1 10 322 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6a3f04f9fb7f00e15e6d96b4e98f0c5b.pdf 3e5644ed307796f0dee320e888603351 PDF Text Text t m m jblished in Florida’s Heart, :c World’s Greatest Vegetable rction, Its Richest Garden I-diricl Vrr|>S ; fflliK W ) ' M O O R E S i ASSOCIATED P R E S S DISPATCHES VOLUMN XV . ,E X 4: Solans I o Arriving For Opening Session TA LLA H A SSEE, Apr. 1.— Enriy arrivals for the Icgislative session beginning next Tuesday began to come in to­ day seeking quarters for two months’ stay that emir the first of Juno. The chief topics for discussion umonk the advance guard legislators revolved ib a s s n d o r T o S p a in around the organization of the two bodies. The greatest in­ 5 ir ic e 1 9 2 3 A n n o u n ­ terest was shown in the candi­ dates for president of the Sen­ ces H is D e 3 ir e To ate and speaker of the house. liv e U p H is P o s t _____________________________ fesident L o o k s SEEK MEANS FOR S » p ru Fool Joke On Newspapers; Claims To Have Plenty Cash Condition of Crops Is- Issued in Report | ID E N T IF IE D A S TAMPA, Apr. 1 .—Osoorrn* Wood nttempt to make an csMmatcNtf t’ came sailing back to his native largest amount lost in dWlflgw! land Tuesday to “start all nvdr night. ‘What's the use to talk ______ F o llo w in s C n n lo io n re W ir t W a r S e c r e ta r y P re sid e n t L i f t s B a n A llow ing F o r 18 A rm o ry D rills E a c h Y e a r , _ _ ___ M „ s - b r r t * .- ' h « ^ , r . ! S I ® * !r‘S U " 2 ? 1 f c 5 h, , W? , 1 Wood \* to o’tote n junior officer use to cry over spilt milk'/9 ho tie-1 rlu rod B e fo r e That onboard th—federal shipping veil- dared. i C hu ptnnn’ft C om panion w as) *d West fhctnc, "loaded wjth Crew cheer Him A t t a c k e r W ho Killed Him money.” The crew of the West Chetac, ______ Weeks A t Work. At tS Once Raising Funds wT cS S 5 4 * He proved to be F o r A S u cce sso r Law Involved Requires Mini- a^^M d^port'' in di'scusViug"hTs mum of IS Drills and Max- reported gambling losses at Euroimiint of GO Drills a Year P°an retort* and loudly laughed kpointir.cnt of Min- A U P O at the report that when he hoarded lis te r to C h in a I s M o - } u \ r ! _______ ______ _________________________ ' WASHINGTON. Apr. 1.— Presi- i We»t Chelae in Cadiz. Spain, his fortune, estimated at upproxim e n t a r i l y E x p e c t e d Indications Are Thai Govern- ‘lpnt Coolidge partially removed mn, c|v one million n ten l M ay T u rn A jfain to Tuesday the ban he imposed last dwindled to two one [WASHINGTON. Apr. 1.— U se e f Stale* P e n a ! In a titu - weeK on employment of deficiency still Has Plenty 10 resignation t * Alexander tio n s tc Hr.u u n :r P rison ersiappropriations not included in bud“It is true that during s r . . . t ,i jjuuyji --------- * Pct recommendations for payment ™,>nlhs Luropo I threw away tin, since 19215 has been laid . . WASHINGTON, Apr. 1.—Do- of National Guardsmen for at- j j g j f s^ M n U^ m b lin g , T e IS r t* " o ro CpOliclgO a lth o u g h i t '•pnrtmcn*. of jlistica officials have tendance at armory drills author-' tti» ,on of Major General Leonard n o t y e t b een avvepted it is k rg ji consideration of means o iH zid b y federal Inw Worn!, governor of th-* ie rsto o d 3 S .’S, Underworld Leaders »rawn «"»« Trial engineer. “Thank you, Mr. Wood thank you,*7'"were’"the"remarks 1 Fhenn on Stand Declares He! of three stewards and six mess nt- W as' Innocent Victim of! fondant* who tonight ara each $ 1 0 1 Notorious Bandit's Wiles richer than at sunrise this morning. . . . . . , , I HARTFORD, Apr. 1. — James I "« n d s hank roll came into play Skelly, New Britain policeman, for WASHINGTON. Apr. 1. — The crop weather conditions of Florida, issued weekly by the Department of Agriculture says tlmt rain is needed in the west and on the uplands oC the pe­ ninsula, Cool nights have de­ layed some of the truck, corn, corn, cotton and melons. Early cotton Is good on the peninsula. Chopping is active and planting was begun in the west. Oats are fair, although there is some rust. Transplanting of tobacco continued and ship­ ments of tomatoes and other truck continued from the .South central. Berry shipments are active in the north. Citrus needs rain. nff m,mI ,,f ,l!,l Organization Desires Itoad t o Traverse One of Four Streets Nearer TownCenter Milwaukee Team Is Hohor Guest — i----- t Mack and Otto WILL BEGIN WORK, Connie Borchert Laud City ON FIRST STREET As Training Ground EXTENSION SOON 'tilled toduy. The testimony Wood’s wallet tucked his own $l(l given by Dr. George W. Dunne,! --------info hi* pocket nnd he- state witnes.-, who attended Skelly ) Will S la rt Woodwork on Hotel "an’L\ t0° discouraged to make when he was d>dng. . I Within 10 Davh Contractor 0,1111 '’vcomo « real -e m D M b ira r Hlghl- of Way Is Assured For F irst Street „ . . --------. , , Unanimously adopting a resolution favoring the rout­ ing of the Dixie Highway through the business «»ectioii o f Sanfortl by way of Park. .Magnolia, Palmetto or San­ ford Avenue, instead of French Avenue, the Sanford of n. ' lions fdr the Forrest Lake Hotel, K iw antS C lu b w en t on tecOrd p rospect o f t . i m . iic i torn iii-ain t .'."'ir*'-* .• iicial ' drills fur each guard unit during chief counsel, a tte m p t" ti. d i s ' J Fir!lt Street extension*,, T u e sd a y lllg h t OS Opposing i i S r ^ o ’t th i,iH i i ' l s . M!uvi hi r S , 1: ? Ti tr bu. ; M z : *•' ■ \ • « 'rvice dwdool-dT u c 'ih ’y instituti-m* to liov.se some «!f its the current fiscal year. The orig- a ■ testimony given,uragainst ,0 able to recover what i lost ,lurlJ r bt r ^ l u * l ‘,V< 111 " e d it the winch began a-i sshort time ago, lias uny effort lictng made to mnk • ir. service devilopul i ue u. J •. . . ' j mni war oepartment plan upset he the principal ,>g niy stnyCin1 Europe, ’ ho m "".Vu* " r . alrfov,?'a* . . . Ins client Monday by the- state's progressed to tie extent thatplans i French Avenue the n it was / » “ ? * ! ‘ Sufi in tir.len t White ° f the fed > y rejection in the budget bureau jog made to begin the ‘ thoroughfare for the state loud. In,led „.t-i\hy ,4,uv“ was | prineipnl witness, Walter K. Shean, I J ow !,r‘! 1 1 . Moore, ambns.ai-or t - I - t j ; | h«.»U’i an lnv< ti "t n remjA.t for a deficiency allow- '*•»»»•• I asked. The matter was brought before ' the -le Springfield, Muss., advertising fctmdatlon woodwork within th e !1 Th* m • i'.igd, had laid nut reaigtia- 1 ' •;* " 11 1 ■ ...! 0 0 0 to supplement grtic.n « r the congestion and wiU ance of Wood declined to state the exact "W eb. I have many friends in lilt!an whose confession caused the i noxt 1 0 «ay*. ll w® ' 1 announcer! this i thee dub dub Wlwanian Edward P. before President Coolidge. the current appropriation of SIO,spectacular mail robber’s indict* I morning by Howard Hulick, of Jhe lame who atated that his attention ms far the resignation has v/.v.lw out for Attorney Gen. Jisf- “ 1)0 0!)0 called tor 52 drills, on tlie amount of his losses nor would lie California,’’ he replied. gent a piogmm to alleviate tl’e firm of Hulick & Hulick, which is j was attracted to an article apoearm int for murder. been accepted, but there are situation, lie also It.is been invert­ ;iv* » .. I building the hotel. It is the plan; ln« in The .Sanford Herald MonShean on the stand Monday, de­ fcations that Mr. Moore’s ilefi- ed to consider m •tliod; for iot ’oiu ults With Weeks plated himself as the innocent' vie- !ot the builders to have the hotel day relative to rumors being cirretirement from the service i ica i i! Hie efficiency <-f pri.-ur, es ending jn in ] completed t iin of Chapman’s wiles, coitt|iltl*(l^ by Dec. 11 so that -ilcuiaieu *i. euluted concerning an uncuipi attempt to ’i he president’s ncitnn was taken may lie announced, and a suc- manngein at, e'mail lo ite r ! month will be had to furnish the-divert traffic from the busntys tho accusation that the p,:- app'iintcd. I. appeared not unlikely t ulh.v nad teil him into the• roblwry of building for a grand opening on!section of the city. ^ kmphsuing S j s M f i S : EV EKIiLAlIES A R the same time a yi obnlHlit;.’ tle.t .1 vg, .ial niectiiig of flu. pa­ denari-1 New Year* Dav, lfi2 r,. ao»it«. Davidson and L e v e nli.il’s t h a ,-----------------........-.•> ..ths fact that the>r kiwuais - , , , , I' .pci Tuesday that llu* post of role lioM'd would 1:0 c.dll'll l.liOII to tnvtiL store in New Britain last, . A crew ranging in size from 40 is »’ • .. • , , 'f i- Lane 1 :(<r t > China made v:km:U l»v "o over the whole auestion w*t!i Gctolier Id mnl the aubsvouciK i to 5 d men is now employed on the that ir Ins oonnon .his w:u un im. rbmotion of Jacob Gould Selujf tin* atlorney gerund and Mr. "ur.i . murdtr of Pntidnian James Skolly. i foundations. This-^rew will be ! F^tU I\l l*luttcrw*fld 0,,,e. ______ ;to he unibaiv-iti.oi to Gi.iiii.»oy, : i.c f. .lit 1..111 up t!u ruggo. - that because of the increase in per1 Grin Id, through merciless ques-1 cmarged as fa st as the progress of the attentiop or those interested in d he filled without imicli more t ion that stale penal institutions ........... ln ,h '' 'lorl," : , h 0 l-l.vcrs I ' ii i t i I io l.a m l l . „ c lo S i l v e r s A ppear In M atince alin oo tiomng of Shean Tuesday, most of j the work permits, it is said, and tluj 'V.ur.? ^ /p tv.' Ur. Schurmun udvi.-ed the )> * employed to a g .o a i.r (Tt Jii year and the greater .interest in It., *• '• uetiout ana n . L . *raver Leaky Cylindr; Had Re­ I'itis A fle n io o n and Wt’ill ill B e it prompted by Chapman, brought j every etfort will he mode to expe- 1 spoke department he would Icavo tliav, la retofore ami also v.tli io their work manifested by unex­ on the the matter. matter. Introduction Introduction . ,. p »|*I1 I1 |I,H» • tl,c mlniission of the witness that dite the construction. spoke on paired Own INanc When ng about ApV. tJO, and it is portion to recouiinend particular pectedly large drill turnouts it; ^ 4 w has itmm been m ak-! ’ " 'bout to ‘ ,V . . " , ;V : a,J ’ ,l 0 ,‘ V 'h t : he had to, eight years been an asMr. Hulick. who here tlint ill View of the |M»lit- ii :-ilu lioi.s for this purpor. -. many sratr«, it would not Ik* possi­ Ueseuing FlyersAieSightetl M oil,nil L c c lu r v r to Lom u sneiute of imubunlly known criniing Orlando headquarters prior to jJ,^ n* ^*xie Highway (|b’[°uK |1 filiatio n in China the A m iri- M v : o ftu iah interi led in tl.e ble for the guard units to do tin* inals and hud evaded criminal pros-! the beginning t»f construction, hai.U T’, n.^TuiTin^ ..r ** 1 ^ ' , ’ minimum amount of armory drill legation siiould not lie long p«* blot.i . avor using the stall SF.lJiilNG, .\p,. ..- —Ai tt i liirce With II. C Dubose, Sanf, id |edition through the. irfa-rcessi I to Sanford where he will |^. J-nua th" through Dixie i S s mil*, for conimitnnlit of requitedI by law under the approved tout u telly cpuilllieil mini.-1 -*r I* 1 days on short rations and little man. as dinvla,. tin- Redpatii Gulf " f bis wealthy family. j remain until the greater part o f ; J i hot term ieder:.l eanvi ts ,•bold- appropriation. Mr. Coolidge, titer was adopted without a drsfy naive. ii.y that such a move Would go a fore directed that such uch Z t o f X S , : s T L i : • » ‘ we dm* s d, v , I' r, 1 0 t* i ! ” .f Snort*, a Pittsburgh, recentspent several weeks in tlii. Ii -v way I' vmmi i iimimiting fu r-; deficiency fund hi ermlt all gunH j;1'11 u w , '!*‘ forc,‘,'!. “ : i f engagement mi to,-ney.Vlugh^‘.Nl. Alcorn, told Judge in'm? is in" New J c r s ^ , 'ultendfni |Dr p ^ id S t k of ther eoiige.stiuii in the govern as was needed to pi Intry ami conferred several ii.eatV pr, loi.i. nir ,r ■ ’’"am p m the Sluif.m . 1 oil..wing the intro,h:ct l.-nmngs a t adjournment that to- there.the interests of the company , l ' u , M.r.rtMcnt *he Kiwanunits to attain tlii - iemiin-d drill lev. witJi I'rcri'lent Coolidge. lie S o r ^ cm “ .'K I.ucIm i , m ., Xutll)Iull MuU morrow im.ining wm.ld se, the last •then*. b f c i l t n l th ? mn” S The m £ . ■\li. Snigeiil hopes tliai whili tutus minimum andr, insure .tin! ! .^-•^biuy.-^.salmday.wer., ehring today little the w orsj for Qua, te*tt, . ore of th.- leading at- 1 5 h" wkiie^e*. Both sides p re-, Operations opening the F irst lid to have expre <d di siro thp committee will be* held »|»t* i 1. dc.oto.o ued u-deral co-operation and sup- tlu ir experience. The tw,, as the* \u out of ntljiv .W‘\r. I, with tli tracti • of the ehnutam.ua, gave ,hu ltia l wuul,‘ c,,d this Street extens on between Sanford thfs evening at which lime plans .ml by rvJu.h the port, but that no more be expected. leted the laborious work, o'f ninistratioi: Im.' of llie, ndmin 1 st>’••H<{» J« r - fe.h !a! ' a i u m iu rit can iiave tomW,*.K’ . . ... »nd MellOnvIIle Avenues will nerfeeted to further action. ............................... . be- : will be perfected n,at ii., , pci lonuaiue. 1 viiieli he was appointed. The fdete riHordu of ail federal pris­ 1 be law mvoived requires a mud- ,, pairing their enginv late yester­ __ Groi-hl opened his cross examin- gin during the first part of next Kiwanitfis K. H. Berg. R. A. Winsfkident P'-keii liim lie remain in o n : : . w hirw er incur rented. With mum of Ik drills l>„t authorizes a day wore discovered two odier 1 lv- onarte,t,- will again appear |ul,on witn m rrierence to Bjiean s |week. It Wna 'b-flpred W’f J e ^ b r y : ton and |L F. TsiUe compose, the avintor-- wh«l swnnprr down upon •at re, u.t least until, a vUTcus-or this in' tile ., he Me', in^trucied Mr. maximum of t>0 during'cud, year. « Vteiiin-sdrtv night l'«n 1 a.np w „<,n.^iL-Ttougiit otJi trttfi ■|,y MuyoP I-’ortfsH dike'. fb e ^ R g lf f com ih ll^ e.. k tin- liai.iniiicl; wlu-r > they I,:,no ti,,. ,t irular |,e, forma rice, at the '-he witness nnd been, iiitiinjiurwith . ,,f Way through the last piece of: Th bunquet was gicea in honor I*liable to Estimate ild bu chosen. bunquet was given Mr lilt* t> give thougilt to tills proIsliould 'a vncuiicy actually occur j ,],.,4 Is ) ii Ilia stuoy of the sUiinLacking detailed reports from lamb .1 , t.-nt a. I’alinett" and Second Street ’ 11 number of notorou* crooks, and prqptrty that hitherto has o l,-lo f »he .Uilwa 'Yuvaukec team and the IMadrid, it is uncertain v/ncthei <aclr guard unit throughout the, •'beb will house the cliautainina that he hud signed niuhy Worthless ..................... striK-ted the .......... construction o f .th e 1 ..............„.j|a 1‘hilndeipfiia Arn^ireari . ............ — league bail I.AKEI.AND, Apr. I. —Exhaust - iluruur th«* lay hurt*. ;/u vK his (U^natiire. jj street,-w , WU9 0 ^ave 8 nnp»»r Connie Mack, and rule ,-f making >promotions | wa m.f.l at the department country as to its drill status and as jto have horn been ftrourofi secured! r!»»h club ni manager, The Ann-iicati Uunrtetto i:s de ( liapnnm upon entering court, hod ! Wednesday morning lliin the diplomatic service it- |h;it Mr White would continue probable penentugc of turnout for ed and weakened from loss of morning. |in appreciation of ibe Milwaukee *r|lorp is dredge \tork \t jCan i>e np|died in M-leeting , ork on the program of industri- umainipg diills, war department sleep am! luck of food, the two 'cl.ued to be one of . the . . . best . . . nut­ applied Groehl i i , withi a, shoal oti There to be done elub Infilling in Sanfonl thl* winkind now question* which .he bad prepart-d ,,cfwre the k.Vtl of lhe routB u tcr a numlatr of talk* were de* * ambassador. Several names iz.alion of the lcdcral pnaoits, as fiicials were unuble to estimate u'iatjus, E. I . Lott and It. A. sicul on-aoumtiom, Of before the pr-sident, im-ludi,,-r itiined recently at confafeuces . wiiat part of the deficiency annro- Smith, who started from I akc!r.!’.<! i..i. ..i.,. out hoik . I ne feat or- •1 »•* " -dia»t night. raised sufiiciently to begin paving livrrrd, in which the resources and lo secure photo• I member......................... >! the organization of A. Kine .li-v Mi,.- -r’lbcr of .. .tUori.ev gincrul and piiatlon would lie .actually hi i i o u : nov ncr.ii i.m. wuuni o«j 0 . 11 . 0 1 .-, eex|>end x p i u o - t*inlay v- nioining . , • . ............ —— . ............is , ,n .,e i.nam-d .................. ..... • of ‘fil^X* construction, it is declared. a number Thenatural advantages of Sanford were . Mabel' Welker Wilic-bramit, etl under tho limitations im,,.. . .1 « raPh* Kvcrglndd section ; Ch: I C, . who la.widolk W\QWn criminals some o f who Ipccticut. who vva> i. ...mm- nd .1 tioni ’. , |recuring of the right of way be - 1 vividly pictured by tho speakers. vho !»v the pr?Fident. They were also rc? hVaUtl luesday artirnoon on a a conuiiian and ioipursonator.; admitted knowing hut h Rhe two senators from that •l: ..- 1 u;;t attoim v i, r lt 111 f l wct*n Hanforil and MellqnviUe Ave* Judge J . G. Sharroa gave the b . jurisdiction over th:- prirons. uiiahle to give definite information a branch of i-’i.,h Hating creek 2 0 1 A piogM.m with enough of the acquaintance with the mu Ic. m.ij,.ii > o llUts lemqvi-d, it is declared, the j initial talk nml expressed his ap" “rthwest of I'atnidalo ho-|-i)onulnr. the cinnalcnl nnd the old tho*o numed. relay in th? appointment of n Mi. White hopes that this plan „ to what units would be com pelll i, «g I last olmtacle of the project and j predation of the Brewers* training u.lditio;, - l i a r benefits, wili ed to abandon weekly drill night- *Avt‘,n lak> '.’S a ‘al'n!l. ;“ " 1 *;,u“r‘! f:i"b|0' l ‘l ll* pK'nsii an d :, C.roehl, under C Krtcr ( f rhinu lut- been caused prompting, asked .Shea,, if it were f’I ^ ^ onstructlf n, . i8 Pr,' ,;ii"«‘>- !«" ‘ bis city and state.! he hoped Haven. Aviator* George liableu-.iii-tv of tasten ha.; heel, arrang ate the crowded conditions to for a month or two to keep within kily by political pressure l.v not true that ’.’y„u . am known I ,'\ bcth.-r or not the construction, the management would decide to (litis of candidate* for thut ,>f - .•nun Mr. Sargent obji alictnrcnts. Units nitty drill vo! man of i.akcland and Otir, Hard. <d for presentation tonight, (Continued P irn- Kiel, 1 1 will begin a t the Sanford Avenue I revisit Sanford next year. Dr. Schurmun, however, is vcp.ng tl.e prisoner busy. untnrily but may not be paid for ing of Hobring, located the strand- Aiu tli -i- i.-iuiirv <»f I in- chant:,u ' I " h,K"LL end or the Mellnhville Avenue end “ We have not missed a days it fliers wiio were forced to land our, Mi -. Anna Dickie Oleson, rn to be anxious that ld^sucdrills'll, excess of 18 for tho year isn’t definitely settled though the training since arriving in Sanford.*’ Saturday morning when one of the* fit w man t> » be candidate for kor i.-ach i king as soon a under the president’s ruling. cluuling un a* quickly us possible Otto Borchert, president of the cylinders of their'engine cracked tier,ion to the United States ;a-„tihh and it is iitriiiiie.l he lias Heal Consummated ! of what are termed unsightly Wisconsin team said. “The cliand let out all water, 'they landat.-, will be in Sanford Thursday im p ose H eavy F in e pglit the reasons for his anxInvolving: Around ! buildings on the Sanford Avenue mate has proven better tlian even id on a little kimll oil the creek .itterneor, ail.l night. Mis. Ole1 to the attention of the Wnshj that we enjoyed at Troy, Ala.. Pal­ nnd spent most of the time trying:son wa» nominated on the ticket in M unicipal C ourt - end is promised. Million Casl, P e d d le rs D iscussed to repair tin* motor t»nt were fore- of tie 3 n government. Those I,ore in metto or uny ot* our camps in tho title party in Min­ touch with tin* situation nre ! past. I think the Milwaukee base­ ed t give up and having only a m- ola but was defeated in Lu* e-t_____________ hnct-d there should in- no lu|,se NEW VOi'.K, Apr. 1 New.; that B y C red it .M en A t few chocolate cakes for ,ood witu suing cl tin,, by Frank Kellogg, S essio n W ednesday E n g l i s h S h y F r o m ball club will_____________________ be the last team out lie responsibilities for protec- the Dodge Bros. Auto <’n.. Detroit, -----— * H i g h P r i c e d N o v e l s 1 Of Fteridn. We Wju leuve the «tatno water except what was in tho now sec-u-tnry of the suite in the |of American lilt- nnd property acquired by a syndicate hcadc-d i>y T u esd ay C ath erin e: radiator they soon became latig - 1 (.’oclidge cabinet, t-'im- and forfeitures totaling) ,__;___ , on Apr. hound fqr Naxltvilb* t!,e Dunging House of Dillon Read were collei-tM in tlie Kanofnl i LONDON, Apr. 1 — A problem j for practice games bwdfe travel* ti ll and felt that their tune had There also will he the .addition to tin* political rec- Go., New York, wna prominently (Continued on Page Eight) “Tlie itinerant peddler nnd tin- just about come. They laid not ran . ., itainers on^tb* ilniutui.-f Municipal * .,urt Wednesday m orn-'just now facing publishers in th is' Halations far th * Peking post. | lished he.e to.iny as one of the Thnrsduy. The I ing with the di-,position of lb!country is tho evident disinclina-j ------------ ;■ * — s i.ti the ig„ of any human either nun piograin problems he creates for retail mer­ Id en t Coolidge .'-till is giving niosl important financial traniacin the air on laud or water until troupe co„,|stse,| of Corine .1* chants” formed the theme of a .. 1pcnulties 4 W hlu-were *pul,lie * * gMtoth"puyr ?7 X 'J t / 'Z Idtration r,> the name ,-f John tlchs in . i:•• history of automobile Cti* llaniiug and George Iliilde- so| end Gladys l.llis, Itoili oi Tlitr two■..... Ip-uviesj shillings and' i Tt i ; R u m W a r V i c t i m I s [A. MacMurray, assistant sec- industry. Tim sale is suid to have meeting Tuesday night of the Re­ iran saw something below them whom a ir declared to posie-s ev - 1 Impose,i on l izzie Blair, negresp, pence (|L f> ) for novels, 1 2 sh'ill-, Found Dodd in N. Y. tail Credit Men’s association of f-y of date and a recognized involved jnore tiiar, a hundred mil­ about 2,•!()() feetaltitude waving n ci-lk-nt mezzo-soprano voices and win forteited llotl bohd, and Nor# lu p ;iu,j q pence (^2.10) for ment-) Sanford, held in the office of the , , , , , |orjty on the for East. lion dollars, practically all cash. prices for classical I association in the First N ational, 'V," ‘ V. <u‘th w,Meh l»««»V€*.I later to t,, bo talented instrument.,list*. In Lewis, iwfivzs, whose I,nod of $110 i ,)||*^ and higher ... . . , | NEW YORK, Apr. 1. — The Representatives of the banking ((joatinued on i age Eight) addition. Mi Ellis is a violinist was elaiiip-d by the court in pay* [ literature. Hank building. ___ ____ win, is suid to possess unusual | meat firm declined either to ufllrn, or umiHual inent «.f charge* of possession of j | M)okh will circulate through libra,u“ .• f f f i ’S V E .-ireulate th ro u a h llS a -! “» jg. . of “ , "mi“l ineer Citizen Dies Speakers declared thut an npability. Inteipretive readings I'f-ny the sale. Clarence Dillon de­ lings al illf.-ir Inpior , lies quickly enough, hut when i t ! A 0lu* f r f 5 ? «uipicciniile amount of trade, riglJtIn Sanford Tuesday clared that while the final negotia­ fully belonging to legitimut? nier- Change Prohibition •'riu • 1' 1 1 ‘ -s ,‘Bor^- - i’• negro, plontl |Coine» to outright purchasing th e 1 . , ’ • ' . « x • ' "n r " H > m U * lf th l> ,m ,u guiltv to a charge of itetit lur ....hii,. Bh,- ,:n,t .....wJthlnw w*»» fmnu* t^lay stutTed in a nartions were not completed, some an(ouben E. 70 years of nouncement relative to the deal ciiants, is going to such peddlers, well known grower of Kan- *.vfl! ho made within a day or two. Peddlers were said to lie getting passed away Tuesday noon Tho financial circles here it was unde belonging in Sanford lie the funiily residence on West declared tin*-sale loiwumniated a cause tho merchant* ar.- locally esll ,.1 i.ctv.ton tin- iuiiun- ftabllshed, paying local taxes mid K Street, fdii.-.viim •« Ill,gel ing l.r.ui.iiu. i. : Hoad Company nml the house of 'otherwise contributing to loctfi iiiM -tcd Monday -afternoon my A possible way out tit tn*t ilinieui- •^ working on theories Ic resided in this city contin- J Morgan Company represent-1 progress whereas the peddler came of Assistant Secretary Andrews, uni.nown to tlie outside^ world je t fiffiecr A. II. I'eckyvorth dud J . li. Q* “""rd tn g tu he repreiumta^ i„ a bootleggers and as soon as lie luid sold im for 25 yeai.-, coining to San- , ing the General Motor* CorporaMess will continuo the atlminix*) po essitig thu world’* large t Greet, near tho depot for the theft “ 1V,,1 T ' ^ ’’ Jwas shot by robber*. early in 11)02. Mr. Milliij wan t[on to gain contr. l of the Dodge otuch as he could, left without tuition ot the international revenue I ranch anti rated as one oi ta»- of a number of shirts and overIsMiks in paper covers. T h .»1 leaving anything in return. rtive of Georgia, hut inovid to prolhcrs projierty. bureau under which the proliihitioncoiintry’s wealtliiest women died t-li* from Such peddlers v^eri* declared to be pool room o„ Ninth; P,e *cnt "'‘“r'y as i Itate of Florida in 1804, for, ---------■—■ ■— last night. Ktn-et. , much ns did the whole hook in pre- Shepherd Counsel To injurious in as much as they tend- unit heretofore functioned. ln*u. lh? Af inosjieriiy U. S. Itinerants Gain iif, by reducing the sales, to force Dlii'T eases were dispou-,1 of a s : war days, Seek Bond Rehearinp: follows; Frank Brown, negro, np-: tli,- merchant front business. An The dt-cea-ed i. suivived by two S o I c l f C • 'TO i l l ! ll Z Z li 'S enlargement of thl* process would Ughler.; Mr... J . J . Dickinson, tS S 'f W ash in g to n N ew s j <:hicaco . i.-w;uh? ,, klwiU* I•• V-»#-» liM o L*IOV h• . • . •»»»• *. < • -'OI m .ototvilM ««»** |C of (.'ired'. ,),>, ' i • ii .11 — A new role foi til front business would la* tit.* Clara flurlund, of Wuycro.is, ( W ASHINClfl'iN.'"A»r. l . - T h , ^ ’ m n S j^ r e to rttr soo. William the c-.m a- Jill puzzle has been uitd u sou, Edward Milled of ,ji oVcre<t. i I <utfr us'-d iiy lone- same as destroying one institution S." nnd costs; Knmtctt Hurt, negro, iresignation c f Alexander P. Moore, Nelson McClintock, will be plans, without creating another to r e ­ fifotd. Funeral service. will *e Ame •dean nd E igli-h tmveithe m e , tion co tom to th- miracle play, for- ! gambling, ilU bond forfeited: Jos- nmlawador to Spain, was made j on itraj almost at once if h,« coun,\ppr« priat iductcd from the family lion* lers in Europe as a mean;’, of find­ place it, as, it wan said, the peddler •n ilvri nri-seiitiilat Easter which t’fih Brown, guntbling, ?!!) bond known. i M.-1 full in thetr present effort to is always traveling. being found on pty pur set of ' forfoiltU: Robert Kelly, gambling, It was revealed that the admin- fret* him on bail, it has been deing fe l«»w cuuntryiiiui arui cu-lin* The attendance of the meeting sometime diowi .i the sending,,,,, 1 1$ 1 0 bond forfeited; Miltor. .Mallory, fatrutlon policy toward Uus.iia has cided. The defense attorney.-* l»>.tu,,,,** *.*i lay with Christ to Annas to Calpha was lower thnn yma! due to th. driving, 325 and 1 not been altered bv recent events, j day collected affidavit* of six wit c ’file cat * ViUl lli.it a numbir of in.tinbcr; regularity, and much to tlie einhnr from finite lo Herod; another find negru, i cckle* } im- Eo S f ie n t t.Mirun H«"ker Kcott, n.-gro, ,JD -j ’. ^ ‘‘ retary Hoover declared tha {Wages they *nop«si wouiii cau-e h--t S(d)(Jn Teigo n-s- ! VV|*|*l attending the Kiwanis Itan- i a un lit of tiu- nailer for today * ^ I * I.. eonduet, I.. * —... ft I . . iIhiislnt-ss t l i a l l i i . a j uoutlook til l.u,L- In t n i t i* Il V.uliftA m L I.iw l to i t pA nuiilnr ftl lv cose. continued; Is ftf.ftiul gix.nl ilit despite Jad|t* IL Hopkins consider 0 J• j *1 J* ! taurjuit, <»|4’hinj; ill froilit ot hi-ir qut t at tlie Seminok* Clift*. Tlu* w:,.: Ayr!! F<- ! !>r.y. ft rival, such n ; the ilitif festival \rfluir Ford, gatuliliiig gumliliitg. adverse symptoms on the stock . again the hearing for boil d ill® SA,!PL|)l 1 di . fllU* tilV ijlJtuftiirov -inf. H nJ U^lllg wilt l»e held next Tli- old rpirit of fooling your held by the Hindus on Mu)‘. 21. or ill) and i.oMs; Hubert Font, speed- |aikl commodity exchanges. ’ I l,. . JifftLl VJig lie look:. j T im ; ! last week. night at the association i ueighl'«»r was revived, not otiiy *o- it; - Kea.it of Fools, cclchrutiil by Frc*kJ*nt Coolidge authorizeti , --------inc. esse i-ontlnuod until Friday; abtiui him , la-ardiing the most like- ufllci '. ‘tinllv. but not in a husiiieon wuv. tlie Homans on Felt 17, »> which John Drown, speeding, 410 bowl the war departmertt to reduce # r - | K [ .i. V II zzcvaH M i l i l 1 l\ i j.i . •^ jj*. iij. are played. in (orfoltcil: William Frank, gamb- mury drlfis of the national guard —---------------jThe daily mail swelled and the re •iinilar tricks A l i e ^ e a iV la ll V-* mctjitajivelj , buT iutd i n ' Franco the victim is called “un l i $10 lioml forfeited; Rufus |during tho present fiscal yeatl [\i||.4 V V ill cipients were inclined to believe C f O O k s III B u t f l l i O . utoi.g.T li , Ik- overheard. -“VVhnt •»' v U ijv wore becoming mole popular f •at d’Avril.” meaning un ?! ti; ton, returned tu fmiepU in Or-1 from 52 to 48. I ______ . . {thunder 1 : a three le tier word 1 1 Flair,” possibly tram the toy unnM-ed the mailman. Bill" “. • ' ;en Noxl Tuesday latido. runaway A., ru Furk-| Tho wav hoy; miyi W. a r*uui Couxcns u iu m th committee lumumtii- took tuun up t«r [ u r r c i r n An* i A . 1 »ii- mine 'lii.itorical atitiui-ritii’it /' ii npcitiiig of the li.slu-rlt- - at that or, tli ,| rly conduct, case con- again its inquiry into prohibition tat were forgotten last Week lie- ri ii rr n„in s 'T h e a»>*vi er is » Wank «irarr, or a and in Scotland, u gawk or t innod untilii tpie consjiicuous wtih their p ro - . canon, i WVdncsdny; J . C. enforcement, hearing Mrs. Mabel | J f the id or Die ipril L noticeable »i «iif Loo. nctf. Lot tlii* was one tiling about I lh»an*<, ilrunkenn nkenneiWt ?ld bond for- Wulker Willpbrandt, assistant ,t - *‘custody *ils* ......V;0?, ^ ;’. k t*,». :lc cotint t mutt It h been a like. i lowed ’ bit tn ^connection w1 Which xrcn to k»ho\vf iimmiic oth- feltiMl; Isaac Jordon, larceny, case itorney general, hi,-It there wits no "April Fool.” r Tuc.-dny, t nil: it mo '«■ School children went more su*- er tiling ’ thut there it ample#prec- t ran >f rrcil to county court. The Fan-American Union pub- I fro™ ni*-*1* °L HutYolo off SSl.NI Jud'r* ic.*:l today by t edent for tin.(ratling announce-ptible l«> the witos’ of their April i.-bed draft* projm-ed • in currency . --------■ . fished drafts of thirty propo-^.., . . . - Fe . 27. w Le.. ti. Sharon TO TOBACCO J i GKBMAl* laent that tin-re is a huge tear in •ii aim the da a*1r WW** \T. A I t l i i ^ T s L 1 tn-atie.- and agrer nu-nt* which I1 ’wy* *^ y *_^ ^“IIH! 3. P Pouc“ Cl,r Thr civil .'iml miiial itiKki DERM ... ■■ •-Tvy-v* . r - ‘. . • -••• • r»fy» •«* w- aaoMMwaM'M f « •%. «.»