1 Kluri(ltt> which Bnit, spt,d f i. shall stand equalized, approved bounding ami abutting upon said profiles and estimates have been cent, per annum upon ail hard surfacing of said portion ui entions, profile* nnd estimates nnd confirmed, or in ten equal un­ improvement; tho sum of $5.25 is office oi tho City Manager of the the respective properties specially heretofore approved by the City payments from and after Ceiny Avenue, n width of 32 feet, have boon heretofore approved by mini installments with interest at the estimated cost pcr( front foot City of Sanford, F’lorida, which benefitted by said improvement, snid special assessment.! si said plans, specifications, profiles RE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Commission nnd constitute the nnd against nil lots ami lands ad­ tho City Commission nnd consti­ the rate of eight per cent per an- for said improvement. and stand finally cqo*^ plans and specifications for said and estimates have been hereto- That the Tax Assessor and the joining and contiguous or hound­ tutes the plans and specifications mini upon all deferred payments HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, fore approved by the City Cominis- City Clerk of the City of Sanford, proposed improvement of Sum­ proved nnd confirmed, ami. ing and abutting upon said iin - for said work, therefore, from and after the time said spec­ That it is the determination of BE IT FURTHER RE slon and constitute the plans ami Florida, in a conlance with the merlin Street and Montezuma Ave­ ptovement; that Ten Thousand ial assessments shall be and stand That this resolution nue in the plat of Buena Vista this Commission that all lots and BE IT RESOLVED, That the nnd F vo Hundred and Fourteen City Commission of the City ot finally equalized, approved and lands adjoining nnd contiguous or specifications for snid work, there- provisions of Sections 10L and 102 Instates, nnd Douglass Street umi become effective Ini media fore, i of the Chut ter of the City of Snn($ 10AMJ>0) Dollars is the total Sanford, Florida, deems it advis­ confirmed, and, bounding and abutting upon Eigh­ BE IT RESOLVED, That the ' ford, Florida, shall proceed with- Klliott Street between Celery Avc- and after its passage *ai estimated cost of said contemplat­ able, as a necessary public im­ BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. th Street between .Mellonville Ave­ tiny to make a rpeeinl ns- nue nm* Montezuma Avenue, a ion. u> mnKc rpc ed imptovumcnl in tho paving, re­ provement to [lave, re-pavc, hard Thut this resolution shall lie and nue to F’nst line of Tier ‘‘11” in City Commission of the City of i,,ut delay Adopted this 13th da)’ width of 21 feet, and this Com­ paving, hard surfacing and re-bard surface uml re-hard surface with become effective immediately from FL R. Trnfford’s Map of Sanford, Sanford, Florida, deems it mlvis- aossmont roil, assessing the special mission hereby declares the neces­ A. D., 1925. benefits to be received as the re­ able, as a necessary public im­ surfacing of said portion of Celery shest asphalt oit a six inch rock ami after its passage and adopt­ FORREST LAKE) Florida, will be benefitted by provement to pave, re-pave, hard sult of the improvement contem­ sity for the paving, re-paving, Avenue, to in* specially assessed base, Eighth Street from Summer­ ion. S. O. CHASE, the improvement provided for sut face arid re-hard surface with plated against all lots and lands Hard surfacing and re-hard surfac­ against all lots and lands adjoin­ lin Avenir* to Midhmville Avenue, Adopted this 13 day of July, A. by this resolution, nnd that c . J. m arshal ing of said portion of Summerlin or sheet asnhatt on a 6 inch rock base, adjoining and contiguous ing nnd contiguous or bounding a width of 21 feet; that all of said It., 1925. the special assessments to be Randolph Street, Crescent Street, bounding nnd abutting upon such Street, Montezuma Avenue, Doug­ As the City Commission nnd abutting upon said improve­ paving, re paving, hard surfacing FORREST LAKE, made and entered against all lots Court Street, Hughey Street, improvement, and upon the com­ lass Street nrul Klliott Street as City of Sanford, Florida ment; the sum of $ 1.51 is the es­ and re-hard surfacing of Eighth S. (). CHASE, and lamia adjoining and contiguous Washington Avenue, Jefferson pletion of said assessment roll to aforesaid, as a necessary public Attest: timated cost per front foot for Street, as aforesaid, shall he done C. J. MARSHALL, L, R. PHILIPS. or bounding and abutting upon Avenue, Adams Avenue, Summer­ cause a copy thereof to be pub­ improvement. so!d improvement. C'iV In strict compliance with tho plans, As tho City Commission of tho sueli contemplated improvement lin Avenue, Lake Drive and Bel- lished two times consecutively, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. specifications, profiles and esti­ City of Sanford, Florida, shall be made upon foot frontage Air Boulevard, tn Bel-Air, San- once each week, in a newspaper That u total expenditure not ex­ That it is tho determination of mate:! therefor, now on file in the A ttest: basis; that is to say, that In tha ford, Florida, a width of 21 feet; published in Sanford, Florida, at- ceeding Twenty Seven Thousand this Commission that all lots and office of the City Manager of the L. it. (HULK'S, (Seal) preparations of special assessment that all of saiil paving, repaving, taching to said special assessment Two Hundred Thirteen nnd 38-100 lands adjoining and continguous or City of Sanford, Florida, which City Clerk. roll covering tho contemplated im­ hard surfacing and re-hard surfac­ roll so published a notice directed ($27,213.38) Dollars is hereby au­ A RESOLUTION ' ' H b..unding and abutting upon saiil plans, specifications, profiles, provement, such special assess­ ing of Randolph Street, Crescent to all property owners interested thorized to cover the cost of pav­ FOR THE PAVING. Celery Avenue between Mellonville ami estimates have been hereto­ ments shall be determined and pro­ Street, Court Street, Hughey in suid special assessments, stat­ ing, re-paving, hard surfacing and ING, HARD SUKF’M*^ Avenue and Summerlin Avenue fore approved by the City Commis­ rated according to the foot front­ Street, Washington Avenue, Jef­ ing in accordance with the provis­ re-hnrd surfacing Summerlin IK-:-HARD SU R F'1' Will be benufiOcd by the improve­ sion and constitute the plans and age of the respective properties ferson Avenue, Adams Avenue, ions of the Charter of the City of Street and Montezuma Avenue in DOUGLASS STREET ment provided for by thin resolu­ npccificatiun* for said proposed X RESOLUTION I’ROVIDING specially benefitted by said im­ Summerlin Avenue, Lake Drive Sanford, Florida, a definite time the plat of Buena Vista Estate*, FOR THE RAVING, RE-PAVELLIOTT STREET tion, und that the special assess­ improvement of Eighth Street be­ and Bel-Air Boulevard, ns afore­ and place where complaints will be anil Douginas Street nnd Elliott INO, HARD SURFACING AND provement. MONTEZUMA AVE>‘ ment* to be made and entered tween Summerlin Avenue und Mel­ BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, said, shall be done in strict heard nnd when said special ascss- Street between Celery Avenue and RF.-II ARD SURFACING OK A. C. L. RAILROAD, •gainst nil lots nnd lands adjoin­ lonville Avenue, a width of 21 feet, with the plans, ment roll will be finully confirmed Montezuma Avenue, a width of 21 That the Tax Assessor and the compliance e ig h t h s t r e e t fr o m OF 18 FEET. ing and contiguous or bounding and this Commission hereby de­ MELLONVILLE AVENUE TO City Clerk of the City of Sanford, specifications, profiles and es­ iiy the City Commission sitting as feet, which said sum of Twenty and abutting upon such contem­ clares the necessity for the paving, Seven Thousand Two Hundred 1 WHEREAS, the CiV Ci EAST LINE OF TIER “ II" IN Florida, in accordance with the timates therefor, now on file nn Flqualizing Board. plated improvement shall lie made re-paving, hard surfacing nnd rein the office of the City provisions of Sections 101 and 102 Thirteen and 3H—loo ($27,213.38) sion of the City of •’'S'1 iif : it f u r t h e r r e s o l v e d , E. R. TRAr'FOUD'H MAI' OF upon a foot frontagu basis; that is hard surfacing of said portion of of the Charter of the City of San­ Manager of the City of Sanford, That the special assessments pro­ Dollars U the total estimated cost ida, deems it advisable SANFORD, FLORIDA, A WID­ to say, thut in tho preparation of Eighth Street as aforesaid, as a ford, Florida, shall proceed with­ Florida, which said plans, speci­ vided for by this resolution to be of said improvement; thnt the en­ grade, construct, rcc<MU'** TH OF 21 FEET. the special assessment roll cover­ necessary put die improvement. out «lelay to make u special assess­ fications, profiles and estimates made ami entered ngninst the pro­ tire cost of the improvement afore­ a n d re-puyc with sheet ing tho contemplated improve­ BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. WHEREAS, lljo City Commit- ment roll, assessing the special have been heretofore approved by perty bounding nnd abutting upon said shall be assessed against all n six inch rock base, the M ment, -such special assessments That a total expenditure not ex­ benefits to be received as the re­ the City Commission and consti­ said improvement shall be payable property abutting nnd fronting Streets in the City thall be determined and prorated ceeding Seven Thousand Four llun bon nf the City of Sanford, Flor­ sult of the improvement contem­ tute the pinna nnd specifications at the option of the property own­ upon that portion of Summerlin F’loridn, to-wit: according to tho foot frontage of drnl Sixty-Four Doilnrs and 66 -lflu ida, deems it advisublu to improve, plated against all lots and lands for snid proposed improvement of ers owning property bounding und Street and Montezuma Avenue in the respective properties specially ($7,404.65) j* hereby authorized grade, construct, reconstruct, pave adjoining and contiguous or Randolph Street, Crescent Street, abutting upon such improvement , 'he plat of Buena Vistn Estates, DOUGLASS STREET *1 benefitted by snid improvement, to cover the cost of paving, re­ a.-d re-pave with sheet nrpnalt on hounding and nbutting upon such Court Street, Hughey Street, ns follows; either in full within ! and Douglas i Street and Elliott LIOTT STREET, ^ j BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, paving, hard surfacing and ro-hurd a six inch tock base, the following Washington Avenue, Jefferson improvement, und upon the com­ thirty days after said assessments •Street between Celery Avenue and czuma Avenue to That the Tax Assessor and the surfacing Eighth Street between thoroughfare in the City of gnnIn the City of San­ pletion of said assessment roll to Avenue, Adams Avenue, Summer­ shall stand equalized, approved Montezuma Avenue to be so im­ City Clerk of the city of Hanford, Summerlin Avenue nnd Mellonville street read. ford, Florida, to-wit; cause a copy thereof to be publish­ lin Avenue, Lake Drive nnd Bel- and confirmed, or in ten equal an­ proved by the paving, ro-paving, Florida, in accordance with the Avenue, u width of 21 feet, which nual installments with interest at hard surfacing nnd rehard surfac­ All of mi id improvi"* provisions of Sections 101 and 102 said sum of Seven Thousand Four EIGHTH STREET, From Mellon­ ed two times consecutively, once Air Boulevard, in Bel-Air, Suneach week, in a newspaper publish­ ford, F’lorida, a width of 24 feet, •the rate of eight per cent per an­ ing of said portion of Summerlin construction, reconstr of the Charter of the City of San- • Hundred Sixty-Four Dollars ana ville Avenue to C ut line of ed in Sanford, Florida, attaching nnd this Commission hereby de­ num upon all deferred payments Street, Montezuma Avenue, Doug, ing and re-pa'dng ford, Florida, shall proceed w ith-165-100 ($7,464.65) Is the total esTier “IT in E. R. Traffurd't to said special assessment roll so clares the necessity for the pav- from and after the time said spec-, lass Street and Elliott Street, a compliance with pl*n?' out delay to make n special assess- I tininted cost of said improvement; Map of Sanford, Florida. published a notico directed to all ing, re-paving, hard surfacing iol assessments shall be and stand Width of 21 foot, and against nil (Continued on P»K* ■ Resolution No. 227 Resolution No. 231 Resolution No. 230 Resolution No. 228 Resolution Resolution No. 22!) j-tr. �vo"'’ ■ . ■ ■ H I . J P* i PIM. L ' ]•:-BWI...,— , . \ THE SANFORti flt^ A b b .S A tb f ttiA V . jITLV lg. 19i>5. - „ ___ _ ■ ■ i i • 11 - -I (Continued from Page 2.) ' l.iu n.imi is unknown: W . er,‘ Uls-Wlfei _ ^ S t t e r . w h o s e ! vIt: W. T. Wellaccording to the foot frontage or s t e r . b is w if e . . — —^ \Vcb»|. \Vch»l. i. .. vtli.M, C h r i s t i a n - n s ; ........Is u n k n o w n ; A r - 1 _____• Is unknown; a. H. I h u r P. O dlln. h i s w ife. ttons, profiles and estimates of the respective properties specially SCphereir,s t iha ins wname J. H. JACKSON l f f . — — —S peer, w h o se O dlln. w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e la unu n k n u w n : a . W. ka»Avn; I. D a v e g a , h i s w ife. — — ■ . ■ '.ft * said proposed improvement of benefitted by said Improvement. SCthl er fi sf .t i a nill*n a mwe i Is D u v e g a . w n o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is -------BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. Stleff.-Avm .se C h rf ies .t --------------Long Time Loans on Residences am! Basineas Prc Douglus* Street and Elliott Street i a n n a m e Is u n ­ u n k n u w n ; ■ ■ ■----------- tl e is k o tl . That the Tax Assessor and the k n o w n ; J. V. W o l v e r t u n . h is wife, w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n , from Montezuma Avenue to A. C. I r f: W o l v c r l o n . Avlinse C h r i s t i a n n a m e ------------- B u c h a n , w h o s e C h ristian rg Easy Repayment i!