«■•* »• «» * ja r w». w . V* *M»a • ••*> « •• • •AM * w* -• ~ T n i T T ’ i n , lor im- iiii * UU:AUU. Apr. I. — — iflicat: 'iinnlirahl. to the two Ameriraa. i {*der#l"rwenia ban# in M kiie aino, • It 1*t».» » «••* i.: in >iv\ ii i r * k n . l o r n T j-.o .hipping boaid announced j a car ■•o-oi to be cleaned M . W e e k ! - , j *io,v <a t u i2 ,JtlKCJ nt nitsraprvsenia- nouucument that the mother-in-law May, 1.18 to 1,49; July. I .USD • to j t t o a - it* ’ t ‘> 5 1 1 s A n n i e ha* not arrived when said relative 1.<19*w. Corn: May, l.05«3. Oats: acceptance of the $5,825,000 cash I yard# where he worked. 1 M Hii* i ' d e p u t y c l c r l k o f t h e c i r c u i t c o u r t , ‘ t i n n . bill of the Dollar lines for five thoritic* found_ all ttta,»oa I* already on the scene, and the May, 1LTo to 42. It.lVi- been nm thl 1 V a riAii.4 1 D a t e ' f o r i l i e o p e n i n g o t llu - , - i r - ; NEW ORLEANS. Apr. 1j~ T « L ! presrst-lypr chip* nay. <>pvinicii »!,»» «n-«|H uvhnu of Ai ii i ■ ing of 15 minult millionaires rii*t h a s b e e n VOII-’,cd a n to the o f th<t I n , i t e o n s ; i o l l i i i I by tlie l’ucific Mail Company, __ it# loat in gambling, ____ I* •#! a i > ; i y 1 n..» '2«!i ftHiltiiou* aunouncement*. toil; May, 21.141; July, 24.71. s e t f O r A l a ,,* ’ 2 8 . -me froi AVIATORS LOST IN QUARTETTE FIRST FOUND IN SAFETY BIG CHAUTAUQUA 7 10 0 8 f;ir‘11 ;ner" 1 Sanford Ohsorvos “April Fool” Day Wiih Regular Monthly Bill Flood f m m b M• n i a* III �n Ui r f 'I J T I . Y V / E have established fast delivery by truck, and now all leading grocers can supply you with fresh M erita Bread every day. T h is service provides you with the Southland's finest bread—bread that is not only exquisitely flavored and absolutely pure, but is also extra rich. SOUTHLAND’S T w o sizes, 10c and 15c. Serve this fine bread regularly. FINEST MADE BY 4T H E •f American Bakeries Company NEW YORK, Apr. 1.—The ini- Committee Appointed By American Humane Arancin* tion Eliminate Practice; Is Declared' To' B e‘ ‘ Useless ... , cAt . J tial 8teP in a t,,ree years’ nationill Ask I clc to S tir H erself ; wide study, aiming to make the FromHer Present Condition : tenching of foreign languages more of Sloth and Lnylr.PHs" Ag effective in the United States, hn< ffo l^ o ^ A m w ic a n i„ ,n m „ r, J - g f t S . ! can Council of Education. i o ? n ' Questionnaires mailed to 20,000 W * Mn? “me P.el?> I secondary schools, asking for sta« « ! . . ... the .tudyof French. Ger- -CHICAGO, Mar. 31 The only reason or excuse for the rodeo is crowd, indifferent to anything exi rent being entertained and, when "jiroused, a bloodthirsty one,” said " a aiutement of E. K. Whitehead. Mxtf the Colorado bureau of child and animal protection, issued here to/ijflajr by George A. H. Scott, chirmnn ? of a committee named by the A. merican Ilum aw Association to ■"•'study ways and means of eliminn* ■ting the practice. For the brute .‘‘there s nothing except unwilling-! . ness, force fear, suffering and ofAen deuth." _ “Every spectator nt u rodeo is H$the worse for being one,” declared <*thc statement, "as he is u little hsrder. u little more ruthless, u ffijlttlcm o re indifferent to the sufferiitg of other creatures, u little moru reconciled to Injustice, to - cruelty, to the pain and blood of helpless creatures.” * . The need of rough riding und ..bucking homes has gone, and the * need of catching and holding cut- on the night of the ceremonies save tlo has been developed far beyond . the reiinl'cmenta of its original the flaming torches of ancient pag­ i . usofuln-ss. continued the statement eantry which will be used in the ex­ •.. which pointed out that most of the ercises. Ail the old Hawaiians of ^stunts of the rodeo today were the island will be invited to partic never preformed on the old cattle ipate in the rites, which will bo an elaborate reproduction of those us. - rnrgjg, and many never at all. cd in the past to honor the goddess. ' * In porno of the other features of M. Luahiwn, of Wninkea, Hawaii the nveinge rodeo there ... __ is less who was master of chants under i chance for suffering or injury, hut the monarchy, will arrange chants : - in none of it b there anything ! and dances which are seldom seen g& u t ienr and pair, and sometimes j in modern dnys. He will also pre­ death lor the unfortunate dumb auiinaia," said Mr. Whitehead. pare the otferiig of awu root, which is said to be one of Pole’s most l i ' “Men also are often injured in cherished delicacies. the violence between man and An old Hawaiian now living at ..Least. But the man can choose, Waimen, participated in sim­ ran do as he likes and is not forced ilar rites who long ago In ary way. He has. beside, the ' pleasure of exhibiting his skill, his LAMB SENTENCED TO LIFE. chance ut the prize offered. BRADENTON. Mar. 31.—In “It is our American unalogue of Circuit Court this morning, Judge the bullfight, also with its eager, W. T. Harrison denied a motion r'blard tkirty crowds, its tantalized of the attorneys for Johon J . Lamb, , , and tortured bulls, its old helpless for a new trial and their client , ..horses disemboweled on the bull’s was sentenced to life imprison­ ment. FOK THE Biggest Bass or Trout Caught On A Rod and Reel Casting Outfit Wc Will Give The Following P rizes: man, Italian and Spanish will be followed by an Investigation in more than 700 colleges and nor* mal institutions In an effort to learn how far the overage Ameri­ can needs foreign language as a help toward understanding the En­ glish language, and whether mod­ ern language, pupils use English more correctly than others. An interesting feature of the study will be the use of delicate instruments to measure the move­ ment of the eyes in reading for­ eign texts. Mechanical devices al­ so will be tested as aids in the study of French, German and Span­ ish. A new Kina o f Pi H IS favorite dessert? A : any a; — sixteen or sixty—the chars . arelie’Ufirmly answer,” Piel” Hen a delicious new kind, with ali :h refreshing grapefruit flavor piui ti smoothness of rich custard. And course it’s nourishing, because ii made with Borden's Evaporate Miik. The only drawback— ever;, body'll want a second heleinrr. y( cup gupetrutt ju ice i tcitpocnful grated / lemon rind 4 . tablespconfuh dour >4 teaspoenful salt i tablespoon fed lemon juice IK cup: sugar K cup water rrMr-noonful. Best egg yolk*. Ml: thoro and one and a fsuitb cup: iujjor. cca: b io the cgv yjl yadusliy. Dilate milk with water,.bri.-e, »•? b cilb j p :b :, a four slowly o;cr the egg-yolk mixture. Cook in a dou boiler until it thickens, stirring constantly. Ccok tluee minu loajer. Add butter, fruit juice, and rind. Ivlix well. C and dll baked pastry shell. Beat five txblerponnfab tugar gr; call/ bto the stiffly-beaten whites of e jp . Cover top of vritU Ucriwgur; bro..n lightly ir. e clow oven. This will m. * 1- . . &ndypo*..s attendants are always ready to serve you, even if you only require water or air. A t these Service Stations POLARINE OIL and CROWN GASOLINE are offered io you as the best motor products obtainable. FREc. crankcase service; only charge is for oil used. Differential and t r a n s m i s s i o n •tpfvirp also vonrlova/l 1 st LARGEST—Shakespeare “Markoff” Reel. 2nd LARGEST— Heddon “King Special vfrzr MHSy' • * 3rd LARGEST -T ack le Box. | . 11 K & Contest Open From March 1st to October 1st All Itight Boys— Let’s Get Busy I ■ Hill Hardware Company ■ I >— ■ m n o r b in co n es in twd sizes; tall ( 1 6 o z.) and sm all (6 oz.) O rd er fr o m y o u r j grocer's by the h a lf( dozen or more cans. \ 1 1' INCORPORATED IN KENTUCKY PHONE 53 - v •* - 1 �R a t" Msdfe Wealthy By iVccisfcn Of A'Federal finrart lias Warned -All Women He Won’t W flr u iir m in t n i«i: fin a v t , 1'i.uHUi.t •» C'ij.iM.t:uv. ■m ••• ..rt t n,ip!.UmiU. — ) . .*-■ : cl,-r.,nn. Jf 1 1 s till., mi / '.A N .rn A N X ico . .31 Nn i p per !■» f-*:nc to 'a n r ? tfcpv** lim p t !: c for o . fliiuslff scIf-ntyN* it. ill., invention lipKnri fa­ f “w » i t rat/', r/ho b?ccin\ tht?It i*;ok n:..i ai* that letically a : Inis' i^ fnilUi-talUicr- x’ . •• v i • • ’*- iv i-r n TTV|fi**-'fnT !tr dz i i : ' . it* -m u’iii!u .‘iflK *•" '»• a W n ftw l ytstcc C ftcU : C-auit o f the pr.ter.t rflico. uaraen a diary, .ppi. !n }k-rz necciftiy r;iho!dIri|T Silica li^jiwfil i :i liu evirifneu-at ir. diiiois lo i-r r iilj fnv the l ..-* : :c uid/i. I i : ! ng i‘cc!tBl ot rerai. fi WiptV*V. ; it* -* tfthed wainlet’»ii duiii j :. e.*r • of ravefacc. aked what he IrAsiufcd to do with lit* •0! ferwt IcOTnyiny' intended N hiilljdn') . t f ctO .**. lot of things Trivanc-jHI lrt.miL*' ir rnicltur* luIdHU tinriij while ht>*K ve|yi Ifo rAhl tTwI* ‘P 'i’iblo up I t hin n n w i K r h c decision i iifnvm* of Cnrvon i'O tdtn o f ore in a fumacv ■ b r. noeiiii ott rn o | fri *i ir«, v.hoieaa unde.- the on! B b l fix ltirt r n "!I i;i th? i t j t i ul 24J tcra co.iiil b? treat. ■ Mv had ;i:d in* ■ n’t* u St'r.V' > ti t 'r inl .r ■oinpony. v/fifriiiV.* ft.V;.-.;*tl <:f a 4». ■ ro fim tirr. IlM*.;rariy a jifteot i'!" 3 ). flu*. h.TTAVt? timJ ci'CcJr. ;i*i t if p n c ’ thu. of c^'tie.. ■ Acrr>v(.'irjr t<> c >ir:.Li: a fly ca i f Kevervi' .•t'her.t tVr.inanle f ire in■vjved in the railmr, whltfc. if not In M ; I,*.- »Jv, 'l -nimuf C’o irt. pv»v Bet him a.; hitr.v as .*2ft (103.1100. OfHjrnln o f the ^Am.-n*icrrt. fm eltinf! H elinirff Companion, lowvvr.r ray tb | l .they arc not involved to llu; extent of mure th in 230,000. They c.’.b cct to ahnenl. rriMfit.i iiiie Cu..<ll e ’hlinUft* tt> live 5*. 1 n tm io 'i* front hsti’i that h ia loti red him in recent oik ii tin. • vV.iic-* the nr.*vs «> the uo|l»«inr h n nnrr"l he ban b'‘cn rereiving more mail than he can rent! lit* itdid- lie was trtittlni; ninny lot ier-i fiom women vrh*? eomplnlnerl l*iiic!in.*ii., and enclosed addxcjcc.v ■ ■and telephone ntirr.bets. ® Usilnllv Capon p ie fc r i to tall: u ‘ Kili4iiu.it it*;*. ltL*l taboo nrd «s:i-h. ■ntUly. hire the hijrh co*.iit oldetl *t ii!i |i'm. tie hni* li-e - in<ir-. utBeiitive to Imiir nejjlceed social niiiinil***: Tn« tvnjlj «i| hi* rotipi ■ro :i(lorn**<l with photoj'iaphs of Kiovi • n-trenm*!-.. hut that dcuen’t R:e:in iiny'.hiny. h.« explain'. X ‘‘ffi.iK* tiT thy! « l!a;i|u*i < ur. K.'ir^ tn ;»c*t ir * ’’ h> affirn>'. ■ On m m Jr. fill. A t tile rg.* of 1 ! B * ilia iiw;p' fron* (ho fnmliy in ■ n i'i't'i. f*o h:’il h •' l\ o y ;ir .; of bl li >*> h- u**eovrrni tl-i* won•- ft:l m i;:c, a ivoi:-ir*;: " f Airfare IvtT v m ap (’lilt <:i. Arir.. 11* 1*1 iii cla’in i i • Si ">-)'i. in. h ii ■nine-* if f . In,. ’iiI aoi licil ** great -:•! of rileallilrTy ami grology. For a time lie digressed from in it.' t " t-.n ntt 1‘ x p u d itii ii m t * nveatjon FaHiop ’Vhaleb To Enter , New Career Tn Motion Pictures whose* romanVtc history over .n T. perimi peads iiky the pagos of oh! tinp fislion. The Narwhal, built at Sun Fran­ cisco in 1883, is one nf the fines', example nHont of sailing ship ernstruction? in the view of th'.> shipping men. Immediately after Iter launching she xvni entered in the whaling induatry, iix which she remained for limn yeuiv. During that time she caiahlishiid remnls. heth In xvhnle catches and fast cruises. After leaving tin* pursuit ’ nf#xvhli!<*.v, the cruft xvai in'c.j foy a nuiulicr of years in the trade to lire South Seas. The final voyage of the Nnrxvhai null'd last year xvh.ii ah; crept into San Frnncbco harbor from an ox■pcdifloti to the South Scon. On her oUthound trip froiu Ran Fran­ cisco, the hnrkenltne 'disappeared for a period ft K> mmitlis ami xva» recorded as lost ut sea. She inter appeared at a South Sea port, however, bearing utiriei of terri- loido'.i--> y*’ th* ' nioiiiun Gen•a’lihii ii S.i-acty, He left the v--. (lltion ia the xv’l l * or tlieSivrrn adn* rwnitiainn :i ' lab ,tnd -ifti-.i i’» (Vifivi.-ihua. where he i»v V.'i inked a: iii: sii-clU rg e:rJ of 111. Later G-irsha xv.mil.’ rei ove** ’lini-Jn Idaho ami Ou-|fvn. felxvlug the .gold cu n tx . For a bile b" ran an assay office. He rt hack first as far as liimiing- One large face loxva! 501? value given frea to li.e iir.it 5.J eitstOmcrs making a purchase <-f >,\.i it, :n<< uw.ro •»;..« ..ii. i i .hm.'Sk ! •• It.'.,.,., I'.u lt.!, , I. . *r.ii’ ...........ft. M l'ii I.. mv ?l l ,if,' liv» .„il *- tX.NitV t£«*L «*• l«.»ijjt.» J'.wj'imI ■>.,«.* ii> an-i Ci.Hf r, $ ou nl( ,l»«-r.’lc* I ••• liV.* .t.i «»...l l. Tif il.ifiT I.III «■r i.nil i luitl* \ "t ..till, lx » I Mi; 1 •»*. run fc»a-d J»ni* v y.-.u *5rztrgr ir i-f nic fi?r f««• ii.ir, ,\ Murvtn |imnti^> In;; dmxr.fr.ihi .i. i A. I. K»r\iti I*..i>«-»»|;>-, A. i..nn« ii; i I .siw att i.iw.lvi'l t»luuu * " *"**; tr-isxrtt-Uakf it* ifr fr .. •■»«iiii if,ir .a, *i in**. d«-xt- un e,i s r llu t• i ah i ntlif) fluitii mlb wTiii.i «* ,I*.- M,ii| iMai.’t* I'urlin.'in'ii'. I ray. i'i i. 1vi*. ui.i >i........... . 1 * !* a m .i i i.n a m v i.. —. .ii* t f H nl uUj •>f the »i KIN * * i 111** «*Ait: titli*. nil oilier |>«‘r- I nut. 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I i a l i l n . nullflilii.iti> .ir.il u.i lfi* f » r I'Nafliittf I'pUfliilfJ* Ir.* >M. K tiilia li F lu or W ax O f t c r Claw::* ?.I:i: ih • Stfe joy wrlilfij; Rail Hardware Co. i In* f-i. M I mHii i llliifc r I 'lm r l O t ln "ti..* • I..tiniliir inidiv kilrl f ts I iii HI#. ' \ velr Tusll* f ' h n r Her lii- i». in «i m i . j. !uiifi..»-. ir.. ii'IM Jliiir ii '• •V f..|,|ltaHrm*i*t*' u. lltO lllTinn in: nremiffM Tnvnl.rti i> lii.s nun; fit •.• • i .umini, .f lit • m ; mi i r n tO. t .f lu-ir... lir.mii f* uiml mhi-r cImimnil.i umlt*. the Mini I*’i.IIiji i utintrtifm. tlerrai.* tj I T iilHyrtrlit, lnl.-r. ..tf«l In lit* lAllil. . nil I»f. tfT. -M ,■li.Vo.vvJ In thl:.( ,mi i.. ana- nV " i1 'll I rMilftm|.Oialu*;.' tit t-n.. .-(ttii. 'iji.j. JoMl liidilfii If .lly u .. fir.., rl nii*-. I hr l.inln mu.I |i:r.nl Mil- null, wn.i , i hltnWjt. • S 1 IT n il <jriUT .TITtin lltjr r v»r PabllrMlIim. * Vi u.-am r i ni- . t TiuMl.nr vf KlorliHl T«>1 . li\ r.-.,iiiri<l in .-nip ,;l *.lii' lliitilr i<. If. Ilvliivi. noil. If I «if .-niinl-tnit i thf <Ii*.nl. ull iuicIImh .-lulnilnK inferi''*iii’ rtHtT. .ill "..mi «>-. Ip- tile Imii'Is iiuU premli«>9 lit-relii*, Jaur, A. I*, iji'-. ft .piifv i\^»r«(o^* r.rfrr ijrv sa?-i Johr.j ' Ifoltlrn.-i|f<*VN](fih or- oHieVVl-ir; 'ilti imrtlf.M .Tn i::uii-» hit-ir-.in ir» riif ine? Driver |>l«ioaht mIiiIm mill olfnifiitrn lirrelnuftfr ilf-; Pmtieo >tu IIP t,k,r. :IIi;,»rl,» <**l Otlllcr Nmry A. Milllllfl. llr«; iM.iii iT.if' VK*'»!''I. or ellierrvbr. ami nil ulliyr SAN M.SNTO. Ca!., Mar. i'.l— A ilfi.r ll.l-il* uii n»f ll**« rlitliulnc IiiI.to Hm In ih** v*Mi ••hcit!*'1 mv' w som*' ••'iisidorn t guarTvr of i"i*nVn*~ hm-lnsfn r itc* tion« for a locomotive, held Justice J, " p jn f ' -T i a»av«r.'.»i|i l*: uiV »»«ni WII i iae i lv. lv 'VAjtcr Ihr.t rccantly flU- iV-M S i m - comiiiailll lifr..Hi *S»« *;••_» ~3V nc*r mtfr«.**tfil In that eerinin tracii t l-i furt’mr nrct.-rnl that il'l*< of I mil nlluatf III afnilnulv *-o'lli-l l}*. rinrl.ri. -a 2 « U -:lc rn i-« V f-t1 ** lu- LllUn]..'.i. .1 i in .- it .. fi-k ini- lou is In-WII I ;iit vi fifK-utithr wei-ktu In TinTill- Hnll|T>e*i*’. Lfuarter of lluIfi riollrfulil. .1 i:.-wi<|>ajirr jmli. Nyrths'fit vjiiavti-r S m .r i te l .In 5<>rpln<ile «*i.u!itv. Florida ft. Tiiivn.tllln 31. X**"lti. Hnr ■ lnOf Mini iTfliTfit. itlfs. ihf |pt r,rt *>Tii#l. ‘ I • i f \»irll. iriV . 1 Ail.lillon > n .u|«l rarS of you nr.- Iiorflij •ot' V i-: nniriti.AHa, nimnisniif" I i ..•iinin-'l to appe-lf r‘ ^ ,i! it on Lite traiV ami •**'. '>. ••Irfiili t'l.-i t . . Si-ini- In mini Mil rit.'niil.ilnl ..1 ice poll l^iuniy. Florida, ■c a .u*ci> :WcmiiL*lA ii * i i \l* i-imrt hottio* In SnnfnuS, Henlno'i* '* •; ' .'!. \VKKKM. i>. f. • ’dftiit^. * K|ilr|rt*i. mi MVtirtB>. me t- ip eftw fait! they had to awaken II VVJ11TK s lit *i ilrv of .litin . lDJi; .iitlft-r.vf.! n! Mi tut- f.ir r omhunaag <-> I •ikitl J; ..r. ;^l«r jx? had Iwcii curraMl U(t| vv|]| iif fttu-n in ctin*',.*M. fov iHljr- * or. tae nrgirk* *Tf|ni,‘ ,frhc ••<1>!>}■ yon infill lilll /nf ei*l11l»f!»mt liliV l.T-M liyi-ll Hj.-il Tnr the* l'ju*l*.m ' b or.i(lt!.C.^f‘ nf ..ulullmr t it ii- |n tn< tmivr. »ler n « :‘ e.. ..aa :i not’ hurt, I' rvr*"f • ir-ifi nf nin»l .n ilrt- •-•ni«v damotf'd, ' lit- 1 nant. I.i l.m l .*.:. (Jlii'li'n. If In fiirlUcr. orilf-rnl tiiit iliin ’* ii5ro. f' otitcinla paid it coat Sl'»7.nler Iff' imMiiffi-il fincO a w<*fl< for tf.* CMAN'T.llV 7*2 to ii- p ~ t**" engine, i»n*l **• ■ ■-litIII entinorutll^e wri-lctt III TinI .Xtflll'fdr. i’nni|dalnatit court cnert-d judgmciU accordSnnfnrtl lli-rulil. u m urnimiifi noliII partif - eln•mIitv Inlt-r.-Mii* In llnlivil la Sffinlnol* t'-miitj. I-’Ivi ■ ibK.y. , < tilt! In pit-• kill |iri-inlsi-s Invnli i-il , ill". m tli'n -ililt mnli-r I! S. H.U'f.inl. - IMiSH AVI' UllIHlItKI). tliln llif i n •* -i.nl, i r -wMf ril- . tipi flay nf M.iri'ti. 132*.. IfTtrodiice Roxing In * ji..f. ml.|ii|n. ‘n h t-'lt* V- 11 I*1'1.1ll.ASff, t n r Tn ISKKull.M OKfiff. u r -tv1' ('I. ft; nf fin* rirenlf (’••nrt nf CilrriruUim of Japs Ul'jU T TITI Ii. * Somlrmlf r.ninl'* Flnrlfl i f’ r-li-r fur I'nliltrntTon. 'I 11} : Ttlf P'l-li; ..f i IfTill.1 III! WII SI'.V A I SAN m :\ n c is c o . Mar.'tlAll t,.fIli a <lf.li»»lf,f If.'ei'-"til l*f !* s*r»tf**lt»*rs< .ramej K. h/si: rtxtc ndjutant nl* lIn- I;m l. utnl nn-mlSfH Ki-ri-linffcc Apr. I. s. 11 .he Am ii - ■•;.i i. 'v reeived Pi--ri-|>n il ::s lifliv. iIi-v|h«'I'm. XlU!' ,1 <lvl> Q. 1.1, I Mild ft l<fr I'l.ijtilii’itn ii niff C II. v rii-i ihnt-n-i th7 rcvult of Lcgftm Ifi'M. .' nf.il d. ........ «.iJ nllii*HWlsrf j l.\ T llll < :*.*tl-;i(irj inr Tuklo, boxing h is nil i*;- rt If- rl.ifinlna IliunitM In iliv , sr.XilMil.l unit i»i-fiiilr.-* h"iM'nnftcr iitrf l ev*' iat* idiivi' into the crirrVulum l.ii.df .•ril..- * fk lu-ir ilrtla in , rcrantf'-* . 'h IN CHANVptty. ** .laiA oc*; military nrpdeinich. ••M'l . il'i-r I'lultn inM andi-r »li,ririnli'.>'XT il:i. •• I.. Iiin* i*iiin|i|nl|iiilil \M. ■, Thi s cacw nNmt tl*roi‘cK a ndx* Ill If tl n.cifnrd. ll«-t-f iif-il, nr ..lilll- , *.'Ih. ii pa nit i.itrili- * *-■••Iiii iiiw ■•! .’tiltIuk Molnar. If llkliu: i-tK, :d Ik'xlng-j'll-jitsu i^atch Arrctifed ii-j-f.-.iH . liffr-ii'hinlK. umi« • • m mi. a, prig». di-•1 1 t tli*! Toko n*ut <•! thi-.h-fior at i ■ fd. <ir ijllu-rw in-. ..nd all. oll'f.-j MITT T " gfll-VT TITI.I Order (nr I'nlillrnllini the1 re: u *st of (:**.u*ml l/gakl? :nin- !•: rtli*M fin mil In:. Inti ri'rl n In I •I l- oil • '#iif |i^*|ihir .. * Hojlfltors ter r^nnptatnatit Th** J'?;:!;- -if 'Fp.rl.T.. T,*. .tlilkili. .M"ln ir. Jiilln- A. •<rr|l.fd t n urn Ml! if |’vlli v XVnldnoai-1. JIuiir > XX * ii ntiiii-tirlnii I.; tli * - * Pliaritini J ihi»-k. .‘ I. I •'.rrijil'lnl ln-ri-ltl lh.it Villi a..ir In; .................... It'I iti --di-l Iii iiin*.. ci-riiiln Inti., ...Ja m l-iip-rlinl l.biridn I f in ml altilMlr III ill'll, tilii.illv and <i•».• iniMlf I'JecM Pari t|i i| Recent test.i show that silk rti tllllK.lc r.illllt.v. I lui'ldll. Mi l lit: ' . «'linrly*.tc "••airln.'-r lnit)r.' M thread used in striiiKinK pearls -rrll.ril n-* f*ii|i>wiu "w v ' llunlir. I'twriolti- liniiclun XXi-lr I’ nBil-* •'tiiirlnlli- l». rl. idimild not be dyed nor contain I..it I him III- No th P> (• - * i t I. .1 . Ilurltev, .Ir.. Ni-tilf I ..i 2 i.r iJIni.k <■ •f Tier 2 .if Ihchemicals, otherwise the luster of Town " f S-infir.l F'lirld-u nrlirla* i Mni-I.f'. ii Ih.i hiinivii'i the pearls may be destroyed, ,li- Mai-Ur), M.iuk I.- 1 1 i>»n< H. ■ -dim. tn IL II. Tra(fiiHlV.*)IX|l A. .Sudden Sweeping L E T GO! ■ am er Out W ITH F e e d it w e t XOHTII EL Safeguaixl System of Filing Ry|S=n | ;:J A*k for DtmMUf , ‘’F i/in f a n d Finthnx'* COLEMAN’S Fvcrvlhin'2 fur the Office' 207 MnXncha. Phone 10I-.I GENCY* V O IL E S , im O A D C L O T H S. L IN E N S Mi st of Them All Hand Made Summertime cool frocks in dainty colors made ritflil. Your choice— •. « OF THE ENTIRE STOCK • S2 00 cr mere. !*«*! r.flirr One larRe face towel 50c value uiven free to the first 50 custuners making a iturchuse of $ 2.00 or more. ?10,000 Stock A)! Goes on Hargain Block I • *. * Come,'join in the Bargain Feast we arc offering you on the best merchandise money can buy. Every thing in this entire stock included* nothing reserved. It all gets the Ax§. .ILKBCSK ATFSM HOSE- Men's silk sox in nil colors, per pair The summer has arrived and you need union suils. We cannot add more to xvhut T ^ ik is has to say about his union suits— so get your supply in crcpc or pajama checks. For this safe. 75c PER SUIT OLOTIS Two Sales in ONE Si< if r .i f p c w e .JkJa.kJ We ii’ive nimtil 50 «i||; drci'^L’ : that v out nl wonderful valcc*?. We are climhining ourSiTond Annixensirx Sale xvilh BAKTIvft oitri you will i»e* the limefit of c:ttr unusual low prices at this stupen Buy all you need now as prices will novel* he any lovvci oft theso goods offered you a t thK^alo. The merchan­ dise is all clean and fresh, and we are reducing our stock to can y over into the summer months as iittle as pos­ sible; as per our usual methods. llf ’A O n e I ;l o f S p r in "'.'miner I nto ic And Aprons House dresses and aprons tor li»*a ro o m slip ill e n te rs . KBap Punin-s Silk Hose LnrficcV s p a r punV|xn in nateni ic:ttiic . eciul I’ll re thread silk hose in ail colors. Sale okiK’ld ^kifvtilda^W ii hnii IniinoioFiiG iV iiile Kid hiunduis at Full Fashioned Hose F u ll fn sh in n e d h A-sf.it! all c tlrirs . H eguh ir $ 2 . 0 0 fo r , Sandals . 4- »W»#».*♦ KHAtt! FAPflS \ very good value at eoljari. attached. Some xvjiJirut eulloffli some xvith separate collars. All Silk Tics knitted MEN’S STRAWS T TT 1 4 4 f men s Sport S h ills AJejVb silk Popular brand of men’s union suits exceptional ly Rood value for Your opportunity to shoes Hi the !nxvt'::t prices We have marked them ii' xvh fer this specinlsale* Vd'.sr choice ties S I’E t’lAI tuT V5c number for this sa.’q " 1 PiN lhkl K pa n ts $1.39 PERPAIR f.adic.**’ F u n d ai puntp Aav«|» >Ou canvas crfr.rd::. Patent Pumps Falmt Or»«*- Strap Street, fmposit OUTLET Sanford, Florida ! EXTRA SPECIAL SWEET OHK WORK SKIRTS �kliilH r r w attmcM »««»( i M S a r St SaafsrS. I'lxrM a tow*- -h« As Brisbane Sees Good Friends With Canada „ ... . — .,w c » n RooMTrH'H Plain jTwtepyjpfo Yon are 90 Per Cent Good. Air Travel t Cent a Mile. BT ARTHUR BHIS^ANB T h e cost of n college education is steadily increasing year Magg flatter, by y ear, according to figures which the Tam pa Tribune* has oher XT, 1 5 l l a t. ll(«- Postofflc* BanfoM, Florida andt-r A ct of collected and presented in a well written, editorial of a few days ago. Though these figures at„firgt may appear dis­ couraging to a poor boy seeking higher learning, still th e in­ crease is scarcely larger proportionally than th e general in­ crease in the cost of living. T h e student a t the University of Kansas, according to the . IC B lC IU P m o S RATES figu res, is put to an annual expense o f $827, while nt the f Y aar.^$T .M Six Mou»hs.._*J.E0 leered la C ity by Carrier, per U niversity o f Illinois he must pay out $900 each year. At sk. ISc. W m kly Edition $ lo * some o f the eastern colleges the necessary expenses run as high a s eleven and twelve hundred dollars. g MPECIAI. NOTICE I All obituary However, generally speaking, there Is no reason why S sV n«s uf liwu'm, i«t*>lutlon* and n o tice . of entertainment!! where anyone, regardless of his financial status, cannot get a coich arg es a re made will be (harated lcgc education if he wants it and if he is willing to work for fo r er re z r$ a ? .a 4 v « tliiin r n .tea. it., T h e self-help bureaus in practically all of the larger col­ ■ m i R E R T H E ASSOCIATED PH ESS leges make it possible for students to earn part, and in many The Aaioclated Pres* Is exO ust e ly entitled to the use for repub- cases all, of their expenses while going through college. ttlon of all news dispatches A t the Kansas state agriculture college la st year, it is sired It rd to It or not otherwise cred ­ ited In th is paper and alio the local said th a t forty-five per cent of the student body were entire­ ■owe publlsh-d herein. All righ ts mt repabJIcetlon of -ipeelal dispatch- ly se lf supporting; eleven per cent paid jJart o f their own ex­ •e herein are also reserved. penses ; while only thirty-three per cent earned no part of their expenses a t all. From a recent vote taken in the senior WEDNESDAY, APR. 1, 1913 class a t \ale, it was found that nearly half were working THE HERALD’S PLATFORM. for p a rt of th eir expenses, and a large proportion paid their 1.—Deeper water route to Jackson- own w a y entirely. Hov* the students are enabled to do this, to work a suf­ viDe. Sc—Construction of St, Johns— In* ficien t number of hours to earn eleven or twelve hundred ilan River canal. dollars a year, and yet keep up with their classes, is explain­ i , — Extension of white way. 4.— Extension ta local amusements ed by th e selfhelp bureaus. These bureaus are responsible in — swimming pool, tennis courts, etc. large measure for the placing of students in positions where 6.— Acquisition of a municipal they can earn the greatest amount of money in the shortest Baud. time. They get jobs for the students in eating houses, in «-— Augmenting of building pro­ cleaning and pressing establishments, in laundries, in wood gram—houses, hotels, apartment services, in tutoring school, in the offices of the universities, houses. t .— Extension of street paving pro* and in a thousand and one odd jobs where they can make m. enough to make both ends meet. -Coast ruction of boulevard So th e time has past when only a rich man can continue ■round Lake Monroe. in school. Were Abraham Lincoln alive today, he would not •.—Entrance Into Florida state walk fifteen or twenty miles to borrow a book in which to baseball league. 19.—Completion of city beautifica­ glean knowledge, he would be doling out hash in the Com­ tion program. mons o f some big university in order that he might more readily have access to thousands of books in the library B IB L E THOUGHT FOR TODAY, about which the university is built. •J PSA utf« Male Quartet cssary expense and a dangerous en tanglemenl fur their country. The fact that this country stays out of the leaguo has some weight with our neighbors in the north. Thee. Thou I.ord of Life, to seek the things that do not pass in using but the things which abide. IN TH ^ UMBLIGHT The fire upon the hearth is low. And there ii stillness every­ where, A And, like winged spirits, hr re and there The firelights shadows fluttering ROLLICKING FUN MAKER A GOOD League of Nations might be constructed on this conti­ nent with Canada and the United States as foundation members. A league to take care of America. North and South, leaving Eurepe to look after Europe, would be pop­ ular and useful. Close and friendly relations be­ tween Canada and this country over especially important. Our Inter­ ests manner and standards of Hid­ ing are practically the same and this country could learn several things from Canadians. INIMITABLE IMPERSONATOR i .. ~ iT's y ABooT TrAE t F IR ST DAY— APRIL I REDPATH CHAUTAUQUA A REAL PROBLEM ST. PETERSBURG INDEPENDENT THEREFORE it is n comfort to hear from Professor T. H, Mor­ gan, eminent biologist of Colum­ bia University, that every one of us has, from his ancestors, a men­ tal and physical inhcritencc at least 1*0 per cent good. Had he percentage been lower, the ancestors would not have sur­ vived and would have no descend­ ants. Couched nt her side I seem to And mother holds my hands again, Oh, for an hour in that dear pluce Oh, for the peace of that deur time— f Oh, for that childish trust sub­ lime— Oh, for a glimpse of mother’s face! Yet, ns the shadows round me creep, •I do not seem to be alone— Sweet magic of that treble tone And "Now I lay me down to sleep!" —Eugene Field. SINGER A \Yv5ElF / WIIAT YOU arc nt birth limits definitely your future possibilities. Your surroundings and education may enable you fully to develop all that you have in you. But nothing can be added to the limits that are fixed with your first breath of life go. POPULAR DIP A llTTlE h V W U L A 77N ' THE LATE Theodore Roosevelt's letters to his friend, Cabot Lodge and his remarks to others are in­ teresting. \V. J . Bryan he called a "Small man and a demngngue," and of Woodrow Wilson, he said to a naval official, "The man (W il­ son is a physical coward." jeodore Roosevelt spoke plain­ ly, especially iti these private let­ ters, published after his death with the consent of his family. And as the shadows round nic creep A childish treble breaks the FIVE BIG DAYS M c M U L L E N ’S HARBER SHOP Largely because of the attitude partnership of concord, but French Season Tickets $3.00 Same Barbers and Equipment of her dominions. Great Britain I suspicion presents a barrier. . ... . . . . How do wo know it will not NOW AT 113 MAGNOLIA stands today in respect to the provo to bc another scrap of pa Geneva protocol much as the United , por? " France usk< with consider* States did on the Lcngua of Na- able justification. She recnlls 1870 tions. The. protocol is a rewriting' and 1011. It is u suspicion heighof the conver.ant specifying how toned by Germany’s reluctance to the league members should proceed i give guarantees concerning her against recalcitrant members. Thai eastern border. She is willing to United States kept out of 'be j pledge hcrsolf not to disturb the league largely because of the fear j boundaries drawn on her western WHY A BLUE-EYED man and woman nev» ^ have brown-eyed that if would embroil her in quar- front by the Treaty of Versailles children. How it happens that a rela in which she had no interest. |but every Gorman entertains the taste for drugs or drink is never British dominions now oppose the 'hope or regaining nt least Danzig inherited and many other interest­ protocol because they do not want J —citylM) per cent. Germany, now ing things Professor Morgan can to inter commitments for the so- ,,arl „f th(. Polish corridor to the tell you. But the most important curity of various European b o u n d - 1 un<j „f ultimate union with arJi??* , , , what remains of Austria. is this: 1he Geneva protocol therefore; ,, , , . . . Industry, Ambition, Thrift Ninety per rent of the heritury will not he supported by Great I Midland !* not eiiitrr lu eoniforces within you are working on Brituin, despite the fact that it is I " ,il " l " ”1' '»>" "tatua the side of virtue and success. » the product chiefly of lUinsey Me-| '1U0 the eastern border— a point Donald and M. Hermit. S o m : on which I-ranee insists before she NEWS FORM Paris will interest other wav to a;.