}lnp ‘ City Clerk of the City of Sanford, — M eDupIn u n k n o w n : L u t h e r C. P o r t e r , his n a m e la u n k n o w n : TALLAHASSEE, July 18. - L. Railroad, now on file in thu of­ Florida, in accordance with thi w ife . ----------P o r t e r , w h o s e C h r is ti a n old, w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e lu u n ­ Contests S ^ T d Consisted m e Is u n k n o w n : L. C. P o r t « r , h i t k n o w n ; A ltm u n . Arhus* Office in new Merrlweathct- Building of General Improvements Stuart A. Mossom, assistant state fice of the City Manager provisions of Sections 101 and 102 wn aife, ■■ P o r t e r , w h o s o C h r i s t ­ C h r i s t i a n n a m e In t i u k n o w n i A l g - of the CRy 0f Sanford, Flor­ geologist, has Just left Tallnhasnun H. S p e e r, h i s w ife. C a r r i e XV. ia n n a m e In u n k n o w n . A r t h u r K. n.lIn Domestic Lines at Home eco for nn extended field trip on ida, which said plans, specifica­ of the Charter of the City of San­ tin. hln w ife . " . O alln. Whose H peer; A. M. T h r u s n v i ; i - e i e r 2nd Street. Phone Ilra .lt. v. h r i s t i a n n a m o In u n k n o w n ; I. D a- Ilra d le y , hi* w if e . which ho will make an Investiga­ tions, profiles and estimates have ford, Florida, shall proceed with­ Cveirn, A«ho*« C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is uuknoA vn. h ln Avlfe. — ' ■ U av sirs, I t a l l a h a s s e e T j u I v ^ - e / - tion of sand nnd gravel, road ma­ out delay to make a special nsscs- w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; P e t e r II. K rnd ly, h is w ife. II I li u 9rta of home demonstration club terials, and the different miner­ been heretofore approved by the ment roll, assessing the special -------------I l e l s k e l l . Avhone C h r i s t i n a l.elh \V. I l r a d l e y ; H o h e r t rf. ltr.nl jM H H im n M H a a iu H N H a a ia a s iiH B g a a a n a K a M iH a a e i n a m e Is u n k n o A ra ; Ituchnn. ley; Ills w ife. L e s li e I l r a d l e y ; Iris and club w o m e n that have al plants throughout the state. City Commission and constitute w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e In u n k n o w n ; Ilsm ll. W a l l a c e ; U e o rg e - C. I l r n n tbenefits to be received ns the re­ faulted in the greatest On the trip Mr. Mossom will the plans and specifications for -------------M cD o n a ld , wdiosu C h r i s t i a n ley; n n d J o s e p h d e Li M a r a A r r e sult of the improvement contem­ n a m o le u n k n o w n : — -■ — - A ltm u n du n d o ; o r o t h e r w i s e . In a n d t o tho jent in rural homes m n contest collect data for special reports on said work, therefore, w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n afn e Is u n k n o w n ; lau d s h e r n i n a f t e r d e s c r ib e d , s l i p it has been going on tor some each of these subjects. He plans plated against all lots and lands A l g e r n o n S. S p e e r , hln w ife. C a r ­ ale. lylnt; a n d t i r i n g In t h e c o u n t y UK IT RESOLVED, That the le will bo rewarded during to spend two or three months in rie \V. S p e e r ; A. XI. T h r a s h e r ; P e t ­ of Senilnol* a n d Ht.it.- o f F lo r id a , adjoining nnd contiguous or e r It. t t r a d l c y . hln w l f » —........ • - m o re p a r t i c u l a r l y d e s c r i b e d a s f o l­ irmers and Fruit G r o w e r s Week Central and south Florida and six City Commission of the City of y, whose C h ristia n n am e he lows, t o - w l t : ■ Gainesville Aug. 10-lfi. The weeks nr more in the western Sanford, Florida, deems it advis­ bounding and abutting upon such ilu nr akdnloe w n : P e t s r It. It ra d Iy, M s w ire tl e g t n n l n g a t t h e I n t e r s e c t i o n of improvement, and upon the com­ Meat has been closed ami three part K lls n h e ih W . I l r a d l e y ; I t o h e r t S. I he K a n te rn s i d e o f t h e W e k i v a of the state. able, as a necessary public Im­ I l ra d le y , hln w ife, L e s l i e I l r a d l e y : Itlv e r a n d th u N o r t h L i n e o f t h a t ■ will be given to the winpletion of said assessment roll to Mr. Mossoni recently has com­ provement, to pave, rc-pnve, haru a n d e a c h n n d e v e r y of t h e s a i d p a r ­ p o rtio n of t h e P e t e r M i r a n d a f l r n n t s after the judges have gone pleted a report on the limestone surface and re-hard surface witn enuse a copy thereof to be pub­ lie s , If li v i n g , uml If e i t h e r , a n y knoAvti on t h e m a p s of th>< U n ite d tr. a ll o f so ld p a r t i e s lie d e a d , t o fttrtfes S u r v e y s n s S e c ti o n .19. T o w n ­ ■fully over the reports, of Florida, which was lished two times consecutively, i.r a ll p a r l i e s c tu lm lu K In t e r .- s is u n ­ sh ip 19. S o u th o f ItniiKe Z'J H ast, he contest consisted of general resources sheet asphalt on a six inch rock by the stnto geological d e r t h e fo llo w hit; d e c e a s e d d e f e n d ­ r u n th e n c e s o u t h fin*., d e g r e e s .-list rovement of the home^kitchen. published Imre, Douglass street nnd Elliott once each week, in a newspaper a n ts . t o - w l t W il li a m W h it n e y . In s 50 c h a i n s to t h e N o r t h e a s t c o r n e r survey. In their report a careful­ published in Sanford, Florida, at­ frooms. sanitary premises, and w ife,------ W h i t n e y , w h o s e C h r i s t i a n of t h e sa id P e t e r M i r a n d a t l r a n t ; ly prepared description was given Street from Montezuma Avenue k now'll; D o n P e d r o M i r ­ t h e h c e S m ith 59 1-2 Wi s t -150 rl.a ilis stic Planting of the grounds of taching to said special assessment na na dmae. IsIllslin w ife , ■■ ■— .Miranda, t o t h e S o u t h e a s t c o r n e r of t h e said Florida's limestones and their *f ^ *trJfS to A. C. L. Railroad, a width -es will be nwarded as much on C h l r s t l a n n a m e In u n k n o w n ; P a t e r M ira n d a K r a u t : t h e n c e N o rth for different industrial of 18 feet, that all of said roll so published a notice directed Jwuhaons e De till 1-2 d e g r e e s W e s t (17.IS c h a i n s to K n trn ld o . h is tvlfi [basis of encouragement to the adaptability E T T E R hom es are b u ilt w ith to nil property owner* interested l o . Avliose C h r i s t i a n m im e Is th e K a s le r n sid e o f t h e s a i d W e k iv a U , mode as on the amount of uses. paving, re-paving, hard surfacing in said special assessments, stat­ iKi nnktnoih o w n ; J u n o Do K n t r a l g o h is Itlv e r; thetu-n N o r t h e a s t e r l y a lo n g The field work which the assis­ icy spent' In making the trans■■ K nirulK o, w h o su t h e m e a n d e r l i n e o f t h e eastern lu m b e r— and th a t doesn’ t m tant is doing on the present trip and re-hard surfacing of Douglass ing in accordance with the provis­ Avlfe, C h r ls tl .in n a m e Is uuknoAvn; M o s­ sid e of th e s a id W e k i v a I t l v e r le matiuns. . e s K. L«vy, Ms Avlfe.------------L e v y . t h e p o in t of b e g i n n i n g ; l e s s b e g i n ­ is in line with the policy of the Street and Elliott Street, as afore­ twarding of the prizes will be ions of the Charter of the City of w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; n in g ill t h e S o u t h e a s t c o r n e r of th e h ig h priced lum ber either. ilded by n state committee Geological Survey which contem­ said, shall be done in strict Sanford, Florida, a definite time J o s e p h X lara A r r e d o n d o . Ills AVlfu, sold P e t e r M i r a n d a ( I r a n i . r u n plates nuthoritive and definite in­ r r e d o n d o , w h o s e C h r i s t i a n tlii-nce N o rth *0 1-2 d e g r e e s W e s t ‘ . . ** 't - 'Mil fich will hove before it the score compliance with the plans, nnd place w'rwc complaints will ho -------------A n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; I 'r u s n h ln Cf.ee- 35 c h a i n s : t h e n c e N o r th 29 1-2 d e ­ Js of the various counties. formation on the state’s natural •specifications, profiles and cstif a c ia ; A n to n io A r r e d o n d o , h is Avlfe, g r e e s Kasl 213.(10 e I n In s : t h e n c e henrd and when said special as­ degrees K ast m A r r e d o n d o . Avhoso C h r i s t ­ S o u th Ho 1-2 Heso cards will hHow the amount resources, and lavs thu foundation ia n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; P e d r o A r r e ­ I 'h a l n s ; tlienec S o u t h 29 1-2 d e ­ [money spent, the results obtain* upon which industrial develop­ mates therefor, now on file in the sessment roll wid Le finnUy con­ dondo. Ills w ife , ---------------A rre d o n d o . g r e e s W est fi.CC c h a i n s : t h e n S o u th office of the City Manager of the therefrom, nnd the general Ini- ments can l>o made. w h o s e C h r i s t i a n tiatnu Is unknown; fin I * ! d e g r e e s R n st lo c h ain s; The limestone report, recently City of Sanfonl, Florida, which firmed by the City Commission I'Vrmindo A r r e d o n d o , h is w ife,------ th e n c e S o u th 29 1-2 d e g r e e s W e s t ovement according to particular sitting as an Equalizing Bonn!. -----A r r e d o m lo .w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m o to c h a i n s : t h e n S o u th eo 1-2 de­ from the press, contains a great said plnns, specifications, profiles .vumsUnccs and places, Is u n k n o w n ; D o lu re x A r r e d o n d o ; g r e e s H a s t 15 c h a i n s t o t h e F u s t [The purpose of the homo im- deal of information of interest to and estimates have been hereto­ HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, J u se o r .M arth a A r r e d o n d o ; M a r ia n a Rite of th e sniil p e t e r M i r a n d a e d o n d o ; T h e o ­ <!r a n t ; th e n c e S o u t h 211 1-2 d e g r e e s oventent contest has been to in- the technical man interested in the That the special assessments pro­ A rre d o n d o ; J o s eo : A r rItaeln.l I ’r c lto , W e st a lo n g th e s a i d H ast linn of th e jcnre the women and girls of different uses of limestone, ns well fore approved by the City Commis­ vided for by this resolution to be dh oe rr e h uAsrhraemn dl.u mAl hriiliam I ' r e t t o ; K r- sa id P e t e r .Miranda ( I r a n i In c h a i n s iism iis II. XteiloAvan; K llshu K. M o r­ t o p o in t of b e g i n n i n g : um l nls.i Jorida In regard to the following as the layman whose chief inter­ sion and constitute the plans nnd g a n : (h .i iv e n e u r T ill.n s.in . T r u s t ­ less, b e g i n n i n g a t a p o in t t.kilQ fu el pints: . . est lien in a broader geologic under­ specifications for said proposed mude nnd entered against the pro- ee; J . C, Itey w o m l, T r u s t e e . J o s e p h W e st or a point 10,110 c h a i n s N o r th The House of perty bounding and abutting upon 11. To give more thought and standing of Florida. H ay w o o d ;. Ktlus Yulee. h is w ife, of t h e I n t e r s e c t i o n of t h e S o u th improvement of Douglass Street --------- Yiilee, w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e h n i i m h m of th e s a i d p e t e r M i r a n ­ tne to the improvement and beausaid improvement shall be paya­ and Elliott Street between Monte­ Is u n k n o w n ; A d en K. S ty l e s ; J o h n d a D r a in , w ith t h e Avest lln tim lu ry fying of the home. r k . Ills w ife, -------------- C la r k . of S e c tio n 27. T o w n s h i p 19. S u n lit zuma Avenue and A, C. L. Rail­ ble at the option of the property Cw la 2. To make the home and its Sterling’s Rise Has h o s e C h ris t lap n a m e Is iinkiiiiAvni of Ita n g e 29 K ast. t h i s p o i n t o f b e ­ owners owning property bounding N a th a n ie l M, llroAvn, h is w ife,--------- g i n n i n g b ein g t h e n 7.27 c h a i n s W e s t emiscs as sanitary as possible. a width of. 18 feet, and this Effect on Sales Of road, — llrm v n . w h o se C h r i s t i a n Is u n ­ of t h e S o u th e a s t c o r n e r of th e To procure with the smallest commission hereby declares the and abutting upon such improve- k n o w n ; AluSes J . T a y l o r . J r . Ills S o u t h w e s t q u a r t e r of t h e N o r t h ­ T a y lo r, w h o s e C h r i s t ­ e a s t q u a r t e r of S e c ti o n 21. T o w n ­ liny of money possible the most e r v i c e Diamonds in London neccessity for the paving, repav­ nie.P as follows; either in full wianife,------------n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; D e n n is K gnn. s h i p 19. S o u th o f I t a n g e 29, H ast. ivenient kitchen, with labor sitvwithin thirty days after said asj* , ia.i Ills AA'Ife, —------------Kgnn, Avliose I lienee r u n n i n g W e s t filio f c t o th e ing, hard surfacing and re-hard devlcet'the most charming l s tl a ii n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; D avid W e k iv a I t lv e r ; b e g i n n i n g a g a i n a t v N a i a a a i i i i a i i i i M i a i i a f l i a M i a i i a B R i i i M B a i i a a a B B a i LONDON, July 18.— Diamonds surfacing of said portion of Doug­ se.siinents shall stand equalized, U'• rYlllee, Ills Avlfe, — — Yulee. t h e s a m e point of b e g i n n i n g . artistic dining room, bed as large as hazelnuts in settings approved and confirmed, or in ten Avhos C h r ls ll n n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; tli.-nea N o rth tfin f e e t . ' t i i e m - e ' W e s t [ma or living room. lla A. l i r a j v ; .....................................510 Knr.eli Hell, Ills f e e t t o th e W e k i v a I t l v e r ; t h e n c e for men have attracted much at­ lass Street nnd Elliott Street, ns equal annual installments with in­ K L To create a sentiment in her tention wife. . ..... . ||i .||. w h o s e C h r i s t ­ S p u t h w . S t e r l y a l o n g t h e m e a n d e r aforesaid, as a necessary public here lately where jewelry ian n a m e is u n k n o w n ; J a n i e s ll. line of t h e K a s l e r n lin e o f t h e said terest at the rate of eight ptT cent .McDonald, h i s Avlfe, ■ " lily that the home is the most of this kind is sold chiefly to - Me- W e k iv a I t lv e r t o t h e en d or th e Jowed shrine on earth, nnd that Americans. Englishmen, except­ Improvement. per annum upon all deferred pay­ D onald, avh o se C h ris t inn n a m e In fi r s t lin e; e u n la l ii in g N t-H tlct'es. h member may have a part in ing in rare instances, never wear HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, ments from and alter the time 1 unknoAvn; W illia m It. M acd o n ald n n d to 11nv a n d alt o t h e r n e r v o u s tils w ife.