*uiv the security These are three very important fonudntiun stones of suc­ eigu a treaty with Germany, railroad men of the kind that of Europe will havo in be worked ll ,»* • h,«hly complex situation cess. Now, while you are earning, have the ambition to think. For the cheapest airplane ou\ and it is the i - irparlers on ,m<l will not be work out in a week suvo ns much as you can spare from your income. An trips from Paris to Rouen, u dis­ i this question which are agitating month. The most encouraging account with tho Seminole County Bank will ho of splen­ tance of 80 miles, a 50,000 franc IEurope today. Germany has made! Indication is that Germany may f.d did service to you. 4'1 Interest Paid on Savings Accounts. prize was offered. Urouhin, a advances for the formation of u |accorded a place in the council of French flier, made the trip ut u European peace association to in- the nations. She i« carrying out total cost of 80 cents, one cent a elude England. France, Belgium, |the Dawes plan in good faith and mile for gas and oil. And he won Germany ami possibly Poland. |>s entitled to ji hearing, to say the prize. I England appears favorably dispos- the least.—St. Petersburg Inde­ Up in the air there are no road­ ed to accept Germany in a new pend. beds or rails to be kept up, no fric­ tion or bumping, wenring out roll­ ing stock. Before the Fords get ABOUT READING THE N EW SPA PERS through with their airplane build­ FLORIDA TIMES-UNION ing, they will curry ten passengers from Detroit to Florida for oneSTRENGTH - SERVICE - P k O G R E S S newspaper the white paper used I opartcr of he present fare, in onein a regular number cost more than' third of today’s running time. the price to readers; an average! _ Sunday edition of the paper prob-'ALLA BUX WAZIR. aged uncle ably costs two or three times as r of the beautiful Nautch girl Mummuch us the total receipts from ■ taz Begum, tells how the girl’s renders. Advertising features ! J new "protector,” n rich merchant, make it possible to offer the news, ■ having taken the dark skinned of the day, at home and abroad,j* Mumtaz from her rightful "owner" the Mahrniah of Indore, was mur­ sport page, the society column and coalmen t and micellaneous reading. a In order to get advertising at i ■ dered for his audacity. tho lutest on current crimes, court litigations and politics. However reasonable rates and thus carry on J important any of these features the new»>j<«per publishing busines, ■ may seem, they are but incidents it is necessnry to have many read- * ufter all in the getting up of a pa­ ers. The merchants and manufnc- a per. Chronicling current events is turers und all who are anxious to ■ recording history while it happens. tell of their wares and products in * Intelligent comment on these e- print do nrtt take matters for grant-1 ■ vents is helpful to the rending ed A well-appearing publication1" public. There is room for improve­ makes an audience for the solicitor |g ment in-the secular press, us else­ but very soon the prospective nd- ■ where, and Prof. Grant M. Hyde, vetiser inquires about circulation |* of the University of Wisconsin figures. The people who nre going ■ says: "If we are to have better to pay for exploiting their goods ■ newspapers, n better community, a nre Insistent upon knowing what a her delicate brown face slashed better government, we must train chance there is for many to see ■ REALTOR with tho knives of hired murder- a generation of young people to what they say, in print. And the j| ers, told to disfigure her, that-no demand better newspapers und to public, buying and reading—at ■ other man might own her beauty.Jrend them intelligently," and adds. least cnsunlly—millions of news- J * That is the sad part of the story. ! that such a training is the job for P“ Pc rs each day, in now we!! un- j " Rooms 501-502. I’hone 1)5 ounu Bm m San fo rd ,F la Build The most sentimental man in the world is the onion eater. Some subdivisions have iorated into long division. Feature A rtist of National SOME OF Canada’s able men suggest getting out of the Leagueof Nations, which they call unncc- C No let up this slimmer. foe next winter. MANIPULATIN’ B L MY FAVORITE STORIES BY IRVIN S. COBB deter The original of I’eter Dunne’s Boost your home town. Don’t immortal character "Mr. Dooley," expect outsiders to do it if you kept a saloon in Chicago much fre­ won’t. quented by newsnaper men. He was ii born wit, and in his way—and “Sleeps in Furnace, Burned to a very good way it was, too—a Death." reads a headline. Well, philosopher and a student of hu­ he ought to be. man nature in its vurying nspccts. One wintry evening na he perched Gerald Chapman apparently has behind his bar in friendly conversa­ brains. Too had he didn't use i hem tion with two of his regular natrons there entered a so-called journa­ to some good end. list whose reputation as a ready Poverty drives one man to steui borrower and a poor payer was und 99 men to work.—Boston Trav­ more than citywide. eler. Or vice versa. They say that the reason Bolshe­ vism isnt spreading much any more is because Russia has quit raising Hell for export. British who love scandal have been well supplied with materiul zcccrit!)*.—Ttiitijia Tribune. Kcsuing American newspapers. the samll loans I’ve hud off of you lately. The old man’s fuce gave nr, sign of his feelings. He lifted his broad bulk, waddled to the damper, e x ­ tracted from the till a hill und with­ out a word passed it across the bar to the promising man. The latter, murmuring his thanks started to cram it in his pocket but took a second glance at the green­ back. "Hold on here. Uncle John," he snid. "I needed ten bones and this bill is only a five.” “That’s all right, me son," said Uncle John; "it makes the thing come out even." "Whut do you mean, makes the thing come out ever,?" “Why, five I lose and five you lose,’’ said Uncle John. WHO CAN OWN A HOME F. LANE ----------- b t l Khi.AKI WILBUR, according to u dispatch to the New Y ork KANSAS CITY TIMES Times is worried. It seems that eleven warshipr, with all their anA statement of one investigatot ti-Hircrafc guns, blazing away to The Marquise de la Fniiasu do Coudray is reported considerably better now. It hua taken Gloriu Swanson several weeks to get used to her name. is that more than ore-half the homes in the country are owned by individuals whose income is less than $2,000 a year. It is declared further that perhaps 90 per cent of those who acquire homes do not purchase them outright, but by means of small payments, a system Reading about this Moving Mountain which is said to huve shifted one hundred yards across Itio Blancu Valley in Colorado, reminus us of some of the men in our The Dearborn Independent has figured it out that when the base­ ball hero makes an extraordinary play and the crowd goes wild, the extra strain on the grand stand amounts to-three hundred pounds u square inch. Moral: Dont shout. Should the President’s love of suspenders spread and the popu­ larity : f belts wan, it’s going to bc a little hard for the bachelors who have ci.outrh trouble trying to keep buttons on their shirts without worrying about suipendcr buttons. ' Sanford is out after its prorata of publicity. Nut content with be­ ing the champion celery section of the nation, it now claims to have the oldest bob haired woman. She is 88 years of age, und says short heir is not only a time saver, but iHtttlllH* I h ig h s ch o o l and co lle g e Irio’b*. p*. d eist Hie emphasizes the necessity of th<*; looki newspaper ns follows: “Without w*th the newspaper, our social system i know would be inarticulate, our demo- P®<>P bratic government impossible, mod- ones the limit, at an aircraft target, j 0m business could not exist. Hut- It were unable to score even one sin- its influence is only partly effec- newt gle hit. tlve because the American public*, i nnd --------while buying millions of newspa-1 dren THE SECRETARY hat demand* |per*, does not reild the important: inter ed a report, and that is u good j things in them.” |nonu idea. A letter ideu would be to | Publishers of American news- that build about 4,000 fuot fighting a ir-1 papers arc toduy undertaking to ! the I planes. '|,,uko rfiidn accurate, interesting,. but What do you thing u half dozen entertaining nnd useful, and feel The bombing airships would have dune , t|iat they have an important work men j to those 11 warships, while they |in thus offering and proposing a bcco Iwere shooting off their comic-opera j matter of intelligence und advice, prof |anti-aircraft guns. |As has often been said, and with iuinl Warships ure obsolete. Battle- |full truth, the accuracy" of tho , deal shins ure_ inerelv big hutr.orr, caay .news printed is of nrst consider*- 1hens ! tion. This must be maintained if a ! hard |newspaper is expected to continue |youi j iU clientele und it is the number of ! to tl and teach tnem to build all planus, i readers that determines tho news->scho ' ..... ~ * j paper's capacity to ninke a living HOWARD l\ CURTIS, who b u s'fo r the .army of worker* entailed. s|>erit five yeurx in Japan, brings j In *tho average modern American news of that capable und energetic nation s war preparations. Japuu does not intend to be taken unpre­ pared, whatever foolixh nations may do, und she deserves credit for her intelligence. Japan own* and is building muro ie Loans on Residence.^ and Business of tha swiftest light cruisers in Easy Repayment Plan the world to look after her ship­ ping und take care of cny enemy Office in new Merriwcnthcr Building First National Hank Huiidin£ F o rce:— Miss Ruba Williams, Miss Helen linage, Mr. It. L. Shipp. Sanford’s Realty Values Are Beginning To Climb We have two exceptionally good propositions, that will set you in on thu ground fioor Realtors 202 F im t S tre e t �■cu tV K N X dtufce; 9:.'id jii orchestral -2*1 I WDA P r:6) 6 School ox the- Air; 11: ry Old CniMt frnTle.' VM *'. WHAS Louisville Journal (800. [ PHONE: — 148* l^ & lIR Y N ^ L K E Y , Society Editor. PHONE:— 1U». 4 2 8 -J 8) concert; 8:30 children: 10 feat­ ures; 12 orchestra. WCCO Minneapolis-St. Paul Missionary Society February Honor Roll (416.4) ?-io New York program. WEAK New York (491.5) C ser­ . Gives March Report Of Lake Mary School vicer; 6:40 history? 7 baritone; 8 The regular business meeting of F lr.t Grade: K.rherine V .r ,,.,, the Methodist Missionary Societies.! Mr. and Mrs. J . E. Lain*, Miss : f ' i M V"'"-V »"<> 1 WJX New York (46-1.3) n or. whr hem in the church parlors, Laura Lain?, Dan Janeth and E. Monday Mar. 80. Mrs. G. W. II. Wickers clave Wednesday on Second Cr.do: Cl.renee O o ,h . r6 * 5. . ' “ ™ ™° Spencer, president, was in charge. a motor trip to Miami. Wednesday ,lu ,chThe- regular business meeting After tho dovotionni and regular Mr. and Mrs. J . L. Walker, Jr., HU bo held at the Woman s Club order of business, many interesting 2:30 o'clock. , reports were rend fr9m the six and two children, of Windermere, rftdfffritmg friend* he Jennie SpswUing Circle of circle., showing ah increase and r an ford, .Sunday. Baptist Church will be held at. muth added interest in the woriC.1: home of Mrs. H. A. Spier on Mri. Spencer was e le c ts ' 1 | 0 d»nco ! - 11 P* rwl-V cluhr gate to represent the Sah^urd AuTThe many friends of Mrs. C. A, Madeline Lk-jd. letto Avenue. Filth Grade: Charles Whitaker, ■ iliary nt the State Woman’s Mis- Raulerson, of Gencva,j.vrill be sorThursday 1 sionary Conference to be held in iry to know that she again in . Clarence Peckham, Damn North, i 00 the Fernnld-Lnughtmri Hospital. 1 Hesbn Touchstone and Dcssie Sln-jTA1^ K0,f ,e9son: 10 SmUin Thrup kirs. John Meisch will entertain Miami, Apr. 21-23 L-ietarv < nance. Monday, Mar. 16, the “Program Idlers Bridge Club. Sixth Grade: Albert Whitaker, |P.^ f0AW Omaha (52C) f. story; meeting” was held at the homo of Jdiss Gladys Cochrafi,' of Camilla, [rs. A. M. DeForrcst will enter“nnou,n.oed; G:W orchcslra; ®. i thc Every Week Bridge Club. Mrs. Claude Herndon, with Mrs. Ga., is visiting her cousin, Miss Bormey North. Elmore Uoyd. Harold Dixon, Charles Sewell, Mabel | n\viprMrpi,Pir°5ya?l* /-naoi r Turner ns leader. A very interest­ Evalyn Cochran, at 714 Magnolia Thursday Ferguson and Elliott Wilson. J . hi.a.r e,phia J ’*08-2] ®i The West Side Parent-Teacher ing program on “Korea" was giv­ Avenue. Seventh Grade: f.milo- Myrtle Mvrtln North, North. I ' talk; i : 1■>concert; 8 recital; Seventh association will rr.Tet at 2 o'clock en, after which the hostesses. Mrs. 10 orchestra. Hammond Dixon, and Richard VerElder, Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Doug­ Sir. and Mrs. C. D. Brumley, of Instead of 3 o’clock a!> previously WFI Philadelphia (394A) 6 lass ami Mrs. Herndon served de­ Chuluota, were shopping in San­ ncy. anounced. talk; 7 concert; 8 concert; 0 or­ licious refreshments. ford, Wednesday. chestra. Friday Circle No. 3 met Monday, Mar. Y KDKA Pittsburgh (300.1) 7 The W. C. T. U. will meet at th e ) 30 nt the home of Mrs. Walter E. W* M. Scott returned Tuesday RADIO program; 7:30 Masque and Wig rst Baptist Church nt at 3:30 o’clock Raines on Holly Avenue nt 3 from a hiisjness trip to Pinehurst, >ni a.b|is)nt»s Pinr*“ “ * club. I’rogram for Apr. 2. ......... ' There were 18 present and i N nC., and.'Fort v->»— _ The Florida National Guards will o’clock, Vnliey, r> Ga. WCAF. Pittsburgh (461.3) C:30 WSB Atlanta Journal (428.3) Uncle ive a dance nt the Armory. worked on the many beautiful i Kayboe; 8 concert. 8 program; 10:45 organ. things being made for the bazaar. _ W, M. Young of New York City, KGW Portland Oregonian (401. Saturday Mrs. Rqine.s and Mrs. A. W. Epps who is spending the season at the W E E ! Boston (47o.il) C:15 o r - ! "rchestrn 12 dince Imuic Valdez Hotel, 'returned Tuesday chestra; 7 W EAF musical; 8 m u s-, WKAQ Porto uico (340.7) 0 :.' Story Hour at the Library at 10 served a dainty salad course. teal; i» orchestra. concert --------from a trip to-Miami, Vdock. „ , rconcert, WGR BufTulo (->19) 0 music;' KPO Reading Club at the Library at S'nn Frnnci'Co G) o'clock. Miss Tengue Simmona left Tues­ 7-10 musical program, WEAK. 0:30 Concert; 9 dance; 10 organ; 11 Schedule of County day for a visit with friends in WLS Chicago (341.0) 6:25 or­ Welsh night; 12 dance gan; 6:50 Sennt1' theater; 7 lulinby I Miami. WOAI Snn Antonio (394.5) time. 9:39 '•-chcstia. Nurse WEBH li Mr., and II. -Bogh, . Mrs. -- , Charles ------ — „ , -r hicsgc o Post . (870.2) . . 7 ivOY - Schenectady (379.6VJkGO CharleL A. Bogh, of S ch ro o n Lake., concert, tenor; 8 Riviera theatm,; ■ c .4- Pn|/t i ' cIubf t 3Q N. Y., Mr. arid Mrs. E. O. Kelso, or |V ounce, sopranu, saxophone quin- armv l)ani,. FOR APRIL 30 l’nn American .................................... Pain; Beach and Mi«s Elma-C. V, tot; 11 dance, tcr.u:, Jvpranp. program; 10:30 organ. ................:........Apr. WMAQ Chicago News (447 5) j Osceola .............................. Apr. 2 j Kelso, of Grooverville, N. Y.r who KFNF Shenandoah (2C6) 6:30 3 are sptMiding the winter ia Palin 0 organ; 8 garden, talk; 8:15 Boy concert from Clarinda. Sanford ..................~............ Apr. )ne S ta r With Three Times ! Oviedo....... —........................ Apr. (i, Beach and are touring the state, Scouts; 8:50 lecture; 9:15 pro­ WBZ Springfield (333.3) 0:15 gram. Heat of Sun Is Found By u k e Apr.' 7 , arc guest's of the V’aidez Hotel. talk; 6:30 lecture; 7 saxophonist; KYW Chicago (536) 7 concert; 7:15 popular pianist; 7:30 organ; j Scientist of Smithsoniun chuinotn •........................ Apr. 8 j --------......... .................... ......... ....... Apr. 9 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. C. AVcock, 7:33 speeches; 8 reading; 8:20 ar­ 8 single orchestra, concert, phli-! ❖ Paola ................................... „ WASHINGTON. Mnr. 30.—Es­ Lake Monroe....... ................ Apr. in Juck Aycock nnd Mrs. J . A. tists; 9:05 talk; 10 nt home. 1 In * |harmonic trio; lu :J0 Radio four; X __ _ _ of __ 10 of Geneva ____ Apr. 13 * Sheppard motored Wednesday to somnia club, Nighthawk*. , 110:45 orchestra. % timating tho diameters WGN Chicago Triune (370.2) 0 11 'S-5i. /vugusune vvnero win at(•"brighter stars by separating j Sanford W. S. P . ___ ........ Apr. 11 t. Augustine whero iney they will KSD St. Louis (silent). j •> heir heat into a long spectrum Sanford S. S. P........ Apr. 15-16-17 i tend tho Ponce De Leon cclebrn- organ; 6:30 concert, string quin­ WRC Washington (469) 6 trio ;; jnd measuring the heat of the dlf- ; Sanford K. S. P................... Apr. 20 1tion. Mrs. Sheppard will visit her tet; 8 WGN quartet; 10 dance, jazz. 7 Cuban night; 9 dance; 11 orches-i jy WLW Cincinnati (422.3) 6 trn. Apr. 21-22-23-24 sister, Mrs. G. Mcitin. rent colors nnd then calculating Sanford Grammar Apr, memory contest; 6:45 talk; 10:0;;t WCBD Zion (3116) 8 snxoic probable temperatures of each ; Homo V isits ....... Apr. 27-28-29-30 William N. Walton, of Pnlntka. concert, quartet, monologue. Molo- ph0„c quintet, choir, reader \ these heavenly bodies, was the 1 The above Hchedulc subject to is a guest of tho Valdez Hotel. ! dy boys, accordion. ork of Dr. C. G. Abbot, director change without notice, « --------I WEAR Cleveland (389.4) 6 or the Ast.'ophysicul Observatory Miss .Mnrquetta Zciglcr, of.Palni gan. the Smithsonian Institution, durSpecial 5f)e kg a rernnt series of field CXpor- CJIHjUItEN-S FA1A L DISEASES Beach, is the attractive house! WFAA Dallas. News (475.9) : Old Engiish Floor Wax <>:.>u recital; 8:30 program; 11 hu- 1 guest of Mrs. Frank Donaldson. pents, whose results have just , OflTer Closes March 28 mor and music. cen made public. | --------WCC Davenport (483.G) C:3C A star, having nearly three times j Worms and parasites in the inMiss Ilubn Williams had as her Sea !ic hent of the sun, was among testircs of children undermine >luncheon guests Tuesday, Mrs. F. Sundman; 7 musical. KOA Denver (silent). lose observed by Dr. Abbot. Thisihcnlth and so wcakun their vita! L Skclly. Mrs. Morton. Miss Mori WWJ Detroit News (352.7) 7 kas Beta, Itigel. having an csti- I Ity that they are unable to resist ,„n an,| ;.|n!. Brown of Orlando Hated absolute temperature of 10,- the diseases so fatal to child life. A|j |)Ul .skclly took the boat i WEAK concert. WHO Dos Moines (526) 7:30 degrees centigrade, com p a re d J The safe course is to give u tew for Jacksonville. I glee clu; 11 dance, kith the sun’s 0,090 ^dc-| doses of Wlute « Cream Vermifuge, j WRAP Fort W’ortli Star Tel.-Itent. CP-an, Hepalr rces centigrade. O t h e r s t a r s o b - ! It destroys and expels the worms V oqc-hnlf1 ^ cent 1.postage __ stamp . . . giam (475.9) 7:410 concert; 9:30 '"k v y 1° the , . ; nl ftir .the Brbcd with a greater temperature! first time by ...ucd ft>r bj j popular, classical. H. S. POND int of the sun were: Vcga.i health or activity of the child, j ‘ "j lan that the United States govK I’KX Hastings (288.3) 9:29 ..e temperature, 14,000 de- j ...rK,‘ doc- 8old by i.aneys Liug ‘ ’ IlnviK's — Ratliff lisolute mandolin, sextettes. I’liniu- am * recs contigrade; Sirius, the bright [ *5^oro' it star lr in the heavens, 11,000; Pro~ yon, 8,000. The other star:; were Capelin. 5,800;; Aldcbarnn, 3,000; Btn Pegasi 2,850; Betalgeuse, 2»600# nend Alpha Herculis,-‘2,500»j |Thc last two have an estimated diumeter 500 times greater than [that of the sun. Dr. Abbot used in this work a {.radio-meter, constructed under the /direction of Dr. E. F. Nichols, (pioneer in measuring the heat of |the stars. Utilizing the giant tel­ escope at the Mount Wilson Obser­ vatory in California, with its 100 Inch reflecting lens, Dr. Abbot wn pnabk-d to obtain fairly accurate neasurements of the beat of the lifTerent colors, even far into the Infra-red. Curves were drawn, in licating the spectral distribution In the radiation of blue, white, yel-1 low und red stars, and .estimates : their probable temperatures rere made. C I’. L • J V i u. \£jv±' Jill . U; Go To r«w Personals Social Calendar tr ■:/ ^ USTANT STARS SURPASS SUN INi SIZE AND HEAT il.ym.n Rail Hardware Co. Type writers 7 itO 7 £1 JTStfSS: tsteB& x P . Pll It* d evo ei VOi LO T SALE W H A T do y o u r w a llm ean to you? A drab su rface which roto th e w hole room o f its beauty o r a clean, bright, restful playground fer the e y e ? If neglected w alls could speak, th ey’d ask for Devoe V elour Finish. It brushes ou t freely, covers perfecUy, and drie3 quick­ ly into a fiat, velvety washable surface. Phone 8 . SA VE and T H R IV E Free Lot t*A I. II CUt IIT nt.inx fur the future m a t * I t ,»r> fur me to «lisp-*, <- of ptV, place mid other property a t L'lnuttllu. I.a ke < ••unt>. ^‘luridu. ■ “.U,llll. I’lHST” INX'IJSTCttS I'- miIInIi InviMtiilD who try Inn hard to |>Uk up ' -tu; m u it- v " fr. iiimntl) h>»«- tlu-lr "lialnnce.H Ki-tp VO\»|t lialnnt-c In th e hank or In s a f e li v e s t m e n t * reeotnnientleil by your hanker. FIRST NATIONAL BANK sA xronn . v i, . ;i:\ s\ Tlilr a health. Price *60c. by I-aney’s Dnig Store. [perfect • ( •j t "Sold 16! 16. property will U.\ sold at |puhlle a u c tio n to th * hlKhe*t hhll«ler fur ca s h or on •■»«y i<-^r«, - i * |suit purchaser:!. * • i 'P . t*t H M s n n t i iio v ii: ( ’umpleti-ly fu rnished e-reojpt i iioiise w ith second story s lu ip la x iit rph. . ( t a i t i , a;p|4 _sb,j;(jfif,, fr<*ntln.; (in one o f the very best . i*.iveil slree|3 ; «iv*rlovigins l-a)ic i I i -..stillcl. .\ desirable place to llvu 'a n il will probably sell for utioat (•ill - h a l f Its value. . * ,v I..XKH FHOXT-* l*ilm t*ouri unit Orange Court. I SUlullvlsblno a r r botli titnilllliil proA d i p< rltr* fronting on amt high above «• u [„*!;i- I niatllla right In tho mbltllc f the original (own, * u r r e u n 'l* l by t B ounod.homeM nml Inuring orange Y * qroVea. I will *>ffcr tw o won-l»rft(I* «%n corner loin fronting on l^ike Uutaj* ♦%*|tlll.i a-- well a- --veral other verv t Sli-bol -' lots lit Calm Court frontitiT V S l o n « Str.-t lined With gnireMl palm . twenty-fiv e feet all. An! f n i - ai . m tv R x rK <'->urt au-l <•»»!-' I.it>* that will inak.- tho flue»t VERTICAL EFFECT. --*• T in t u s c >1 b .-n u tlfu l t - i r n - i i nltiv bl^' lata on o r jn x o and ■very lot trnntUxi liiiini-lbcil Ntmet. rlooklng tho lako tfnutrs w alk >ols uml the ntllln. i '.t t t:n s T itK ir r s I,<>t• will a ll be am i nrange grove* nr u» .nine the umo nriv*inal I iiKtctixu onovr. F T iiin u -• Ball Hardware I . will alio offer In Oranfl CHICAGO. Apr. 1.—Agricultur­ al fairs and dairy c'ittie show, »ving district, state-wide, regJnnl and national prominence vv.d hnre n the $23,090.09 in cash, and ■her awards offered by Tho H<>1- 1 |tein-l’i ie ,i:m Ass >, jution of tmerica this year as special priz-1 s tor the showing of Holstein*. ' Bible and crossword puzzle fans will find a combination of their these awards are inadb In addi-J hobbies in this puzzle. It centers around u famous incident in Bib­ lion to the regular prize offering;- lical history, as the sketch shows. The definitions refer.back to defi­ pf each fair and dairy cattlu how. | A new feature this year is to I nite chapters where the words in the puzzle may be found. Kj provided in tho prize awards for! HORIZONTAL 117. God. Kvtate herds nt the National Dairy \ ■18. Piuccd. Dan. 6. phow. The rule requiiing the ap-; 1 King who imprisoned Daniel 20. Some, nt all. Dan. 0. uearance of not less than five e n -, Dan. 6. 22. Fein, pronoun. Gen; 2. tri»*-j in th.- judging ring to fill tRiMnn in picture. Dan. 6. J20* Before this, since. Ezra 5. t'lass has been revised and the fol-1 Border of garment. Matt. 9. 28. Part of verb to be. Jer. 14. )owing -liding -calc of prizes i s ! . . . latst part. Dan. 6. 29. Animal in picture. Dan. 6. how effective: Or.c herd $75; two j Pronoun—one more. Dan. 8 ! 410. Morsel. John 13. lerds, 8100 and $75; three herds, in Bottle for wine. Isa. 22. 31. A division of the earth. >125, 190 und $75; four herds, 21* I’rophct who was Elijah’s sue- ;(2. Rises (up on feet). Dan. 10. J150, $125, $ 1on and $73; and for ” ’ cessor.. _2 Kings___ 2. 33. Age. Ifive or more herds, the regular oq p'r„*"LV ciTm'imi"' lian 11. ' 34. Remount, balance. Dun. 2. f c w . , w a > - *>*>. » • » . p « o . w l a i 38. Direction he If way between the Holy Land and south ' In mldltlon. .K c l.l prize, toul- f t ’ Topmost * ' member ,unli,!ht'of human pole. I'Kings 7. .......... I ing $500 an* offered on Holstein, ‘ j 39. Eldest son of Judah. Gen. 38. ■heed- >- thin tlaoa by tncj.K, Perished. 1 La. 9. |40. 3.1116. |Holstein Association. , “X* Prophet; 2 La. 24. «•’ Sixth note in scale. oO. Correlative of cither. Dun. G. 43. Therefore. 1 Kings 8. BRITON'S FAVOR CYCLES. _______ M . Toward. Dan. 2. In . To. Dan. 4. To resist; to hate. Job. 30. 45. Third note in s^alc. LONDON, Apr. 1.—Great B ri-ljn Places; sows. Dan. 11. 147. Expression of inquiry. Wtn has 1.242,000 motor vehicles, Ijo" Subject of No. 1 horizontal. 148. Point uf compass betw according to the latest figures anDun. »>• ' Europe nnd north pole. Dun j buUuccd by (he ministry of trans-l.u Servant of Solomon, culled It. i ptirt, which states that during 1921! ------------ ------------------- i S V Amon. Ezra 2. the gross receipts from motor taxa-! ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S |“ V Where Daniel was imprisoned. Hon amounted to $75,000,000. This i Dan. 6.. CROSS-WORD nuii,her includes 474,000 private Pieces of wood. Num. 15. cars. 441.000 motorcycles, 210,000 4 ' fri t N gtV F [\ g ^]K commerc.ial motor* nod 81,000 taxi-,cucity ln which Elijah M e !a cabs andi omnibus » 1 lived. 1 Kings 21. ■i t A ik nj about the Devoe Heme improve■ w ent Plan ekereov you can pain t your h em e—inside an d out—a n d pay fa r it in Im monthly installment*. Prizes Offered To Cattle Breeders A liottle of Harbins on the shelf! nt home ia like l.nvin- „ (|„ci„r j„ [the house all the time. It gives! j instant relief when the digestion |fircts out of order or the bowels • I ,, .lo ttct- t,ne or lw«> doses is | all that is neces.'arv to start things I moving and restore tiiat fine feeli '•y J . V g ? ' .V- i- . .4 J i ■i * TODAY’S CROSSWORD PUZZLE AN EX IIILERATI.NG Jm Kxclamutiou. Jer. 14. Second note in scale. Idol (pi.) Dan, 2. Father of Baruch. Je r. 32. With. Dan. C. Name of an ultar. Josh. 22. v «'iiter pronoun^ Dani '-* , V ,• .lt(^ a D tL , V' s fine imported broad ...............$3.50 and 35.00 STRIPE MA DRESS p cs g u a ia n ie e a *. Vo* X «• mi .$2.50 and $3.50 {• IMPORTED SWISS STRAWS Big shipment just arrived in Swiss straws, tan and white ...$5.00 to $6.00 SPECIAL—Stripe Madras and Percale Shirt s, plain neck hands and collars attached. East colors for...... ... ....... .................. $1.25 to $1.75 each uiQViiigr inures mane SfUlt. Upon. Dan. 6. Masc. pronoun. Dan. 8. 7 M l �V, . . .hii'|-. (. » " ‘ . v. ^ ►• ' o/, ’, ■ fjiS T 7M ■_> ty' i V'* 4-.*» 3K Titty SAN! Pi T '>*•> s y v.*■' '.t , •>>>:>* D iiY IvnS ATID riE A tM M M T .O W . IN W N EH U RST AND Y O U T O D -W L I ji i m iied (iibounS-TUnnejdh 0 of the erstwhile * ftra w n . Nlrk Championship Briiii u hinihelf, will ploy, Richer Hi the lift; I P 0 , field or still do a port of the twirl* NEW YORK; Apr. 1.—Offlclah; u in*. The lineup, n* it was Riven of t’. if Polo tlidbW * Athletic chili » this niorninir. doc* nkl ruijit a 1 f: 1 fielder nnd, though three net? ploy- lu:j . today a-.nosneed they expietd rru ore due in within1(lit nbxt i4 cd"L* cTo-'1 nrgetlataiu’ tumerfow Idelman, p 0 . hours, this position win 'probatf!}' lor thi peudsrK light-hiwtywctyfti Saunders, d I be filled b ji the manager. * ^nietrli hofe .between Toni -<!ll*l»*>trW Afid (fan: Tunney announceSmith, p Larne Crowd Sees Athletics In In the event Nicl: go*« in*» Hie Client - followed a eoitfofrhi*e Ini-*' Melillo, S A, outfield, the pitching will devolve YVinnln* Form . On Munici­ Strohm, 2 tween Tom Gibbon* and (Jede I' upon the shoulder.' of Monsieur Tuitnfcyy Thi* unnqunH-mcnt fol pal Athletic Field t Final Luo? .....: lov.'.jtd'axonfer.-nce between Jlnimv Count Contest Is 5 and 3 Tk.Fores:, match-maker of the P.i Total...:.:..;..............3f) 3 ' Id Oi'Viunds A. C. and t’ddic Kan,, IPH1LAUHLPHIT Ab. It. II To Play Bisons . Bishop, 2b ________ 5 1 l itiunuuci of GiblOux. Lamar, if ,... DcKi . i ; aid he wont Intis etuii Here Wednesday Miller, r f .... th*Katie fv'Jtov/htg the — Hauser, lb ;iband*M|rier.t by GihbonV man[Two Double Pl&yg, A Triple Simmons, c( ered »>f nil hope for a meeting And a Three Bagger arc the Cochrane, c . Ubiu/oen Tom add Harry Wills at the Milk .Fund show in May. Knne i Highlights Of F a st 'Dattlc Dykes, 3b .... Smith, s s ..... firay, p .Milk Fund promoters lust night' Manager Harry Clark's Mil wnu- Wnlberg, p that they must produce n »signe-l kce Brewers went down to d 'feat contract Irnm Wills by noon today before Connie Mack's'Philadelphia BASEBALL Totals ____ 6 10 4 1 I or the fight would be considered Athletics by a score of 5-3 yester­ Three base hit, Armstrong; two elf. The conferir.cc between Kane, SCHEDULE day afternoon before a good-sized; base hit, McCarthy; stolen baser,1 | end DvForcst followed the failure audience at the Municipal ball park. * Melillo, Brief, .Miller; Struck out. of tile Milk Fund match-makers to An attack in the ninth inning! by Cray, 1, Malbcrg 3, Sm ith-1; mevt Kane's demand. According llial netted two runs decided the j bases on balls of Faldclmnn I, to D eforest, the match between argument in favor of the Mack-i outindcrs, 3, Cray I, Wnlberg 2; ftibbooi, and Tummy which has lysen [ men. A neat single by Bishop. dcubla plays, Bisnop to Smith to tentatively fixed for J u n e '12. urml Lamar's s a tr ifice, u. hit bAtsmnn, Hnuscr, Smith unassisted to linuvirtually clinched today, (he only Hauser's single between first and scr; sacrifice hits, Scnuite, l.amar, hold-tip being the absence from th ■' second base nnd n sacrifice fly by Simmons. ! NOFOLK. .Mar. HI,— ntfeUtiff of Billy UiBatnt, manager Simmon* brought the battle to n Detroit. (A ) • ..13 1' : of the American' - chatttpLfn.'- Gt>»fitting close.- ■ ijn fc rNor folk. (V . I - » *. in > irp - pt be nrr;cr.* r.t •The w isnim inTcam ia iil a trio Mpor«% 1 Stoner, Jiifthtoli and cncc tomorrow./nn,l TlePor?«t fs*.d . itviric;-, including Kddciiunn, Woodall, Stningc; Giarksmi, Cnppi he was confident of obtaining then j who started, and Maunders ami tho signed contracts of the iwoj llummiT and Funk. smith, while Gray, who entered principals. the fray for thg Athletics, retired in the fifth inning in Wulbcrg's NEW ORLEANS, Mar. : favor. A triple by Armstrong, and Chicago (A) .... . i McCarthy’s double were the long New Orleans fr>) I Lyons, Robertson. Crouse Tentative Lineup o f Local The extraordinary lhirdzbtib: Shaw; Tenney, Brouasard treatment f<>, flesh wbtiiids. elds, i Diamond A rtisls Announc­ by the Philadelphia Infield and a Howie, •* *orr.i. galls, burns and realds i s ' ed By Nick Under Today total of six errors for the two Jin', as cl for live in the .stabb: • teams did not prevent the guntc i.i lb* home. Horse flesh hoa'.i} from being one 'of the best seen with renin iKnlilu sliced under' it «* I lie first appearance In Sanford l. nisville t.\. at tho local park this year. —rftil influcr;.”*. The. treatment; the local club of the Florida Mobile (Si , The Milwuukec club crossed bats of is the same for animals as for' Stale Longue, when the Macon, Htinlup, K< With tho Buffalo Bisons of the In. South Atlantic League club, will be WalHi; Tucro, h im: n*. Firat wash out infect-' tcrnationnl League this afternoon ions g oiiis with liquid FloWsmic, 'f scheduled originally for Dncotc. at 4 o'clock at the Sanford ball played, and the Roroiami* Powih*r co onlrt" : * Saturday, will Ih> played Friday, field. Inasmuch ns the American it wax announced Wednesday ir.ointhe healing nruccsa. Price (liquid) j n u M iie e u Association and International lea­ log By Nick Carte:-, local team v V.-v i V V .'Hie, fiOc, and tl,2H. Powder* ‘Mir1 gue arc considered on u par, the manager. ami OOv. Sold by I.nncy’s Drug The game will start at L 1 ..i game should be evenly contested. 3 o’clock, the time at which the 11 ,\. Reading of the International majority of the exhibition matches league opposes the Milwaukee club have been started during the t-piing *v ,,,u) WHITE PLAGUE SCOURGES. Thursday here for the final prac­ training season. TOIvfo! Apr. 1.—An official re­ tice game in Sanford. The two players have been work* ORLANDO, pot'. states that tuboreidosis is in­ teams will ulso meet at Leesburg lugLocal on the municipal field for the Cincinnati creasing yearly in Japan. TUcre Friday. The P.cading-Milwnukec Uniform.-, have arrived lu.-nl n*» ... t ; me now 1.300.000 : uffeicr.; from game at the local ball park will be. Donohue, Renton mid Win ti-f wj*l| ub'.'ut 122,00d gin at 3 o’clock. |to begin the senton >»iey ami Smitn. i-caths a year. Armstrong, ,1b ' FIRST GAME OF LOCAL CLUB IS COMING FRIDAY New Standard S ix P h a e to n Notice to Celery Gi Packers and Shinm A New Companion to the Famous“43”Cleveland Six! Lighter Six of Finest Quality iix performance in a mode; is lighter, more compact an J lov/cr priced than tho famous S p e c ia l Six. »* Nov.*— w ith on inveKtrrvT.t r f Iran than $ 9 0 0 —you ran rc-j the ncnpntiorul power, npcrBiind r.anur.n thatClevpmnd Six displ w hen it sm ashrd all records or; Mount ’.Viiaon, Mount Diablo M ount Bit’ *.y— —when it iiuJe il.s 'electrifying run of 1000 n*,:!cr. in 745 min ^ O n e -S h o t” L u b rica tio n System T h o m a i u l v r.( * m h t n ia iu ic Clsvwlmd b it ••wrv*** iriiity m th* eonvonlene* and "■ ""T / r! “Ci'irviflin" i.unnratinh Denpil* ih* high real, this «•*. cluair* fraiur* h»t h«en Incorporat'd in ih* chaatii of th* n*w Sbnrfin/ Si*. Ynu at*p on Ih* ptunx*r ami oil av*iy chai'lapari. No|(i*a«e|pins. Ho oil rani. ffh* "0»*.SM " t^t™<t*ii*» J , * , * U M ««»•«* unH-r B c » ,n CroducU C*. p tln ilii S ta n d a rd S i 1195 asj invented and developed by TELL BROTHERS for washinj; and pre-cool­ ing is being protected through patents and a contract has been entered into wit h The FLORIDA ASSOC!ATEt^’ :,'XGINEF.RS, ’ n<’ O it rlandj), Florida, for the manufacture and sale of the machines. We rcspecLuljy request ail those contem­ plating the use iinstollation of this type p o f washer to cpwnuinicate wifh >he Flor­ ida Associated Engineers. Inc.,-as we pro­ pose (o fully nrqfect our rights to our invofl'iorts and our contracts with Hie Flo­ rida Associated Engineers, Inc.. OIIIDA CLEVELAND MOTOR CO SANFORD, FLORIDA V* nr* �— si • u iiiii’/ i.'.s |;• ..-I <• ____________ FOR PROFIT Terms; Cash In Advance TeteaksM wni he re­ ceived fr«« »••»«* *«•- ■|Mtsr •**> lasm eBU telr t o r 10« « line M* « line Or ■ IIm —4c m ll*« puck Facis Type double ubove i Rates. 1 *ko reduced ra te s a re fo r con­ secutive Insertion*. Ja words of overage length ere counted a line. Ilnlntutn ch arg e 30c (o r (tret Insertion. IQBcruuit. ,11 advertlelnr is restricted to proper classification. l J|| r an PIIWI error Is made The a saw San* lord Herald |UIU laeim n will »» ••• be “ w responalbla R . -----------------------* *------tlffo r only one Incorrect Insertion, the advertiser fo r subsequent ■Insertions. The office should be (notified Immediately In case of I error. TQ A D V EnT j REBg A Herald rep resentative th o rj oughly fam iliar with ratea, rules I and classification, will give you complete Information. And If ?>ou wish, they will assist you n wording your w ant ad. to mako It more effective. IM PO RTA N T All I h N B t l i s n r * MUST be made la peraoa a t Tke San­ ford Herald office or b r le t­ te r, Telephone dlaem stlauaaeea are not valid. Servico Courteous. Prom pt. Efficient. TH IS BUSINESS DIRECTORY its drstgsed f . place w ithin easy I ranch of the people of ttunfurd (th e service. «o often needed. |Countt this lU t when sa y apefotnl aervlce l« required. It la la rra a g rd alphabetically fo r Ijronr eon-enlcncc. Automobiles WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Rush ord­ ers a specialty. Phone 417-W. 9 Railroad Avenue. THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY— Printing that pleases. Prompt service. Telephone 93. New lo­ cation. Welska Building next door to Used Furniture Co. REAL ESTATE J. E. SPURLING, sub-division specialist Subdivision to Or­ lando, Florida, and F l o r a Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ way. TIN AND METAL WORK JAM ES H. COWAN—All kinds of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Water and Boat Tanks. A t Oak Avenue and Third Street Tele* phone 111. Building Material MIRACLE Concrete Co., general cement work, sidewalks, build­ ing blocks. Irrigation boxes, i . B. Terwllleger, Prop. HILL LUMBER CO. House a Service, Quality and Price. PHONE 148 ■Clarified Directory Lumber and Building Material Carter Lumber Company Phone 565 N. Laurel St. DRINK WATER IF BACK OR KIDNEYS HURT Ad d r e s s in g — Muitigraphing, [folding nnd mailing—as you want it—when you want it. Phone 673. H. E . Porch, First National Bank Bldg. Too much rich food forms .acids which excite nnd overwork the kidneys in their efforts to filter it from the system. Flush the kid­ neys occasionally to relieve them like you relieve the bowels, remov­ ing acids, waste and poison, else UttrATURE “AND MOTOR R E ­ you may feci a dulI.mUory lit tho kidney region, sharp pains in the WINDING. back or nick headache, dizziness, the stomnch sours, tongue is coat3TEWART ELECTRIC SERVICE !cd, and when the weather is bad CO, Expert Electrical repairs. you have rheumatic twinges. Tho urino is cloudy, full of sediment, 103 W. Central Ave. Orlando, the chnnnels often get irritated, Fla. obliging ono to get up two or three times during tho night. AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT To help neutralize these irritat­ ing acids and flush off the body’s IENT-A-REEL Car. Drive it urinous waste, begin drinking wa­ yourself. Oak and Second St. ter. Also get about four ounces of Jnd Salts from any pharmacy, Phone 3. take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few AUTOS FOR HIRE days and your kidneys may then net fine nnd bladder disorders dis5AGJE AUTO SERVICE Day appeni. or night. Meets ail trains. BagThis fumou3 salts is made from gago transfer. Phone 551. the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithiu, and AUTO T R IP S has been used for years to help clean and stimulate sluggish kid­ IRS. J . B. CALDER. Day und neys nnd stop bladder irritation. night taxi service. Anytime, Jnd Salts is inexpensive and makes call 44. 282, or 25._____________ n delightful effervescent lithiawater drink which millions of AUTO WRECKER men and women take now nnd A. MERO. Day or night ser­ then to help prevent sorious kidvice. Dny phone 394. Night j ney and bludder disorders. By all means, drink lots of good I phone 59C ___ _________ ; water every day. LLive your phy! sician examine your kidneys at CAFE ; least twice u year. —Adv. BELL CAFE ‘AMjanford’s best in Service and Qual­ ity. First Street and Park Ave­ SIGNS YOU CAN BELIEVE IN nue. If your breath is bad and you have spells of swimming in tho DRUGS ANEY’S DRUG STOKE — Pre­ scriptions, Drugs, Sodas. We are as near you as your phone. Call 103. ■ I_________ ELECTRICAL_________ SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Successors to Gillon dc Platt E116 Magnolia. Everything elecBf trical. Phone 422. Electragitb Radio. FILLING STATIONS AND AUTO SU PPLIES FELLOWS’ SERVICE STATION. Gulf Gaa, Oil, Tirca, Accesso­ ries. Service with a smile. Elm j and F irst Phone 447 L3. ^WIGHTS—Three stations. Mag­ nolia and Second. First and Elm, Sanford Avenue and 10th Street, Expert service. FLORIST CFWa r t THE FLO RIST” Flowers for all occasions. 814 Myrtle. Phon* 260-W TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS ■ ■ a a lc on easy term*. fo r rest, also repairs. Offirs supplies. Room 9 m M rs -. ______ ________ _ .. Miscellaneous ^ ■— Real Estate ■■■*■" ■ i — i t — ^ 1 y* 3^* FOR RESULT^ rs.-. •.tsirSm. *” Rooms For For Rent For Sale — M 3 Postal Job Open. FfOR RENT— Nice 5 room furnish-) FOR RENT—Rooms with er* wrti-« BARGAINS Civil Service exam, to be held FOR SALE—One practically n e w Reaschabl|: rates. ed bungalow. Screen porch.1 out meals. i ^ cottage $3,750. $500 cash at Sanford. April 18 to test the Underwood Stnndard typewriter typew Lincoln House. * , ,^ Rent $50.09 per month. 1305 San-j fitness of persori* seeking ap-Ualante terms. W. J . Thigpen, No. 5. J . T. Newby, 610 Magnolia, ford Avenue. “ ------------- --pointment as P. O. clerk or city ” nat phone 652-J. , Tou nro wasting tif ny>x* mail carrier. Entrance salary $1, ; One nineBARGAINS duelling $7,500. FOR SALE—7 passenger Wescott FOR RENT—Three room apart­ ney If thi.t page ha* 700. Write G. A. Cook, 945 Penn­ $2,500 cash. room Balance terms to . sedan, newly ment. unfurnished. Adults only. silled advertisement painted, going sylvania Ave., Washington. D. C. luit. \V. J. Thigpen. day. No. 148. 615 Laurel Avenue. North nnd must sell this week. for free information.__________ Inquire W. A. Jackson. Lake Mary. Souvenir rogrums of Ponte dc FOR QUICK SALE—South front H.tvc you rooms to rimt’or *5>me lot on Union Avenue close to CASH—Paid for false, tcoth. den­ FOR RENT — Furnished front second I.con celebrntio.t at St. Augustine, hand furniture'<o ielt? room. $4.50 per week. 206 Enxt Flo., April 2, 3, 4, mailed to any new Forrest Lake Hotel. Small tal gold, platinum and discard­ Uso The Herald’s classified jingo Thiid St. address upon the remittance of 30c cash payment required. Address ed jewelry.—Hoke Smelting and and get results. to dofrny cost and postage. Write Rox 123 care of Herald. Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. LEARN ABOUT fo lk County and R. D. Hill. Box 1053, St. Augus­ Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* tine. Fla. FOR SALE—32 acres 2 miles out. FOR RENT—House for rent. Close T*ost and Found In. Inquire 209 E. 5th St. ara. Beat advertising medium In Between 2 subdivisions. 900 feet FOR SA LE— Spate on the page >uth uf‘ “Florida ‘ I ■Published ............ mornings. HI LOST— Lrdies’ wrist watch be­ on brick rond. Going nt n bar­ for classified advertisements. Star-Telegram. Lakeland. Fla. tween post office and ‘Union FOR RENT— Modem two room gain. Phono 571-J. Why not rent those vacant rooms, WANTED—Middle age colored upnrtnient with or without ga­ Pharmacy. Finder return to Miss OHIO—Xenia. Make your salsa or sell that second-hand goods? woman to cook and do general rage space. 803 Union Ave. I. A. P. Mitchell. 711 Park Av*., through the Xenia Gnzotte, houso work. Apply Mrs. O W. FOR SALE—Rhode Island Red H. Gibbs. Hens and Irrlian Runner Ducks,) Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural THE PERENNIAL PKDLBIt Spencer, Sanford Height. Phone Rabies were known even in Arisall Inying. Mrs. I* A. Rcnaud. FOR RENT—Two or three room tole’s time, he having written an district Want ad and display No. 100. Phone 156-W. rates on request All the selling devices and me­ \f8umishcd apartment 815 Park article ubout the disease. thods originated during the modem WANTED—Bookkeeper, can hun- FOR SALE—Home. Two-story. Avenue. COT.miDUN i Os.) t . E D O E n —C l a s s ­ industrial age have not succeeded die several extra sets of books. Six rooms and bath. Modern ; ified nds h a w the largest c i r c u ­ in elimirytting the peddler, who wus J .G . SHARON Apply "Dookkeeper” cure of Her­ conveniences. Corner lot. Both! FOR RENT — Furnished house l a tio n In S o u th w e s te rn Georgia. probably the first distributor o? ald. R a t s Sc f * - w o r d ) lln>. .'Ireel.-i paved. Rest buy in San­ well located on Sanford Heights Attorney-st-Law merchandise, the business nomnd. ford. P. 0. Rox 67, Winter Park, Phone 9082. Will practice in all the courts TO REACH the prosperous farm­ If he does not exist in his old-fush- i x t iih t 'i n c u i T c o u r t o p t i i i : Floridn. ers and fern growers of Volnsla loned ;ruise, he in still with us In Examination of Abstracts of Land SHVKNTII J I J lllt'l A I. C IR C U IT FOR RENT OR LEASE—Ware­ county advertlso in the DeLand canvasser. And he is hero to stay . O P n . O R I D A . I X A X U P o l l Titles given especial attention . There are now 320 cities in the HKIIINOI.K C O U X T Y . house space on A. C. I- Siding. Dally Nows, rate lc per word, eaab declares Alvin E. Dodd, Manager United States which hnvo determ­ Offices in Seminole County Bank IN C IIA N C K U Y Sanford Machine Co., 2nd and Ouk with order. of the Department of Domestic S. K. Ilrown. Compluln.'itit. ined the nren within their boun­ Ave. Building Distribution of the Chamber of vs. daries into zones. MAINE—Watarvtlle, Morning Sen­ Commerc» of the United States. Thomas I. Iloyd. e t nl. Defvnde.v' tinel. Thousands of Malno jiaoC IT A T IO N . ”Houso-to-hou.no canvassing,” he FOR SALE OR TRADE—4 pas­ pie are interested in Florida prop­ said in an address to u natiunai . a Kthrl C. M u rk s, widow, u nonWANTED senger Cole 8, good tires and erty. Reach them through tIk F lo r id a , trade o rgan ization , “ although ptob- IT .n '.'i-'U cr l ^ r r s l S l n o a 'l a ^ i a r t s - new battery. Car in fine condition DAVID B. H YER Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ ably one o f tho vumu.iL fo rm s of viu«\ Darlington County. s«itu th 211 French Ave. tion. ARCHITECT Carolina, and Thomas I. Itoyd. If merchandising, is manifested in n iv i n g . nnd w i f e . -------------- U oyd If FOR SALE—Cabinet talking um A LITTLE WANT AD in The pew form which, although of dis­ lilvlim. Cnrio-lllis llt-11. If II vlntc M<-mb«r X L A chine und 25 records. First Herald will bring you liife re­ tinctly sporadic and apparently a n d wife -------------- IJ.-ll. If l i v i n g , class condition $55.00. Citrus lto*» nuiiJimr und If o llh e r , o ny o r n il o f sults. Advertise those old nrticles accidental character, now is accept­ till- suld p a r t l r s d o f r n d u n t he d ead . Heights Filling Station, Orlando Orlnmlo, Flerhla CARPENTER WANTED you have stored nwny and have ed ns generic nnd seemingly of a t o nil uurlh-rt r l u t m l n g Inti-ri-xt Rond. no use for. A title thlrty-cent nd permanent chnrnctor. I do not under Tnoman !. Uoyd. dccrax. d ar.d T IIK f l l l f t IT C’O U H T OF Ilo yd . dHceased. C o r n e l - IV w ife. may bring you several dollars. know how many kinds of merchan­ Ins N K M IX O I.K C O U X T Y . F l . O l t l l l . t . Ill’ll, tlpriMiseil nnd wife. ---.Must ho an experienced man nnd Phono 148 and a representative will dise nro distributed in this mnnnur, Hidl, dccvasi’d or otherw ise. In IN CIIANCKUY but it must amount to many hun­ nnd (o tin* a willing worker. Apply 2211 Innds hi’relnnf ter H e n r y W . J e f f e r s o n , C o i n p l n l n a n t . call to sec you. x o i 'T i i i .t v n p .h x t vs. Hill fo r D l v o r r e Palmetto Avenue. dreds of sopsrute articles embrac- dcsi-rllit’d. situate, lying and be­ Anna lln T h» Pslnt Thai Saves You rp Je ffe rs o n . D efendant. ing In tlir County of Seminole Money, FLORIDA— ORLANDO — Orandojing the whole alphabet of small nnd .State of F lo rid a, more im rtlcO rilrr of r i i l i l l r n t l o n Manufactured by morning Senlinal; largest classi- commodities and even some larger litnrlv desrrlhed ns follows, to -w it: T h e Hlnte of Florniu. I'o: gkersun-l.laalxlry I’ntut Ca, A n n a llnrp Je fle r s o n , d efendant The Kast 11)1 feet of tinfled business, rate lc a word, min­ sizes. The practice received a se­ Sold by In tli« a b o v e Myl.'d rniixe. Houtli Italf <HVj) of the N orth ­ rious set-back during the period i.n ssixn p a i x t c u m p a n t imum 24c cash with order. It oppeiiring ny tin* sw o rn hill of east Quarter IN K 'D of the 1 1:1 Vina nulla Ave. when the sale of lightning rods eompluint herein filed that It Is the Houthivest Q u arter ( M W , ) of Phase 37U b e lie f o f lhe rionplnluuiit In tile MeetUm 31. Township ID, Mouth THE MORNING JOURNAL Is the was associated with the utterances W \NTED—Messenger boy. Apply uhoxo entitled cause th a t )uU are accepted want ad medium in of fraudulent notes but this stigma }„„?,* /‘“any :«n.V**5ii other person. a resilient of n S ta te o r Country Western Union. Daytona (Fa.) One cent a word has not attached to the sale of |whose ntim»« nro unknown, claim- ■•tiler than the S ta te of F lorid i a nl th at your place of reslde,i?e Is un­ sewing machines in rural communi- *"*. n"> r1* 1'*’ title, or Interest in know n ami that you are ov e r the an insertion. Minimum 25c. Room wanted by young man of H B B ia a B B B n a B u a a iiH ifK a a tics A I l f qovi’rnl l5,ulrIlu< . . , a . ,h'* Property lies. /\ lint list oi several hundred hundred ,‘ ,|,.H 1. «r any purl herelnuhuve or parcel age o f tw enty-one y ears and that good habits. Address Box W. ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St. articles sold in this manner hns I there.if. there Is no person In the S t a t e of ELEC TRIC FANS . , Johns County is reached through been prepared. It contnins nearly! ,l. I* hereby ordered that you nmi F lo r id a service of subpoena upon fa re of Herald. whom would hind you; It Is t h e r e ­ :• In. S ta tio n a r y , 1 speed 10.03 the St. Augustine Evening Record. everything that ean he bought and j mir circuit Court hi the Court fore ordered tliut you. Anna Harp over 12 years 9 In. O s elllailm ; J speed ir. *•» Quick results. Two centn per word. sold, including oven cemetery lots. (House at Sanford, i torhiu. <m the J e f f e r s o n do appear to th e 1,11, of WANTED—llovs old Co lake carrier routes. Apply 12 In. o s rK lu tln g . 3 speed ... --------------------------I 4th ilny nf May. A. P. I'JSS, mid eoiiiplalnt in this eause on th e 7th Sample copy on reouesC in in. O sciiiu tlng & speed .. m ir t v o i o n tio iu e a a I then ami them make answer to the day o f May, l!>2e, at the Court II III o> nt the Hernld office about 12:00 9 lu. OxiSllatiuK l speed .. ARKANSAS FOR BUSINESS j hill of complaint exhibited uKtiinst In Mauforil. Hnnlmdc Couuiv. P i n ) o'clock. TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tamps Daily l)(iu In lid* cause. da. am i In default thereof H ecrie LITTLE ROCK. Ark., Apr. 1 EDISON MAZDA LAMP? Times, the great homo daily It lx further ordered that thin nr- I’r o C o n f e s s o w ill I.......id „ v d a»:.iin.<t rate l ’Ac per word, mlnlmur,. The Arkansas legislature wants j d. c lie luddinhed In The Hanford you. Said cause helnw a su;t for Irons— T o a s t e r s — P e r c o la t o r s Try Smith’s Barber charge 26c cash with order. Write textile mills in the state and would |Hern id. "newspaper published lu dlvorre. I T IS F I H I T I I K it O U D K U F .D tlml exempt them _ from taxation for .unpp I .Hemln..!.-f o rCounty. Florida. for complete rate enrd. t , , •»a«*h Hulit r»nni»pu. lid s o rd e r he |iuhllshed once a week E . P. RINES seven si?▼ vii yuum, years. The iiiequesuon question win will be ue uv»* ilv** wickh wn Ux.. for e ig ht (X) consecutive w e e k s III Shop for good barber W R S T V I I t O I N I A — ClarK u b urg . T h e Th e Sanfo rd Herald, a newspaper :m Kast The llssk et” u con-. 1of, the, i Irctllt Court ofrIl.the nil* 'i”' C la rk ■hunt K xponent. m o r n l n * voted upon _ i in the , form . . of ^ Heventh published In Sanford. Sem inole work. Ladies welcome. the Mint.- „r County Florida. I n c l u d i n g S u n d a y , m ornlnir l«su « stitutionul amendment at the noxt judicial circuit of I r e n t p e r w n H , m i n i m u m 11s. state election. I Florida. In and for Seminole CounIN W IT N K 8 8 WHKHNOF, I have h e re u n to set my hand ami offuMnl N ext to Valdez. ..■-n i-i. fin n im T mZ” Twice before the legislature has i A lhe I" 1 *,:iy ,,f ''lar<1'’ Nenl oil this the 111h dav of March PALM BEA Clt j t^U N T Y ^T he Hl5'iri^»l?il^f<iniitIW.'e ^ml[S Vy«Mid1 I mI uP ' i:. Docut.ASs. 1115. scene of stupendous development to the stute by cutting out taxes ! V. K DOt'fll.ASS. clerk of the t’lrcult Court *>r Clerk c ircu it t ’outt Read about it in tho Pnlm Beach over M noelo,l o f v,.i,eu F.i.d. M l T I C i : O F HAI.U ' , l "' Heventh .ludlehil C ir c u it of over a period or years. Each time . Florida In und for Memimde I l y : A. M. W K K K N . c . C. Post Sample copy sent on re­ the effort has failed, due to con-} enmity, (S e a l) N o t i c e Is h e r e b y glvur. t h a t I. ns quest. W II.St i.V ASp ecial M aster a p p o i n t . .I In t h e stitutionul provisions regarding •}; A! .-J.V.J.'u KH- ,u- r G. TAYLOR DYER S o lic ito r s t-hillicery c a u s e , o f I ’hll K ux enhu rg. the adoption, of constitutional UJ. *w. mpknckk .lit.. Holici'tnrs nnd Mur I I . IX. O i .m i i la l n a n t . vs. S u s i e 11. U rlm s lc v , ADVERTISING M ■ * if It I of counsel for the Compllanant. Muv >1 l'nlnting— Decorating n s a d m i n i s t r a t r i x of t h e e s t a t e o f reaches potential buyer*. Pa-|_ J . (_'. U r l m s l e y , et nl. In pniHtinm-e ............ PHONE R03 ............ f a n o r d e r m ail.’ and e n te re d In Intka Daily News is circuited In j ~ M IT in : OF AlHH.It'ATION poll oaald c a u s e mi t h e 2nd dny o f M arc h, an industrial and agricultural sec- ' TAX ItKKI) IN Ill'll SUCTION w ill s e ll a t p u b lic o u t - c r y to RTS OF Till-: (JKXHUAI. NTA-; fit.- h i g h e s t and best, b id d e r f o r c a s h tion. Help Wanted S TO REACH BUYERS or sellers o f ; B Florida real estate advertise in a tho St. Petersburg Times. One cent' J cent n word daily, two cents a ward ; ■ Sundays. . ■ $ 20,000 ADVERTISE in tte Journsl-Hor- \5 nld. South Georgia’s greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon.:* weekly and Sunday Classified rates i „ 10c per line. Wnycroas Journal- B Herald, Waycross. Georgia. In Cash Prizes TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Send in your subscription to the Tribune or hand It to your local dealer so you can rend Florida’s greatest newspaper. One year $8.00, 6 months $4.0C, three months $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ ance policy add 75 cents to your f rder. “DO YOU WANT to buy or sell anything?” If so advertise In tho ’’Gainesville Sun.” D K V K I.O P K K n A T T K F T I O N —Pen - I snoolr ■ b e g in n in g the c r c a t t i t d«- | vdlopim-m In fllo rld a's h la liry : nl h a lf m illion Uollur hig hw ay to th« ju s t finished ; a two head, poor appetite, constipation guff b eda ch ollar b rid g e a c r o s s E sca m ­ and u general no-accot.nt feeling million bia Hay s t a r t e d : q u a r t e r million it i» a sign your liver is torpid. d o llar opera house un der c o s itru c Tho only one really dependable tlo n ; tw o m illio n s b e i n g epent on g h w a y ; g r e a t e s t c h a n c e fci live remedy for all disorders in the liv­ hd iev elo p e r* to g e t In on ground er, stomach and bowels ir. Hcrbinc. floor. W r ite D ev elop m en t Depart­ It acts powerfully on the liver, ment T h e P e n s a c o la News. strengthens bowels and of energy, Price 60c. Store. ‘ 0 - Advertistajr PRINTING For Space In This LAW YER __________ Used Can For Sale 1324 Dodge Coupe. 1921 Dodge Touring. 1921 Dodri 3-4 Ton Truck. 102,1 Dodge Touring 1023 Dodge Sedan 1921 Dodge Sc dun SHOE REPAIRING “Terms to some people” IIOPKIN’S ELECTRIC S H O E I. W. PHILLIPS’ SONS SHOP—We turn out neat work, Sanford. Fla. Phone 3 with quick service and we use the best materials. d i r e c t o r y [LEW IS O’BRYAN. Office ... in Seminole Bank Building Annex. __ ______Pbjno 417-L 3. _ j FISCHER’S M A RK ET-W e have _«dti meats and we also can fur­ nish you with delicious delicates­ sen. Phone 579-W. 100 I’urk I Avenue.___ _ — ANY FURNITURE TO S E L L ?— USED FURNITURE CO.— Mir­ rors resilvered, fair prices paid fur second-hand furniture.* Call Phone 647. ^ * N O TIC E Advertisers should give th eir street or postofflce address as i well sa their phone number If rthey desire results. About one reader out of a thousand has a 1telephone, and th e others can 't communicate w ith you unless they know your address. ' " I |H erald W a n t Ads W ill Keep Y ou Posted on All Sanford Business Activities of Im p o rta n ce !J- Classified Directory Sanford Dally Herald [WANT AD. RATES . 320,000 in cash will bp paid by The Florida Society t f America for the names of products which are best suited for manufacture in Floridu. By competing in the Florida Industrial Contest it is possible for YOU to win a grand prize of $10,000 or one «f the smaller awards. The first distribution of prize muncy will he made on June I. This contest may mean a fortune for YOU. Detailed in­ formation regarding the rules und prizes as will us com­ plete information ukout Florida's various resources und industrial possibilities will he mailed you upon receipt of the attached coupon, which, properly filled out, consti­ tutes ymir officiul entry in the competition. TI1E FLORIDA INDUSTRIAL CONTEST, TH E FLORIDA SOCIETY OF AMERICA, Tt i;s o r t i i i : htatk o r n . o i i - a t t h e f r o n t d o o r of t h e t'o tiiT Hous» IIIA. In S a n f o r d . S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F l o r i ­ du. o n Mnndnv. t h e nth d a y o f April, Nnit loo 1* h e r e b y giv en t h a t S e t . l.<’t w e e n th e h o u r s o f I I A. M. and rim i: F a k .r imr.-h.tei-r of T u x 2 F. M.. t h e f.d lo iv tm i d e s c r i b e d proCert I f l r n l. t Nn. 51. «1rI imI t ho 3 ml lie f t y. s it u a t e d , l y i n g a n d b e in g In >1.1V o f J uiio A. l». I l l 9. IlMH filed S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , w hich, *:ll.l r e r t l f l c s t e In my o f f Ire. i.n.l u n d e r t h e term * of the D e c re e FOOT SPECIALIST hn.* tn u d r nimll. ration fur tu x deed a f o r e s a i d w h s o rd e re d to lie sold, 'urns. Ilunlons. I n g r o w ­ to I s s u e In Hceotilstiue w i t h law. l.v t h e u n d e r s i g n e d S p e c i a l M a ste r, ing Nalls. Hr.ivy C a l l ­ HiiM c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e * t h e fo l- to -w It: ou ses o r U ro l a c b iu g lo w lm r d e s c rib e d p ro p e rty S lttiat •' lleg ln n ln u at a po int <it.| f e e t fa s t. n l In Hcn tlm ilr c ou n ty . F l o r i d a , t o - s o u t h o f t h e N o r t h e a s t I N K ) c o r ­ " It • S ' i of \ V . o f L i t 7 HI..ck V n e r o f Hie S o u t h e a s t q u a r t e r t S K ' « ) | l i l t . C. L HISI.KH H an fo rd , T h e muid laml b e in g nitxrM- o f S e c t i o n t h i r t y - t w o ( 3 2 ) . T o w n ­ Yowell Drew Dldg. -ed a t t h e d a te of t h e I s s u a n c e of s h i p n i n e t e e n ( 1 9 ) S o u t h . Hungs Orlnntlo. Phone. E lev ator -u c h c e r t i f i c a t e In the iiu m e o f T h i r t y - o n e ( 3 1 ) K a st. t h e n c e run J t s r y W o rn m lc y . • W e s t *2'l f e e t , t h e n c e S o u t h 210 T h a t Selin a K. Halier p u r c h n x e r f e e t , t h e n c e K a s t 320 f e e t, t h e n c e of T a x l Y i l i f li - .i t .- No. ’■'» d a t e d Hi.- North -M" f * i t to t h e p a i n t o f be* Slid d a y of J u n e . A. D. l!»|9, hns g i n n i n g , h u t l e s s a s t r i p o f land filed s a id Vc -e rI VM t i f iI tc !•»* a t e IIn m y <o>1f f1 i11c, eO > t e n ft’e t w ide o n th e n o r t h s id e t o r ■ »■**■ »»•••*• l l Ml/ and h a s made a p p lic a t io n f o r T a x •a rou.l, c o n t a i n i n g o n e a c r e m o r e lined t o inxue In a c c o r d a n c e w ith o r l e s s : und also th u t c e r t a i n law. Haiti c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e s t h e lo t. p i e c e o r p a r c e l o f land 310 fe e t follow ing described property aim - K a s t a n d W e s t by 2fi I fe e t North Real Estate— Insurance ate In S e m i n o l e <•limitv, F l o r i d a , t o ­ a n d S o u t h In t h e S o u t h e a s t (H E) All kinds of property listed for sole1 N ortheast quarter il It: N S of N L l.oi 7 l l l o c k Y c o r n e r o f t h e Park Avenue and Second Street . Hanford. (N 'i:V l) o f t h e SootheaMt q u a r t e r th irty -tiro (32) T o w n ­ T h e suld land b e in g axseened a t o f S e c t i o n South. Itungc th e d a t e of th e L a u iin ce o f such s h i p n i n e t e e n i 1'J) r e r t l f l c s t e In t h e n am e o f I). It. T h i r t y - o n e ( 3 1 ) K ast. S. A H. W I L K I N S O N . llrlsH.oi U n le s s said c e rtifica te S p e c i a l M aste r. sh a ll lie redeem.-.I a c c o r d i n g t o Ian ****** ♦t*«£**** t a x d ee d w ill Issue th e re o n on the t l K O I l t i K t). I I K I t l t l N i ) . S o l i c i t o r f o r C o m p la i n a n t . J t t l l d a v o f April A 11 . |!tlr». W IT .V F H S mv o f f i c i a l sig n atu re and t e n I t h i s t h e 17th day o f M arch T M OTHERS A. it 19*:.. (S eal) V. K. I K l F O L A S a The Idenl l l e n l t h Drink C l e r k C i r c u i t Court S e n i l n o l s ! Watch for symptom of worms (*<iont>. F lo rid a . 1 F r e s h C h u r n e d d a l l y — S e rv etl In In your children. These parasites A. M. W K K K S . D. C. | are the great destroyers of child Apr. I, x, |5 , ? j . Chiropodist JOHN E. FOX BUTTERMILK Contest Department, Hollywood, Fioridu. I'I cuhc send mu frcc of charge ami without obligation upon my pnrt, the Floridn Imluxtrinl Context Booklet con­ taining intormatlon which will be helpful to me in enter, ing this competition. NAME digestion, purifies the AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Auj ■ restores a fine feeling: ADDRESS vim aifd cheerfulness.! guxta, Gn.—Augusta’s greatest I J The Sanfurtl llcraltl, April I, 1925. Sold by I-nney’s Drug classified medium, rate cath ,09c ! m ,1 0 c p-r »fn?z Kir.lm'u". I 2 2 2 2 2 Z a Z a i i i a a a a a a S S S a s a s S S B B a s a illk lllS H ia illlU III] — Adv I Klton J. Mou^hton ARCHITECT F ir s t National Uank ’J ldit. Dunlord, 1' lorida life. If you have reason to think your child has worms, act quickly. Whit’s Cream Vermifuge. Worms cannot exist where this time-tried and successful remedy is used. It drives out the worms and restores tho rosy hue of htqilth to baby I mmtv%_ joy’s Drug Store. ♦ ‘-tCC .R P O R T N O O L L A R ^ ) I K.IM P . . . r y K A ^ T A V I R l O E O O W M T O W N AiN’ H/SVE L O T b L E L ^ T T O C .O ' IIO T T L K H Waters’ Kandy Kitchen ^ * « A 4 4 , 4 * f • r VfV%fV v v v v v v v v By GEORGE McMANl IS BRINGING IF FATHER W IP E 5c, I lk , and 15c ta k e m l t o A P A W N •t>VAOP — ) F lR / b ~ r <-------- V H ^ < . T H l 'b it* A M 'M » T A T \ O N - I W O U L O N T C ,I V E T O O A d i m e , f o r »t - , — H O W /\t*Y « < ;o n n a p/vr F G K M 'f ^ —V_ TAVt ? 