— —— M a c d o n a ld . avIu .mo w hose n a m e s a r e u n k n o w n , c l a i m i n g )ing to make it a place that diamonds, ospecinly as rings, and That a total expenditure not ex­ i r l s t l a u n a m e is u n k n o w n ; A l­ a n y r i g h t , ti t l e o r I n t e r e s t to t h e said special nssersments shall be 1‘i ' ever draw the family, g e r n o n S. Sillier, Ills w ife. ------------- p r o p e r t y h e r e i n a b o v e d r s e r l h e f #r he contest began Nov. 1, last, nn this account they never are ceeding Sixty Nine,Hundred Thlr- nml stand filially equalized, ap­ Spn«r. w h o s e P li r l s ll a ti n a m e ts nit a p a r t or p a r r e l th e r e o f . in tha jewelry shops until I ty-Flve nnd IC-lllO ($5,11:15.4(1) nnknOAvil; S ad ie S p e e r ; Klla A. ll Is h e re b y o r d e r e d t h a t y o u r.nd Iended on June 1, this year. In seen S p e e r ; W. J. Huchun, h is Avlfe,------ each of >ou h* nm l a p p e a r b e f o r e spring when the tourist Mason [)„|iar!» I* hereby authorized to proved and confirmed, and, ping the contestants they were opens. --Itliehan. Avliose t'hrlstlau name o u r sa id C ircu it C o u rt a t t h e C o u r t HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. is u n k n o w n ; J a m e s II. Cone, his II..use a t S an fo rd . P ln rld u . o n Die jvon credits on the following cover the cost of paving, re-paving, wife. — — (Nine. Avliose C h r i s t ­ That this resolution shall Iw and 3rd dnv of A u g u s t. A. I r 1925. um l Dealers here say the Americans Js: hard surfacing and re-hanl sur­ become effective immediately form ian n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; It u f Imi, XI. t h e n uml t h e r e m a k e a n s w e r t o t l i . are buying fewer diamonds than led room or living room: Light Ito b lo n : J o h n C oo p er, h is w lfo. hill of co m p la in t e x h i b i t e d a g a i n . t ooper, w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e you In i b i s c a u se . ] ventilation, 10; screening, 10, formerly. This is attributed to thu facing Douglass Street and Elliott and after its passage nnd adoption. lu-e —linkCMown; T o m a s J o s e M ira n d a I t Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t Dlls o r ­ illation 7, wnlis, woodwork uml fact that the stones are approxi­ Street between Montezuma AvoAdopted tliii) lllth day of July A. V Banelii'*; Jo s.-ru .M iranda y S a n ­ d e r lie puldlslied In t h e S u n f o t d mately as dear here as in the c h e s ; I t a m n n a X ltrnnda y H unches; M. raid, a n e w s p a p e r pulillsh e.l in ling 10, floor 10, furnishings 15, l.’ nue uml A. C, L. Railroad, a width [)., 1925. Kiifltm Miranda V Sanehex Vln.ta S a n fo r d . S e m l m d e C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , ^ ...L' . U . I, ... ■ I of,. ... . t, €»!_ lets, wardrobe or screen lb, United StntCk now that the pound! • IH feet, which said sum of Six­ de U iihhni; P.ttfluo lt o h l o n ; W i l ­ once cut'll w eek f o r e i g h t c o n s e c u ­ FORREST LAKE, (leniences suited to person liv- sterling ids virtually at pur, and ty Nine Hundred Thirty Five nnd lia m A. Illabee, Ills w ife, ----------- - tiv e Avsehs in addition ijiifclmsurs ,ure expect nisi..',-, w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is S. O. CHASE, W1TNKHS niv b n tut n n d t h e s e a l j in ro o m 8, attractiveness 15. u n k n o w n : W. T. ‘W e b s t e r , his w it of th e C ircuit C o u rt of t h e S e v e n t h pay the flj . percent dut) 1(1-100 ($0,936.10) Dollars is the Itrhcn: Lighting and ventilation ed to.pay C. .1. MARSHALL, 1 W e b s te r. Avliose C h rls tiu il J u d i c i a l c i r c u i t o f t h e S t a t e o f F l o ­ total estimated cost of said As the City Commission of the n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; A. S. Silver, Ms rid a. lu an d fo r S e m i n o le C o n n tv, I, screening 10, ease of cleaning when Hrrriving on tin*‘other side. wife, S peer, w h o s e C h ris t- on th is t h e !3rd d a y of M ay, A. D. | walls 10, floor 10, equipment 15, (. . improvement; that the entire cost A Savings Account nln na m e Is u n k n o w n : D W. S tle ff, 1925. ter supply 15, cooking facilities Decision On Byfield | of the improvement nforesnid, City of Sanford, Florida. Ills wife, ■■ S tl e f f . w h o so V K. D o t ' d LAM* A ttest: C h r is ti a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; J. D. C le rk of th e C ir c u i t C o u rt of th e storage for foAd-5, attractiveshall he assessed against all pro­ vert oil. Ills Wife, ------------- Wol - S e v e n th J u d ic ia l C irc u i t of F l o ­ * %r Hits the Bull’s Kyel bss 10. L. R. IMULII’S, (Seal) vWol Note Again Sustained e rt o n . w h o se C h r i s t i a n m im e Is rid a . In am i fo r S e m i n o le C o u n t y . perty abutting and fronting upon __ Sanitary Premises: Location of u n k n o w n ; L u t h e r 17. P o rter, Ills (S K A t.l City Clerk. w ife , ---------•— P n r t e r , w h o s e C h r i s t ­ li e C o tl e s A S p e n c e r. S o l i c i t o r s Min Inter supply 20, outdoor toilet 20, ATLANTA, Go., July 18.—The that portion of Douglass Street IN T i n : c m r i IT MU IIT o r T i l l ; ian na m e Is u n k n o w n ; L. C. Port* of C o u n sel fo r t h e C .im p la l n u n t. Jean surroundings 20, compost Georgia SK I IIV M I J l n i l I VI. IT Ilf I IT and Elliott Street between MottleIf you would shoal,Ht'raiuht toward success Supreme Court today af­ o r ri.oitiiM . in am i ro o m : ii kid 10, mosquito control 10, white firmed the decision of the Fulton ma Avenue and A. C. I- Railroad I noi.k i hi N il, in « H \ n<nnd fituuiciftl iiidcpondenco in IuUt .yeurs, let a ash or paint 10. etc. K I W -----'»,» a B o x i i a B M i i a a i B i H a f l i B M i a i a a i i i B i i B i i i i B i B B i i f l i N m . AiUjUi' I’limUiig: ■ Planting In {Inuitt'y'SinW'rttfi* CMin!'which, b«ld to M'lwrejfnprwved I>y"the- paving, Savings Account in Hiii Rank iaNivqiii' ^iL'iiow.duul .Sell, H iiim| ru(f. Ciinuila! riant, Its relation to size of yard or Ihwn that Clyde K. Hyfiold had legal re-paving, hard surfacing and reI’egular deposits in (nut account bo,your bull's 10, suitability of shrubs or vines and valid claim to a note of $20,- hard surfacing of said portion of W i l li a m W ltltn*./. el at. eye. By shooting straight at Uic mark you can­ 500, he is said to have received for certain locations 20, rosea or I O.feliili tils not fail by following tins plan. CIT A T O >N >ther flowers for decoration in the from Walter Candler, Atlanta bus­ Douglass Street and Elliott Street To WltMum VVhllnev, Ills wife. llurlnp nml Muslin, 72 inches wlilc, ready for use. width of 18 feet, and bouse plants at rear of house nr in iness man, while on an ocean trip a Wlillu.y. wIiumo I'lirlsllnu num« special garden 30; guod gr.s.i on aboard the Hercngerin a few years against all lota and binds adjoin­ !•* unknown; lion IVilrn A ll rum la. Iili wife, ' Mlrnmti.. whose town 15; trees, left in proper lo- ago. SEE US WHILE STOCK IS PLENTIFUL, ’li rlHtluu m im e M u n k n o w n ; , ,loan Hyfleld claimed that Mr. Cand­ ing and contigtous or bounding il'e ption, or planted lor beuutificaCutl'llllto. lilt wife.-, Klller had conducted himself im­ nnd abutting upon said improve iralilu. wiii.se I'hrlstlnn iion, 15. i mime Is un­ If. year* of SERVICE properly towards Mrs. tiyfiold that Sixty Nine Hundred Thirty known; .Inn n l>e Cm ru In", his wilt -Kiitralgo, whose ritrliitlnn while aboard ship and had given EiVo and 45-100 ($0,9:15.15) Dol­ ti.miM It uokoow n ; Mot. t K. Levy. PRCStDCNT him the note shortly after this lars is the total estimated cost ot III. w i f e , --------- -l.nvy, wlm-.e C h r i s t Inn ntmie Is oukmiwu; .)">e|ili M.n > alleged misconduct. At i • iloiutii. It■:> w ile. A rri" said contemplated improvement in itiimlo, w h o s e O i r l s t l a n mi mi* Is u n ­ G.E.MTALL Phone 218. Wclakii BUIr . the paving, re-paving, hard sur­ k n o w n ; I'riiH.-l.tn Ciiimfui'm. AttliiuArriiiluml". h i t wlr.*. —— A rNew Breakers Hotel facing and re-hard surfacing of l-ileiii.uilo, MANAGER u'liosi) C h r i s t i a n n.imu It iinU nuw n, I'eilro Ai r . ■ !<.o.i... h i t Will Cost $4,000,000 said portion of Douglass Street wife. —------- Arreitoiulo whose and Elliott Street from Montezu­ C l i r l s t l a n iiiin n Is u n h i m o n ; I ’urThe new' Inng distance telephone iiiimlo A rretlom lo , his wife. - - a a a a ia a a a R a a a ia a a a R a a a a a R a a a a a a a a a a a i R a a a a a a a a a a a ice to be inaugurated Monday i WEST I’ALM HLAt II, July 18. ma Avenue and A. C. L. Railroad Arreilonilo. w h o s e ChrlHIInu nu tile I. n o w n ; I k i lu r e x A rreiiiim lu; J u s n m Sanford to Orlando is ex- - A nuw |{r?“kcM *lot*L h»rger, to be specially assessed against all ou rn kM u rllm A rre ilo m lo i .M.in.imt A rted to greatly expedite husi- I m"IL‘ Pretentious and better mi­ lots and lands adjoining and con­ reilolulo; .lose A rreilonilo; Tlo-injor*. 's from Sanford to these points, Jjipped than the former one that A rreilonilo; lEaelo-l iq-.-iio |.,-r h u t tiguous or bounding and abutting luiml. A liralo o n I’r e l t o ; l i i . o i u u t ll. J ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ aaaiH aaaiaaB aaaw aaaaR M B aaB B M B aaaaaaaB B aB B B B aid tonneed Managed Howard Over- 1),u1rn[ '1 u\ the ground last spring ICtlsIui I". Mornnti. *hmvtmlay. ulu hostelry that boro tho nanu* upon said improvement; the sum eSlit!hisvitn; r u e i i r T ll lo t s o n . T r u s t e e ; I c. MeyJonager Overlin explains that wil* r**e 0,1 the site of the famous of $:t.in is the estimated cost per wofMl, T r u t l e e j .loKe|tU l*. II- » woiul; ■ ■ K ilns Yu leu. Ills Wife. -------------Yutoll calls will lie handlul just "Breakers’’ in days Rone hy. The front foot for said improvement. lee, w h o s e C h ris t lull mime It u n ­ ’• and‘ that nubxcrib- new building, details of which local‘ ctdls ; Alien !•*. S t y l e t ; Jolm C h irk , HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, kh ni to wwnife. ■ - ■■ C la rk . wfiunti Icalling by number will be cun- have not been announced, will cost That it is tho determination of C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; N a t h 15,000 Acres Marion County e*d within with the station in in round numbers $ 1,000,000.00. u le l M U ro w n , Ills wife, this commission that all lots and nllrn indu while they wait at the w n . w h o s e C h r i s t i a n u-Huti l s | ITS A C IN C H , T H E S A N w n ; Mosut .1. T a y lo r. Ir.. h i t AMERICAN CONSUL SHOT (phone, just as. though they were lands adjoining and contiguous or uwnikf en .o-------5 miles from Ocala. No waste. 20 -—■ T a y l o r , w hose C h r i s t ­ WHO W OTE, WASHINGTON, July 18.—The lag a number ia Sanford. hounding and nhutting upon Doug­ ian m im e Is u n k n o w n : P erm it Ktcm, miles of highway. Lake and river I order to render this express American Vice Consul, Harold G. lass Street ami Elliott Street be­ h i t w ife, ------------ - Kgnti, w h o se Y ty OLO KCNfOCKV Christian miiiiiii Is utiliimwn, 1hi Vrice it was necessary to in Brethreton at A*'uaa Caliestos, III D Ylllee Ills wife. YuluC. tween Montezuma Avenue nnd A. frontage. Jso and rearrange the equip- Mexico, was shot in the back and w h o se Clirlstlan nunio It unknown; M S W T A R E N T E R ,. xu in tho central offices and to slightly wounded on the night of C. L. Railroad will be ben- Klla A. Itruntley; Kmirli Hell, his i'iij »•*. Mk wife. — ■ — Uel). whose Clirlstlan C , J ......... ■„ ,s. |Muu additional Ion# distance1 July 1(1. Advices reaching here to­ efltted by the improvement o.imo In unknown; -lime- It Meday said cause of the shot was not provided for by this resolu­ Poliulit. Ills wife. Huts to the points involved. MellonnPI. whose <"liriotl.iu name it un­ I here is heavy telephone traffic known. known; Wlllhun II. Mar'h ti ihl. Ills _ tion, nml that the special assess­ ring all seasons Iwtwecn Sanwlfs,------------ Macdonald, whoso ■ F~ nrd Orlando and a growing Animal prdoucta furnish 10 per ments to be made nnd entered O i r i s t h i n na m e It u n k n u w n ; A l g e r ­ Quick Action Necessary 8 S h eer. Ills Wife—— mnnd for telephone service on a cent of the human food consumed against all lots and lands adjoin­ non s Si lee r. w hoso C h r ls ll u n n a m i 1 -delay basis. in the United Stutes. Hmll.i S p « o r; a ing and contiguous or bounding It u n k n o w n ; _______________________________________ Klin A. Speer. \V. J. Ilm-h.ui. Ills U Mnnagci Overlin believes that ■ nnd abutting upon such contem­ Jut*?: w ife. --------ll u r l m n , w h o se C h r i s t ­ The white race possesses 70 per new service will fully meet ia n m im e i t u n k n o w n ; Ja n ie s It. a JWed and that i: will prove cent of the cultivated land of the plated Improvement shall he made Cone, his wife. ------- Cone, whose chrlMtltiit n a m e Is u n k n o w n : Ku­ _ ,ul“r **K *oon as subscribers be- world,although it comprises only upon n foot frontage basis; that rina H u lilon; John C. C om irr, Kcunie ram,liar with it. 40 per cent of the world’s popula­ is to say, that in the preparation lilt wM. ife,.........— Cooper, whoso H i t points put that in order to tion. C h r i s t i a n n a m e I* u n k n o w n ; T o m a * of the special assessment roll cov­ J o t s M i r a n d a y S u tio h e i. Jo:-, fa M lrthis service and take udvait221-E. First Street, Opposite I'osloffice y H a n c h e s; Kamunu .Miranda ering the contemplated improve­ nnila p of the lower rates it is nivcsTho oldest Norwegian singing y K a n r l o s ; K u fln n .Miranda y ■ fy to call bv number. When a association in America is the Nor- ment, such special assessments H unches Vlmlii de K u h lo ti; Ituflllo ■aaaaaBaiaaaaaaaRRaaaaaaaRaaaaRBaaaaaaflaaaaaaaBaaH H a lto h lo n ; \N' 111ill III A. lllshi e, t, 1-4 fucuiur person is wanted the call manna Sangerkor, founded on Juno shall be determined and prorated w ife, ------------ 1tithe.', w hoso c h r l s t 1, 1859, at La Crosse, Wisconsin. _____ _____ 1J,'dled by Long Distance 1'*■ manner. N trn c E PAVING ASSESSMENT IN- , usical Program s To STAI.I.MKNTS MUST HE SAVEandi PAID WHEN DUE T H R IV E feature Night Service Tho first Installments for the I In . the Baptist Church paving of the folowing Streets will bo tlue, August 1, 11125: Sunfnrd Ave., .front Tenth to 1Tomorrow night at the First • Idist Church the first of a se- Fruiiklin Street. Sixth St. from .Magnolia Ave. ■ Bl i special Sunday evening r vices, featured by excellent to Oak Avenue., and from alley be­ Security For Travel Funds usicnl programs will be given ac- tween Oak and Myrtle to Laurel he woodwork in your llonie is the tiling that Ave. fding to Rev. F. I). King, ptutneeds your most careful attention—your most Widening pavement on Sixth r of the church, who announced Travelers find our Travelers* Checks a great aid exacting specification if you are pudding for en­ 0 subject of his message a t the St., front Magnoliu to Park, and in saving time and expense—and in the satisfac­ durance. The woodwork is the frame and back­ from Myrtle to Laurel Ave. bggest Business in Florida.” tion of traveling with n sense of security. Re­ Second Installment for the pav­ the musical feature of the serbone of your structure—it must have stability ( ch will be stressed more than ing of the following Street duo member to procure your Travelers’ Cheek from and rigidness. Only carefully selected, thorough­ Helping1you, working for your inter­ the past nnd the progruma that August 1, 1925: ns before starting on your next trip, ly seasoned lumber will do. That, is what we of­ Sanford Ave. from Fifth St. to being arranged are expected fer you. ests—That’s what we mean by it. (‘Uraet many church goers. Un- Tenth Street. Ellen Hoy, Tax Collector. mwly large attendance at the I Per Cent InlcrcHt Paid on SavtnK« Accounts muay evening services ia re port- Publish July 18-21-21-27 nml :tl. State Geologist Is ITS ItilB GIRLS TO (BTour,Examining E REWARDED Sand.RoadMaterRil 9 bette O ur quality, our service, and oui prices will satisfy you. HiDJLumber rZ-I-P£ S SEED BED COVER Iverlin Announces lewLong Distance [elephone Service KILGORE SEED CO. rF-WPlf s A Real Find $29.50 per Acre ■ Seminole Business Exchange Lumber for Your Home T Service 1 during the p ast few weeks and ‘ ,arKer congregations are ex- ct‘ d to hear Rev. King during series of special services. , ;ev- Ring has just completed n bhrec talks on the auli1 evolution, which wtro folIs n p r e s c r i p t i o n f o r keen interest by many “Pie here. The talks have been Malaria. Chills and Fever “ *n for the past three Wednes- Dengue nr Bilious Fever. y nights. It k i l l s ( h r grrnifc. 