1 M O W -V H E R E T O • b V R ? e- JM L � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 01, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c5631653e233c51d1e8aae0dc783a7bf.pdf ab30610dd20bdd35aba14a90c0a3cd55 PDF Text Text YOUR NEW SPAPER Pvhlhhed Heart. I The World's CfwTest Vegetable Section, It* Richest Harden 1-untl A S S O C IA T E D P R E S S D IS P A T C H E S VOT.UMN X V . _l\,mTZZ SANFORD. FT.OR1DA. THURSDAY. A PRIL 2nd, 132.' ■. «•-------- -«-* —............ f o a p m a n ,N o t o r i o u s a u d it, T a k e s H is O w n D e f e n s e t A © .. Sanford Junior Cham ber Opposes French Avenue WITH As Dixie Highway Route Opposition tn the proposed1before the club by U Cl! i •FiVnch Avenue route for tbs Dixlfijwho sketched the situation \iii hi*.! ■\ .i- t iiT T7T . , i Highway was recorded and iiiiuth- intrnduetnry remarks. i Death OZ W ealthy A m e ric a n U r route cnhuln*>ei to bring the. InsUUUtion nt officer* for the Andrew* ApjH-tnt m e n ! ns Ay j Owner of English D ep art* 1mad through the center of the bos*' coming year, who were elected .it ( ntenl Finn* Th -iMiterm Tn bicsa section, was proposed by tho th- Inst h.oetinir of th** Junior Rfsif-nalinn o f W a d sw o rth ; S m V n T n H * . R . U .Sanford Junior t handier of Com^ Chamber, composed Other Executives Shifted . c.ndan«cr l.n g lan a s R u lt mpm, tj,L. inm-kcw fncetinpr of the program of t h ; .............. ... ** Thursday noon at the Seminole instollotion ceremonies were under -------— iQ u e s tio n In v o lv e d , Cnp - U Il , the cha«*c « Dr; B. d . nrownhe.i E x p e c t P r o h i b i t l d n r > ,, ii , , n , •___ Ir. addition tn going mi ie*..id an l»».*nleiil f Hu* Kiwhoih t lull >iiu<i *T i4 _ , K e llf f lO llS r t i l l t i t ' l s m ’ opposed to the French Avenue pastor of the First Presbyterian' LiftW S I»C P j I l l O r c e f i route, the urganixation voted to church. ( i E S ' K c S NEW COMPANY IS Exam ination Acting MIR MOT) T ft TAKF As His Best W itness r u n ‘T1L0 * /ttVr' ilaims To Have ANDREWS M M , Clemson CoMegre Damaged Dy F ire CLEMSON COLLEGE, S. -Fire, discovered Car„ Apr. nt 2:30 this tnorninjr, complete* ly destroyed the agricultural building of (Teiiuion Collrg* with n loss estimated nt rnnr* than 9200.00t). The origin of tho firu is unknown. MARCH Ambassador DscschBUILDING! n e r Will Tell Wasn* ittgtott Fi'anc* D*k*h No t W ant Nfetmir lOVER WILSON CO. Objection Based Oft SeiuntyTact Alibi In Defense Ij1*1*Dollar ", iys He W as InBrooklyn Within 4 Hours of Tittle of Murder ■ ............ .. .. Would Be Interested In Meet Affecting Navy Dirai moment W ilson W ho din means honor, prestige, u n d _________ ... . ...................... ............ R _______ ____. . . ..................... . einl duties assigned to the several CHICAGO, Apr. 2.—Th- reor­ rcniething more than both these Avenue to First Street and th?q pn.t of the program. Among those treasury executives were shifted Sanford is In the ganization of Wilson and Compa­ English words. _ ^ to Sanford Avenue on which the, who expressed their opposition to about considerably Wednesday with building rampage, ny by the formation of a new \\ hen the American Gordon Self- rood will continue south. French Avenue ns the route were the udvrnt of Lincoln C. Andrew*) ibiibling permits isnucil during P A R IS , A pr. 2.— F r a r^e H A R T F O R D , A p r. 2 .— Gei’-| company under the direction of a ridge nttnined wealth by founding a commlUc* composed of Ilodge-1G. W. Siwneer. Jr., Ilodire nm Hall. of Now York as an assistant sec* I the month of March totaled $70,n m nnn n tthi« orning committee representing the bankk nml making successful London’., «on Ball, chairman. Dr. Charles Floyd Palmer. I 4 C. Hebout and ntary succeeding Elliott W ails-j U00, according to the monthly re hit* g o n e even fu rth er in op­ iltlf rtin Chnpm lm m mnrnillK . / rv port worth resigned. 1 *L a u :0 ,in debt, convertible bonds and pre­- greatest department store, he rent- Park and Dr. Alexander Epp* was, others. ...... ''"'"I* br citv 1.c,e- 1 S-jpOftition to th e calling o .. « look th e Htand In his own tie -• ’ „,na .... u, Philips. Thumlay at the city Hall. tVnoLI.»»»«n ,iiuarm . muni -m> Forecasting efforts to bring there ■ „„„ hnvinir fnmPnn>' w** announced tonight,; ct! the most imposing, the most unpointed to dlucl the Junior G. J . Gingrns, of the Cocoa Jun were M permits, the lu rg -1 j'O ^h in gton (lisartparncni roflent»e On 11 Cnnifltt 01 iwiviug |,y thecommittee which has been hn!!ow*cj by tradition residence ofChumlmi’* light tn prevent the inr Chamber of Commerce, was i about more effective enforcement fcrcDrt- nuVv or in tho imme------ u u iu eicti P atro lm an Jnme.H I working for several months on a English cii.tocracy, Landadowne ndoptlon of; the French Avemi present nt the meeting ami made .t f prohibition hwr, a!! agcncUt, in -si <>( which war $7,000. Th.* expenditure for buildirg ' dintc fu tu re th a n was cxplaiit_ _ iclieve the packing con- Mouse; und there he entertuipa on -route. The project was brought! 4 *ht>i t add less. only ex-|C(| ;n T nem loy’* Despatch. a scale no duke or marquis in these oher 1 2 th . C o o r’uml collect-|wr_n uf tlnancUl difficulties. showr,iryu* It w m officially confirme<t total »um! W etlnexiluy th a t AmtiaHxador iilidiiig of San* D nexchner is un«U*r instruc!ve oerio.) , lon. l%.t VrV<mrj(t»n that |Frame due:: not want a disarmarimts >v*, rt’ i,»mt conference of any kmJ while •\ .laTimiry tot<*!.■*, 1f,,. Kuronean nNUflly part Is In i* citv Clerk :i ,rre_ state «»f flax. V? I u is a purl by law, was given to cord* n'teal Ination he refused to bo rushed in- $5|.78fir.,000 of the company's nidi- triifU' und blood exhibits morv vio’-<: A total of $41,WO}.* was tittletally confirmed Thur jahUhor -lli. inl. lo answers at thr hands of state's j-ution.-* .* while $40,372,000 would lie lpnt syntptmns than in the W on; 1 0 .1 . pent in building in the city .dayIt that and on Mambar Hill in Hontlmy a t ' ('idlertion Millies llividid Attorney Hugh Aleorn. left undisturbed. it* February. . . . Aiolws*a.i«ir l»a»--etmer , ... »i* Sanford 1 T,.f , dusk on Jan. 12, little Miimtnz I IV rsnn Rw rpl Awnv While W h e th e r O rlando N’otubiv large inn rases 01 the . Ir^-i U. tb/..* U ii.f.iri.i V. au, Chanmnn cluims to huve been in . Tn Imm* Stock iieguni, ignorant, rather homely, 1 I lly Im Inundated ; H «od». J bul Erance does 'u*t^»ni Is lo (.e l l<otirfh I*nm ehise brought n eulniination of ■•ifurta t«* sum spent for building are shown Brooklyn. N. Y., within four hours , n flXthnnK0 fur th„ t t(, base born Nautch gii', received a n ' corn- a di arnianietit- conference of any Cat 1ho Dam age lo Manitoba 1 T o lie Selected At O rlan d o'divide the work of collecting the in lust month’* luiildiiiK us ......... the time he Is charged by thr^-udjunted the plan contemplates thi ugly knife wound in her sculp. levemu * between two assistant pared with the thfve **rece<1ing! wbile the KU|upean t**»orii., n»e of Co-nccticut with having D estro y in g Railroad T rack Meeting: T h u rsd a y Nig CPt°(f »even per cent prefer- Munttnz was the fooilmll in n game lecretaries. Arsislnut Seerd ary It'omtmrnthre nioeth:-. Uan h |ie*j : iw n Is in U state nt ttUV. ot to death Patrolman James James *r 'j,at| BtoCjC - -While France would throogh i>, in isew liritam. (hie Three alibi witnesses, one of|l; iem a former "huddle" in the fed*, cc nl penitentiary at Atlanta, swore fPjr alny they had seen him in Brook- ings, n at an hour when three other y ilnesse.*, testifying for the pios-irhare ution, placed Chapman in the Ob! t olooy Inn at Meriden, Conn. Jp Lyle Chastnnc, confessed former1A ►nvict, and the man who nursed , blends over tho new common stock rioivabout. It is ‘Tjjat." The All- "playing ice berg. fourth club, forming, with St. nhil eliminate many possible muses • Tlw fjuai d’Orsas declaretl Thar*n.ii!rond trucks were inundated hapmnn to health in the Atlanta in the amount of $Jj per share |km Indore team of Maharajah Tukoji ■g * onl> a day. how avert'fW r F will h r an upi'iopi late time tu coa conference a !t tell it. lisarmumenl 'and th* Par Paeltlc wax dedarcl to piotU-m; hence Ktaiu* interi *ie<i .with jgmeribqqiine against tlie wall at tl't. o ( locli-<cimvei tiLde into mw cmantqn stoci lionniro Alxlul Kioiir Unula. Britain Kometimc amund •h-lundi wlirie, it it ile- A m fikirnsi*^ ,yminii ss:.,, 1111 , | Wilt Ifroseeillion nf-jM-MiR and Britain. But In tV viyv* fi.ot of Comnoth rtie-t fur ihe lit 1 «lined. Viitnally shr.ro for share. All thice classes Dhat morning. Mnharafah Not Victorious no prcpa-ntirtni handle all iurrdgu debt matters ler, ' 'a » 4 L . ; n n ot the Xt\ipV A ' d m fT t h m ce«n- ' time in the city's history. of dock will have equal voting po.i ibuiin thus lost in his rtrugglo foi the in-ginning of tlie season while Mr. Dewey iss to Alibi b. Claimed •on* *d rar Anticipated -ry to make cowiateit t«* tn hove cottcor Fill 'co families iil.adnoucd their lint! been niade. for "lijnt” but the muliauijah bus ’ wan! world senility beginning with trol of railroad loans ans and jurit jurir.Clia.Ytine, now the prop'iitoi o f . . ., , , ; lonnes nt Ln I’rairie. while re--ij Oiliitnlo officials have expressed dietion over the eomptroller nf the0 j BOUSES In stationery store in Brooklyn, U*s-' ***0 only fiimrciiig jirftvided l#y not entirely won. POINT, N. Y„ Apr. 2. i Europe1, where the prublem already It Monitor, was lint spirited :ic- ) dents ot' Saint Lambert, on tli('i|i tisflvea in favor of the "spirit” !currency, the United States twins-! —Tho matter of prosecuting :ing G er-'ha* reach ml the point of intctviivv Ptiftcd that Chapman visited him V,tf D'un ‘•'4 ?hu sale .if SSJSOIMIOO of • Stiuth shore, including 150 labort.juj, Get. It. They /.Saturday night, ............................. .. five . year six per tcn\, gold notec ci riling tn plan in the murder ease ers from* the itochclgn nun'll eon-j ;il(ll plan whereby both Sanford 111 ci, the htircau of engraving and aldin Farrar, noted singer a* a re - •study. tittundo 1 went to a nearby "spchk easy" uml "* ‘ h,‘ •"ntpnny. Loans aggro* nemss the Indore frontier, there j'vent were forced to flee. , . . will . . . jointly , :;up|tort . . . |minting and othet ag en cies hav- I * u|tt o off the the seizure of of liquor her*here To ralsj the Pacific problem now 1., .in g le ,-lub w h b h will plnyt h a lf ; inir ,|„ vvith ,he federal c o m m - '• ' ■ • ear is ' in ' ubeyunce • ......— 'j or t« attempt to rtpeh world secur mm did not leave him until ig<Jfintr ?- -,i-1,00(1 held. by (Jiupmun .............................................. - bunks In dDappehr forever, to perish: . in her private Jot' it, games in Orlando and th . , [nfter 2 nVIock the fnliiitving morn- 'vhiVh hn,‘ wimaitii of the company rapidly or otherwise a: tho Jeeling' pending a report of agents here to ity in one elVott will in the view Flnotls other half ir. Snnfurd. This is ey and Its disbursement. Ing, he testified. i" r ,ln subsiillnries are to be re- of her eaptors might dictate. S it-' 'VINNII r.tt. Apr. Mr. Winston’s duties willinclude j the collector of the port at Ogden- , ef the Qual d’Orsay’ only confu * Prairie qpt. ,>f Die throe titans under eon* lent iitied to give evidence1 in }Kjr• have menaced tlie ................ ,1 . . dined i>y the payments of 2(1 per the finding of way* The singer’s nrivatv* c a r'th e issue and nuke ■■PV to finance the burg. __ „.................. , . . ...................................................l nuii more difficult M. young ..... ■„ . f . .is .. i Francis . . .Itrtv, , ». .■ bunk 1both-• .1 lent tn „„ 121.-I1, *which tlie iipprnx- .Iinimuy Btimbuy hearing!) and to }'•"o vin cc-for 0 boors, increase,, .dderutiun; the othtti being O r-1 government and upervi dou of tho was boat,led by four deputy eu.*-' the problem of now to (ram# the lerk, mid John A. .Martin, ur wltn witness tn the approach- *" senoosness in Muintoba today.; Inndo taking the cluli or Hanford _ ‘ fi . f .1 tti t . 1 g 1 1Butlo <imount of tni di DOsiltR witli * * the star budget bureau, the farm loan ! toms collectors after it had crossed Europe an security" pads. Its atttof , f.ucn . linns . tlMiniinjoct ... • to . .clntni i : . of<• ofv#- ing murder trial, n trial which Mtnnwhilo, w atenin Sonthsrn Sa> tcfcimr the club, ■oMncntji vi . . . . of. the » nclkhirnrhooii .tn 1 »» 1 Jm stn ie s Store tostlfied they hnd . .. ,..., ..... will so convulse Indian that i; kiitcncwan, except nt rantallon nit-l I leal official.* are opposed, hov.-- braid and the house debt commix- the border enroute from Montreal. >tutlf amounts to refusal to go to doner. Ho will act for the sec-! - .■ ■■ ---- -a general disarmament confecenc.* een Chnpmnn in ChaMftncii stoic1 * , t. i ... i i. » 1 may rank With the Dreyfus ease l.uiiutden. were reported receding, ever, to the snlit team plan, pr» relitrv alsoj where that offielxl must '■ D n n ,1 ,, i until the European pacts ere telhat Saturday night. Marlin. h»w-. ^ , T having such de- end the unhappy Antoinette's a f­ Two miles of the Canadian No- ferrlng to either take the team 1 County (Continued an Page Six| , lDuval iU Y tll L O U I l t y Roads K O A flS , tl|Hj , n,j to rc.,u#A^ that the naval jver, wo* nut iiositive declaring lie nn<. ‘ 1 . . ! 1 ' . " ■‘u .’ fair nf the diamond necklace ns tiomii railroad truck wen* wu*dtcd 1 wholly or to allow Orlando to have ! ft*eon(rr:nte* be put ofif at least until' P r n t r r n m T*t O n r v m p d ms "almost sure" the prisoner ' oil ot 11 red ill. neur l.umolcrt. am! it. The failnii* e f original plan (Continued on Page Six) i r«j,r«ini is uiijnihcu th< Rhfnelam, pait ^ u r#4,uy. belli Canadian'National and Cana* whereby Orlando and Sanford > he• man lie had rcen. . ‘ 1 adjusted, plus-three per cent ns Indian Pacific traffic weie tied up in .would liavu separate clubs m tho I TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 2 . - S e v - !. *hi$ ^ Ftanco But Brow was very positive. Ask u.r,.Ht for six months to Apr. I'.. other parts of Hnukatcliewan. n rgae bus n il aictw itli the ap ,0 naval eonslnicd by Frederick J. Grnchl, Chap- shares of the new company would nance of thr proposed tondentnaHome' have been abandoned getterI1' oval of the loeal club since it lion (hut liar interest in a naval / .a ^ * . 1 mm .. tans chief counsel to identify the |,e delivered on the basis or six A '.'ViV'"'! lion of the road huilitmR proicram ! *r | 1 ____ . in Lumsden. A continuance eliminate.* a wlirdesome. though' prisoner a second time, It? left tho shares uf preferred stuek. ".fi u O C K k K O D u S f e y S l f n i Iof. “f 11 weather which caused ice r.uher slturp. tivalry hetw warm eitness chair, walked up to within shares Commissioners of Duval county I ••dgptlon for r.ubm-rmj hnutares of class A convertible stod ‘ u *• • 1. ... ' x. 1 Jcr to break tip earlier than usual ir Fut'l’md ami Orlando. |hree feet of Chapman, peered in- and -t.'l shares of common. »h« is under no pre*e..t undci the recent $2,500 00t) butal Mfe" A lonfoiciuu of tooal officiul^, predicted. ently at him and replied Mrs. Anna Dickie Olsen, of Min­ issue wns contalncl in the report '’Filiations to dLcuss the question, wan held at thi* officii of Juduu! nesota, the first woman to be u Aggregate uf Indebtedness T am positive this is the niun made public t<alay by Gov. Murtin Le Matin C»mmenls That North Carolina, next io < f V m & i m i n t i n n nl* M i l l / ? K' Uminltojder. the club presi- candidate for thu United State* in which embodied the finding* o f ! deferring to comment on tho Tho aggregate of indebtedness to saw.' v O n .S U D I| Jl 1011 O l U K dent, at 10 o clock Thursday mornlie thus adjusted includes a $22,- Florida, is the most lirogressivo i Renal?, will be the headliner Thurs engineer, employed by him ut the ; r« w French naval program, t.e Pistol Expert* Testify ll):,.7HI bonk debt, $i:i,(I71,l!)0 of state ia tho south, is the nptnlnr In Berlin on Decline 11 ir. Tho club officers wltn will day night nt the Bedpnth Chautnu- request of citizens of the county. Uatin -uys today: make the trip t>* Orlando an* Before th** alibi witnesses took six ner cent convertible bond., doe expressed Thursday morning by \V | President llmish'dder, C. L. Britt mn which gives llm second per­ the stand today pistol experts fur in U*2H, $'.»,:JOT.08(1 of 7 'is |R*r cent At. Scott, Division manager of the j ‘ With u little reflection ottr formance of a week’s engagement Air.etlean friends will really,* Hi if the prosecution positively identi- convertible bonds due in l'.t.'tl an i American Fruit Growers, win* hn ; ; BERLIN, Aor. 2 .- Berlin drinks trd J. I). Chittenden. A rrange Details On in tintent at Palmetto Avenue and the nbtst* ghoul thr Frrnrh fleet lled the bullet which killed Kkelly $.1.41 l.JT.'l of stock purchase* ,tidi­ just returned to Hanford from a tisiaj only a little more than one1 Second Street. The Iccturt* Ity half till* qil:l!litv of milk it rollTWINS SMOTBEUED rwx having l c» rJ vl from the est ions. till through tin* state. Dodge Car Transfer ?.x ridiculous. The govrrunteni in 1 Mr,. Dickie will begin nt H:."0 ftuntod la*fon* thi wnv. The reason proposing to th- chamber the pro­ tweapon taken from Chapman vutu* "North Carolina " Mr. Scott ,1 • Stocr.holdet r. of the pres*m com­ E n g .- The rt week 1o'clock. gram for .conduction during the Ihe wns arte: ted in Mitneie, Ind., pany would receive without uny as­ clared, "is doing some wonderful) uvidcntlv is that the use of ipilk oldHORNSEY, DETROIT, Apr. 2.—A . tepresentwin sons of Mrs, liielia rd The afternoon perfmn.ance a* substitute* Mill pr,•vails. A muni/last January. One of them J. sessment, I shares of new corn- tilings but the most out: i.nulinq ip; I oxhibilb 11 i . planed Li bring Muidlnw Were smothered to ilealh [the Chautauqua, which l, gr.n at 10illiquid here today on thi work five yea. * which K not >et votcl. Henry Fitzgerald, nf Hartford, dc- men stock for one share erf old pre- thing about it nil is the system of 1.": 15 o'clock, was limit, ,1 to tlie of completing details to irunxfer laid its cards on the table. While Ielated there wu- not "one chunce feiit’d and fuurtenths of u share of roads they are laying. Bonds isn’t milk back to it: former popularity, while sleeping witli their mother. ! American Entertainers which hu* thr Dodge Brothers Incorporated, other countries unveil their tia­ progiaiu). iiraily at the last mo, pn ten million that the marks on new common for one share of old all of it hv nnv means but i think gullied c«.n*b|eri,b|e popularity as u tu their banket employers. The ra! thut it I t the groatent single fa c t-. [these bullet* could have been made common. public is without the assurance, ment, we lov ally declare now what novelty entertainment company. by another gun. we are going to do during five The plan leaves undisturbed the ur contributing to the present pros-1 The ad consists of the ofTeringa of however, thut further details in year-. Abroad Franrs's live years' ptious condition uf thu state. Under crossexnminntion Groehl present first mortgage bonds and Mi:,* Corine Jessup, who is a r<ad-!th" diiusual financial transfer will don't think I have ever seen1 i»ptn*cs arc totalized and c.-.mparwas unabb* to make, these exjicrts underlying mortgages, the account; a "I ••r, a pianist and a soloist. Th, • ' out lffim«Iiatel*'C Hr better system of i-oiuis th an 1 of oihri M tUi* L i adtr.it that the sumo marking* payable of the company uml most North Carolina now has and I’m . partner in the net. Mi** Gladys1mMed they would be iitfoiined ni with tho the veur ID'JI. could have been made on bullets of the debt of the subsidiary com­ equally certain thut the state that \ That PTorida hotui.x serve Cali- ion that the "trnde” must have JKills, is a singer, a reader and 1h |" ( r,om tinm bi time" he was assur"Frunce l* only tepairirg war fired through another gun, except panics. Interest at the rate of six makes fuster pi ogress will have) forma oranges and celery, that been caused by either "physical ot reputixl to be a violinist of uiuis-, c'l by u spokesmen of the company ilttiil1i/«. a)i«U i M«•!«»* -t — .... ................... ........... ! Jnr.t r ’-y i • Li.) iif tnimt) 1 in remote cases. Groehl sought to per cent is to be puiti on any debt tq have a bettyi*. sv*tt*ni of ntnl*. I pUtsidn roiot* n«<> peer-nrd, le ,.1'' •in: IBitff j * *-* * und iiriiain are .preparing formidastatement a* to when the silence . , „ _ . The American entertainers a r e ! Aiiu, Noith Curoiiua, not satisfied per cent of tho state, traverse Mi. HiirtungV reference to tin* ___Ket testimony tn thi, *<vCit Ir.tc tc La uJjuata.l li. vJvl’i'ut* l>> Oil. here for two day. again ,'1'* ° ur will) its present leadership is r u t , swamps where snakes, alligators hotels nf I’loridn -orving Califor­ to nteeetk* Mrs. Dickie during the I continued would !*• hrokrn. diui disquiet mi othi'r Power nor the record throuah a defense 15, 1024, untl from nrr.is expert,( Wiliiam A. Junes, Apt. 15, 11)25, is to be adjustedfirein |only maintainin'* its thut road date syst to and chiggers abound and thut tour­ night performance. The curtain) ___ _ ju-tify ujbiilinn.to other fleets. nia citrus fruits is characterized former captain of. New York po-i stocks of the new <x>mpany in the in an excellent manner but it ists,'after being ulred to Florida a:> "a wild lido nf tlie imagination, for the opening act will rise at o f-i | _ r , ,| /* i g\ We do not see the usefulness of lice. Jones, cross-examined bv same manner ns the principal of [ adding to it.” I by tho glowing prospocti of “real very fumilini to thut of the younv o'clock. Poheny Sells Out On puitici|iati*u in u *ecou«i \va*i»State Attornev Hugh M. Alcorn the dfbt to which it pertains. Mrs. Dickie is recognized ns one I Air. Scott mude a survey of ih-_* .state shaiks," i ettirrt to. Callfor-, nian t«nKUK,.,| i,i an extremely n 'I 'r i t n s n n r I S v h i r o s conference. Moreover we admitted the bullets introduced in J peuch ticlts in North Carolina n:ul nia feeling that it is tlie only hiinielv but wealthy girl, and who of thn more brilliant women or j rp ^« n i ra n sp o n o n a rt. |(ul an jipvUation, onevidence by the state “apparently the United States, tn Iter race for a» Fort Valley, liu. lie declared place on earth nfter all and that Freedom on Bail For thought of Lillian Buss'll every ti ,v txtrcntely un!ilu*ly. u , !w w were fired by the sumo gun.” i that each place is going to him* Florida is a Joke, is the silb tancc time lie kissed the girl. the Xenutu upon the neniocratic j NLU lU ilK , Apr. 2— The cm - ,|-dpatfhea declare, that he mediShepherd Lost Again uuotiiur ouninei crop ot the t *tiit of iin interview printed in an Ana­ Mr. HartungV statements nr, i nomination, she was beaten by trnl of the i’an American IVtro- luU,, j„ reprisal to insist upon lilt* centra! tieorgiu section heim, Cal., paper. A cllppine of Frank K'*llqgg, wbn now Is Secrc- UMim I runjiport Cu« pa**eu out paymrnt of lu place niwittl Sanfoid ('number Is 1 CHICAGO. Anr. 2^—William D. 1!fwith I- hand:; I--.—J . of•* »U *%V .. 0 »v- ** *■ growing ainurd 14,001) cars. the story, which is an interview cadrd those of “u disgruntled indi­ tary of Stute in the Coolidge cabl I of/ • the the. IV laihrnv fatuity •tl MIC W 1 I** vidual.” The reference to snake , ii. i a,,,! 11 ft with E. J . Hurtling „f Anith'lm, i* lormer amhrzssnijiir to yesterday for a price estiniateii in l ioan« •* To Hold Meetinir At ■Shepherd today, for the second CONSIDER Hil.l. lo ri referred to a* “ 1X72 modal inthe ( ,,'jit of Ht. James. financial circle* at $40,000,000. T h e '____________ was scut tn K. \V. (’carman, *-cro­ , tunc, v. a denied freedom un bail! y ctive which is nlwuv* pulled by Sl'E BRITISH CROWN tary of tlu* Sanford Chamltor an. Aitainonte S p r i n g s 1by Chief Justice Hopkins, who set !•riilay p/ght is set aside entirely Blair Co. of the ( ’lima* banking .u tn * l i t rloiidu traducers. More rattlers, for the comedy-drama "Adam and m of liritDt interests and 1 ia t IliH /i w t U t l c l i l S 111 ComnuL*rc». i formal arraignment for Apr. U. Mr, JVait.iuli writes, me round > ■ > LONDON.Mar. Ir—The historic Evil", the comedy, which ha* mi- Slumlord il Co., of Indiana, joined i The clipping WUis sent by E- ButiSan l ord Carry Out *1 Sanford Chsmiier, of t’omnicrc | States attorney’s opposing ef -1 lliitixh Ihw which provides that rumt- of tho sandy desert* mlj,fin­ joyed rematkably long run* in New in the purchase. , will* jouri *v to Altamonte Springs ' fort* of the counsel tor \\m. I >. j tire Croy/^'may r.ot b»' stleil will 1Muir.n, n yeal eft;ate man of Ar.a- ing the prominent towns of Cnlifo,-- York. Chicago and other i ,1? t) * ' » *.ix** ivi_. — ---------------- • ed he intend* lo ic a iiu tT C a tiu n t ta n ' tomorrow evening for a dinner Sbep^sa to ^Wlfi Bls i o l e . i Oil I be dfsens.ied iri I’nrHamert in the , heini, who t)m?lut i <1U ut June !•• - it ) ■nia jli^n nre tu h? had tn the cn- j largo Cities o f tin* United Slates,, I { j ( ) ( i | r ! s ’ H o S i e r V ; cynic ln Hunfui U th * ftp.* f|p*» n* - ___i___ irlx ! of* th e charg meeting a* th* v* o,* , bail ^ oi'o.linir • near juture when a bill is intri>- ihe intention nf making Floridu hi* ; tib« state of Florida. i regarded a;, one nf Dm* mo*t typsteps to promote a better* W r i t 'ot killing with typhoid germ* hi-* tluceil tailing for Its alteration. .‘ anfvrvt High School's agricult­ In closing hi* letter, Mr. Fear- ically American play. ever written. Match Browned .Arms Inline. fur Information He u:ska of friendship he ! uml denurtaumt is in tb* pakoss etwe-n this citv und . ,0SL*r a011' " m- b»*Glintock, today A committee of jlirixt- bus pre­ in rtsgaid to liie ciiurge* Inought man dcrlarc:: that Florida is build When given by an able caat it had a statement /rum Earl I vailed un outline of tne bill which otr«-r kuminuniti iof» ttl hrautllVIQJC tne “VUy.laSubsiai. -- ‘>«ar here. situation* S .. sending . _ UT _a _ corps _____* 1 of ,i.iM l nut in hr inter*. lew, particularly ! ing more mails per capita than any ubouiula in humorous BIO DK JANEIRO, Apr. 2. — ! .tiui" by student Tit- dinner will I* served in th- Clark charging the dsfcr.se with would knock out the ancient Inw O Dtale in the union. The increasing ami the lines considerably moru n tu costs of living which me plotting tn obtain affidavits from The American fad of beige-colored 1from the clao* to various schools Altamonte Hotel promptly at 7:')t) oitCBL'thur. The propo«al a* mnpopulation, he says is ample proof hose for women ha* hit Rio withluf t)w city to plant zhmbbcrv o clech 2r | ( Ti-i j, m, mner of the him 'in addition to those filed >«•* sidcied bv tlie jurists is thut the touched upon in the interview by of the valtp of theae improvement*. * lover than the average comedy. declaring that California lettuce nmusing results, due to the fact urufinj the buildings whenever eommerui! erganiza: ion is asked : tertlay hofon- Chief Jtntice Jacob Crown should be a* liable as any Seminole county, Mr. I’curmun de­ a lb in Floridu nt fit) cents a head, tn )k* present bv R. \V. I'carnmn, Hopkins. that the new stylo became popular L Ui-h a call for volunteer* is made, other employer for act* committed milk nt 55 cents a quart and bitud clare* in the letter, is noW calling Film Mead (s Bound here at the height of the lathing j Competing with 31 high M&ool In u statement Clark ruid he within the s?o»ti of an employer's Jr., ext ciitive secretary of the loa bond election of $1,750,000 foe r.t li) cents a loaf. Over to Grand Jury season. eat chamhec. hud been offered money in *-hail" • nut hot ity. [nirriculturul departments through­ good mode. In the repiy sent to Mr. Han--------Th* a«a ! out thu > u u at FtorwSu in* m s Officials of the S.inford t’hnmb- hla story cnrrnborating that of .lit . Feutiuui, *!<• ilm-isr** 'tint t-'inzt-)—r * yq i ....." 1.......... tcrtiioun no , urn i.uu. tL - •■-. • I 'f - s v ■ i.v.i -a - — >t nt « nr.iuv rtT1 believe thai n t'h.ir'e- C. harnun, science- scito,oi | /L. - -* • ------------- — T - . ..Liu* * been g r *at ititnii t~, or t ai- n"l>ii**ir b-*n:l ef z rrctiar. picture _■ n ••__ i* r, ; - *. -------- ^ !r. rclur that it was |iovidc cup iur um brst wheoi ga(rt. jT.f: •....J ! f j - Y * ><»rwwi «»r kivui of thi imlniit, ptcrticuiarly ol the spirit comounv is held for grand jiiryfrvqucnlfy thought hoseless day;, ,|fll ,xhlbie this year at Tatnpo at ■wi Tings < uf iii rrtmhcrx dure* that Hie) i hut Juts r.inde Cawrorma th tate notion on a charge uf perjury today ■ | n u .m IIOAGO, Arir. 2. — \Vh».■it; [ Interview and r* r h< •• cotiimunitU' ■ . the Smith Florida Fair. ' or nut* ion on odmitii after federal Judgu Mack dismiss- A ship’s tonnage i.a the old days The plantings around tlu- Klgn •"'•mil', i i.-ian to i .47; July. JJM t i must be uilore cultivated than thaw that it now is. It ia a poor ault, Clark sajd h • wi Ford, John Kingling. Ed Mr. Foarn.an writes, for a Floridan ml a bill ftf complaint filed by Huellwan the number of ton* of wine i School bui Com; May, I.021*! lo 10! D-j.l'if Hrniy | is Ids ;cy and usl.nl 1 ‘ tbhlv for Rat.* j i.mn. C.’oBi,cr and other* wl«> I' iv>* jiiewf-Mipi-r or individual tn "play up in ids suit to compell Lillian GUh.it could carry, but it U now xclen- j much fs»vorahte cvnua both Lv : May-. ION U 41. C 2.1 m gr affidavit i flat sIlhMetithil" blip-the ;W ORLEAJsTS, Apr. 2. —t ;ot- j found r?alidence in Florida to Is* I the earthquake or other faults that J eerv-n star, tu make pictures onlytifically reckoned according to wa- Jtouii'ts wul re. u<« eu oy bordering* Dte Scml■Utiafylng.. He advance's the <>f nt-1 California admits possesylng." » „nsI for his company. ter displacement, , _ iU UautJfivHttOj plan, um: May, 21.57; July, 21.80. •adla.V** ’■<* ■ ■ . I l Ionian Lecturer To \ie Attraction At (,;:n ^haMt^uqiia Here ,,n,*#rtak|in^ Local Man Praises Good Roads System In North Carolina ^ coun*j^5.^renCT nn California Celery And Oranges Are Served In Florida, Declares Tourist B 1 . } �TH E S A N fO R W B O T t m V IA TO H S LOST -tail s wore «idiverrd by J. Putnam * BIO OE JANEIRO— Myriads of > r a l n n u , part impcrUI potentate Wfcui “ « « ■*% a c w o jtn g a Sms - - >•♦able s S S * nSaMiLr- irr~--" .>annr. i «mi **on- ^iRtern tiraei). 1..N1JON—PoJIea-of towns in Ra­ re* are alien ed to achtxjli Pt Icctur,. JaioCi ..r, ;:.r .L ...* ,.. u» 1 Tlie vWt’ of the Washington American? to Florida is J8JR wa; the flrat real i|nin« I n in ln r turn o f anv dub, was the belief expressed by Connie Mack, the great Athlttlr leader. He related re r e t» — ?r* * 2 . c n 7 POP E i CAkEAjC W H th at h®r> Po p virtJCT v [*A . ., .w >|.i3tt (CoMinaed from pagi* 1) to Louisville to open the res Uko lost men were a most happy pair,” said Mr. ffaMeman, who returned r.iutur, l^re at 7 o'clock tonight with the new*. He said that they had some light food tinu plenty «»i pood wn. ming old mines for the ter and with some tape repaired 0f helium pas. , th e i t r r e t . WALTER SHEAN IDENTIFIED A S COD'S ASSAILER LOT ON (Continued from pago-1 > •< among all the crooks of the coun­ try as the man who conducts a hovr.n fur ex-convicts at your father’s hotel, the Cooley, in Springfield, and who ‘stakes' men out ot prison until they do n ‘job* when you get you? usual lfi per cent out of the booty/’ Shean’s reply was an nmrrily t)LD HOME TOW N 7lO CAM fienC DO,** iraovren tvi», \ t f By STANLEY . vu*> * uc»e. rsK(N or- icnncu down Cn \w» APHil H »ct 0a«* •/ DC,*, TWO MOMth* mc(-t Lytcen in Oi'. tovuS w"/ t j [ >t \ I **t‘ 1 Lrcui.f *u. **WC / ulTr,, • r. J HO•M l • T»*Ot/^sT /▼*; tv C* j LMT* , hr added by Groehl’s searching ques..ons, he admitted he had had trouble with the Kovrrnr.v>n» on nt least turd stolen bond deals. He |insisted that in one cc.ie he h^d ourchaacd the bond.*, which he knew to have been stolen, from Joseph .Marshall, or ttpnngftsld. rim th -n telephoned the depart, merit of justice at Wnvhingtin j.bo-t i\ At this point (Jrothl in­ troduced two of Khean's admittedly worthless checks, one of them witn mall, having I*i>« n cmhed l>; a Mra. lhe m tioni men t of jo itp Connlngham, an elc’.rrly inaid in the Hotel Somerael, New York. It v-an for *7tr>0. Hheau insisted he i hud given the check to Mnrshall i and thut he had no*, received the money, be fIa;aj'-i.«l:..U ; ted »H„» f;rner hsd teen in coin-* munication with Mrs. Cunninirham concerning repayment of her lots, uiu-an ueiiiCU ne nun ticen promistd leniency or immunity for hl> tJ<Jm"."/ ' the marked c*Hmlkr » " i z ith e r * the lost fliers were not consider^ [' utronjr enough *o man iheir ship 1 tr.cy in«i»te«l and were off f,., «$,' brine ns font a i possible, no tn,j. j»ble being e*fi{riencrt! |£ r,(jJ The landing field nt Sebrlng \f ,.;j mites tre e ihet city. A l.aky cylinder when fit? tvv wer.* speeding nohiewafl at an nl. titude of ahnnr 1,000 fee4, forced them to seek safety in n forcM . Ir.h'ilnjf. I.T.n'cUiiUiiy «»ucr eiig^t CLOSE IN ----- L CACT R c^ -d E se « s/w a e 'j r t p “ Re YlAO At J f.VJW-JL CRASH amo i. uook£ u p o cjj.xj THERECttTHE YLOCR.1.1 , 605H t WAO A *> PUN!N ORnAM- VMATS TV.c MATTER. CWOtf M-GMTrAP.RE ? v w a t hc L CREhlAT THAT l f-.’i x e o JCA.McTTES LCT-ULO v_- MAfcRN HER- i SMALLCASK PAYMENT M l ;-rii®W W r S. A. SOS,SAMON J y -.< ■■■ixzsz PHONE 148 r#0 mo^ : T)uw fO|| (iB** “Oet AireEn a vrisi"ntP. cm co/ c/. m-it ,j*u The <Sc*.uC<t , t t « u* CCMIHSL. «17TOL_ •/<** . Cow*, i* » .v r T<IC«rT ^ .. ......... Retail Credit Men s Association A F F I L I A T E D WITT I The Sanford Credit Association Next Thor LiftgetCs Opcko 'Pea 200 Cups of Tea for 1 Cent Georgia Rose Talc N l^ li «i lisa111 > trilc u n i (iim tle r , •• c l r I r u n i g r tH i iti P 'I fit* f c rtt rrM fi * *if r r . i l M ll u r •if r In t l r r > com u L A ll n 11 MM* • I r r f u l r*t«> I r M i r r i m c c l l l « r l l i r ( I n h c r IfMeff. 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" llln■••rx 2 f ir lilrnso *.l « t i s i of lc 2 t ••t Pure Fond Product T I m* P n ih l * »prr!nl* .i f L - r r i l !a T5c i I Ii rr Oil* III Vlnrftirr nf Iml me Me llurlr \«*|il |\|r, U Fenway Whale Cher­ ries in Liquid Cream ecn Mrriltiii u|il? «iwr lc m lr rcprcMcnf Mg hniliui ii.iil ii*« •|u*»ic ilieta lie r.ltl»r nf •!•»• i ntiiirkulilu inliir*. r u r - j » r m » i l li.*\ ,,f ilrlicin u * %tho!** r l p r r t t r r r l f k In liiiu li l c r c n m . «■!•*»«4.lMt*> •*•»•**r**if. TU> loll*# micIi in >our ."Or / •n e d i l f i r o i i ( t „ 1 ox* - f o r r ilr W # II > .»• K ) « l u 3 for I I I *04* \ n . \i l l . ' i l u t c c i n f i l III «m * 2 fo r A ir "Or s ij frim I 'f i(>*•)iti n fe l i f t . 2 f o r A i r 1. 00 M n r r n l l i l t . I d 7 f *r t . o i •tt r I T i i c , C o . N o . II I l l I i i L l r ) 2 f o r lUIr H . % T H I N i :i l ^ ^ \ II I f m t B NK KIIH I . im Hy in p l u m ) l . a i « ti • f o r 1.01 **f‘r l . o r i l U n i t . Hinll<»tirr> 2 f o r NIc ;t.reO N l u i i r l I ' m • f u r X ." l ' .VI M li iu r t I ' r n i tl 2 l o r n..1f «tic W i l l i n g T n M r t i »2 for lie 7."h* \ n tt i| tir H l i i t l m i r r t II f o r 7 ' l r U.*»r IVrlili«*tl l l n l r I o m i t 2 fi-i -O c 7 " r % •cftirlri k m l l r i * C o i u h 2 I n r tin* Mn\l*iiii*M 1 'iMiUri f itntli* 2 for lie 1.0*1 >!•»»♦•*.; r u m Ifni*, ( i l m e o l o r I 01 7 " c l . n l i o r . l r ll o t a n e A p r o u . 2 f o r 7»!c ©Or t ' r* l; iM f i n i i / c . .*> yrt* . 2 f o r d i r 2 ~r r i r . f n l i i I.||(IIC, | >»f. 2 f u r .H r 2 * r f . l**r l U r . i « itupotir.il 2 f o r -l ie ltd f * ti r •C.1 ti t ' l n t c T t n i i n u i i 2 f u r life |Or «11»*. I'lM«t. I In. !i> *i j j , 2 for lie ' r o f i . i r r (iiH iiji r .0c \I||I|\ I b Hr f l * oi ? i |er 2 f o r .Nlr I ..VI ! f n t | i ; n r l l l n o i r r Till . \\ . - f o r IJU J m i f i r K n r e I’ n u i J . I n , 2 f o r . " l c *-*!P J l l t l l ’ l i U < M 4 P 1 Mill |• | lu oiilh. I In tii| li e f II * t o r e T : t l c . 2 l n r l l c i i t l l T n i l c i m* :iti 2 f'*r I'miu.li Purest Epsom Salt freon iuipiiri lies it*,: never uphill to the man on the level •> v\r* ,il* iti Itj v11nn i*nii ♦!•••. kit*. f « Ikf:•I|v» upiiiIni :»•I fm ( otnrM In MfM9«rUir«< I’tl °“r ‘inl M m *n Arabesetue St nni1 t >ttiuiiH'v Ion I'cmiiff iftilfM rtrd S;iV»*« 2 H>i*|*>fii|*% | i;» llrrf f iillfi 2 -i l l n l r l l r i l . l i p , 'J r il.ilr l l r a . h r . *J I !'. t h .- n I mi: t T r o . h “ I, J i . u i . r l O u M i l r r I’ l.rrM 3 •• IV ru ir ilu '. - Nr.ll I ' l l r n 3 I ■• • ...I S ; i , n ( * ,i i K | ( l r . f ' r . i t « c WRftMiiM«l<*( 1 2 i * . . 2 11T J \. 11. (Mi'll. I N l. 2 Dili • nil. 12* ; 04. 2 f III. «t»l«rrk*| J ilin . 15 o r. . n • i.r**.»«* 4.ini. M > I'kiri l.rap** J* II; • 7 i y luncry . ^ Cascade Linen 'fl M f i r 1 * i m i i i | I i * :• p n i L n u r . •|f«n!li * n f m l i l o t f fu p er > W f m to l U r li rM f u f tawik* i.iuilr. ril cm rcufMtti Retail Credit Men’s Association Prescrip!ion Druggi Phone 325 A FFILIA TED WITH The Sanford Credit Association I . F iW 'n f! jl^ C rO T T * w i l l o ffe r h iilf |»rlcr* I'll ii I-IL llotr* rni.n •«ti:.\u S n lr I hi r l ii .; s*t*r It H iilr n r i n n i»<iiii«i!m id % trtii;ill> D u r i n g o u r l c ■nlc *n lc \ til« li i ] i n l l h « ) r f n « c . 1|i»!dr«l n i l In o t i r |ilrrr m u ! a i i n i n i i l r n l f n r o n e >c .ir. H O•/.«*. I i’v»irj»P4iird i ir rrlie\ln*s Ntirrnrs*. liiMinirtwi i.llftiins, hruUrs .mil ^lirnlti**. lieli 'u*4 11•*ji I., •iii ▼ . Iileul fnr m *n nflcr .h:n lu»t. *<#Hnil.ti«| llir iVffon nl niili mlor Him h Iilie* %i*ll nml % ltl< iiil %.( I ii n li -t fr ii it i’ c o f f e e »if r \ «r|»r*Miiiil i f ilu c * rtMNlctl n<iil *1 t»> il»«* Infrwi m i i c b l H r r i • fluoit i|u:itll> I'acknau* I Imnnlalr*. i.n/ rrKilliir Mfnck. So kimmI rtrrj • Imi l> nil! mfiiil nf trim! fvto liutri. TUr »u|t|i|\ «\II9 not lint lung. rir«l romr flr-si u rin l. Iimiii THIn Sole Purest Rubbing Alcohol 1 U ti wnlr *h r r r ) i> ii lni> fill l l r t n itl l l i r r«*k,nlnr p r i c e — I h m n u v t h r r llriM «»f ( h r *»ltittr l. li t tl f o r I «*. \ntt I t l u w t r o t l o d i T h e * l n i t i l n n l p r l i r •il . l o n f r r l % n n U t i l j c f 1 r r m i i N Hoe. 1 u u I m i u J n r n l II i I h p r l r c n o i l l o M it 'l n u l c n i ' t r r . n r .Nl** | c u g r | i n n jnr?*. M u r ) o r l l r t r In i h U n itl c 1% n l i l g h - e t . i ’** *i|nn*lnr»l p i . r e nf t i l e r r H n n i l N c . Iiim| (hr * n n i r n<» n r *s**ll >«»•• eVer> *ln> III r r v n l i t r pri* •4. Delicious Chocolates* lonteel Vanishing Cream l i n i . l m tn *. s i.o o =r ; , , $ i . 0 l W hat Is a One-Cent Sale? if you have liCvti in tiie liabil of letting your nccounts drag, forcing the merchant to cu rry you fr.r A^rHslv** peried^ af time, tliin «.>. a greai ume In make a new start. Make SOME KIND of a set­ tlement bv tho tenth. You will think more of Itu iirm * nf ulR U fit frn w lrtl Rlri** lliiltlc* n iim u li l o r nn> il:r M l« K K crp w T h i i Hull* Purest Aspirin Tablets II'h a wonderful thing—Credit la. ll is the very fajadatiun i.l commerce and prosperity. And il in n wonderful tribute to mankind that a mere gentleman's Hjjretment is nil that is necessary, in most cases, to permit ihe average citizen to buy whatever he may need. . rr|iFii«lt.*i»f|uti llalr I'rrU lfllly r r t l n r m i l l * , iiriir.ili'ln •r o c \i|)lr.'ii. Today's mail will lie heavy with Htatcments »t accounts. Literally thousands of SunfurilH poopit*— people whose character and honor are un­ questioned-will receive the customary reports and immediately tens of thousands of dollars will begin to ccmc hack to the merchants for the (roods which they have been selling during the past month. f r f ir **0/ inLIrr Ia*|i 1 9 (i /» I nnn ^ U L \ e l u l l l i I t c CsruilttnlltiK T l i r t III n m l Iriwl |i«na<*r* • Mil.* it« i. m n l D o u b l e ll m li a Hfoiiilnnl t * r l r r f l o r N n t.V ▼ *it«rr« rt IItTc!* **r«*.i»i) IriiiM Will winml ii j. «m } onr l.irr lliniimli •u* |lir diAir. ll \ Klenzo Dental Creme (ioodform H air Net REXALL aving Cream ^ In nil fi ri l I’ r l r r Georgia Rose Toilet W ater \ 4 �1 •/_ _ more,you a n oat of tt, :9Vi ^ ;v :" y -• Ho, hum! The Alee things nbt living in a m o ll tovrv-l* you , so liable to be oat of work. ------*T3-,' i ^ They Jailed 600 mn*«\Chiliese New York. Looks like a hi j n o t kind ofinefficiency and evet m ty be th e result of the variotu courts of inw in aeuion o r shout to be called, one thing is sure present Secretary of th e N ary was a bed choice on of President Coolidge and t h a t the sooner he is relie better it; will be fo r Coolidge, for the Navy and ountry as a whole, ' . : ta iy WObgr has been a thorn in the Navy's-side « President Coolidge pulled him off s California hern he/^Mfiserving k.» .a;. |W_ ! . f justice •__ li ______i bench .where life term a- s___L chief and jaatie a sailor out o^him . It will be remembered that it was this same Wilbur who soon afte r his appointment, started on a tour of th e country in behalf of Coolidge’* election. He was making speeches and not weighing his words very well wnd Coolidge found it necessary to recall him to Washington but not until a fte r Wilbur with a remarkable display of dip­ lomacy, had said th at when we speak to Japan we will speak to her with steel. And it was this same Wilbur who modest­ ly congratulated California, a fte r that state had given Pres­ ident Coolidge a m ajority, in having the good sense to fol­ low his lead in supporting the President. _ W e are not surprised then, that now after what has happened recently, there should be a g reat clamor for his removal from office. W e would not be surprised if every Democratic and independent newspaper in the country should demand it of the President. B u t we are surprised to note in such staunch old Republican journals as the New York Sun and the New York Herald Tribune words of condemnation ( R U L E :— W h*tth at men should even so to th e n : law . and the yroiz n . ilp us, our F ath er, fHEN LUCK'S AGIN rO U igk you know th at luck's agio !tsr rs r k l >• lookin' Woe, Smite! 3 igh the skies are dark and ■ikis itst -j - — ,f the ami's quit shinin' through, . Smite! t d o ck t a ha a hero ii tha cards are runnln* high, rh ea things get goin* edgewise r 'em-then that you're the guy IfcoiMh' p a me Fortune's kicked and fishtoped you. W hat'o the use o’ feelin’ aod, Smite l W hat’* the use o' bein’ grouchy, When the other fellow's glad, Smile! Though today the clouds hang influence the officers of his department. * In contrast with Mr. Davis’ dignified and becom­ ing bearing, Wilbur made himself offensive by in­ jecting himself into the examination of others and at­ tempting Ui direct, shape and dominate the inquiry. It must have been a humiliating orieal for Admirals Eberle and Moffett, who have spent; their lives in the Navy. It must have been surprising surpr to Mr. Morrow and his colleagues, who had every reason to expect complete frankness. And it was discourteous to Pres­ ident Coolidge, who is so eager to g tt before the pub­ lic every necessary fact relating to aircraft. The country could do very well without Wilbur as Secretary of the Navy; Coolidge could do very-well without Wilbur in his Cabinet. The New York Herald Tribune in no less stringent terms discusses the Secretary’s statem ent made in refutation to Mrs,'; Lansdowne’s word th at her husband had protested And your world seems full o' sor­ row, Luck is bound to turn back to you, And -the sun will shine tomorrow, a g a in s t th e flig h t, aw .follow *: ,.1 . . So Smite) — "M ic,” Engineering Department This was in flat contradiction of the statement New York Telephono Co. first made by the widow of Zachary Lansdowne. It The Senators will likely find tho ■ l ’irates a tough crowd. Well, the Senators have been having trouble with Pirates of Ane kind or another fo r about one hundred and fifty years. Colonel Mitchell sayn that if he is fired out of the Army, he is go­ ing to Africa to hunt big gumc. May ’ be he is planning to bring back. a. nice big gorilla for Secre­ tary” Wilbur to play around with. seems now to be in equally flat contradiction of the official record. In the most lenient view Mr. Wilbur w a s . appallingly ignorant of the conduct of his de­ partment and incredibly reckless in his assertions. The result was a Jack of candor toward the American people when every principle of honor plead for the truth. W hatever the cause of this extraordinary misrepresentation of the fact, and whoever was prim­ arily responsible,- it constitutes an unforgivable act which the country can not.condone or fofget. -------------------o --------- —-— H A U G H T IN E SS^ llV E S UN DER the same solitude.—'Platb. CftUlaox'* offer of forty millions roof with 1 1 1 —--supply Kv.-rfi / dealer in drugs,1a foutd murdered In an automobile, with *1,400 In bis pocket. He took Some change etitors sellia drugs. He had info: ____ ___ ______ was killed f o r revenge. Nobody knows how many, mil­ lions are spent for drugs, . Jo w many hundreds of millions for bootleg, whiskay, or how many graves the drug and bootleg trades w I,,fi,L ______ . 'toil; at you," never w llllook aesin _*fi WOtKl^T . And few things make 1 a madder than not kissing het wh*nB' she knows you know ydu cadf, 9 % . ■- * JHR Before many more weeks *« will find just how much epcHtnU 1 merit, distance added to winter, k ia ---------mJ A dancer coiled "Yellow Ctor'h. o * ton” wan executed a t Sing but not for dancing the CharIestoik-flM lonecf, 41 iSPRW S'lfctfM w if e SiSMJER. 'ifau‘ee 3< c£0US BuTw Thb AUIUA*- THAT HUMAN beings are, not *o different from their alleged eoasins that climb up and down tree* wait shown in an experimant on one monkey. ] ' When they gave him only milk' he was happ: gave him tx milk. They he refused tx whiskey and loat Interest in Wine. U they had] given him opium or cocaine he irobably would have lled for thise drugs, and re•ed whiskey. It is encouraging to sec bootleg kings kill the Unig selling kings, but it won't g<j fa r 'enough. \ W * e lF * fu l Of a u - Wo have rend so much abon B 1 dirigible balloons lately we drcixVH . cd last night we were a footb*J.ra* Look closely next time you hu<i)fl n pedestrian with your auto. may learn a new Charleston * * * ■ In Berlin, the women are u * J t B ing smoking curs. Doesn't mi* ■ We just wanted to use that "uvyB ing” word. S These are ways of learning tkflB Charleston. One way is hunt a ciL H iar button in your bare feet ia i*rs| dark riom. SASUKE MATAN1WA. bom blind, has'climbld Mount Fujiyama t/x y e a n In sulccssion “to purify his soul for the hear." He cannot sea with his physical eyes, but he knows what is spread out before him Aom the mountain top. And every! year, while he livss, he will clirr^i the mountain. That's a wise iJapanese, ’ frith imagination, and fcrhapi’ his blind eyes, a:» he stand! on the moun­ tain ton, “looking over Japan, see more than oth<*s see;------------We see, feel, and fciow only what IMAGINATION tclA us. 7 In Newark, N. J „ bandits gx^st r\*10,0001worth of lamb akins, n.-Sj { now trey can make tlpsmsolvwHK some diplomas. * \ TO T H O sX DESIRING LOCATIONS IN TH E N E W \A R C A D E j PR ESIP£N r'C O O l\f>tJE knows now how men that fosght in the war feel about Colonel Mitchell and a national air force controlled A WALL STREET writer moahs about “the weakness of United States Steel common.” Yet that stock closed last night at $120 n share. few years ago Frank Munsey was buying 10(fc000 ri'iares of it around $10 to $12 a sham. v If Judge Gary lives twenty-fife yeors moret __ _____ to he ought easily, judging by his looks, Steel common #111 go a great deal high­ er, twice ns high, very like, nnd brokers will still be moaning abodt tho low price. But dont’ GAMBLE in Steel or any stock. But only what you can pay Tor, put It away, and sleep well. under construction qt the corner of F ir s t >St and Sanford Ave., ate requested to sec HIGHEST AI Britt-Chittenlen Realty Co., Ine, 210 E . First St. American Legion mhnahat ca r­ ried Mitchull on their-rti*uldeni when he arrived in Washington, cheering for fifteen minutes, know* the difference between a real fighter Ilk* Colonel Mitchell, who had more flying experience than any other nan In the war, and ’'gentlemen wjosd experience above the earth la regulated by the height of the elevators frt their office buildings. THE SOUTH neeil't cotton pickera, thousands of .he crop „ op bef in . the rains injure the cotton. ____ If you would like to combine business with pleasure on a C_r trip p> the South, write to the president of V .* ta *In At*• tho Chamber of gCommerce ianta, Gau, or Fort Worth, Tex., and ask advice. Find where man are neeite<L,^]so women and g ir a . Jump in yourm tlo car, see some­ thing of the South and its poaiilbllities, and pay your way. Seo America first, and thoroughly. See it with your eyes open, and you'll be able to go to Europe. NOTICE The young mah who aspires to a successful ca­ rter should make character and education bis hlkhest aim. Diligent work, faithful saving and regular bank deposits are a great help In giving accuracy to your aim.\Your account is invited. Phone 70* 4% Interest r d d m Savings Accounts Phone 733 TWO APAR’ A Each consists of two, fife room rapactm enU. .Close in. ■ . Nicely located. Income *2600.00 yearly. J m s m s u iw is s iiiw iiM for tha first five years, idxty mil­ lions for the next seven years and CHOOSE TH AT which ii best and custom will make it one hundred millions thereafter for fifty years, seems on tho face of moat agreeable.— Scott. it to be fair enough. ** j*r - i.w—. .. .f>——— — M Y FA V O R IT E STO RIES That Dade County Sheriff and By IRVIN S. COBB deputies had about as much fun thb other day as our American tlful besides." said tho parishioner. filers are having in Morocco. It “ But Father, what I want to know must he fun, if you like that sort Is this: Do you mane to i<ny that on of thing, to shoot people down so tho Last Day whin Gabriel’s Trum long a t they haven’t anything with pet blown everybody thot over llv which to shoot back at you. ed In this world, will be gathered togither a t the wan placo and the Formerly they always used to wan tim e?” have playgrounds around school"That i.' my conception of the houses, but before long automobile meaning of tho Scriptures nnd thu parking yards may be necessary,— Gospels," said the priest. Key West Citizen. The old-fash­ "Do you think, now f’rinstancc, ioned man who couldn’t afford to that Cain und Abel'll to there side go to school when he waa young, by side?," now has d son who drives up in u "Beyond a doubt. reported in Albnny, What non- J Pcoricsj roadster. "And thot little folia Pnvid and sense! Give us u largo bank—say tliot big slob Goliath—-thim nUo ono of fifty millions—to regulate Remember also that Colonel you think?" tho money market nnd checkmate Mitchell in blessed with an Inde­ "Surely— I tell you I believe that Philadelphia.” pendent fortune and if he got kick­ all the curthly hosts will bo assem­ New York has banks now with ed out of tho Army, he wouldn't bled at once." :i!veral times fifty millions each, have to worry about getting an­ "And Brian Boru nnd Oliver «nd one bank with more than a other job. That may be cno rea­ Cromwell 7” thousand millions. And "checkmat­ son why lie is not afraid to dis­ "Of course they will." ing Philadelphia isn't worrying close inefficiency in tho Army, “And tho A. P. A’s nnd the A. Now York. white other junior officers who O. II.’h? ’ Chicago has more than one bank know n s ‘much of conditions us iiu "Naturally." which could have bought all the I does, keep their mouths shut. “ Father," mid the praishioner, New York bankH a little while ago, "thoro'll be dom little judgin’ done Wo nro only starting. t Itas illlU ** Alfred ZnyaH. ono time president o f Cuba, recently remarked: “Cuba MR. COOPER, learned financier te tlje; only nation who has puid in the Equitable Trust, who tells W H Y ? her war debt to the United States you whether you must puy five MIAMI HERALD in full. This ia due to the labor­ and a half or five and a quarter iousness of our people. Sixty-se­ for money that he ought to bo ven per cent of our Imports arc Explorers tell us of a savage enca between tho savage tribe of proud to lend you for three and ,u from tho United States. Eighty- tribo in Africa that hAs been, Africans und such persons as Doy­ half per cent, says: "I see your five per cent of our exports go to quite recently, very much ugitat- le nnd others who would havo us Today column expects booming tike United States. We Cubans over the birth of an Albino child believe that they are In commun­ prosperity to continue.’ A child in the cradle, if it could to a black mother of tho tribe. ication with the influences that are proud.'' The whole tribe is convinced that can tell the future and control it. talk, mtoht convince anybody thr«t We may well excuse the savage pro i lerlty MUST CONTINUE. Visitor* to Florida can find some the event presuges some dire dis­ for his supersition, but supersti­ Wo are only BEGINNING tho experience In pronouncing some of aster. A. Canon Doyle, who has bud tion is too easy n word to use in world's period of great industrial tho’ namea on the map. kur ox* Srnipte, among the rivers will bo much communication with the spir­ connection with otherwise intelli­ development. found Chattahoochee, Wltchlac- its of the dead, now announces gent people who believe in such MR. CROMWELL, like Wi p4r rsroochco, Choctawbatchee. GJcon- that tho spirits are attempting to nonsense as that promulgated by cent of middle aged men that rid.*, | Doyle tell him of some great disaster tockhatehee, Calooshutchee, OnoaAnd this question arises to the rode in u soft hat. Ho fell, ho i hahaUhnu, Homosiasaa, Orkloko- that Is soon to visit tha earth. He tte<v Chipola and Oklawuha, while cannot sny just when the trouble mind, why. In it that prophets al­ struck on his head uid was killed. a r '-m r the musical names of taken will comurencfl or just what its ways and invariably prophecy The right kind of rraing hat espe­ -ih** state hvvfng thousands of character will be, but he is quite evil? Why ir it that they never cially made with an alrcushion in ttewn*_are Weahynkauku, VVonc- sure that something is going to toll us of any thing good that is the crown, would have snved his & ijatchii.ciia, Istokpoga, happen. A local celebrity of th<* tot*ccur? Why do they invariably Hfe. : * • ! Mr. Smith, ono of the ablest 'Apopka, lamonio, Miccosukee, To- same kind is ulso predicting that take it tor granted that the Al­ presidents tho New York Central f ..,__ Hlcopochec. Psnssoff- the rich men and tho flappsrs are mighty Father of us all is a lw a y s ^ *, was killed in tho same L kce Watl big Okeechobee, down in nil to be visited with a terrible on the vsrge of inflicting untold j ever had, punishment and suffering nponjwuy. th e ’ K vcr'lxd es.— KinMnituee Gn- disease because of their sins • . i. Middle l What, wo nu»y,«sk, U the dlffe/i Ills s ie u tu ro s ? :CE - PR O G R ESS INGTH | ./ i'rfce $2D,000.00 J ^nMuuuMuuxxnuunmmMmJxxMnmMMnuuumnummmmunnuuumunmm i Beautiful Lake Fron t Lot And G room house, Garage... Paved street on Crystal Lake, $6,500. W e have two plans ^ ^ n a n c i n g You** Home G rooms and bath in Sanfurd, all conveniences $6500.0Q 6 room horse on large lot in i'aola, $4,250.00 L— We will lend you 3 acres in bearing orange grove near Paolai $4,500.00 A ll Th e M on ey necessary to build a complete home op(i _ i f your home is already built we will make you a very substantial loan ®n it. NO D E L A Y — ----------NO W AITING Prompt Service Guaranteed Call and let us explain our plan. L. SIMMONS Sales Manager Phone 117 H 5 108 Magnolia Ave, ■■■■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ssm ssn m n W i i n M s m m i i s s s s i s .. i trail ((■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■xaiaagiBBiiiiaxaxagiugiaaaaaggg TWO LOTS FACING EA ST One of the Best Locations in the City $760.00 Each ■ 107-109 S. Park Ave. Sanford, Florida. Phone 720 LOT ON rilJG H E Y S T R E E T Between Park and Magnolia [SI,'750.00 3 Double CornerlA partm ent House Site Corner L et on Union Avenue renouncing A Good Buy R oom s 5 0 1 -5 0 2 . P h o n e 95 F i r s t N ation al Hank B uilding. K arl J . Schultz “ * SA LES FO RCE M. M. STEW ART DOUGLAS KING ■‘ i w a 3 iim H H ia ia in n a n m a a n s m H U H U K ** ‘• ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n a x f c a f la a x B a a a a x a a x x a x a ia a a a u a a a n " " Real E state and Investments I’irst National Hank Building Representative— W. F. Holborn INI) S T R E E T iatc Acceptance AN ADVERTISEM ENT IS T H E SIL E N T SALEMAN O F COMMERCE ■ 822 May Street ft M 0 — ■ im in ik n u u iiH H u g B !;, — Jacksonville, Fla. f �ion Rsvue W pstingr Even) officer* of the association, ie reception all adjourned to Msioun grounda where tcmta were served by the nfc c -’ ■■ ■ reetaurant in the center of m whlth ■haa been successmducted for the laat eight by Mr. ahd Mr*. H, J . Leeds t .M n ioJd%to M r,. Monroo fening at 7:46 ottoc ^amlon Revue will b liana Theater with a B * . Specialty Shop will itittoidne o f the moat be* ■ ^ [.e e n u s^ Fashion Show ■ ■ ■ tin of Fall apparel.thi K?im>le Chapter Number 2 e Order of Eastern Star S a tI :3 Q o’clock. All memB u r^ d to be present and K g Stars will be made KeUracttve group, of + t the following: M rJ Peers, l£w t Lillian Swi , Wa Margaret CoWanJl WEpps, Mrs. B. Ji Coot is -ora Hill and JM1* M ,0f They will model i n ^oi garm ents' adding t < aracttve porapnallty. f Spendable Class and the E t g h t e r s " Class of the ■ Church will meet at 7:30 H th Mrs. C. H. Smith nt ■ on the comer of Third Kd Palmetto Avenue. EvIber is urged to be present k tan t matters are to be The younger set in town hive be­ gun their - festivities for the sea­ son. Master John Bristline cele­ brated his second birthday on Tues­ day afternoon when covers were laid for eight. The decoration* were pink and white and white froated birthday cake with two pink can­ dles graced1 the center of the ta ­ ble. At each Diace were pink bariceta filled with flowers and can­ dies. Games were played and a delightful afternoon enjoyed. Among those present were Mary and Jack Searcy, David Wentworth Lois and Frank. Beckham, Betty Overstreet, Margaret Stuart and John Blatllne. Saturday. Itory Hour will be held a t rary at 10 o’clock. Monday. Ipe Organ Club will meet ime. of Mrs. Ruby Cooper Palmetto Avenue at 3:30 dth Mni, Cooper and Mrs, ietta aahduteawn. ll Tuesday. Daughters of Wesley will [business., meeting in tho tom a t 7:30 o’clock,1in the r. All- members ore urged resent as thero will bo elecofficers. Personals H an d M n. E. B. Clements BgWednesday its C^rlamlo. ■ . FVirrest Lake is the guest p sister, Mrs. Julian Cnrpen■ Jacksonville. EL W. C. Hill and Mrs. Ernest Vdusholder wilt leave Sunday !4w York City. t jl ---------- is Martha Mathews of Orlants accepted a position in Sanror the winter. 