6 6 6 CARTER LUMBER COMPANY FIRST NATIONAL BANK M N F O I l l l . f i .a . Sem inole (l[ounfylj)cmk San ford .Fla. SG=3> STRENGTH- SERVICE - PROGRESS <s In Uur New Ilutm* On W. Third SI. R hone 565 Sanford. Florida U B aaanaM aB «aaaaaB aB aN aaB a& *B «aa7B aaB aaaaaaB B a T O B U Y Till-: NF.W IA TO PRO. OF IT FIRST IS TO HEAD ADVKRTlSEiUkNTS. �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY IS, 1925 “It’s The Man and Not His Words te Sanford Herald ItfT*—* every >H » r » w ■■May at In tarC , ereeyl t«r«d u Rpcond C la ss M atter. Ot<.W I t , t s t r , a t t h e t’o s t o lt ic s n sk 'o n l. F lo r id a u n d er A ct o f reh -. 1117. I I I I M I I I I T in S f U T M On* T e a r — I7.no HI* M o n t h s . 11 l a (JsJlvsrod In C ity l»y C *rrl*f, per Wvsk. IUv. We-cltlr E d itio n 1100 K » a r . ___________ All bhiiuary MMeva. cards of thsaka. resolution* •ml nolle** nl «nter:alnm*nts whers rhergaa a r e tia ile w ill ha ch a rg ed fir at reg u la r a d v e r tis in g rates. ■KNIirnTIIK A ssort ATKII IMlKSS ■FtM-'IAl* M e T iW ii T he A sso cia ted Praea la a sc lu a |T *|y e n titled •« th e uaa fo r rep ab llratlon o f a ll n e w s d isp a tc h e s credited to It or not o th e r w is e c r e d ­ ited In th is paper and a ls o th e lo ­ cal n e w t p u b lish ed h erein . Alt r ig h ts o f rep u b licatlu n o f sp e c ia l d isp a tc h ­ e s herein a re a ls o r e e e r -e d . ____ _ SATURDAY,~JULY 18, 1925 TUB IIBRALiyS PLATFORM 1^—Deeper water route to Jackson­ ville. X —Construction of St. Johns-Indlsn River canal. J,—Estension of white way. 4.—Extension of local amusemrnts. —Swimming pool, tennis courts, ' i .—Augmenting of building pro­ gram—houses, hotels, apartment 4 ' house*. | g,—Extension of street paving proL gram. , ; *X*— Construction of boulevard ground Lake .Monroe. | 8/—Completion of rity beautifica­ tion program. ! 9.—Expansion of school system with provision for increased faI dlltles. 'You must read it in his life, you must find it in his deeds, not in anything he says, or his glibly spoken creeds; you must sense it in his smile, you must feel it when he’s nenr. There’B no other way to know if your fellow man’s sincere.” That is the opening stanza of an Edgar Guest poem which will serve to help you to measure the goodness of your fel­ low mnn. “You must read it in his life.” That’s really all there is to it. The nlleged good man and good woman who contribute nothing to the betterm ent of the community in which they live are good—for nothing. , The people who have beautiful creeds, but do not live up to them in any positive way; the people who prate a great deal about right nnd wrong, but who practice most of the deceits and knavery they condemn; the people who assume that “holier-than-thou” attitude, but show again and again base instincts, nnd corrupt habits; nil of these people arc among your lists of ncriuaintnnces if you are on the look out to “read it in his life", or "find it in his deeds.” “It’s the man nnd not his words which we read from day to day”. Guest says in another stanza of this poem. And ns Elbert Hubbard once so truly put it, "It is what we think nnd what wo do that make us what we are.” The talky man, the preachy man who conveys nothing in his smile of genuine kindliness, and nothing in his voice of true sympathy, anil nothing in his deeds of real unselfish­ ness often gets standing in a community just through his words. Hut the great citizen is the fellow who practices the Golden Rule, and usually fails to talk about the Golden Rule. He is also the man who is always ready to give a helping hand, but who does not report his deeds of kindness to in­ fluential friends. H ew is the man who smiles from his heart and has a way of cheering other people regardless of the troubles that may be casting shadows across his path. And “you read it in his life, you find it in his deeds, you sense it in his smile, you feel it when he’s near.—Oh I it’s great indeed to know that a fellow man’s sincere! THE BUSY MAN’S NEWSPAPER As Brisbane Sees It If you could teach gold f; sir* they would be fine f Nothing nee mi to take off Ills feet as fast,as a go< ruing. prospirtiy nnd booms, wc worry little nbout the unemployed. That good old saying, “The devil take the hindmost," covers our unem­ ployment problem fairly will, for the average man. They arc less fortunate in Eng­ land. There the problem of un­ employment, acute after the war, persists. The idle Britisher, not willing to bo philosophical with an empty ntomach and hungry child­ ren, has persuaded his government that it is not safe to lenve him idle and penniless. Men nre ro lucky, ran tell when women at them. What spoils n good party , er than having the chaperon* up all the liquor? I E :— Office 148______ MISS KATHRYN WILKEV, Society Editor. T~ALFORD Miss Marcia Patterson MOWER BY " ' [STERBY Myrtle Avenue. io color scheme of a wan carried out in ■ —titles „f xinnias K used in decoraKeveiiiiig two interK e r o enjoyed. The ■ n,, w„n by Miss K received n B e bride’s contest i^Floise Itraily. who K i s s Mina HowK , given a Cotya’ ri If yo.t wnnt to loam to dive, fall in love first, so you oaro what happens. Cannry birds nre nwful IThey should knit socks or checkers like firemen do. oil Maybe you could outfit a fish with a net of false teeth tench him to catrh rats. FROM THIS came the “unemployniont dole,” cash pnid to every mnn idle through no fault of his own, nnd sufficient to keep body nnd soul together. Here we should cnll that paternnlixnt or bolshevism. In Britain they cn!l it a common sense way to avoid bolshevism, and .they nre right. America’s successful men have done little thinking nbout problems that they will have to fnce some day. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY THE LORD SUSTAINS: They that await upon th<* Lord nhnll re­ new their strength; they ahull mount un with wings ns eagles: in newspapers, magazines and periodicals throughout the they shall run and not In* weary: MR. ALFRED MOND, starts u and they shull walk and not fuint. country. It is being pictured as a land of opportunity, the violent discussion with this sug­ place for the poor man to become rich nnd the rich nmn to gestion. “Instead of paying a dole Isaiah 40:31. to idle workers, give it to business become more wealthy. THE SAFE RULE men ns a subsidy, on condition With all of its advantages ns a place to make money When I was young my parents that they spend the money hiring quickly, n new country to develop and as a playground for the idle men, thin increasing husinesa said, The way to build up muscle idle rich, Florida possesses still better nnd more substantial activity, nnd the government re­ And make my •blood both licit characteristics in its natural resources. venue through increased income and red, tax. Itut almost nil of us are too busy to find out just how Was to get out and hustle. They told me that the idle loaf great a state we live in. We are concerned more in what THIS SUGGESTION »o make Who does whate’er he pleases. is going on in our Itome town, and many of us even then can­ the doli* subsidize the most depress And likes to sit around nnd loaf lines of industry, it is pointed not step fast enough to keep up with conditions and the i-d Gets all tile worst diseases. nut, would make no difference to growth of the place. the government or the taxpayers. And almost they persuaded me In statistics recently published in the Tampa Times, The money that must he spent To join the laboring faction, Florida’s wealth is more strikingly revealed. Here nre some anyhow might better he given to And go out in the world to he business men to hire labor on a of the more pertinent facts. They are well worth clipping subsidy A man of stir nnd action; basis, than merdy paid ttnd reading often: To hustle after fnme and pelf, out to keep men sitting about idle And get them very quickly— and demoralized. With an area of thirty-five million acres, it has And thereby wisely save* myself, under actual cultivation two million nnd a half acres. From being weuk nnd sickly. TDK BRMIII.KM is serious for These acres produce more than one hundred thou­ British taxpayers are paying the But toiling very soon I found, sand carloads of products worth one hundred millhn dole to 2,0iMI,nuo idl workers. Of Exceedingly distressful, these 400 000 are the "normally dollars—sent north to feed people of other states. And so I never got around, unemployable," the . uh-normal, in­ There are eleven hundred nnd forty-live miles of To make myself successful. efficient, that in old days would Ami now as kit MiiwiP Tit •tTSd' » out two hundred and fourteen million dollars’Worth have he-a allowed to die of tile The words of a physician, of nmnufuclures annually. ricketi or wasting disease, In inI’m very glad I did not heed, fnney. «.r to starve to dentil, at There are eleven hundred nnd forty-five miles of My parents' admonition. their leisure, ns adults. scncoast and a fish trade that is worth fifteen million Public opinion, which meant th.* He says that hustling breaks proverbial Briti di party no longer down health, permits leisurely starvation. And he would not advise it, The side subsidy for business Fur no one climbs to fame wealth plan is violently attacked. It* is Who rushes forth and tries it. argued that industries not getting And though I’m what the hoys the dole subsidy would soon de­ cnll "thick.’< velop a demand for it, ns Imaines.t And somewhat flabby muscled, men would shut dmvn in order to I’vo never been the least hit la* paid for resuming business ami eick— i ('hiring their min. It is stipulutBecause I’ve never hustled. • d in tin* plan, of course, that nil , —James J. Montague. hired men must lx* paid trade uniort wages. Men generally shine when they hove imbibed too freely of "shine." IN THIS country it would In* said off-hand, "If a husinesa mini is not able to make his business A lot of (teopln get abend hut go without government ludp to sometimes it’s only in n fast auto­ pay ids workmen, let him go out mobile. of business." That sounds convincing, hut Ixive is blind but sometimes SANFORD’S FORUM when you see rnilrouds authorized marriage proves to bo an eyeby government to raise rates and opener. Editor The Herald: to see over in some instances. tin* public com|iclied to pay the Dear Sir: It will he a right move when the mist*, you realize that even this A good business mnn is tin* That was a fine editorial in The county commissioners i|ikc over one who makes hay whether the Herald mi July I I nbout the con­ the job of huving the road sides iJiorious republic resorts to the subsidy when men well organized sun shines or not. dition of the road sides. Not only cleaned and add it to tin- taxes and sufficiently powerful demand Celery Avenue but all the others, of the shiftless property owners. Benrilall, Cameron, Geneva and Such is a law in many northern It is hard to account for others ate a disgrace to the |M-op|e states. faults of others because we MR. GEORGE W. IllNMAN. owning and living behind regular tho same (men ourselves. Respectfully yours, whose thoughtful writings repre­ hedges of weeds and trash too tall Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth. sent the American business man Do you xupnoso by any chance well, ask" “ Did rndienlism get ii • William Jeniiiiigs Bryan is »ugdeath blow last November I, or MY FAVORITE STORIES gesting that we c h a n g e the Demo­ is there more to come?” By IRVIN S. COBH cratic emblem from the donkey to There is a three-part answer to the monkey? that. Sir Frank Lockwood, a famous j witness’s own answers that lie was First, there wasn’t any real rad Arrangements have been com­ Kngli di crosi-examiintr, delighted not of good reputation ami that In­ iealism last fall, only Senator l.a pleted for a big loan in New York in compiling stories of apt re-!came of a line of chronic nffen- Fullette, a very sincere, earliest, for the German rity of Cologne. lort-i made by witnesses on th e'd o rs—housebreakers and even mtir- nnd useful mnn, exercising hi. Gosh, it must have gotten d o w n -iI ii ml iii civil o r c r i m i n a l p r o - ' il er e i s. constitutional right to tun fur pres­ erodings. One of the favorites of! “ |« your father living?" asked ident. to ita last (s)ccnt. h i s c o l l ec t i on d a t e d h a r k t o the t h o i n q u i s i t o r . Second, rncidnlism did not get Since the monkey lias been lime when execution for capital "No, me poor father's dead." its death blow hist November, even brought into s o much prominence offenses in England were curried "How did he die 7” if you call LnFollette, "radicalism" " *E died of a broken neck." by the Dayton trial, we suppose out publicly. lie is far more influential now in According to Kir Frank, a Cock"How did he happen to break his grave than he was last No­ it will be quite proper to speak of it man us "knowing Ids cocounuts.” ney upm-ared to testify in an is-1his neck?" vember. sue. On cross examination th e 1 "Well, 'e fell off a scaffold just Third, there is to come, plenl) An account of a wedding ap­ legal representative «.f the oppos- 1outside of Negate, talkin' to u more "radicalism," which meanpearing in the New York Times ing side undertook to show by tin* clctgymnn." people thinking for theuiselve rays aiming other things, "Eight Aml there will la* more of it l> young bridesmaids In knuKi-colcome ten thousand years hence LET THE PEOPLE DO IT ored georgette dresses of almost and later. NT. PETERSBURG INDEPENDENT km-e-li-nt'tb and sleeveless picture huts arrived nt the church." Can’t RADIt ALINM LIKE conservat­ you Just see the Kanford girls ism is of two kinds, good and had. Waring those kind of huts now. idciit ( oolidgc s laconic comment | cnnslructivi* and destructive. American business men and others on the news that frii-ml* propns-' Because of the increased horse­ should plan now for a peaceful fu back riding in Chicago, Alderman t-d to buy him a $125,000 white! tuie, out* in which radicals nnd McKinley of that city lias intro­ house for th>* summer. conservatives nut live together, It is a diplomatic veto, us tactful duced mi ordinance, which would euch getting t It::. to which lie i> require that hordes be equipped a rejection of the gift ns the pres­ entitled, namely, what his ability with tail lights. ident cun make without injuring and industry produces. We’ve traveled the world wide the feelings of those who think to do him ii favor. Ai a matter over Ten thouaand times or inure; of fact they place him in an em­ Hut a tail-light on u saddle horse barrassing position, ’I hey prob uhly in.dud into the project Wo hove never seen before. thoughtlessly with the host intent­ ions in tlie world. Hud tlv y con­ sidered hut a uiomen they would have gone no far liter than to dis­ cuss it. Tin* prciideiit could not afford to nciept t..* present. With Ids high sense of propiicty lie re a iizea at once that it might place prove distasteful. No executive can lx* put under un obligation apt to rttain too much (iccdom ot ac*lion, and while the friends who offer the gift may not entertain the rc mutest idea of a favor to 1 By dividing your money Pl |!y you can make it multiply To American Employers. Study Britain’s Problems. . To Solve Your Own. Make Work Attractive. I1Y ARTHUR BRISBANE (Copyrnssit 1JI6) THE DOLE worries British tnxpnyers whoso pockets supply it, and the workers, tired of idl 'ness, with barely enough to keep them Florida—A Substantial State alive, are restless. This young nation, when grown Florida is a great state. With its tremendous possibili­ a little older, will meet the prob­ ties, it is becoming the subject of many articles appearing lems that worry rdd nations now. THE SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY, JULY 18. 1925, DAN DOBBS SAY? It is dangerous for n chick crons the road. Hut not ,0 gerous ns to cross a ditch. If nil the arguments in j, world were placed end to er)l| £ wouldn’t reach any concluaiK Many n good flivver get,^. by someone who doesn’t u u , it. Same is true of p-ofc Many a man who was dru»\y night before tells her lie o.gv* sleep for thinking nbout her. First thing to do when ynurtat1 camp is to line up all the be; and make them wash their f«t 'NEfeC^ec? t? A ^ aim And if a gold fish had (i teeth you could kick him out door for chowinj your .*li^ JUST IN PASSING HY R. HOLLY You hear a lot of apple sauce nbout the land sharks in Florida. There may la* land sharks in FloVida nnd if there are, the majority of them have come from other states to operate in Florida during the hectic flush of land selling. ’Ihey follow the crowd just like they would in an old boom or gold rush. The home people have nothing to do with any of ibis sharking stuff only in isolated cases. SATURDAY EVENING SERMON Ily REV. PAUL C. BUKIIANS members of the Turthseeker’s Class ns hostesses. The b u .ln eJ session indicates that there is a great den I of interest nnd concern is being put into the Sundny School work nnd the reports submitted were very gratifying, showing n substantial growth. A soc­ ial half hour was enjoyed during METHODIST NOTES By Mrs. John I). Jinkins Mrs. D. P. Drummond entertain­ ed several tallies at bridge in her Ben Tuthill of usual gracious manner Friday af­ ternoon, complimenting Sfiss Mar­ cia Patterson. Pastel ] shades were used . .. .through out the rooms in, decoratin' ' ig, rad­ snanbanco roses,, glndiolnr, .. . and — ----,. dragons being artistically cotnhinod to carry out this dainty color motif. Places were marked hy tallies also done in pastel shades. At the conclusion «r a pleasant afternoon of lirid--' scores were counted and Mm, ilawkins ConnelFriends of Mrs. P. M. ly was found to hold high nnd was presented a lovely rnir of r.ilk of Tarpon Sprirign will be ( hose. Mis., Marcia Patterson, tho nenrn she is impioving after ccvem illness. Evening little r.ruEnie in dressed in ■carrying n basket ted in the chosen Lents for the bride. refreshcourses, ■ion of the evening iere served, which ; the dainty color a. Munroc Hutton. Mrs. and green, own. Mrs. II. B. Baggett, ig thin lovely ocR. Kirklcy, Mrs. Ed. Bets, ■ses Margaret /.ao Henry, Ethel oitton, Lillian Shin... Miss .................. Hand, Mina How- Henry, Alisa Ahby Doudnry, Miss |y, Nonie Williams Eleanor Herring nnd Miss Helen Ann I-eo, Allie Shepard of Ningnrn Fnlin, N. Y. Chittenden, Drone j Bailey, Maude Rev. J. I conference j night, also ing s> rmon. Bell held quarterly I-ahe Mpry Sunday reaching the cven- nephew, Arthur Drew of Osceola. Prnyor Mr. and Mrs. John Pezall, Jr., nt 8 p. ni and baby and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Visitors P a u li and two children returned shin with Tuesday from several weeks visit ' to their former home, St. Louis, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Cnrraway and children are nt home from u three w«pkx' visit at their former home in Dothan, Ala. They motor­ ed through and had an enjoyable trip. O. W. Smith has built a new tenant house near his residence on Cameron Avenue. Mr: Parinnlec Is building u barn nt his Cameron F o i l .00 CTS. City farm. J. J, Jones and J. C. Ellsworth are building bnms on F rom SITICIIIS3 CO.. C om m erce, On. their D?ardnll Avenue farms. At Drug Stores Mr. \V. R. Preyntt of Moore’s Station joined her mother, Mrs. L. V. iCucTy and sister. Miss Alethin Curry, of New Smyrna on a trip to Key Wert to visit Mr. and Mrj. G. TAYLOR DYER Arhold Curry. Mr. Curry is in the United States radio service. Printing—Decorating Mrs. Elizabeth McDonald nnd Mr. and Mr.?. Don McDonald and PHONE 303 children have moved from San­ ford Hcii'hts to their new home and farm on Cameron Avenue. Mrs. McDonald is occupying the cottage and Mr. nnd Mrs. Don Mc­ Notice Ladies— Donald the new bungalow. For New Mattresses, renovating, upholstering, upholstery material'1 A t The Churches CALI. Merchants W hen you first showed m e th e Dia­ m on d Heavy Service Cord end talked so en th u siastically abou t itf I told you it w ould have to be a wonderful tire to sta n d u p under th e puDlsh* m e n t from m y trucks, as th e service Is u n u su ally severe. However, I m u st now confess th a t 1 have never fou nd a tire th e equal o f th is Heavy Service Cord. Y ou can aay th a t w ith my fu ll perm ission. W ight Bros. Co Sanford, Florida The “Boosters Class" of the Methodist Sunday School, and Sanford tnotr Rin*8t% including many memf ir s t iia p t ih t c h u r c h U'r* of the Epworth Lr»gu<\ left Rev. F. D. King, Pastor M attress Factory the rlitueh nt H o'clock Friday Sunday school 9:30 a.m. Phone 102-M night and motored to Lake Mary i Those who miss the First Bap­ for nn evening of recreation nnd tist Sunday school miss a great pleasure. After an onvigorating hour. Mrs. A M. Gortlay of Way- swim and social time, delicious Mornin- worship nnd sermon 11 cross is visiting her daughter, Miss a.m. Dr. .1. .1. Bullen will H|>enk at i I -mmine Gorily, sli nographi-r for •J4-H* -s-4- 4* <• the morning hour. Every member the Southern Utilities. of the church should hear Dr. Bui­ lt li. Youn- People’s Union 7 o’­ # W. Hailey* who has beet! clock. 1h*r sister in Miami, left .Evening service 8 o’clock. Mrs. Vaughn Hostess visiting last week for Georgia to visit Iter Subject of sermon, The Biggest mother and other relatives. At Luncheon Friday Ijusinc:- in Florida. There will be a miisicnl feature Our members ar<* anx.mia to g*»t Mrs. A. Vaughn graciously en­ acquainted with the now members during tin- early part of the ev­ tertained at a luncheon Friday nlr.o the strangers in town. ’ The ening service unljke anything giv­ names and addresios of there ju 3t en ill the First Baptist Church in tan Gives for Mrs. fleorge Herring, M iss1 her history. Klcnnor Herring, her guest, Aliss received into the church are: Sunday Evening 8 o’clock Tty Friday Helen Shepard and Messrs. A. II. Visitors and friends and cordial­ Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ruff, 711 ly’ welcomed. Stone. Bark Avenue. i Campbell Shades of pink were pleasingly Cobh and Mrs. Miller, mothMrs. Reeve, 2000 First Street. i.-ter of Mrs. O. ,1. Bope, CHRISTIAN CHURCH carried out io decorating, a pro­ Mr. nnd Mrs. K. M. Walker, 112 ilr . Bope and Llii^igliters, ■ iinn charmingly fusion of zinnias and asters beinir R. L Hill. Deacon French Avenue. ■••vernl days * at Daytona Snnd-.e School at 9 :15 a.m. ■ tallies at bridge Mrs. .1. lfc Saidin uml run, Shir­ NOTHING LIKE IT IN HISTORY OF B i complimenting Social Service and Lord's Sup­ ley Apartments. Biphell of AberMr. nnd Mrs. I. J. nnd L. B. per nt II a.m. •I. G Waits nnd family motor­ Wilson, 105 \V.9th Street. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH H is the guest of No evming services until fur­ ed to Enterprise recently, visiting ■ Bell. Mr. and Mrs. \V. II. IVaks, Eight ther notice all members of the the Orphanage. A delightful sur­ Hundred Block Magnolia Ave. iB garden flowers church are cordially invited to at­ prise of a large bunch of bananas tend then* services. roinhined in dcwas i;iwn them. ■ds and zinnias beEast Sanford CIIURi II OF THE HOLY CROSS iiting flowers. AfWe’ll Shoot the Mosquitoes and Give You a Fan la per Crowley, nn employe of I of scores it was Sixth Sunday after Trinity. * government, stationed at Sail­ Okie Weeks came home Satur­ Sunday School 9:45 o’clock. ■ .Margaret Zachary Don’t Miss the First Moment 'd and president of the Epworth day from Tampa for a short stay. Morning Service II o’clock. I* awarded a bottle ague, spent the week end with E. L. Brown has bought the Lio­ [mo. The honor homefolka at Myakka, Fla. nel Monroe farm and rc nlcnce at FIRST METHODIST CHURCH iln-d Campbell waa Upsala and Grapeville Cameron city. Rev. T. J. Nixon, Pnsor luster flower holdMi. nnd Mrs. C. O. Bradbury Mrs. D. C. Potter ami Daniel Services on Sunday as follows: The poultry dub meet on July prize fell to Misa a'id Max, Mr. and Mrs. liarndd Clyde, dr., nre returning tills 15 at Alice Vihliu’s home. Sunday School, B. F. Adams, Su­ Bradbury and baby left Julv 15 week front a visit in Chicago and perintendent, 9:30 a.m. Won of the game a Mr. Bridgeman came from Ojus by auto for a tour through Geor­ cleswhere. Morning Worship, sermon by course wan served. for hisdnughter, Sadie, on Satur­ gia, visiting all the important cit­ Peter llucurel has returned to the Pastor II a.m. Bell graciously day. ies and town. . They expect to he Cleveland, Ohio, after a weeks’ Epwoith liCague Meetings, 7 p. deman in entertainEmil Magnusnn was in Ising- gone about two weeks. visit with (lie Bucurel family at m. wood Tuesday for more lumtier for Cameron City. Preaching hy the Faster, 8 p.m. Irij*^ new house. . P.ev. R. F. Turner,, ronfi/rence , The East ,-ide mail aman. R. C. Sunday school will meet July secretary 'for Christian Education Long i.t having a two’ weeks' va­ 19 and 2»l at 9:30 instead of 2:.lil Movement was in Sanford last cation, with John Cranson, uuhiti- ................................................................................................................... while Rev. Clark is on his vacat­ week looking after the interests tuting for him. ion. of Southern College. He waa very Mr, nnd Mrs. Joe Cameron and an left Friday for Mr. nnd Mrs. Wester and family milch impri ted with Sanford and young people have returned from (I the week-end. a month's motor trip through visited Sunday evening at the beiieve? it lui I a great future. severul : tales. home of Mr. and Airs. II. C. Lu.nlqutst. Bov. J. F. Bell, presiding elder Mr. and Mrs. Brown Miller have .Mrs. Borcll spent Sunday nt the of the Balatkn Di.strict waa in returned to their homo on Celery home of Air. and Airs. Carlson. Kanford Sunday, preaching the Avenue from u-'verul weeks’ stay morning sermon and holding quar­ at Charlotte, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Bops* of terly conferenc in the afternoon. Bro. Bell, mnnv yearn ngo, was Gindervilh* have pone to Mel­ E. L. Lundqui.it is pastor of this church and Sanford bourne. Mr. Bone will do carpen­ cation from the pa; always welcomes him. ter contracting there. working on his nev Alisa Maggiu Gatlin of Pul-itl..i IV, J. .McBride have Wynn helping him. Jacksonville where , Alis.i Minnie Beck is entertain­ I The Workers Council of the is gtie: t of her sister, Mrj. C. A. 4+ *:,*>*f'{,*n,->,fr4 Methodist Sunday School met Tues­ Palmer of t'.iiuernu City. Mrs. bests of friends. ing Misa Alary Field of New York, day night at the Parsonage with Palmer al.so has a:s her gueat hoi and Alins .Mitchell of Arcadia as » has been called house guests this week. C. on account of George Bruce Miller of Ken-' * "f her brother. lucky, cousin of Airs. Volio Wil­ E. S. Hockey and liams, has accepted a position at a New lvayser Silk Teds, Gowns and 'oris have return- filling station in Sanford. Airs. William Swain has lieen ut stay of several Steps-ins. Beautifully trimmed with confined to her bed from bronch­ cream laces, made of heavy fla t ial trouble for a few days. Mi s ’raney nnd little Westerdick called, Tuesday. crepes and crepe de chine. Klrcml: Mrs. NeNon and daughter, Alrr. orrison Galchell. Miss Stewart, MYs. Minormer’s eriek were among those calling to, $11.50, $5.00 to $7.50 each see the new hahie.i in Grapeville. i [U S. Leake re Woodard Bt*rtleson experienced y