1 ______ W. Pearson of Fort Valley, la spending a few days in >fd on business. L M. Cathrae of Eirstts Jperft f»day In Sanford combining lure and business. and Mrs. Charles J. Rumph n f 'their housb guest, Airs. Rumph of Miami. -- - rge W, Knight and Frank R. jfeill will leave Saturday on a tea trip to Atlanta, Ga. and Mrs, A. Raymond Key mail daughter .are expected r from Aahevilie, N. C, L. Rousseau and M. L. Smith ksonville were guests of Mr. [rs. A. Cijrpany, Wednesday. Vi. Beard c^f Jacksonville ia ng a few ’ Jays in Sanford Goldenrod Boi Ton Bridge! Clib Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lathrope I were Orlando visitors Sunday. .Ocoher marks the beginning if || cib affairs the first of wh h t beld Wednesday when M«I Caswell entertained the km iiBridgo Club a t her homepn tgolia Avenue. ii.pix radiance roses with fehs Wire used with delightful effet In deorating. For making Ugh icon Mm. Hawkins Connelly fas ■wared a pair of beautifullylmbroidred guest towels. / ^•Fcowing the game deliciouf refreslncnta of a salad and ai ice coun were served. / vTis® present were: Mrs/ Ed­ win Betts, Mrs. W. C. Hill/Mrs. J . DWoodruff, Mrs. W. W Pot­ ter, irs. C. R. Kirtley, Mn f B. B. Bsg)tt, Miss Fern Ward a j i Mrs. Havins Connelly, BfTtL Markell ri daya ago from an it-T___l In20Days i Skinny Clark Mathers purchased a new Overland touring car this week. H. C. Parker and G. S Brown were business visitors to Sanford Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Parker en­ tertained at dinner Sunday even­ ing. Drady Mathers and Thom/ as Dodd. — Mr. and Mrs. McKay of Westvllle, Nova Scotia arrived hero last' week and nro looking for a location for a homo latlta going some—but skinny .1 .women . tind > children ijurt ■ *• w ___ i i____ t the eldent daughter <f Mr. id Mr . W. B. Powell, wife came m Ge rgia about 1860 aid residi n Bnoksvtlle where M f. Miller 1 boi x before the fanlly move U St 1 ford. ’ J ra. Miller was b<am In Bri villi Feb. 25, 1857. She Is.su f ed y a sister, HrsjGepeva : If' ell ;owan Thompkias and nl a Mn I. D. Hart of yBanfonl, 1 Kat e Thompson of. Deland, s Am x Hughes of Wept Palm Be h M r. W. M. Host wick of Jock vill and one nephew. Bober Pov ell of Pennsylvania and husmnd. >tr. and Mrs. Miller have 1 maided 30 years and*fori21 y w et! residents of this neigh hoc I, being'one of tne fim t to grow celery. Y Jf * rs. Miller will Yf greatly by a large ctaele of frie funeral servinfs were con ted at tho residjnee Sunday ; o’clock by Rov. mxon of tho M odist church o0vhlch Mrs. M was a member lor many years. f U o salaa Men Can Do the Same w . / aEBIl.f ucia vuvj wsn« v CodfLlVer'Oilt Compitound Tkblets. Aa chockfiill of vitamlnes sa.the nasty. wshy, tasting cod liver pll itself, but these sugar-coated, tasteless tablets are aa easy to tak* aa candy and won’t upset the stomach. . One woman gained ten pounds in twenty*two days. Sixty tablets. sixty cents and money back if p o t satisfied. Ask Bowers Pharmacy, and Union Pharmacy or any drug­ gist for McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets. Directions and formula on each box. “Get McCoy’s, the original and ; genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablet." Lessons in Classical Dancing M P3 Several member* £ the Boys’ — Club camped on the Booth side of Lake Mary Friday nght. Among thoso enjoying this ccasion were Gordon Cole, Meloin/Dunn, Stan­ ley and Clarence Nickham and Harald Dickson. j' , The surprise pi oentjy by Mrs. Hj daughter. Miss E was. greatly enjoy: Sppubcr of. guests Vnany games, ddl menti|„ wei;e served Grapevi le tlaine far her tel Hyotlainc, [ by the largo resent. After dous refresh'­ Will be given by Miss Sara Wilson beginning Oct. 1 st. at American Legion HalL Call at 410 Oak Ave. morn* Ing or call 213 in the P. M. \ li very enjoyable affair was giv­ Longwood en Friday evening by Mr. and Mrtj R. L. Croon at their W »g. \ Is. George U. Stuart has re- tiful home 1 in East Goldenrod *wd her teaching in tho Sanford wh[ro they entertained with a Priiry Schools on Magnolia swimming party and a fish fry. Theit guests wore Henry Town­ send and family, late arrivals from McLeansboro, III., Master Warren Brannon of Orlando and Mr. 4nd Mrs. G. S. Brown. of Mr. and Mrs. Munroc B. K amt Mrs. Clyde A. Byrd have rned from North .Carolina, to they spent tho month of lember. . and Mrs. Wellington Lloyd* icd Wednesday from Mlnden l.llon m Greenwood Lake, Mich., where they havo Men ing tne summer. . ■ 1 AFlegation of busir fro Hrmingham, Ala., iast week Irs. O. T. Alford is expected to invte| $235,000 in rcnl real estate jrn toduy from a visit with rel- in on^wnod, which will soon be [es and friends in Birmingham, and Waycross, Gu; [cv. Tenney Deane, ■ who has n tho guest of his parents, Mr. ! Mrs. W. T. Deane, left Wedday for his home in St. PctersH f r . and Mrs. W. F. Hnlbnrn nnd n p g h tcr, Miss Audrey Holborn of Flntbush, L. I., have arrived in' £*nford and expect to make thcirl fflturc home. * Dr. and Mrs. G. S. So Iman left] y lay for Philadelphia, Pa., where! . Selman will enter tho Univcr-j fcity of Pennsylvania for a special •- M r •-Du Mrs. Henry Yeats and; fM4ss Mary Yeats of Port Ta/npnj Ctty were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Corpuny at their ngrnc oil M ania 11 Avenue. f " is ♦Mrs. Bessie Stephens and Miss Jijno Waddell were called to Soutlf Carolina Wednesday by the death o f their sister. Dyron Stephens accompanied them. Mr! and Mrs. Emery Brown left Thursday for Beaufort, Go., where they expect trf remain n year and will tc engaged in settling a large estate left by tho former’s fath­ er, whs died recently. Mr. and M,rs. Brown have been property owners and residents of Golden­ rod for a number of years ar.d have mude many friends here who regret to see them leavu Goldenrod. The marriage of Miss Kress Brown to Robert Slavic of Oviedo ^vns solemnized Wednesday even­ ing at 8 o’clock at the Baptist parsonage in Winter Fark, Rev. Reid officiating. The bride is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J . Brown of Goldenrod and is a very attrac^ tive ‘ and Claimable young lady. Tho groom, a most successful young auto mechanic, has for several years been with the Or­ lando Cadillac company. The happy couple will .for the present mako their home in Ov­ iedo. Thy have the hearty good wishes of a host of friends here. -------- r VIRGINIA VALQ OOTH TARKINGTON’S high-tension story of 1 a man who went, to jail for another man’s ime, and of how he came back and settled old ores. . , The kind of role 'Moighan revels, in— down to the depths, fighting back to the top, W ithin a D ay o r Two . Elmer Bergquist arrived laatP week in his car from Chicago and spent a fow Jays ut the home of Mr. nnd MrsTrJd Lundquist. He ictv Jfonday for Fort Meade. Mrs. Scott is ill with inflaimtnry rheumptlsm nt the home if her sister, Mrs. J . Brtdgoman. \ brother, J . S. Weeks, came fron Georgia on Friday and will locale here. Mrs. WiUon Bryant and Sir*. I Fletcher recently returned hom* after spending a few weeks witi I relatives in Geirgia. Mr. Richard* 1 son is visiting at the home of hit sister, Mrs. Fletcher. The Dorcas Club met at th« homo of Mrs. Hllma Lundquist, th« resident on Thursday with Mrs Orel!, Mrs. Vihlen. Mrs. E. Wj and Mrs. E. F. Lundquist, Mrs. E l­ mer Tyner nnd Miss Eunice, Mrs, Archie Swanson and Mrs. Ballin* ger present. Cuke and coffee ami toast wero served by tho hostess. The next meeting will be at thu home of Mrs. Archie Swanson. S A large gathering was held Mon­ day in honor of the birthday o( Mrs. Hilma Lundquist at her home, it was a real surprise nnd many were the wishes that she might live to enjoy many more. Cakes were served with coffee nnd cocoa. Mr. and Mrs. Bolton and Mr. and Mrs. Van Ness and Mrs. Nelson of Sanford were present. Free Moving Pictures everj' night this week of the COMMER­ CIAL BANANA PLANTATIONS at Peace Valley, will be shown at The flowers were many and office of TAYLOIt-ALEXAN.beautiful. Interment touik . place the DER CO., 112 Park Avenue., at a t Lakeview Cemetery. 8 o’clock promptly. E a st Sanford Fred Ford has gone to North t Association held in DeLand DANCE at Osteen, Tuesdays nnd **n the state meet of the asSocia- Gdcrgia again for another ehipThursdays. Music furnished by ,t, was uvarded to Del-and to bo inent of cows for Sanford people. "Melody Three." Everybody wel­ ll in conjunction with Voluri’a Mrs. Jennie Powell Cowan of come. iiiity Fair during January 1026. Pampano was hero for the funeral |'bo va'iovs contracts for install- of her sister, Mrs. W. W. Miller. i of a water system in the town MRS. R. O. TRA V IS kLongwood have been awarded. Graham Hunter nnd brother, ”•drilling of the well section fan* Parks Hunter, were called to Char­ In let to Jcnuph Kahcn of Orlan- lotte, N. C., or. Thursday at the Public S te n o g ra p h s Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Woodruff < who has this week set up the death of a much loved uncle. Valdez Hotel Lobby „ aad Master Frank L. Woodruff, III •ichinery for this work. The drillreturned Wednesday from Henderf > is to be for an eight-inch well I Mrs. Katie Thompson of DeLand »4pville, N .’ C^ whbre they havt| 1 to be continued until n flow |is spending the week wiLh iter als200 gallons per minute ut as- Iter, Mrs. I. D. Hart, coming '>*er boon spending the summer, a ______ m .*eu. Evening Buainea Class Ifor the funeral of her aunt. Mrs. ami Mrs. C. M. Fuller an)l 1 Miller. m e n s c h o c i b u il d in g M olly of Mouotvillc, S. C., Dio Pafejil-Toachers* Associ ■Irs. Steele, Mrs. Maxwell. rgted Wednesday in Sanford tJSj 1. on Thursday afternoon held Svery Monday, Wednesday make their home at Comfort Cou jeptlon for the U acbeu of »] ind Friday Evening 7 & 9 Ljjte Tney» Weft* accompanied bf ■maa School i t thd'libfne of S*i B j It. h*uller, who will return U ’H lM rg m J*. S’1 H thnrt vhh^heV* ■ *■ wuh Fresh O uters Daily BALTIM ORE OYSTERS Rev/ J . S. Clark expects to be hero h e x t. Sunday to deliver The largest Real Estate dead regulir sermon. / Royal F ru it Store reported last week was thivr of 165 acres owned by R. L. Croom MiL Hamil Tolar is n guest fhis to a Chicago firm. The consid­ eration was reported at $75,000. wicU nt tne home of her ajster. MmJ Walfrcd Pierson. TljlJ^ MODISTE SHOP^fi Invitations arc being received Tie Willing Workers will meet here by the friends of William \ ,m • . Pounds, a former resident of Gold­ after school Thuisday at the how« | I b no^ open ready for the grot a very uellghtlul/program enrod to the Pounds-West wed­ of Hinor and Pcjirl Tyn4r. V* ' f fall sewingy (a $ng arranged which tho older ding at the Methodist Church at ghlren as well as thtV younger Ocoee October 6. lit i . t # f m . ,t> Tlw memers if the poultry club on< will enjoy. Mrs./ Thomas aif 111 loolcng fjrward to the meet Mra. Geo. Brockhahn 0*1 will tell some mw folklore The many friends of Mrs Laura at! (Jencva i,to Va held Friday. Ctc«a, and Miss Margsret McRae '• 1214 E. 2nd S t iI --------wi have chargo of the following M atters will be glad to learn that the operation performed on her Mrs. Hilmn I.unquist and bronlibers: • ?/. , 4[U1 bib er trouble,’’— Katherine eyes in Jacksonville lust week for thm Emil Magnuson, entertained the removal of n cataract, was a O frftln g , id Grandma”— Lairra success‘and* that sfriM^'UdiMg'nieeu 1 / and will probably bo home in h fi Brown. Mis) Ellen Vihlen, who hna been week or 10 dayB. Jwunty Beck”— S I oIhc Winn. visiting for a few week* a t tho ^,'bat Dago Seeder of mine"— home If Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rev, Frank Grant of Orlando Vihlen, returned Mondtiy t<> Win* CoeHa McRae. A S 'fter the quarrel"— Miss Mc- filled Dr. Sutton's pulpit here ter Park. . Ba Sunday afternoon and spoke very interestingly to a large and aps ‘he fidgets”— Miss McRae. Frank Ericson came Iqat wtc^T 1 the young, people are invited preciative audience. The subject and is stopping at the home of Mr. to tend, and as the children havo cf his dtscouria . w a s " “ MisslonV’ and Mrs. Stcdt after spending the sh<n continued interest in the and at Its conclusion a “very suK- summer with his daughter ut , Stv hours, it is expected there l stantial collection was taken forV Cleveland. ^ thi worthy cause. wibe a good attendance. 1. Mary Lohlse Dickenson of 1 will arrive Friday to ho tho ___ td fro'fna month's v tivM;&sd friends in lowarrf Gilbert o f D w i a caller at the"!; hono Friday, >My. ar belt and daughter ai Mw. Gilbert’s pawn ££ charming small' huiel Jn» apparel will be ( ip byMarion Ann Power i sm Maxine Brockhaln rljHohart. \cy interesting progrfn lanncd. which will ibrs by the followln rrj.Hobart, Miss Cora lhll,|H, Clsse. Miss Margaret Covkn ss laxlne Brockhahn are S| S dijI. Several of these/are al djfavorites with Sanftpl sad E>vip' Friday Bgular business meeting of 1C. T. U. will be held at dock a t the First Methoireh. All members are re* to be present as there will Jon of officers. Edward Betts will enter* i Eight , 0 ’Clpck Bridge her. home on Park Avenue. j|hn Ingram B «4h hat beenthe terJMrs, W. R. Gue Ingfam’s visit with poHta in New Jem -------; I r. Jamen Purvis am Mr*. Jamea <Pu Jr. 0f Pinella* Pal Mi . Jack Whlttiki w ee week end gui Mu. A. E . P u t r Fine quality In nil the new nhades with colored borders, 54 inches wide— 54 in. heavy flannels for childrens Coats, small and rqedium size, check, all wool in blue, tan, grey, brown, Special— 40 inch Vanity Crepe in all new ahatles, heavy Specialu— For nil colons 21 New bright shades wide, French Flannels with fine check and j. Rose grey, rust, green nnd beigh und 54 INCH F L A T C R E P E S Tan, Grey, Navy Brown heavy ttilk— Figured Georgette:— Smut! figures and large flowers, light and dark patterns, 40 in. wide. 54 Inch Bordered S ilk :— in the new colors, Rose. yu. ed borders embroidered on heavy quality flat crepe and Tan 1 !* and 2 yd. dress patterns, $10.00 yard. v a a a M a a a a M a a a a a a x n a B u a a u a ia a a ^ K x a a a a c a a a i �buyer for your prop* iyou wish to, make; ;n dence lota, business bl ■.1 OF 1M- d.eyotea;, tire! im p r OV- argains.iifiel ouir^LIMITS st 10.U00------.Terms. lent'dwelling aitd outhouses fo|d h as been wtingf fo r. Wo a t W , 060.— Terms. need to look ^ ,tlyugh|he pap er 'v for, th a t buy.jyYoill fink |t, rig h t O .F.P E A R SO N , W 1 ^ *. Ifood dw elling b a m s a t $ 7,0D0, REAL ESTATE Bill • Mas tile Building-— 4 page fo r ^SpeciftListin As.” pldg-.— Telephone 120 3 5 acre celery fi • v V The DaveyiVinston Qr here sooner ot* lair, t W atch th is r - 5 ** * %* J7» ’*'■ ~ LIST Y O I K p O P E R I I WjH® US With offices in N (v Y ork City a id various, other cities over the country, : rei t e m a posfiai t6 )f ell your prop­ erty to northern ftms'desirious in this locality., U- J k ^ ij w j >ss lots, efc, If you have a c re a g i subdivision kindly communicafc with us. B E A L EST A TE — INSURANCE yk 811 F ir s t Nntio n il Bunk Building Sanford's newest aid m ost m i n ­ Telephone 732 ed subdivision. Hi* frly restricted. LEAL E S T A Jl Locate\l ju st east; >fjRose C ou rt iDevelopers i<< Brokers romofers on Hughey Ayenub in the direct SANFORD, FLORIDA L ots in this new'*Bubdivision\ will be on sale in early October. Pick your,lot early. L. A L L E N , Manager • DUBOSE & HOLER \ REALTORS '***»«» ffn i*t» ri Mi » i(fif.i % i '*#' .« , t i t f ,J> f4liUUvl uiiiiiini-tr. iii riiihOiHiim Jnuw « m «jai ' if*j. Zil \ . * ' * *". . <*, h fi'jinnTf,— c£ 'fetablisiied 1910 ■ V Our Motto: Satisfaction to Owner and Buyer loan : NSURANi Office 116 Merri wether Building SUBDIVISIONS P. 0 . B o x 331 ACREAGE TRACTS,? 1. A 3*ncre bargain 01 Country Club Road f SAN FO RD , FLO R ID A f. 411 1st Nat’l. Bank Bldg. •j 35 LARGE BEA U TIFU L HIGH AND DRY LOTS All Cleared, Some H ave * \ Orange * Trees •I o m. j i * • f $50 Cash and $ 10 P er Month % BAYARD REALTY CMP ANY ta Vi iM ' j f O O N L Y $400 \ 2. The ono remaining imimproved lot in the heuAf Sanford’s business Section; Sanford, Fla n ^ I’HIL SMITH, ji1! 1 FOR ItENT - Real Estate— Iim .A NO IN T E R E S T , NO T A X E S k S ' jry t .■ 7- " * >S d “ ■J * .£ •, i t 1 1 Money invested wisely nets returns. We knot inford and Florida Property Wo are here to render serv! BRYANT & HATHAWAY J ** , \ >£■ K \ \ 20 Years Experience With Florida Land ' ■ - Number 6 Ball Block, Opposite Post Office, Sanford, Florida, \ BAYARD REALTY *T”---------------------- ARCADE ROOMS tf to you. T 116 South Park Ave, . •V. ' \ CRYSTAL LAKE SHORES •\ w » » r? I FR O N T A G E LA KE M ART SU BD IV ISIO N once. <j MONEY PROPERLY I : 1 W'* • * L 'tf * Mr1 ■?i-•»-T = * < F o r any information concerning this su bdivision call at— a , ■'. k. 7—,| > -jM i n m i , l • |-V. 1 / L* ,v IN V ESTIG A TE US' » We are developers andspwners of Holly Hip E states at Pierson, Flu. An Investrnen t in either a safe earning power. ifo Magnolia Ave, X ” if - f 11- Phone 117 l!l<) E . U 1 Si. <•S « Phone 708-709 305 1st N a t l Bank llldg, I k**v.ryL'A^' Daytona, F la ., and Flamco ' hesc properties assures you £u REA LTO RS 1m SIMMONS, Sales ’ The company behind the development 13 important they will do. J ' ,I:'■ ,'*•Tth yf\ pSf Britt-Chittenden Realty Co i Inc. ',t G ETS R E SU L T S i This “Wonderful Subdivision” located j list 4 miles from Sanford, only 18 miles from Orlando, on the Shores of “Beauti ful Crystal Lake” in the heart of the most fertile farming region in all Florida will appeal naturally to those seeking a per­ manent home, 41 * m .MLiM If 2 • this building better see us at t ' t ‘ They are going fast. If you *r h are planning fur u locution in Sftpfovd �Itvta* and If d««d. all SM tPK i Chevrolet Touriri DRUG STORKU Drags. Soda*. TAMP/l MORNING TMBUN] Send In joup su»-*crlpJa« to Tribund or hand It to t s a r 1< dealer mo yon can re a l f lo r i greatest newspaper. (ft« y Real Estate $8.00. 8 month*. $4.00, tH et mot $2.00. If you desire $lpO0 ini lo ts a t w r o l b s a l e We offer a t wholesale 462 lot* in ance policy add 76c to /o ar or ■sutiful Pine View Estates. Lots Igh and dry, The biggest barT FIoridaT Wire for and terms, ftarlevan Realty Co. Corral Bldg, DeLand, OR S A L E : 3 chine on easy Miknton; Sanfoi S ELECTRIC CO. to CUIon A Platt l Everything •> E. SPUKL1NG, gUh-ditrlsiuD COLUMBUS <Ga,) LEE Classified ads have th MKlallst Subdivision to Ormdo, Florida* and F l o r a circulation in Southweste sights, Florida on Dials High- gla. gate 8c ( 6 . word lit -Three nations. Mfr-j i Second. First and E f v Avenue and 10th StrA t L* a n s a * a * rseenlstlve thorwith rite*, rales in, will give you nation. Ami If will assist you ir want ad. to ,1min* interest* under Kth, d«c#»»*d, or othrrd to th * last »liov« de­ part}*; [tiiiall* Hmjrth. If ir dead! *11 parti** cialmta under .losall* Hmytli. if, otherwise. In and to vov* described property; If» living and nui n«>vrth. t»rk• ••••*.» — .— If .dead. ___ , p artla* clalm ln* Intercut* under thur Smyth, deceased, or otherwise •nd to th« last above daacrlbed iparty; Alla Smyth, If living and dead, all p artla* claiming intara . under Allan Smyth, decaaaed. otherw ise, In and to the lam >V* deacrlhed property, nnd nil rite* w hether known or unknown tm lne intereata In and to the laat ave described property, fau and each of you aru hereby |er»d to appear to the above cn led cau se on o r herore the first inday In November, the .nm e l,<r a Itu le Day of this Court. am| r> Snd day of th is month, a t the the'.rauuest of man ay a n , and propen aw~pfop*rty within naftdr described. n»U yen of Intention to a| datura of the Slate i convened In 8p»cl i* tit* month of Novi 22— Sale, Fumitue Prlnthg See g a We carry n full line. . 4 1 7 R Our prices ore rig h t Cat terms. Wo want your bus Sanford Stove A , Furniture 821 E. F irst St. JA M ES Hu COWAN— ................ All k|m* WIGHT ! PRINT SHO Engraving. Embossln first We do i t Ph R. R. Are-Commercial JER larg< n Ge< >) tin TO RBACH the prosperAs eta and fern grower* W la courtly advcrti*o In thd I Daily News, rate 1c per Obr lunlord. Flo [r»crlhrd a* Sections T jr-nlne >r the I Phlrtyi if the Phlrty- Jon Tlilrtywo and the Norii tl.ilf of the lorthwest q u a rte r-o f action Thlry-th fee . <33). »•* * I Township flneteen (1 9 ) South, n iiikb T h irtyms (S t) Kuei. Dated a t Sanford, ith day of September Hl’eAla) n t o t c d Land in or near ffd a te e n , Fla. Terms m o s t be right, state beat p riced Will deal direct with owners only.'Small or large tract. . Box 1,-65, Herald Everything For the Sportsman At Balk Hardware Phone S Chlnnware In English Porce­ lains, Buvarian and Japanese China make lovely gifts The Ball Hardware ‘ *j' J U M I . L t . _ ertlse i the FORT LAUtfERDALlA DAILY NEWS— it covtJs BrovL gkf|l • OR SA LE: Wellington piano. art! Cdunty thoroughly which i r I* ft. PH ILIPS, city Clerk. Reasonable. 1020 Elm Avenue. Itt W -1T-H Del! *-■-*»- 11-19 Nov. It&tiona iments ieaaorles Painting— Decorating PHONE SOS Repairing "Sale (as Opportunities ns Service mt, Apartments mt, Rouses 13— For Rent, Office, Stor FOR RENT OR LEA SE: TI best located business comer I Oviedo, Fla. H. M. McCall, Ovli do, Fla.) FOR RENT: 3 offices In Gat b and Board and jft'oodruff Building, lai le n t, Office, Stores nice offices. M, H. Garner, , Park A h . j u le , Acreage tor Exchange p ie , Grovea ia)&, Houses ; Lease, Rent [L ivestock Sale, ‘Miscellaneous [Real Estate EPurniturc Iture Wanted f Found SianH, Jewelers ting, pecorating, >Tuning 1 * L Seeds, Trees bers and Supplies y and Eggs 1 Nptice I 144-For Sale, Acreagi EXPERIEN C ED grove man and trucker with plenty help, wants care of grove or truck farm on shares. Box 113, Jacksonville Beech, Fla. 34— Wanted Help, Female FOR SALE: Acreage on SatxordNew Umyrna Highway onf half mile North of Osteen. E. B Car­ WANTEtf: Counter girls, dish ter, Ostten, F l*. / washers, second cook. Lu-Beth Cafeteria. WANTED: Experienced stenogra­ pher in real estate office. State salary and experience In first let­ ter. Apply ^ Care Herald. \LE: 8 room dwelllni 309 French Avenue. Cal BUNGALOW new strictly modern near, iminesa section' Mt. Dora, Claytoh St., close to churches, schoolAflne location, material and workmanship first class, garage. An l d » home only $6,500— $.7,000 cash.. [U20 Elliott St.. Toledo, O- 35— Wanted Help, Male PAINTJERS wanted. Apply new For rent Lake Hotel. r. W . Phillips’ Sons due Broa. Sales and Service CHAULKS I*. DICKINSON. Solicitor fur CmupUluant. Contractor and Builder •eDO-M — Phone — 499-11 $108 PALMETTO AYR. Earle T. Field H. 3. LONG, Mgr Rconui 0-10-11 Ball Bldk \ Phone 657. WANTED: Colored Lav to do Jan Her work, Sanford HersTdi in the Journal-IIer-' 'aid. South Georgia’s greatest WANTED— 50 Laborers at new Ice newspaper, Morning, Afternoon, Classified weekly and Sunday. plant $4.00 per day. »•IVi) «V W |/V. -ates 10c per line, Waycroas JourA GOt»D stout boy to learn the nul Herald, Wnycross, Georgia. __ 1*1___a___ InGood' __ 1* op__ _ pluir.blqgtrade. tunity for bright boy willing THK MORNING JOURNAL Is the A few more good and snappy stick accepted want ad medium Id a for „ a1 good nnn future. n . s . 1 Appl A_ A. Studs, 323 Sanford, Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word buys; an insertion. Minimum 25c. 17 acres facing on Lake Mon­ roe,"only fifteen blocks from Post Office. w,*Mv “ $7,400.00 per acre. 50 acres on Titusville road, near Osteen, . . . ___ only at $100.01) per acre, all , 3 cleared, $1000.00 cash, bal- £ ince arranged. g One Phonograph Record—or One Sheet of Music WE HAVE TH E BE ST BUYS ACREAGE\ B U S IN E S S -H O M E S O ct. 1 -8 -1 5 -2 2 -2 9 .. 20— Por Sale Miscellaneous System * In sta ll'd — Audits clnl R ates to Permanent Cllontelo R. L . ROBERTSON V fiu n c72 7 [ ACCOUNTANT With ench Five Gallons G*l •| [VtlU[ez Rec\lty Cb, Grey Tubes ____________ Bed T u b e*__________________$2-40 ___Valdez Hotel Built^jnV RIN E’S FILLIN G STATION >a S l a s o n l r T e m p l e I t , 1,1111 I S 1113 Sanford Are, Sanford, Fla. TEN ACRE CELERY FARM 7 1/* acres cleared, 5 ^ tiled, 3 wells. One fourth mile to school and church, half mile to loading station. Five room house, electricity, water, sewer etc. O11 paved State Highway, HILTON’S HAItUKn SHOP 113 Magnolia Ave. 8 First Class Barbers Special Attention Given To Ladiea and Chlldr ^Priced for quick sale Elton J . M oughton Our first Interest la the protection of both the buyer and the seller ADVERTISING gets reauits if !i reaches potential buyers. Palatku Daily News is circulated ir an industrial and agricultural sec tion. ARCHITECT First National Bank Bldg. FlnrMsi Snnfnrd, Wo solicit your sales. We solicit your purchases. 422 Union Ave. Telephone 473-w 214 E. F IR S T ST . i W. R. SM ITH, MGR. By GEORGE McMANUS C.ING U P F A T H E R ____: H E L .L O - O O G W ' f O t j A .R E . T H E . F I R S T I’V E IH —, W EEK. * A» CUV rt---- j c-J I TOOFIE- J O > T TV tE I C .U T I 'W A N T T O L b e t h ic k e t co sm s chov/o er . PAwRTT T O M O R R O W --------- r~ t o h o r r o v MICtVAT? : / N E P - V /I L L T O O o e . W I T H O'D.'5 M u' Ps\s/- B E A w C O O D F E L L E R - L -E .T N E H / W E . THACT 1 L E T T E R <T Why waste your time run­ ning around looking for a good investment? Let us show you how you can in­ vest your money and double it in tho next thirty or sixty day*. We have been in tho real estate business for years and are glad to say we hava the finest listings and the best values in the State of Florida. COME AND INVESTIGATE Owners are urged to list their properties with us for better results and quick action I f f S u l 1 I $ 2 J0 $8100—Cash required $5000 PALM BfcACH COUNTY — The scene of stupendous develop­ T0D^Fi*Ii: k“rKe tent, almost new, DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell anything? If so advertise In ment. Read about it in the Palm Beach Post. Sumple copy bent on the Gainesville Sun. request. OHIO— Xenia. Make your sales Have you ror-ms to rent or some through the Xenia Gazette, Zenia„ Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ secopd -- . hand . . furniture . .t---- I Jto !.J sell? trict. Want ad and display rates on request. - 1 I’v e : j o ^T w r o t e , ^-=1 t o paa W e : t e l u p h e r . t o o l c o m e . R i g h t h o m e - i*m t> o • ^ U O r tE t iO M E - l*M • c H. A. SPEIR W . H. LONG must go this week. Make your price, ft. G. Kesler, Silver Lake, 37— Wanted Help, Salesman Rt. A,» lox 187. UCTIONEEU , MAN w.th car to work In evenings ,L lots and subdivisions FOR S tL E : Cheap good mulo, from 4 to 6. Attractive propo­ Seo I. A. Johnson at lottei I auction. Lafe Burger, sition f<r hustler Give references place n«\r Puola. jtk Bldg., Orlando, Fla. In letter. Wrko “Proposition” -Care Worth— 800-horsepower Herald. loval Notice engine t. be installed in city water tl. Mitchell’s office is aud po^er p lan t._______________ I at 301 Palmetto Ave. piNDAULR USED CAKa B p r t Fordor Sedan. iF a rd Coupe. *rF^rd Touring. —Ford 1-ton Truck. Spanish Bungalow 1 T ry Sm ith's Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome N ext to Valdez. B nnouncements ft— Autoa, Sale ' tlKAI.- NSTATB Acreage, Karma and Orange drove* a Specialty IUX0 Laurel Avenua, Member of HANI'OHD, FLA Florida S tate Florist* A*»oclatloti.__________ . — . .. . ,, B eatrice'A . Smyth. If living AKA I, ESTA TE — INVESTMENTS dead, nil parties claiming I under Beatrice A. Smyth, d Lobby Pulaaton-Urum lsy bldg. or otherwlee, In and to the Funford F lo rid a Ing lit ml in Heinlnot*' Count Ida. to-wlt: Begin at the N corner of Intersection of ro a u , i ■*-" .................. . . . . . . — TO REACH B U Y E R S or s«Uers of .Midland unit o raag e licit f iinSouth | C . B e d f o r d , o r o t h a r w l u r . In i nd ti»i iln Section 2 , Township 31 M d e -lth r nl>uv>> ilearrlhed property; to all| Florida real aitxU advertise in *9 East, run North ID f e a t., parties claiming lutvrret In i nd tiii the £t. Petersburg Times. One can* Rang* r*e». 21 minutes; East i, W est the uhove ilencrlbed property; you | orth- } degrees. ;u nitnuD lit feet, and each of you a re hereby n dered tent t word (billy, two cents a won aA,,n lu,ft>ll.rjv j Marlon I to nppear tu the' above c titled • iu n d ty i ‘ ' ■> ' enu»e on or before tne first II >ndny I In November. 1923. s.-une I<e ng a ' R u le Day of thin Court, ui d the i AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Aueerond dnv of the month, inid Inj guitn, Gs., Augusta's greatest default thereof n d e c re e pr< conAtiorney-at-Law classified medium, rate, cash, 0c fenio will be entered ngnlnit you | and e a c h of you nn>V m ild cause Will practice in all the court* charge 10c minimum. d ex parts. ' Examination of Abstracts cf I.and III.Ilre eIn further ordered thill thin order be published weekly. Once a FLO Hll) A*—ORLANDO— Orinndo Titles given especial attention week fo r four w eek* consecutively MoirJmr Sentinel; largest class!In? tvinford Herald, n newspaper 0 (Tices in Seminolj County Bank MEAT MARKET iifd)buUness, published at Runford, Florida. ------------- r -rate — -lc n word, minBuilding tYitnon* my liuud ami thi- seal of imuni 2 lc cash with order. the said Court, this, the 30th day 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, FIs, of Bent. 132r>. \ V. K. DQUQLA8S, MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people \ Clerk nf the C ircuit Court. Send note are interested in Florid*. Each C o u n ty ,............ of them through a classified nd 1(SE A L) ... w t jf jk p . d . c , in/ the Morgantown I’OST. Six WANTED: Lathers. Plenty of - work and good pay. Apply Collins & Boyd Co., Seminole. Hotel. -■ents a word for six consecutive City. issues. , FOR 8^LE: 30 hives bees, 50 head 41— Wanted to Rent Angocj goats, or.e 40 H. P. Re­ IJTOS FOR H1RB turn Tb-x Boiler, two good heavy AUTO SERVICE Day »»-------- WANTED TO RENT: Five or six it. Meets all trains. B ag- mules. B] .«!-#»— • room furnished house. Must be Fla. \ itfer. Phono 651 and 6 3 -W good location. Will lean? for one FOR SALE Meat market and gro­ or two years. No children. Apply R E E L & SONS cery staro doing good business, B. W. Cure of Herald. 'You Drive It. . •Sncrifi sold at once. 311 Sanaerifi lo and 2nd St. at IL R • * ed if soli] ford A enue, 42— Advlg. Mediums Balance Over 4 Y ears J . H. HUTCHINSON rlHlmlttg interret mlllinnfi-ad. ill pttrtl**O. JrpMon, <acHU*ed„ o aCOROB PJOUE hN i al. Lake being ipent on highway; greates v u „ , , . n .il In Defendant*. . and to tta fullowln ge land In Hnninule Couity, Kloridi chance1'fo forr live developers to gel Order nf Publleatlon totwlt: "Southwest Quarter c , I _ To nnd------------4u Oeorge u rv m,n '* *----* __ te in on ground floor. Write Devel *hla *i gvwife, '*Plgues, L nDeve _ North weal Quarter o / .Section 1 Robert ■-----W Lynch., an and 30— Poultry and Eggs opment Department, The Pensa Township 20, South R u g* 31 East •f• riguea. ....... Lynch, hie wife, Addle Alex ,0. Erickson. If living and a 1Thompson Root, nnd H arry II. Root, dead, all parties clslnlng Intereii I, her husband; and all parilea claimWANTED TO S E L L : 4 big Rhode under Alex C). Erlckton. decease • Ing Interest under W. P. Lynch, deIeland Red fryers for $6 a t 703 or otherwlas, In and .to the abo> . ceased, or otherwise. In and to the described property; 3lnnle W. Jo . following described real estate In Oak Avenue. Inlgan, 109 H. \V|lllat| Street, Da; r. Seminole County. Florida: Southton, Ohio and her Itiiiband, C. Vt, east Q uarter or Southeast Quarter Jernlgan. lull a. tvtlltnin Str«< — of Section 23. Township 21 South 33— Wanted Sordine), |Dayton, Ohloi ----- --------- s Range 2<j E a st; to Mary A Thurs1----Interea n ton. If living, and If dead, all narWANTED: Grocery Job by man plication._______V _______________ j l r; He* claiming Interest under Mary of 12 yeafs experience. Can fur­ unit to the uiiovm ritscrihcu in ,r A. Thurston, deceased, or otherwise, i,| In and to the ‘above described real nish best reference:! R. M. Lan- LEARN ABOUT'Polk County anil nnd all p n rtli* whether kn unknown clalrhlnv Interests f J ! estate; R. C. Bedford. If living, mnl han, Gen. Del., Sanford. tu the above described pi If If dead, nil parties claiming Inter* rriters and Supplies led. Help, Salesman [ed Situation, Male id Help, Female ^.Situation,Fem ale id Help, Male ted Real Estatu id Help, Male or ll>—Sale, Live Stock tatLl4Jii.cn t 0 . Mediums. FOR S ,L E : One team of mules, Aulos, Rent Resident of Florid a sine* t i l l . Kefeioncea: Flrat National Rank. $4.50 per 1,000, F.O.B. Mary, C. A. Farina. FOR RENT— Rooms with or with­ out meals. Seasonable rataa Lincoln House. j Corner 3rd & Sanford $750.00 per ft. % cash NOLB COUNTY, KI.OlllUA C11ANCBHV. Bill to Quit Tide 28— Plant, Seeds, Trees HILL LUMBER CO. Bervl^. Quality and ITEWART TH E FLORIST** ADDRESSING — Multlgtsphlng, Flowers J o t all occaaloaa. folding nnd ” mailing—as you 814 Myrtle. Phone 260-W want? It— »han you want it — !_.* construction; konstructlon; two Phone 678,* H. E. Porch. First FOR SA LE: Strawberry' plants, under i sv .i __■ is__I. n « J . 10—Fo r Rent, Rooms Between 0th and 10th S ta .*i G. TAYLOR D YER IN T U B CIHCU1T C O t'H I. SKVK.N ATTP__ j STION ____ ..»