from Charlotte a painful accident, having his fore met .Mr. Leake’- arm cut by an axe while helping falo, N. Y. him trim trees. Dr. Denton took Van Kaultc Silk Underwear several stitches in it. An 11 pound boy, Marvin! Gowns, Teds, Step-ins and Bloomers. Dwnine, was borm July II, 1925 to I Mr. nnd .Mrs. Archie Swanson. Fine crepes* prints, flesh and white Mother nnd baby are doing well under the care of lir. Denton and Musical Feature other words, the fulness and H H feet ion of love is seen wh.n supreme sacrifice is made fur vdildr loved ones. N. ( As a teacher, Jer.us is uninutil’en this, that his entire life wa a pftitk fed illustration of the great pr jrtlsl ciples nnd truths lie taught, g, m These "birds” come down hero to buy nnd sell our prop­ He taught that man should ;?prf erly and they usually have recommendations showing they Goil first in his life and love, j ?ot were friends of the President, of the secretary of the treas­ nil his lift* his heart said to A pt ury, of .1. B. Morgan, of this one and I lint one whose name Futher, "Not my will but can he conjured with to put it over. They tie up property O God In* done. ’ HH thirty days to examine the abstract and if they can turn this He taught that men were b*88 "Greater love hath no man than property before the thirty days nil well and good. If not they : top payment on their checks or give wooden notes and the this, that n man lay down his land owner is out of luck. life for hij friends” Jesus, ns repoited hy John, 15 13. Thin la the ngo of great things. Great associations, great combina­ tions, great undertakings, great institution):, great inventions nnd lifiriul love (or »*•'» Calvary with Ita cro- r, g/"n/ by the white light of a love tfc shall never die, reveals Jeon The only safe way to sell your property today is to de­ preim* faith in Gods great love I mand a certified check to he put up in a hank for the examin­ men and in the glorious po.ub; ation of the titles and a carrying out of the contract to the letter. If th<‘ man who is buying the land fails in his part ties in stpre for sinful and yn of the contract the forfeit should he taken hy the hank and tent men'who long for life’s b given to the land owner after ho has completed his purl of possession, fellowship with G<* tlie contract. Jesus laid great stress upon i prime importance of love in j And if you hear any more reports about land sharks in r.liginus life. "If y«‘ love me U Florida, you can si t the people of the other states straight my commandments," this i i hy stating the truth about the sharks nnd where they are commandment, that ye love « coming from at this time. Florida people cannot afford to another. "By this shall all w have these sharks in their midst as it gives the state a had know ye ate my disciples, if I name that is not deserved. I can remember u:< far hack as love one another." twenty years ago when these sharks sold Florida land hy the Jcsui knew what was Is*for.': quart. Ami wh<n un investigation was made the sharks were disciples. lie knew they wuulJ all people from northern states, who bail come down Imre to persecuted, imprisoned, killed. ! heat people out of their money. knew that sacrificial love tux he needed for many year*, * Years ago the land sharks set out to lake the innocent his story shows that many of ti Investor’s money. Now they have set out to take our lunds t-arly disciples gave up their la for thirty days in order to speculate on them. They have rather than betray their l.n-ihn nothing invested, have no real money of their own and are All through the ages there b1 simply down here in Florida to get wlint they cun get away been times when sacrificial I" with it before they get cought. has lieen needed and greater I has ben mnnifsted. It i< It is good news to know that the work of filling and grad­ even today. The Churdt * ing around Ilie Hotel Forest Lake has begun, with the chances progress cannot go forward ow good for the completion of the work hy Oetnlar first. This as men love it with n sactiiua means that our splendid new tourist hotel will he ready for love that says as the Master u* occupancy on the first day of January. "Not my will oh God, hut thi*' done." There will he more people in Sanford by N'nvi-mlier first The same old conflict is goinM tiian ever before and we should he ready for them. Let every­ between truth and error, rd one who is able, eri-ct an up apartment house, or a house for and wrong, good ami evil. rent or gel some of your vacant rooms ready for the winter I is no neutral ground. Each q tourists. There are plenty of rooms here if you will make up must stand for or against tij your minds to rent them. I know one city that takes tourists ] hosts buttling for supremacy. I in the summer time and they have only a few hotels hut there | always know where to find -IJ ure enough rooms in privulo houses to take cure of ten thou­ And every true follower *>( sand tourists. will he found standing w it'l i very life for truth and purl J It is always best to thresh out our difficulties in the ; You will remember that M Chandler of Commerce meetings ami let them end there. The hud left Juil.*a because (’handier of Commerce is the place to settle them and the out­ was in danger. When azaru‘1 side world need know nothing about our differences. ! sick his family sent word t*»*1 n h [returned Frida Iii fact the Chamber of Commerce is good for many nil■lilting. N. v. whei sus delayed going, until " ments in our city uml should be used more than it is now— n e |n ie with his pa, Then his love for Lazarus 1 ' without our Chamber of Commerce there would be no Knnstrong and desirous of conn-'"ll l * 1- ^'H ip Bach. ford don’t furgit that. We never undertook any thing quite t h e sisfc-rs h e decided to rcturi as fine n.< the campaign now being put uu to make our Cham­ "'jrand Mis, Win. Bethany, His disciples kn * ber of Commerce the biggest, thing in the city. tho danger, sought to persu-Gj’ " '" ' day from etersburg, wlu-re Master not to place him *1 Tin- big drive does not mean mi-iiihcrships alone. It goes ueits „f fr|Cnds. danger, but as he was deter®' much farther than mere memberships, it means selling tluto go, Thomas said to the Chnmbi-r of Commerce to the people and through thu en­ "" returned to“lA-t us also• go that wo n>J| larged scope of tlie Chamber of Commerce selling the city 1,1**• Tenn., where with him.’’ 'Greater love nt*1* to our own people ami to the world nt large. Once we can ending the sumself known in those word* do this we will have a city of fifty thousand jH-uple in a short ihe Peabody InThomas. time. All men may have this Gf Some day there will he a boulevard all nrnund Lake .Mon­ love of which the Master H "J*" "f little Miss How may it he obtainedroe with a fine While Way ami everything to niake it one dl. the daughter of tin- fiin-.it drivei in tlie state of Florida. And it is not too ii-cii of old possessed **•. ■J * Marshall will lute to think about that concrete bridge from the foot of Burk Apostle had it. John the that she is ill in nvenue to llenioii Springs, or Enterprise as we know it best. eil had it. How uni it r°n,< pneumonia. Nome day tlu-ae (beams will all come true. th*m. . The source nr fountain " divinely great love is in *•' fare if idl nations would cut out us is the channel through * Mr* Lottie Contemporary Comment poison gas iu propaganda.—Louis­ -Marjorie Dentthe divine comes to man. I"1' ville Times. 1,1 >• and Ain E. M. association with Jesus Cbr*1 "ilnent in society. faith in him, opens the f"“ of heavenly Jove until 'V 1 ( Just when the world was hop­ •Newton J.ovell, heart to overflowing. Bel"* ing to abolish war by abolishing a recent event, with all the fullness of God * J the cause of war, along coinca Ad­ "riday as the ; ply being filled with love 1 miral Fiske and say.-, that women 'cuts. They left this love which l*uul wrote »> nre the cuuae of war. So now nil pend some time ’Ihe love that never faile**1 : he's are off.—Detroit News. er points in the Ilove of God shed abroad >n "In France 1 want Ficiu-li music 7e state. h *aG , hv th« tlnlv Ghost mid in ituly I want Italian music," A monument to Tom Sawy**r says Mr. Albert Coates. What we and •Huekclberry Fil.n ia to he erall want is American music in et tnl in llaiuiihnl, Mo. But it i.Sandwiches at America.—Punch. n. three miles still too caily to know whether Dayton, Tenn., will put up a mon­ Open for buaGermany expresses willingness ument to Adam or tho upc.—Palm to cut out poison gnj in warfare. Beach Times. There would be less danger of warEditor*4 Note: This weeks sermon is hy Rev. Paul C. Burhnns, former pastor of the Congregational Church of i.'da city, who /resigned Ids pastorate last fall to remove to Fott Myers. Roy. Burbaas, on a recent visit hero, kindly concented t i furni h The Herald with sermons at vniions intervals, t h ' first one appearing herewith. T E L E P H O N E :— Res. 428-J PAGE FTVTP ! The Big Church with a Bi£ Heart | so n a ls NORMAN INSTITUTE $3.50 to $10.00 These llo t Nights v ’ Ice Cream is Delicious at Home $2.50 Gowns and Teds Fine quality Jap nainsook, trimmed with fine laces and all colored lin­ gerie doth. $2.50 To r»raov« !<*•»cr«am, f tuiitiiiu-r unii«r(ultlwii«r •pitfot a ««.*onti cr two; i*n.uvt mJ \h»n l » » *4 on bottom *ltb tburnt • AhJcul (i«4Ri into *UfMti»l il u«. Our rich, luscious ice cream packet! in 100% leak-proof Sealright Liquid Tight Puper Containers will make you forget the heat. So cooling and re­ freshing and so eusy and convenient to serve in nltractive, tempting round slices. Ice cream keeps heller and longer in u Sealright. Older it today or carry it home with you. Even a child can safely eurry our ice cream ip a Sealright Container. m Seminole Creamery Co. Phone 634 e a t m o r e ice c r e a n r Muslin Underwear Hand Embroidered Teds on fine lin en finished material. All nicelj made. $3.50 each MUSLIN UND ERWEAR, $1.75 Muslin gowns, tods, step-in and bloomers, fine quality nainsook, lace trim med, white and flesh. $1.75 each INFANTS DRESSES—I land made and hand embroidered. Fine ferial. G months to 2 years. Slips to match. $2.50 to $3.50 each �jpAGEsbe In Term In Prison Yesterday’s Results FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Sanford •’!; Lakeland 2. St. I’etcrsburg-Tanipa, rain. N inth Inning Rally Enables Jack Quinn In Hare Form as NATIONAL LEAGUE '• Pittsbul’g Team to Win; Mack men Found Hal! Hard; Cincinnati 4; Brooklyn 0. DusteVMaiis Has Easy Time St, Detroit Hallies to Defeat Louis fi; New York 1. l)efenlinu McCIraw’s Outfit Pittsburgh Senators; Browns Heal Sox 7; Boston It, (10 in **?r»p ♦ *» *"» —- -s* BOSTON, July 18.—Pittsbur; ‘ bounded hack into first place F ri­ day by defeating Boston 7 to 2 in JO innings, while St. I^iuis «.i winning over New York. Going into the ninth frame two runs ba­ ll Injl the Pirates put over the need,wl runs to tie. Moore, the first man to bat in the tenth, whs pows, cd by Graham. Barnes nt this since went into the lw>x and singlefc by Cuyler and Wright with Traynor’s triple and ]load’s error 'l»i,<i<Juceil four run*. Aldridge had Bcnrationnl support early in tho game. "Score hy innings: 'Pittsburgh ..tl)0 000 002 4-7-11-2 ' Boston 101 001 000 o—:i- 7-2 Batteries: Aldridge, Adams and Gooch; Graham, Barnes and GibfJGfl# r ed s n rc v r d o d g ers BROOKLYN, July 18.—Cincin­ nati took the last game of the se­ ries from Brooklyn yesterday, I .to 17, holding the Robins to eight hits. Score by Innings: Cincinnati .... 010 001 011—1-10-2 Brooklyn .. .. 000 000 000- 0- H-o Batteries: Benton anil Wingo; Krbnrdt, Brown and DeBerry, GIANTS LOSE NEW YORK, .July 18.—Mails pitched the Cardinals to a *1 to 1 victory over thu Giants Friday nnd na tho Pirates won from the Braves, the New York club drop­ ped buck into second place in the National League pennant race. Malls held the Giants to four bits. Huffey, recalled by the St. LuuU team from Syracuse to replace Blades who was hurt Thursday, Jed the attack for tho Cardinals with four hits in five times at hat. After hitting safely in 11) conseautivc games Frank Frlschc went hit less. Sop re by innings: St. Louis .. .. 020 020 020-0-12-1 New York .. . 010 000 0 0 0 -1 - 4-0 Batteries: .Mails and O’Farrell; Scott, Nchf, lluntzlngcr nnd GowPHILLIES LOSE "PHILADELPHIA, July IK.— Chicago defeated Philadelphia 7 to G Friday after tho locals got off to a four-run start in thixJirst ^TflTOfir, W inmmilHTVYmy BuMi. Claud CoojJer stopped the Phila­ delphia sluggers, and held them to two single!} over six innings. Score hy innings: Chicago........ 002 220 100-7-11-2 Philadelphia . lot 000 000 -5- U-0 Batteries: Bush, Cooper and Hartnell; Ring, Knight, Couch and I len line. Today’s Games ningsL Chicago 7; Philadelphia 5. AMERICAN LEAGUE N tc.’ York G; Cleveland I. Philadelphia 8; Chicago 1. Wn: ’tington 3; Detroit 0. Host : St. Louis 0. SOUTHERN LEAGUE Mobile ■!; Atlanta G. New Orleans 7; Birmingham Memphis 7; Nashville 0. Little Roc|; 12; Chattanooga 0, SanfordTakesHard Fought Game From HighlandersFriday (Continued From Page One.) the? ninth but the Highbinders wore helpless In the eighth frame, the inning in which the Celorymon scored the winning run of the game. In the ninth after Edwards hud hit safely, FrlsImsN error let Ponder get to first and advanced the runner. Dumas was previous­ ly out on a fly to center and Doy­ le grounded out to first base. Fria­ ble then redeemed himself with a pretty peg to first of Francis’ grounder to retire the side for the lust time. in Sanford’s half of the eighth Crawford walked but was out at second on a fielder’s choice, Man­ ager Jim .Moore being at first. Cusack was out short stop to first ami Moore advanced to second, scoring a moment Inter when Cur­ ley hit n fly between tho third bn hi* nian and the left fielder, which baffled both of them. Friable struck out, retiring the side. Sanford fans after having wit­ nessed the games here Thursday and Friday declare that with llu* spirit being shown by tin* Celerymen mul with their jam-up playing as in yesterday’s game against one of the best pitchers in the league, it will be bard for any team to beat them during the re­ mainder of the season. It is be­ lieved that the old "unlieatahlo" spirit, known in Hanford hall teams of the pnnt, is beginning to rind its way inlo the pre-unt Cel­ ery-Fed linll-UpJ <»I [ 1' t I I ’M LAKELAND AIJ it II I’O A E Buckley, 2b...... 3 0 U 2 I 0 Surface, /nf. .. 1 0 0 II 0 0 Brazier, cf. . .. 2 0 0 o tl ll Johnson, rf-cf. . . 4 0 1 I 1 0 I lumas, If. .. 4 0 <1 0 u 0 Edwards, 11..... I 0 I 12 1 () Ponder, 3b. . 1 0 2 2 I 0 Doyle, ss...........1 I I 2 I 0 Francis, c, . .. . I 0 1 3 2 0 Craig, p........... 3 1 0 1 7 0 FLORIDA STATE LKAGUI Lakeland nt Sanford. Tnrtipu nt St. Petersburg. ATHLETICS WIN CHICAGO, July 18.—Philadel­ phia made a clean sweep nf the four game series with Chicago by taking tho final game, 8 to 1, and ran their winning streak to eight games. The crinU*!it was a pitch­ ing duel between Faber and Quinn, two veteran spitluill hurlcrs. Score by innings: Philadelphia . 000 000 002-8-14-1 Chicago .. .. 100 000 000-1- 4-1 Butteries: .Quinn, VVnlbcrg and Cochrane; Fauer, Thurston and Schnlk. TIGERS HEAT SENATORS DETROIT, July 18.—Detroit captured the series from Washing­ ton by-winnink Friday’s game 0 to 3. Zachary weakened in the eighth and the Jutting of the Tigers, to­ gether with poor support from tho Senators caused the visitors down- MINSK, July 18.—An amazing trial illustrating the ignorance ami superstition of the Russian peasantry recently was held in this district. In order to Increase the income of the village priest and to strengthen his authority over the local peasantry n group of village parishioners resolved to frighten the peasantry with the pretense of a ’'real" devil in the village. A village boy was dressed up to resemble a devil. During the night he went to the village dwel­ lers to frighten them, lie was instructed to carry out secretly slight damages to peasants’ prop­ erty. This went on for several months, and the ignorant peas­ ants took it all in earnest, as a penalty for their sins. They flocked to the church, induced the priest to hold special services ami organized common prayers and re­ ligious processions. A special commission had to he sent from the district town to in­ vestigate the peasant's troubles, which were brought to nn end only by the arrest of the “devil.” The priest and the local authorities were placed on trial and sentenc­ ed to many years imprisonment. BROWNS CLIMB UP ST. LOUIS, July 18.—The Si. I oui* Drowns climbed into third place Friday afternoon by win­ ning again while Chicago lost. The !* to 3 victory gave Sister’s men a clean sweep of the three game scries with Boston. Score hy innings: Bo ,mn . .. .. 000 300 000—3- 5-3 St. Louis .. 013 002 21 x—0-13-3 Batteries: Ross, Fuhr and llisclioff; Davis, Vungilder anil Mar­ grave. YANKS BEAT INDIANS CLEVELAND. July 18.—New York defeated Cleveland in the fi­ nal game of llu* scries Friday, 5 to I. The Indians’ wild bitting streak was stopped by Hoyt, who held them, to eight scattered hits. Score by innings: New York . O')I OJI) 101—5-11-:: Cleveland .. , 000 001 000—1- 8-2 Batteries: lluyt and Rcngough; Smith and Mvntt. State oi’ Washington ttojads Cost Millions SEATTLE, July IK.—More than $17,000,000 an* to he spent on Washington slate’s jiay-nv-you go road building prograi t during the coming bieihthim. Of this sum it is estimated $1 1,5011000 will be av­ ailable. from licenses for motor vehicb , nnd n tux of two cents n gallon on ga olim*1 $2,250,0(10 from I’edertil aid. ami .jonrly $500,000 from forest funds. Four bridges on the Pacific Highway between Everett nnd Marysville, in the Northwestern section ut the . tate, will absorb T am pa............ Lakeland St. Petersburg SANFORD NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost P ittsb u rg h ........... 49 31 New York ................G1 33 Brooklyn ................ 42 41 Cincinnati .. . .. . 10 42 Philadelphia . .. .... 40 44 St. Louis ................ 30 4G Chicago................ 37 47 Boston .................... 35 GO AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lost elphia ......... G4 29 n g to n ............ 54 31 t o ................... 45 42 m is ................ 40 42 i t .................... 41 43 and ............... 40 49 York ............. 30 GO i .......................20 G9 New Orleans Atlanta .. .. Memphis .. . Nashville .. . .Mobile . . t "haltanooga Birmingham Little Rock < hnrioltc .. Spartanburg Maeon .. .. Augusta .. .. Asheville .. Greenvillo Columbia . Knoxville .. $ t ,000,000. I? i VJ l I ' r f l ki Wl i Al i faPkilfideipUin nt St. Louie New Yolk at Detroit. .Washington lit Cleveland. *TH)sfhn ht Chicago. NATIONAL LF.AGFI St. Louis at Brooklyn. Chicago at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at New York. Pittsburgh at Boston. SOUTHERN LEAGUE .Mobile at Atlanta. _;N''W Orleans at Birmingham Memphis at Nashville. Little Rock at Chattanooga. F o rt Pierce*—Work hei ed on uncompleted link Road No. 8 between this Okeechobee. Now is tho time to plant row peas in your groves ami truckloads, or new lands ju st taken in. Cow peas is the cheapest, fertilizer that can he had. And one of the best cover crops to build up poor or wornout celery land. We have some fine stock nt the following prices: B rabham .......... s>l.(il) Per Bushel Whippoorwill ............... $11.5(1 Per Bushel New E ra ,......... .......... $3.r>0 Per Bushel Heal Estate Auction Sales In the City Limits of Sanford Near Loading Station AT AUCTION A Five Acre Celery Farm For Five Thousand Dollars ire permanently located in Sanford EASY TERMS. ALSO \VK HAVE Three Corner Lots in Sanford Heights Each One a Bargain Ol R SALES FORCE We guarantee Satisfaction, REALTOR P Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 First National Hank Building. Sales Force: Mias Helen linage, Mr. W. C. McLendon Mr. Maxwell Stewart. ■ M M A M JM M n iu aN aM M am iB atR aiaaiH aaaig R H i MANCHESTER, Bn*., July 18— The British nation is the worst fed nation in the World, and chemists have become the greatest Blavers of mankind, Sir William'Milligan. M. D., declared in opening n fowl exhibition here. The British diet, on the average was insufficient, iU-hulnnrod and monotonous, he said, cooking Jeft much to be de­ sired and the quality of food supnlies was open to grave suspicion. He attributed' much of the dys­ pepsia, _ gastro-intestinal disease and intestinal lethargy .o the u-ndeney of people to live on preserv­ ed foods. "Our chemists,’ he added, "have become, because of this tendency, in u sense almost the greatest slay­ ers of mankind. Responding doubt­ less to u popular demnnd, they have worked nt the discovery of food preservatives and these have worked nt the discovery of fowl preservatives and these have been so largely used that, along with the results of cold storage food be­ came literally mumlfted." Try Smith’s Barber Shop fo r good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. NEW LUMBER YARD rail. Score by innings: Washington . 02U 000 o u t-3-7-3 D e tro it.......... 000 001 05x—fi-D-0 Butteries: Zachary, Marl jerry and Ruel; Dauss ami Woodall. its,’ Preserved Destructive fared Britisher ALLEN AND BRENT lift E. Second Street, Sanford, Fla, Pet, .013 .007 .GOP .IKH .471 .401 .441 .411 A complete line of Cypress nnd Fine Framing Sheathing Siding Flooring Ceiling Finish Mouldings Lath Brick Lime Fluster White Hock Fluster Hoard Nails Screen Wire Builders Hardware Pet. .051 .035 .517 .511 Hosts .500 Windows *440 .419 Fram es and Screens .300 rrsection nf To be eligible for sale by a Dodge Brothers D ealer, a product must first prove its com petency for exceptional service. - Graham Brothers Trucks proved this com petency years ago and are prov. ing it m ore em phatically than ever today. First in the world in th e lk ton field, and among the leaders in. th e 1 , ton, th e se stu rd y trucks are capably supporting the priceless reputation of Dodge Brothers Dealers —for selling ONLY products of in­ disputable m erit. I. W. Phillips’ Sons Corner Oak Ave and 2nd St Made to Order Murphy Ironing Hoards Medicine Cabinets The Price Is Right SANFORD CASH LUMBER CO S O L D ’B Y D O D G E B R O T l D E A L E R S E V E R Y HO �TH E 8A N F0R D HERALD, SATURDAY, J U L Y J j, 1925. , . .1 ____ is no Substitute for ione , Daily Herald Classified Directory PAGE fDIri Advertising For Sale For Sale i Explosion Of Vapor . Kills Four Thursday Wanted ad. rates Phone 148 Beauty TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS FOR BIG RESULTS advertise in j FOR QUICK SALE: Will sell 4 FOR SALE: Some real bargains: WANTED:1Four enrpenters. South tn »\ . Fir. w .A i/ n iA i.. of Glnderville. T. A. Echolls. LAUDERDALE; acres of good land 2 miles from Hi acre celery farm with t pair Caah in Advane* ■tf X rm ls u lr I l s d o i s d U a r t ri»„ FRESNO, Cal if. t July 1R._ cX.,s a a f u r .l , F I s . All makes of typewriters for DAILY NEWS—it covers Brow- 1center of Sanford at a bargain, mules and farming tools complete ■ale on easy terms, for rent, also aril County thoroughly which is ‘half cash. See or write B. II. on easy terms. 5 acre celery farm YOUNG MAN wants dancing Explosion of gnsalinc vapors ig­ It en r F i l l r ad*. * • »t* teacher. Write H. J. H. C.o. nited when an electric light was •m aatrn aa ■ " « with house nnd barn. Orange repalra. Office supplies. Room 9 one of the most rapidly growing [ Bankston, Snnfnrd, Fla. A a l a l r r e s l l n a ills rns st nn Is a a * ,1 iMiatlliltlf tot turned on cost the lives of H. D. sections on the Florida Coast.'——-------------------■-------------------- grove in good condition fnclng Herald. Ball Bldg. s n i n U ■■ I,, „ h a t m a k e s Schroder and his four children nI n *a l rlla cp r retty Sample copy and rate card upon FOR SALE—.1 cast front San­ Dixio highway price right ensy . ford Avenue lots. Bargains. Easy terms. request. Several tracts of unde­ WANTED TO RENT: — I.arge, and razed their home in Piper Col- w ohm a n ' s h laoi r line a r, , . n .t| h, lee r r dr r ntwh aa tl a x _ terms. Box I'll, care Herald. veloped land in different localities. furnished room, private bath, hotiony between Reedley nnd Dinuba K l o r y n t h e r h e n t i l , . II „■ m a s t * * •_____ 4« • H«« WIGHT PRINT SHO P-Printing LEARN ABOUT Polk County nnd nnd cold water nt uli times. (Thursday. It was first believed m e n h a s p , | n n p t h r H e l l i s h . e l f a See me at Bucnn Vistn, Sanford ~T t p * 4ou b U abov* Must bo clean nnd attractive. I’nul that a bomb had been placed in t n r l r h n l r , s o I h p s t r e n g t h o f n m B Engraving, Embossing. See us Lakeland, through the Star- FOR SALE—Comer lot and ad­ Florida. W. G. Banks. | R. Forbes, Phone 447-J. first. We do it. Phone 417-W. Telegrnm. Best advertising me­ joining lot on Palmetto Ave., the home. Except for one child m aInf sy ohnr nsnhloyu ldI s rneoatd l athe h nr rd shr ar ti rl s. r * ratea ara for conterms. Box 431, care Herald. FOR SALE: Friers, 15c pound, 371 R. R. Ave.-Commerclal St. is believed to have turned on u i r n t s In the w o m e n ' s dium in South Florida. Published trtlon*. i.fic th I WANTED: Second Hand Canoe who •true* lanatn W. Phone. the light, nil victims were asleep. — a n d that m r n l i l he n s r r y l a t e r * -mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— FOR SALE: Have two slightly us­ in fair to good condition. S. R. rstlm i Ihloa f a r > ttt* In d-t * «■m e Lakeland, Florida. REAL ESTATE | r*, ' ioc f<>r ,lr,t t im es n h r n y on n r r r d o n , . In the ed Viicuette non-c!cctric clean­ FOR SALE: Young cow, govern­ D. c.o. Herald. d u m p s nnd n e r e s » m l tanxhs Oklahoma Fire Loss that , , ouId s h a kd e som | « la raatrlcted to ment inspected, fine condition. J. h. SPUR LING, subdivision OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales ers. Cost ?a».r»0 each. First $25 the l a l n l s o f y o u r WANTED: Bearing grove ten ac­ takes one. Call Wight Print Shop, r ‘ hs— If yon r e a d t h e s e ad s, yon Gentle, first class milker. Call specialist. Subdivision to Or­ through the Xenia Gazette, Zenfla 'm a d a T h a B a n res name price and location— Placed a t §300,000 whrntity i l l l l n d the s o u r e r of », .mien's 300 West Central St., Phono 030 M. "ER" Liu b# w p o n a lb la lando, Florida, and F l o r a ia, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ 9 Railroad Avenue. r l n l m e d foe m a a r t h in g s, c.o. Herald. [ncorraet Insertion. f r o m u r r n s y s o a p s t o a l s e y e . ,r « e ,* . Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ trict. Want ad and display rates * f.,r auhaenuant FOR SALE: Sheppard puppy, three A f t e r tin, lint u l t r t i t h r s uh jrrt FOR SALE: 401 acres good farm ARDMORE, Okln., July 18.— way. on request. • office ahould be months old. Phone 348\V Atl- WANTED: Building lot close in The Randolph Hotel nnd four ad­ the e n r e f u l stu dy o f a fl eet lo g tao* land in Jefcfrson County four give location and price first letH ir i n ’* Ilrep m e d it a ti o n . I h a v e r o t o r metely In °r miles from county scat one-half dress 207 E. 11th St. joining stores were destroyed by to the r o n r l i i s l 'i n that a n o n t a n TIN AND METAL WORK COLUMBUS (Oa.,) LEDGER — mile U r n T ia r .n * _ w h o Is not h e st t fI fal h s s o n ly h r r o e i r off stnte highway from Jack­ fire early todny. The loss is plac­ Classified ads have the largest ■nraa«nloll*a thnrIf h r r s h o u l d e r s a r e hroait to Tallahassee. Public ed at $300,000. It was in the eton oMitoir, SIGNS For Rent ir w ith rat**. role* u g h to hear eurh a burden of circulation in Southwestern Geor­ sonville Rooms For Kent road running through this prop­ Randolph Hotel that Jake Ham­ until. Ition. w in t f t r j r a t t Any KlnJ—Anywhere gia. Rate 8c (0-word line) line. Jot m utton. Ann »* erty, about 150 pecan trees. 2 ten­ FOR RENT—Ground Floor Elks ilton, Republican National Commit­ I t h in k It , « n s h h a k r s p r a r r , o r lay Will aaalat you FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ teeman from Oklahoma was fatal­ l.o rd llneoo. p e r h a p s , w h o s a i d mt ant houses, 1 story barn. Will sell Bldg.. 205 Oak Avo. Inquire up­ four w a n t ad. to TO REACH the prosperous farm­ cheap, J. E. Kerney, Oil Sanford o f his r h n r a r t r r s , " T h r l.n dy o l out meals. Reasonable rales. ly shot by Clara Smith Hamilton one effectiv e. the l a k e " — stairs. C. T. Smith. ers nnd fern growers of Volus­ Avenue. Sanford. Fla. Lincoln House. 1ST fftlT IC * on November, 1920. ••M hat the l.o rd h a d f o r u o l l r n , ia county advertise in the DeLand hhe tilled In w Ii h riiftua.'