**, ilmmtl; i Til JUD ICIAL ClltCIIIT, NKHI Nviinnn. titJ1- I*. MUSSRL\V 1l’lTt: Pensi cola is beginning NOLB COUNTY, KI.OlllUA, I* Complainant, v*. ! CtlANCKItV. greatest . liawlnnmant In u G<oi l . i . P1?.1® 1 w tu ig ls ’I Dornplalna Dill «» Q a lrl Till* ____ I, «t a., a * million history • l h ------------ , dollar -------- hlghJkxBL o. JKPSON HOIIKHT UUNOKItKOHD INDUH Defendants- ' THIAL 8C1IOOL, u nun-profit cor way to the gulf beach just fl Order>" f*nd poratlon organised end eklstlm ed; " ok K L oliitfrT Cil t aLt two million dollar biruig^riic b t a tNAMED ••mler the law* of the State a across «DEF*fNDANT9 « «i di s e m i ] Escambia Escambia Bay Bay started] adovk IIRKHTINUH Florida. Complainant, a quarter h h h hmillion h dollar opera bousd * Jepnon, If ll'lng, and .1 • I .t l w .l Hanfc KH » 114 ft. on Sanford Ave $160.00 per f t .. Term s _ . FORUEHT ts\) FOR _____________ •of Tlo md Sheet Matal Wcflt. ' Water erd Boat Tanka. At Oik Avenue end Third 8treet Tie* phone l i t /• FOR SA LE: Used refrigerator and gas range. Phone 24 I Concrete I s . I work, aMawalka, FOR SA LE: Gas Phone , Irrlgatlaa haoaa PER 3 696-J. DEVEL_____ Between 11th and 12th n ___1 %)o /Bill ] :, . i p i llrukrr 14 Dtrtii4|Kf* �In the tdble M o w are given ten exam ples (jf pro $.5,$00 to $g6,5Q0. These first profits a re fcwVmdi will be made during the coming season on ras be id a,— the lastl of which goes on sale Octob<rl5th, Origin a h Fee P R O F IT Re-Sale 40.000 18.000 25.000 20.000 12,000 18,000 13,000 12,500 $ 13,500 28,500 19.000 9,100 5,500 12.000 6,500 6,600 3 6 .5 0 0 Only ,One*Half MUe from the City Hall of the State. the l a r g e s t C om m u n ity $ 149,450 3.050 Properly In Florida H om e S e t t i n g ^ R ave Tropical Charm* 1,G00 F e e t fron^aahionable Bayshore. WORK HAS BERLIN u JnIrrtiS ALAZZO FIR EN Z E—P a la ce .o f Florence—the most ui/iquely designed apartment 1 • * • - - house in America and one which will prove to be a reiji sh< on Davis Islands—Florida’s g r e a t $ 30,000,000 developmen This is a specimen oi fTious Italian palaces, TAMR IN .THE BAY tion work is well under way on the Palazzo Firenze and when completed will embrace tw enty-eight apartments of individual artistic treatm ent in an exterior of palatial splen­ dor and old-world magnificence. It is buildings of this ch aracter and ac- > tivity of this nature which have brought the selling prices of Davis Islands lots up to a level which is bringing fortunes to investors. Other outstanding construction jobs completed or well ujider way are the gigantic Coliseum, (l$750,000 Mirasol Apartm ent-H otel, tie $2,000,000 Davis A rm s Hotel, $225,* 000 Palm er in Hotel, m agnificent I)av s I s l a n d s Country Club, Exclusive 1 Merrymakers Club, the! Columbia and Augustine Co Operative A partm ents, 'Venetian and Spanish A p art •ssE^ij.. ments, Tennis Club, At ministration Building anc scores of beautiful homdsfind smaller hotels and ap art 4nei A U ram n l RESERVATIONS may bo tentatively ar­ ranged at any of the following addressee; Tampa— Franklin and M ad ison Sts. L riru n r i n m f js n r f I M i a m i — 233 X. E . F irst Avc. Jackson v llle— 131 \V, F o r o tli St. 001 S t. Petersburg Centra) Ave. W c-t P alm Beach— .1-- Clem atis' Ht. Orlando— 4 North Ornngo Avc. Main lakeland St. Sarmro t n — Wntrous $ Hotel Bldg. 1 tT: S t A u g u s t i n o— 13 2 Grnniulia St. Urndcnton — 118 Nt. ' Main ' Clearwater — Scranton A B ra n ch s Throughout P in t iAn Sanford Office, Mr. Paul l a k e, Garner Woodruff Bldg a ..,.i4i;v M LNABO M I Ccntcn �a *\ Tli Q i U irn i fctjK f. Q te -V m S B E s & i. itlan.'XeltheT man w four men, including er, to give fnformati H. Dobson, commander V jg the event*' immedii were ewept to death the disaster,'since whe idKennteoft bridge ° t the submitrii „with ____ the « u tank in a col .h .o P.awakened « k - L fsserWhen by Bought •teimer City of off Bloch vessels coming toi Island last Friday nighl This was is,Smith rought out in tastit ny Thors- A graphic picture of . the dlsi day by two of th# G r Alfred lGeipr of Newt fdford, sad - , w- t Michael S. L ir. of S- ■to u l^ b e ­ a “crash.** Lira thought bad been a battety asploslon sa He fore the local board s awakened and leaped^ -from his of thej U. S. Staamboi bunk, situated in the same com­ Serriee which ia invei F disaster. f " . . . . . . . - w partment as those of some 17 other sleeping-men and officers, Neither man saw ne •Geler saw the chief signalman tine’s running lights » that W d stto Avenue Site minute they remalnW! «n the ‘ •"-ag another man up the ataira f conning tower hatch, the on bridge before she sa B y te u g g a f o r one believed open. L i n saw Lieut. r as They testified that ajM Dobson pause in the central --ope­ per Front Fdot knew, both the steeri \ 0[ Wine were rating room, heard, him call the* the lights of the '«ut to quarters and then saw him ht of the of land in this city, in good order on the b to the deck. Both men the failcollision. Lira critic! 'a s the Gabbett and ure of the City of R|m< to throw climbed through the conning tow­ properties, fronting n Itn* to the aubinfrin in ans- er hatch to tne. bridge; Pleaded for Une. fonroe, was announced wer to the plea of the ctmpiander. )' Geicr thought the deck to bo l y b y F . H. Scruggs of Other than this both declared, they level, and apparently the ship rid­ no criticism to make of un­ iffga Realty Company, had seamanlike conduct on tie p art of ing normally, but Lira said that tinted the transac- the officers and crew of the other the borr was down 10 degrees. Both said that the jbctalde of the sub­ r a consideration said craft. . 1 *01 marine was “very close” to the Roth. Were A slrtp.. ite |2 &),000. That the submarine 1 probably starboard side of the steamer and lg to the annQunce- wa* running on the surface prior (Continued on Page Two) property jraa purchased mdo syndicate beaded by ir-Bulgvr. Company from “ nith and Edwerd H ljcity. Mr. Sm ith,'it is M deed of the Gobbet r, while he and Mr. Hlgned the Keqniion, tract a Feet Coni .. . t’ td Dry Raid Remit Capture, of 20,i tuor Cases Tor Defense A* LiquorSmus iplane May B e c$ A uxiliary Display A In litional Aid Is iptain Berry In SffoS Po Rid State of M enace , Use of **p i BURLINGTON. N. j . Oct. 2. ■—(AV--Fifty-six prisoners, tak.en in q rafd'at MasonvlUe on a barge containing $5QOjOOO worth bf liquors, were brought to tho bounty jail today.- Efforts by tho barge to burn the boat were frustrated by state police. Tho horge contained 20,000 cases of foreign llquom includ­ ing Champagne, BenedHctlne, Cryme de Methe, Scotch and English whiskies and Wines. The Capture was made by four state slice, assisted by Charles nrstnke, former prohibition agent of Columbus, O. In addition to the barge and its cargo, six trucks and four automobile!) were captured. Troopers said they were offer­ ed $75,000 to leaye the placb and allow the boose runners to continue unloading. Lied;. Wil­ liam Nichols, who lead the party of raiders, is holder of a distinguished service medal and trooper Rankin, who with Ser. Wilton nnd Trooper Green com­ prised the party, recently was awarded a prite of $1,000 by Liberty foirtan act of heroism, ________________ :----------------------- Cotitinued =-*1•. Expenditure 4f {K* . . Realty Vali appropriated by the Sanfoi ber of Commerte for use I Reffec Florida almost any day, the Gov. Inr tiling thin c eminent la prepared to wago n l P& $L, . section of thej Ui ruthless war upon a moment’s no­ W hat is help Canada has beStill ______ tice, according to Capt.._. John G.| record for r e a l ' announcement to this effect made Berry, lh command of the Florida today by Henry Kks, Jr„ f in Sanfo district of th e,C oast Guard who ty director of the ergamsal county was eatabl shed _ arrived In Tampa Thrusdny. Includedlin the announcement ta Rear Admiral Mbf'ett, director of I the New York, New Jc rng. September, win a statement to the effect th a t the navy s LureeU of’ aeronautics, j tey antj England coast virwarranty and quit naugural display of « he appeared bkfore President U J l i y blockaded, as a result of a d w tls, representing a advertising, as embodied ir Coolidgeis.committee at Washing-1threo luonths* relentless drive hy mpnifi plan for the campaign occurred ton, which is investigating avia-1 the Government’s rum fleet, the $2,312,500, were re n a number'of the larget ne*r»p* tlon. he office of Vance rum runnere are reported to be rs In the state yesterday. making plans to invade the Florida ass, clerk of the county coi Final arrangements With tin coasts to land their liquor here, during the month Dorn land Advtertiiing agency of Capt. Berry said. Thcso figures were suppi Brooklyn, were completed trecan tCapt. Berry has not yet sent dcthis morning through the com ‘ ly, and the advertising copy ia now ritc requests to Washington to of Manager A, C. (Jatter of being distributed among the news­ re-enforce tho Florida fleet of 30 Sanford Credit Association, it! papers and periodicals Ui various ships which ia constantly patrolD compiled the account, und are aa! sections for use during' a period ing the E ast and West coasts, but to show an average of 13.8 which will extend fur six months, ho indicated thnt he ia keeping in pletcd transactions, daring i according to the local authorities. continunl communications with the working day of the month. The object of this advertising Coach W elch el’fl Prqtcges nuthorltiee at Washington with the According to the iigurea a ’ in the sals tract campaign, according to members Said to Be Ready For Cur- i"tc.ntion ° { having fifty or moro aide today, realty deals during, an lying J*y id? . . of the publicity committee is to D . ___ rp«— cruisers down here at once If any past month have far outstrip] en French and Myrtle Avetain Raiser Tomorrow, c)(ill<mcy nrigc> 8o Cj,pt. BCrry iiDcure new residents, Vrho will any preceding period of the ye and>between Fulton Street CaiUaux Thinks H « Nation Seven Airmen Are In Favof come to Sanford with the primary CInin\ Team Best,in Years said that a fleet of at least eighty the total amount recorded dur] WIU Accept 'Frail 1Formula’ Separate Navy Air Corps; idea of locating here permanently. ike Monroe. --------|boats, including Urge, hlghpowerSeptember being greater by $7 Investigation To Be Con Submitted to Save NegotSh700 Feet on Lake Monroe Tho class of itenerant speculators Sanford High School .will send ed cruisers and small fast patrol -toy than August, tho next hlgi said to contain apnroximatctlorisFroniGoing to Naught tinned On Monday Morning now found in a number of sections its piguidn warriors Saturday to boats will bo mUsteml into scrmonth, when transactions here tn and one half city blocks, throughout tho state are not want­ I^eaburg for the opening game of I vice just as Boon un-the rum Geet amounted to $1,514,100. This in­ have' a 700 foot frontage WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.— ( > P WABHINGTOnI~OcL 2.—(/p)- ed here, it is pointed out, and the the season, confident of winning the I makes a move for the Florida wacrease ia shown to be approxi­ ’ the proposed West Side The- frail formula <f a tentative Orgnnlxatlon of tho navy air serv­ advertising to be used in the forth­ Initial struggle and buoycil by tho tors. Rhodes, Market Commission mately 5 i per cent. sd and boulevard. The tract arrangement, which .must be rati­ ice was sharply criticiiqd by ,8®^ coming campaign bas been prepar­ knowledge.that the H huskies repMay Use Submarines. ' Increase In Values Shown, Man Addresses Chamber at as the IlcRipg property in fied by the French gavemmen't was en of Its own officers in testimony ed with this in mind, it is shown. resenting the local instittition is ’‘When the rum Gcct arrives it Tho greater amount recorded S'fi Noon; Is Here F o r Geneva eluded in the deni, it is point- thrust into the breach to prevent Thursday before the president’s The governing bodies here, and tho most promising for a number will pursuo tho rum runners just during September it U pointed complete collapse of the Franco air board. Meet; Quotes Statistics out, is due to the increase In as a fishing smack follows a the Chamber of Commerce have of years. announcement will be made American debt funding negotia This assertion isjfctho common school of mackerel,” Capt. Berry Lining up in favor of a separate adopted this policy it is ntated, values In this section, sincu tho js time as to what disposition tions. air corps in the navy, each vritness realising that the permanent resi­ opinion of thoio who have been said. “If nefcessury he will gut a Addressing members of the San volume of business has not in­ e'lfuw owners vrtli make of their Thus, ono week after Finance charged the present administration dent means increased population, In close touch with tho preliminary number of seaplanes to spot tho ford Chamber _ of Commerce nt creased in proportion to tho sum chase. Mr. Fletcher, however, Minister CaiUaux and his associ­ syntem was responsible for unrest stability and, prosperity for the work carried on during the early rum fleet and if wo find it necestheir weekly luncheon in the Sem­ involved. Comparison of the num­ .expressed himself as being ates had laid down the first French and discouragement now manifest entire community. weeks of the season under the I saiy to fight submarines which inole Grill today, I„ M. Rhodes,| ber of deeds registered during tho Agiy In favor of the extension proposal fqr funding their govern­ among the air personnel. Deric ns submitted by the Dorn- supervisory eye of Coach Wclchel.lthe rum runners might use to land State Marketing Commissioner of respective months show that in Seminolo Boulevard west of ment's four billion war debt, they Und AgeMcy, said to be specinlluta grid mentor ntHhe Palmetto Ave- liquor here, wo will equip our Jacksonville nnd Tallahassee, de- September the total reached 348. . Questioning of the air pilots wi| Street. J departed for Paris, taking with nua school>*A. number of veter- cruisers with depth chnrges such be continued today when Com in community advertising, are un­ am of last yenr’s successful squad n.i were used during the World scilbcd the position of poultry P*iS nn increase e| but-six. over July, rzr« also nnrnupeed thoa them a document intended only .to iquely distinctive, according tto ductlon in' this ninto, in relntiion wheh 310 such papers were, rec­ mender John Rodgers, who was in are-said to be back in the harness Wur and destroy thorn.” F the » ith j» -* t W fW the to (' gap sufficiently ‘ ' assure members of tho,committee, and are to the other farming activities in orded in tho county. ' Streep V Mintlnrafty of negotiations—even ui charge of the Hawaiian flight pthhe uiid to possess' attractive individ­ thin fall. . - I "So f®r . tn® Government fleet Florida. Tho figures made public today IFN-9 No. 1, will bo the first to be ..._Avenue-Aer nio for a north- long range. rango. ., •. And to this nucleus has been I has not discovered the rum indusuality in their text and illustra­ heanl Mr. Rhodes, who is in this city bring the total for the first nino syndicate. Whila Via details Differences Overcome. ndded tho most promising of th eltry using submarines but we are in conhthtion writh tho second nn months of 1925 to a new high rec­ The testimony of tho navy pilots tive features. :ming the sain were disclosed The arrangements proposed by material which reported after the prepared if they do.” Monthly periodicals of national mini Piultry Institute hold in Sent ord also, it is shown. During tho this time, it is understood that tho American Debt Commission, ns was in accord with that 'previous­ call for candidates was issued. "The coast has boon denning up sale price was approximately s final move to overcomo what ap­ ly given by army air officers, nil circulation to be included in the Practice sesslop.i every evening tho rum runnt.r t off the con>t of inolo county, gavo members a keen period $9,785,270 worth of prop­ insight into the extent of tho poul­ erty has changed hands through ' per front foot. ; peared to be insurmountable dif­ of whom, except William Mitchell, campaign are announced as includ­ v , * . n » j . ™ , . . a n . w try business in thu stnto nt this tho consumntion of 2,531 realty <5fl ferences, would have France pay recommended a separate air corps ing the Review of Reviews, Trav negotiations, it is shown. time, presenting an exhausive set for tho army. The colonel, who an annuity of $40,000,000 a 'yeur t,*fln Mninrisi At.inricnn Auto As- ar® confident _ tnnt the trip to |sections have become discouraged, * Local business men declare tho for five years and would enable concluded his teidmony yesterday, lean Motorist, American Auto As­ Leesburg will fulfill the propheny C t Berry said. "We are going of iiintistic* which graphically show its great importance, and the now wave of prosperity reflected the two governments .to continue favored establishment of a depart­ sociation and the Southern Tour now voiced by adherents and crit* t0 watrt tho Hamc ^ relentless war present inadequate supply In the by the record divulged today, to Book. consideration of a program of final ment of national defence. ich of the pastime. against the rum merchnnts down he thu natural result of a general The 41 newspapers which will settlement to succeed the proposed Each no"y officer today iwhn No announcement was made to­ here ns was waged in the North.” face of nn increasing ilemnmi. focusing interest upon Sanford In his talk today, ho stated that be included in tho program are pact at .its expiration. questioned whether he knew of any day regarding the probable line­ May S tart Anytime. the raising of poultry, as an In­ nnd this section of the state. It Further it concedes that the an­ hesitancy among naval officers to announced as fololws: up that will face the referees whis­ Predicting that the rum . fleet Is pointed out that a large num­ nuity thus paid shall be in lieu of freely express personal opinidns The New York Times, Herald tle tomorrow afternoon. It is under­ will leave the North within u dustry, is rated fifth in point of ber of the principals involved in f ALLAI1AS3KE, Oct. 2.—f/P) all interest on the debt during the Reduction among tho crops of befpre investigrung bodies, and on stood that certain players have al­ month or two or pethnps sooner realty deals here during Septem­ ttorneys for tho defense in the time it shall run— or an interest this point the witnessen were in Tribune, World nnd Sun; Brooklyn ready shown sufficient form Ito because the hurricane seuson 1ms ■Toridn, by state agriculturists. ber were cbmpumtive strangers Eagle; Philadelphia Public Udger Dps so-called Popham case, charge of approximately one per­ •Iven in this relatively high postdisagreement. Four said they were (morning and evening), Record insure them a regular berth on ended, Capl. Berry believes they in the community, or had recent­ j been given until Oct. 1 by cent a year. awaro of such a feeling among and Bulletin; Baltimore Sun; the squad, but no definite infor­ will start operations down here ion, Mr. Rhodes pointed out, dur"Court of Appeals to file tho CaiUaux Expresses Hope. » some officers, while the-other three Washington Star; Pittsburgh Ga- mation is available concerning anytime. He said the liquor smug­ nc the next 12 months Florida ly become residents of the city. »fs in the noted litigation, M. CaiUaux gave American com- testified they had not observed i t lotte-Timcs and Presti; Boston which men will faq&Jhc Leesburg glers are well aware of the great will spend $12,000,000 for impor­ Optimism Kelt in Local Circles, tation of eggs nnd poultry fsom It is further known thnt thn ho ceno p rew out of prosecu- mUslonera the hope that he believ­ The board also asked each officer Transcript and Herald, nnd the defense. invasion of tourists to Florida thi» other murcPs than the state. number of realtors here have in­ by tfie United States govern- ed the French government would It ii» reportoil here today that u year and they have planned to take Christian Science Monitor; 'Now for constructive suggestions ns tnt of William Lee Popham, accept the agreement. He declined In discussing this feature of the creased to a largo degree during Haven, Conn., Courier Journal; Ne­ largo body of students and local vn as tho “millionaire oyster to sign it as a plenipotentiary inas­ tho air mrvice and amor-* the rec­ wark, N. J., News; Providence Sun- niumni have made arrangements advantage of that and will conse­ situation, ho declared that, with the summer season, and it ig ," for using the malic to de- much as he had been intrusted by. ommendations was one by Captain Journal; Chicago News nnd -Trib­ to Journey to Leesburg,, for the quently try to invndu our shores tho advantageous climatic and oth­ pointd out that tho majority with their cnrgocs of w^t goods. er condition!! prevalent here, there­ the recently licensed agents ari |yud. It grew1 directly out of ‘ he his government, he said, to sign George C. Westervclt, manager of une; Cleveland Plain Dealer; Cin­ initial nppeurnnco of the team. Cupt. Berry explained thnt the in no reason why Florida, in addi­ newcomers. by Popham of St. Leo's island. only a finul settlement and no the naval air craft factory at Phil­ cinnati Enquirer; Indianapolis Star Bj adelphia, which would create a sep­ rrtn fleet, about 7U ships in all, tion to being «elf-sup}H>»l|«if in Keen optimum is frit nntom Dphnm was convicted in the Un- questioned his own right to act on arate air corps within tho navy, Detroit News; Minneapolis ;Trlb- * ami some of them nig ocean tho matter of poultry products, those closely allied with thu r vHtates district court and sen- an arrangement of a provisional subordinate to the secretary of the une; St. Paul Pioneer Pres*; St. steamers, is thoroughly organized, should not bo able to provide sev­ estate inti rests) for thu success i hd to 4 years Imprisonment. character. navy and the bureau of navigation. Louis Globe-Democrat and Post hnd equipped with wireless, in eral times that amount for export the coming tourist reason. A Art appeal was taken to the Court “Consequently, being as desirous The corps would be complete with Dispatch; Des Moines, Ia. Register; WASHINGTON, Oct.. 2 fighting the rum fleet which re­ thorities point to the enornio ns you are not to interrupt the ne­ in itself as to ordinance, quarter­ Kan: iis City Star; Omaha World The president's nirernft board con­ presents un enormous amount of shipment. t Appeals. traffic said to hu coming to t! Tne briefs in the case, according gotiations, which can not fall to master nnd other similar depart­ Herald; Montreal Star and Gazette tinued its aviation inquiry. wealth "tho Government is prncti- Swimming Pool Estimate Given stutc for tho winter, and declare reach an agreement” M. CaiUaux’ Committee reports occupied much* ittomeys ’ for the defense will Tho Interparliamentary Union (Continued on Page Two) ments. It would function, nob inde­ and the Toronto Globe and Star. last latoment to *he Americans pendently, but ns a part of the of tho business scsi£on of the meet­ that the advertising now’ being done ibout 3,000 pages. Included among the newapupere opened its sessions in tho house laid, "the minister of finance can ing, it is Htutcd. S. O.. Shinhutscr, by Sanford, both community und within this state which will/earry of representatives. Catty was ono of the hardest fleet. reporting for tho swimming pool through local enterphise will reSanford’s meslago are the Miami President Coolidge designated ht in Florida's legal history, do no more than submit to his col­ committee, stated that nfter leng­ suit in a greatly increased popu­ Herald nnd News; Tampa Tribune; the week of November 16 as Amer­ attorneys were retained by leagues of the French cabinet the proposition whirh you huve made thy investigation members of the lation for the city duing the sea­ Jacksonville Times - Union and ican Education Week. jihnm. They included Phillip D. committee hnd reuched tho con­ son. Journal, Orlando Sentinel and Re­ The shipping hoard voted to Kill, Pensacola; John Wl Coo, to'lay, und he will do his utmost to clusion that complete coat of an Comparative tabulation, by tho porter-Star; St. Petersburg Times withdraw broad powers delegated insacoln; John P. Stokes, Miami, ble •>*n anawor na soon aa possiattractive pool, together with the months, of the number of record­ and the Daytona News. to the Fleet Corporation last year. d Fved Dayis and W. C. Hodges, necessary bath-housen, concession ed in Seminole county, nnd tha Tlie French agreed to submit to igL Relieve Progress Made. llahassee. WASHINGTON, O ct 2.—</P)— stands, etc., would approximately amounts Involved, are shown au their government a temporary 11 was after making this stateM arkets follows: _ roant that M. CaiUaux and his as­ agreement calling for settlenjent Three agents of tho Interstate $10,600. ra r Body PlanningTo sociates Amt. MIAMI, Oct. 2.—UP)— Mrs. Do­ Deeds. Commerce Commission have been marched in.single file from The publicity committee, repre­ of its American war debt. CIIICAGOfOct. 2.— (/P)—Wheat, I 474,000 .......... ... 164 ordered into Florida, \V. !\ Bartel sented a t tho meeting by Howard rothy Bolger, formerly tho secre­ tne meeting and the end of the A drive was begun to raise $T>,tiscipline Mitdhell conversations between the two 543,500 Decenmber. 1.30Vfi to lJTtl; May, ............. 309 tary of Fred G. Beale, of Bing- |.38K ,to 1.39V , Corn, December, 500,000 for memorials to Wood- director of service for tlm com Hulick, approved the tentative ad­ 1 (238,500 ______ 309 mission, said Thuniday, to observe row Wilson in Washington and at vertising schedule as it hud been had come. M.‘ Cnll- hnmpton, N. Y., nnd whoso name /ASHINGTON, Oct. 2.— (/P)—• commission** 6,781,000 ] ______ 309 the progresa of railroad attempts prepared, and submitted it to mem* mux wa8 unhappy that a perma- is connected with the mystery sur­ 78Ti to 7914; Oats, December 39% . Princeton University. eiplinary action against Col. ‘ 7 2 :,j: . ...... .......203 to relievo acute traffic congestion n*;nl orrangement was not reach- rounding hi* disappearance, vol­ bers of the organization with Cull llinm A. Mitchell, aircraft storm ad. 1.262,750 f .............. 269 particularly on the etute’a east­ recommendations. Secretary Mellon, too, was dis­ untarily appeared at pojico head­ d^r, will he renewed by tho l,-$ 18,920 >• ....... 310 ern coast. appointed, but he, nevertheless, re­ A report was presented mem­ quarters here Thursday morning far Department as soon as Coi. 1,511,100 ________ 276 Bartel lurid present information garded the results as n step fpr- and convinced the authorities that ■ ■«•2,250 n zv“n bers nt this time by J . !>! Chitten­ (itchell completes his testtimony 2iJH gave him reason to hope for relief ...... ....... 310 ? a r * * *hat a better un4 den, announcing that local realtonshe is not implicated in the affair. cforv the air bourd, which U exsoon from tho tie-up, though re­ ng between the two na­ had subscribed for nn additional I cted to Ho r:ithin a day or two. ,.erstan<“ Totals ....2,531 $9,785,270 “I did work for Fred Beale in peated embargoes have been de­ tions had been developed. 21,000 advertising circulars for Col. Mitchell will be directed to Binghampton as his stenographer The largest! transfer recorded ROCKINGHAM, N. C., Oct. 2.— accord because he would not work; clared against certain classes of their own use, and thnt 9,000 mora But observers, and even mem­ before I came to Miami,” Mr*. Bol­ sport to the Inspector general of freight, particularly by the Florida during September is shown to because ho had n bud temper and ({?)— Elizabeth Cole Thursday took bers of the American Commission would likely lie tuken by others. I hfjVtt le army in connection with the ger said, "but I know nothing of the witness stand In defense of her because she could not luok up to East Coast system. frum tho Lix‘khutchoo ivestigatior, as to whether the iLi varicd opinions as to the tan­ his actions since I left. I thought Tho committee named last FrlEricS n,pB„y to J . O. BUD, Jr., “Other railroads have congested him as a husband. father, W. B. Cole, wealthy cotton gible results of the seven day con­ snguage he employed in a statehe was in Binjj’humpton until I manufacturer, who Inst Aug. 15 Throughout her testimony the in an endeavor to route freight day to Investigate the ,ocn! labor fcr n r,„ll;j.ifration of approxivent made public in San Antonio, ference. Disappointment and dis­ read the paper this morning.” . young woman betrayed no emotion. shipments away from tho congest­ situation v-ur unable, to, secure apy niftt^ty mately $383 $3-*'3, 500. shot and killed W. W. Orpiond, rex., and which precipitated tlie satisfaction predominated in some tangible information on the subj otla-r tri’nsactien of notahlu ed zone,” Bartel »uid, "but with­ Charles Bolger, her husband, She glanced repeatedly in tho dl; Otla-r tn jipointment of a opccial air board, quarters that the Americans had accompanied her to Miami with an­ former sweetheart of tho young rectjion of her father end often out great effort, since th e.greatest Ijaet, and tho matter was held over size included in tho list e,r / woman. Attorneys for Mr Cole, been unable to do more; in ethars institutes conduct to the prejuponding future action. congestion has been between West this morning were by tho changed the position of her foot. other friend. Mrs. Bolger said. who Is on' trial here for murder, cf good order and military uie prevailing sentiment was that She gave the police hsr street ad­ have set up pleas of self-defense Coconadu Beach Company to i h * , On cross examination the young Palm Beach and Miami into which France can do better in the way pscipline. i Rraily Coaipwilj, no other rail route* car, penetrate dress and said that she would be woman testified that she had seen and transitory insanity. of terms five years hence than her Note W a rn s N egroes I Eriit-Ciiilleadon for $106,900 including 105 acre'-; successfully. Our men have instruc­ her father about an hour before h I their aerrfec should circum­ Tiie statu rested its case this represinUHyea felt obit tu do at to this time. Among all of those di­ stances warrant their communicat­ morning after four eye witnesses the shooting. She was in an au tions to find the facts and also seek N ot To Occupy House land a transfer of lands from Idward Higgins and %. h . TvngM concerned with the negotia­ ing with tier in connection with had testified they saw Cole, weal- tomnblle. she said, and passed the opportunity to ai.si.it. “I now believe tnut the double "aken From Vessel rectly j t<> tho Iziudon Develc thy textile executive, fire three Manufacturers’ building, in which tions, however, there was a notice­ Beuie’a disappcara.ice. NASHVILLE, Term., Oct. 2 lHT.SOO* Mr. ami Mrs. Bulger came to shots into the body of Ormond as he had an office. She saw him track construction which the Flor­ (A*)— A jar containing gunpowder pany f able sense of relief at their con­ ida Hint Coast is completing, und through the window nnd noticed clusion. ON BOARD U. S. S. CAMDEN Miami last Monday, she told the he sat in his car on the streets and n note earning that "death. j G ;» >FF BLOCK ISLAND-—By Wirepolice. They are employed in a of Rockingham last Aug. 15. One that he was chatting, laughingly with the clearing up of the lino bell und destruction” would bo the O p O llta l t I U rL C rt which the present ejpborgo wilt ul with several persona. She did not other witness served only to Iden­ to Associated Piess, Oct. 2.— downtown office, it was stated by Goes Dp In Value. M o fO C f low. that truffle con bo gotten into fate of tlia negro, who would move p a n jt< il i» f ie toll of luiowir deaJ of Sub- . PA RIS Oct. 2.— (/Pi—Tho first persona at the home where they tify a photograph showing position stop. Into the building wn* found Tburs- t U p i i a i OL iU U t motion. . Before she wrii excused the wit­ trine S-51 was raised to four to- tangible