* ahnuld B l*« th alr Formerly Sanford Sign Shop. ja to fflc e addreaa aa In. t h e re r r r l n l n l y la li t t le e iDaily News, rate lc per word, caah FOR SALE: First class dining, APARTMENT FOR RENT— At­ FOR RENT: Furnished room, Un­ Phone 4S0-W. Sanford Avo. At Fomandina — First National tractive and convenient. Call K phono nu m b er If r u , w o m a n , e s p e r l a l l y In with order. ion Avenue, 571 -J Telephone. * nnnk to erect new structure on thes e s ot ourt h ,n nthe First Street. living nnd bed room suites. at Herald uffico for further in­ Inoil o f r o l l u a . not Preaulta. A bout on e h a t e n 11 a ore that ttnu ld m a k e V a thouaand haa a Phone 175-J. southwest corner of Fourth and to formation. A n n e t te li r llr r t n n i t took li k e a JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds MAINE — Watervilie, Morning nj th e r.thero con t Lost And Found tnoiislrnslty. Center Streets. w ith you unlaaa of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Sentinel. Thousands of Maine FOR SALE: About one karat dia­ FOR RENT—Reasonable; modern, T h e n , et la te y e a r s , I think It tt as four addreaa. Wnter and Boat Tanks. At Oak people nro interested in Florida one o f the lam ntis P a r i s i a n poets, now apartments, phones includ­ LOST: Roy’s bicycle, left in front mond ring. Wil sacrifice. Ad­ ClermontFlorida Dinlomlto Co., Siiieiiriiiisky , tthu w r i t e — Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ property. Reach them through dress Box D. c.o. Herald. tu rn ou t* M tS T ba ed. By week month or yenr, well of ChurchwclPs. Return to starts operation of large local " W h e r e the eiilor it I it 11 .n u n at T he Sanphone 111. the Sentinel. Rate card on nplocated near ocean. Write or Chtirehwell's and receive a re­ plant. She l i s t s u p t t llh pa in t ." )d office or by let* plication. — '•ad that t a k e * r a r e o f the ta re. t'p h o o e dlar#»«lnFOR RUSH SALE: 3 acres of ph'ne R. I,. Scldon, Selden Bldg, ward. It a t toiuan has the « he ret oItkal l ' not v a lid . Daytona Beach, Fla. to ,m i k e h e r f l a u r e s o p r r l r e l that n (it I cm o r c i u i n m h u .i ; Building: Material A LITTLE WANT AD IN The rich tiled land with best of flow­ Prom pt. E ulcU nt* N o tic e Is liurctiy g iv e n tlia l on lUn the V r n n a of Milo tt nu ld n r h i i l o f f Two story well fln- FOR RENT: Three room apart­ Tampa—Contracts awarded for Ir.Ui Service r hiitids. If she hud a n y , .mil a HERALD will bring you in big ing water. ilay o f Aouo.it A. I>. lltSS o r ns construction of Gary and Jack- si ion tlH T o aftiT n s I c a n bo h caril. choe m p l e t i o n SO pretty as to m a k e MIRACLE Concrete Cxi, general results. Advertise those old ar­ ishi) residence with water, gas, ment with garage, 1300 Park sen Heights sewer system. " t h a t s eh ool a l r l " t u r n m r e s w i t h ■t h e iindcriilgiieil u a n r i l l n n o f tlie cement work, nidewalke, build­ ticles you have stored away and nnd electricity. Three good out Ave., Mrs. E. R. Savage. e n t y , then It she Isn’t b r a n t l f a l , fha - • | portions a m i e s t a t e of .Mamie T. I’n r ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. ft. have no use for. A little thirty- houses. 20,000 nursery stock with Is nil h r r iittu. Lakeland----- 200-room hotel t o ' l l n . J o h n H e n ry I ' a r t l n ami J a n o s f a uItl t use some bearing orange trees. 570 d tu lie sold that h eat lly Is r t l n all m i n o rs , a l l ) m u k o Terwilleger, Prop. f [Tins cent ad may bring you several feet on brick road. Property right FOR RENT: New four room apart­ be erected hero at tost of $801*,- ulliopiti lei rtr a t lI’a n n t o tlto H o n o r a b l e J . J. lint s k l u d e ep , s o n r may s a y , la dollars. Phone 148 and a repre­ the lltchl nt these m o d e r n d r t r l a p * 1 ) 00 . I ifi'lillison. J i n li d ' of th o C ir c u i t ment. private bath. Plume JS DIRECTORY at Lake Monroe, just four miles HILL LUMBER CO. House f i o i r t of th o tto v c n lh J u d i c i a l C i r ­ • t e n t s , that bea uty Is a s k i n c a m e . sentative will call and see you. from Sanford. Property worth 382 \V—West First Street. it . In m ol f o r t h e C o u n ty o f A n il I u u r s s 1 d o not h n t r In tell Service, Quality and Price. East is—$115,000 grammar school Sc ue m i n o le a m i S l a t e o f F l o r i d a , f o r y mi w h o It Is that a r t s s k i n n e d , p lace w llh ln *«*7 FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando days will lake $8,000, half cash, Foil CENT* Well furnished bung- j building being erected on C itrus' authority to soil at private sum f u r Hin t's n n o i h r r story, pe ople of S n o f n f d Lumber and Building Material l l r a i i l , t t l l h t i n m e n tuny he o n ly , ‘, ‘ , , Aormin the Intercut of said minor, each • o o ft en ne eded . Morninf Sentinel; largest classi­ alow . 5 r o o m s , I m th . s c r e e n e d | A \ V “ — - — — ---------- - h a v i n g a n u n d iv id e d »no s i x th In- s k i n i l r r p , Imt h r n n ly w i t h n n to* balance in one two and three years ||l.t w h e n o n r . s e ­ Carter Lumber Company fied business, rate lc a word, min­ tijue. If interested see or write porch, garage. Call 107-1.3. ill ,l ie * Is ns tirnmy uf the K u r t ■ lor.n in .mi to the following m l l . r cq nlrcd. It t h e I n t e r e s t III a n d It, ttie f o l l o w i n g t 'o ne h Is so u n l t r r s n l l y ad m ir e d . West Third Street Phone 506 imum 24o cash with order. % |p lin h e llr.lly to r 11. H. Bankston, Sanford, Fin. It 's h r n u l l l i i l to lo ok nt a n d It's Itoilhtelil o f F lo rid a sin c e 1SS1. d es c r i b e d real e s l al e. s i t u a t e , l y i n g lire. mol I.d u g In S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o ­ h r i i u t l f u l In d r l t r . FDR KENT: Light housekeeping R eferen ce*: |THE MORNING JOURNAL is the Vours, rida to-wlt: First National ll.ihk. rooms. 219 \V-5th St. n n .i.. T h e F a s t 1-3 of t n c N o r t h e a s t l - l accepted want ad medium in FDR SALE: l'J‘25 Hodge Touring. par* In This J. II. HUTCHINSON of t h e S o u t h w e s t 1-1 of S e c t i o n JS, Car, fully equipped, 5 bnlloon [Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word I DAVID B. HYEB T o w n s h i p 31. S o n i n I I miiko 10 F a s t CT O R Y It F A 1. I’STATU tires. Runs like new. Cash or F D R RENT: Two very desirable ntt insertion. Minimum 25c. Hilled t h i s l o i n d ay of J ul i e. A. II. ARCHITECT Farms mol Orange bed rooms, also an attractive • Acreage. fUONB will consider good Ford ns part tiroves a Specialty I HA F Mel.AMU. loM L.itircl Avenue, 118 TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, payment, (’nil Osceola Cypress first floor apartment. Vacant July Member L L t ■iu n r d ln ti of th e nlm vu signed Member of SANFOltD, FI.A 24th. 217 Corner Palmetto Ave. I or write me for an appoint­ M inors. Fla. Thousands mail the olas- Co n o s * BulMlmr Florida State Ninvcl.l, X HiiVKH. ment. C. E. Williams, Osceola, nnd 3rd Street. sifted pages of Florida’s Great Florists Asiioelulion. Orlantli,, g l a r l d a A tli r i o 'y s for linardlnn. IIKA I, KHTATK - I S V M T X R I I T f Home Daily, rates 2 cents a worth Fla. ;d Directory FDR RENT: Two room apartment Minimum 25c, cash with order. L nblty I 'u l c s t u n - U r u m l u y t)Mg. FDR SALE: LUMBER delivered S anford F lo rid a good location. Apply at 12 Write for complete rate card. — Multigraphing. in and around Sanford, yellow or ii. Ill I Magnolia Ave. |nd mniling—ns you HILTON’S WEST VIRGINIA — Clarksburg, pine framing, sheathing, siding, then you want It At FDR RENT: Three room furnish­ n a i i m-'it slim* The Clarksburg Exponent, morn­ flooring, roiling and finish. If. B. Porch, First Sn rT III.A M It I M I S t ed cottage on Palmetto Ave. No. prices that are a savings to you. ing issue 1 cent per word, mini­ 113 Magnolia Ave. lank Bldg. fha I’r 'n l That Ha i i i Too 2911. limits for $35.00 a month. Vermont Lumber Co. Osteen, Fla, 6 First Class Barbers mum 34c. Money. Gpi>. G. Herring, Sanford, Fin. M . n n f n c i nri>d t * Special Attention GOOD HUY IU.E8 FOR R£NT IS SCARCE ■ h rra a .n -l.ln ililrr r , U l L * Given To Indies and Children. PALM BEACH COUNTY — Thu (’ornor lot. Goldsboro. For sale. FOR RENT: Large room, two beds, Sold tiy scene of stupendous develop­ Phone UW-J. L O M IV II I ' U U c o u rk x i CEL Car. Drlvo it five dollars per week. Phone 083-W ^ 113 M n m i u l . n I , * . ment. Read about it in the Palm AM) (JETTING SCARCER P Oak and Second S t I’hour ZTN cars that 1 loan HOUSE FOR RENT: Five room ALL THE TIME Chinnware in English Porce­ Beach Post. Sample copy sent on FOR SALE: i sell nncrifice. Sec on naved road, just south of request. money on at a lains, Ruvarian anti Japanese school ho use at Paula, $20.01) per )S FOR HIRK mg 11 •\Y^. . JU1’. lUTO ■ftKRVICE Pay * NOW IS THE TIME TO (JET month. Annly to J. (». Harzbtifg’C h in a m a k e -lo v e ly ‘g ifts f AHAJHi tlFCNo *£■•t* results *ff Tt ............ I meets nil trains. Ha«r. reaches polentinl potential buyers. Pa- HIGH CLASS truck farmer ea- or, Paola, Fin. IN ON GROUND FLOOR sr. Phone B51 nnd 93-W Intka Daily News is circulated in palilc of handling any size farm i < The Ball Hardware an industrial and agricultural rcc-iopen for proposition immediately APARTMENT for Rent: Suitable Hon. ! also understands poultry nnd stock for adults. Apply 500 French | CAFE tion. $125 Phonographs ................ $73 G. A. DoKay, Orlando, Avenue. ___ __ ____ --------------------------------------- ' raising. $ 30 Electric fa n * .............. .... $22 Service and Quality ADVERTISE in the Journal-HerFla. VV. M. LONG $ 15 Electric fan* ............... $11 Reigns aid, South Georgia’s greatest r.-r Miscellaneous $ 10 Electric fan* ............. . 3 8 M I* I A C A F B newspaper. Morning, afternoon, .MKAT MARKET Automobiles I New Player Piano, MONEY TO LOAN on improved Waffle House weekly and Sunday. Classified I Second Hand I’iaon. real estate security. Geo. G. ^tt, Mgr. 11)3 W, 1st St. rates l()c per Lau. Waycroas Jour­ DEPENDABLE USED CARS Tite* and Tube*. 41D Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. Herring, Sanford. Fla. nal-Herald, Wayeross, Georgia. U)21 Iindre Touring. For Further Information. lllP.LL CAFE At Low Price* In Order To Make 192a Dodge Coupe. LADIES DESIRING profitable rst in Service and Qual-| Room. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— 1023 Dodge Coupe. Coll ut Montezuma Hotel. home work, write immediately; Street and Park AveSend in your subscription to tho 1922 Podge Touring, enclose stamp. United Service, 20E RINK’S FILLING Tribune or hand it to your local 1923 Podge Graham I 1-2 <m Jackson Blvd., Chicago, 111. H. A. SPEIR Truck. dealer so you can read Florida's i. STATION DRUGS II. 15- SCHULTE REALTY CO., Inc. greatest newspaper. One yenr, 1921 Dodge Screen 1-2 too Trurk. Jacksonville—$32 000 home to 1» Contractor and Builder 1113 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. $8.00, 0 months, 54.00, three months I. W. Phillips’ Sons I constructed on Richmond Street he)RUG STOKE — PreMAKE KKSKItVATION EAltl.Y d9l)-M — Phone — 490-M $2.1)0. If you desire $1,001) insurHodge Bros. Sales and Service I tween Talbot nnd Van Wert Av­ Drugs, Sodxs. Wa anee policy add 75c to your order. 1’lione 3 ~ * and- -2nd- -St. enues. Oak it you as yodr phono. 2108 PALMETTO AVR. DO YOU WANT TO HUY or uclt anything? If bo advertise ill s a i r a o i i H i i H v s i n a i B a i i m m i i s i i i i i n i i K s s u i i s r f S H Z s E s i i j n i K M i s i a u i s i i i m s M i i i M i i i i i i i i i s i i i B i m a iCTlUCAL ■ if a tho Gainesville Sun. M a Davey and Nesmith DEVELOPERS ATTENTION ELECTRIC CO. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE h ATT()11N!•:Y8- AT-1. AW to Gillon A Platt tl Pensacola is beginning l*u’,3 3 Everything elecgreatest development in Georgia’s n X )ns 422. Electrngith history; a half million dollar liigit- g .a at i-aia.nii way to the gulf beach just finish- '■ nn ”n F I It S T V V T I O . N A I , M I N K III.lit}. ed; at two million dollar bridge m [STATIONS AND a across Escambia Hay ntarted; n SUPPLIES a qunrtcr million dollar opera house " a under construction; two millions In « [tco stations. MagBeautiful MAYFAIR :< Thoroughly ; being spent on highway; gieatest *[ ond. First and F.lm, M ikI i tmi i i nImpri m Siwiinlivil is i chance Lir live developers to get w a |enuo and 10th Street, Apartment Site N L o is (i uml 11 Block <» in on ground floor. Write Devel­ On Businoss Property, Apartment ice. <1 opment Department. Tho Pensa­ H Mrs. F. J. Coala, Mgr. LORIS! 100 feel on Park Ave. Houses and Residences M cola News, T he prices a re rig h t for a CORONA Hit Hi: ACII. FLOItlDA i>l acres in tract; 2 lieaiitifut 5a tt lie u All i h r V r n r HE FLORIST” AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — An- 5 real o p p o rtu n ity n t th e roniI t a t r a : $3.1)0 p « r >lu\ Ity tho 1M feet on 11th St. lakes, grove just worked and for ail occasions, w m i k I3S.UU i h i o h l r ; t t r . o o s i u g l r . \ 7% Interest guslu, Ga.. Augusta’s greatest « pletioil of F o rre s t I.alt« in splendid condition. e. Phone 260-W .. classified medium, rate, r;l*li cash, Ur 9e IT * ?(1,500. Terms. Hotel. charge. 19c minimum. LAWYER Aak For Our Hook lot On Financing the Home Everything Price #250 per acre MORGANTOWN. W. VA., people are interested in Florida. Each ^B R Y A N , Office In For the Sportsman VERY LIBERAL TERMS. sank Building Annex. of them through u classified ad At >n* 117-L 3. in the Morgantown POST. Six cunts a word for six consecutive It E A I. T O It S Ball Hardware 114 feet Sanford Ave., issues. Moughton MagnoL'a nt Second. , Phone Phone H 211 E. FIRST ST. between 9th and 10th. TO REACH BUYERS or Anlleis of CT Fluridn real estate adverUaa in .OANS W. n . SMITH, Mtilt. INVESTMENTS Fort Mvers—First oil refinery in the St. Petersburg Time*. Ono cent onk Uldg, state of Florida to be erected here cent m word daily, two cent* a word Florida by Iowa syndicate. ' Sundays. ■ BHHgag ■■■■■■■■■■■ a m iiJ B iia x a in iu iiiin a iH ia iia iiR n iim u iiim iM I Earle T. Field B ea ch P r o p e r ty New Smyrna Beach FO R SA LE We Have Money to Loan Ocean View Hotel Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. : UP FATHER h f . jvt M U CH 1 COULD OOl«g a h O ts rst O s : A. P. CONNELLY & SONS &UT I'VE CO Y T O V lM O JC COOL- P L A C E . I H A V d /NLL ‘TMCPte lk>T Q IT ) \ / H ERE? V I By GEORGE McMANUS * * * * * * CHEAP FOR CASH 23 Acre Bearing Grove .TL � 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>, July 18, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald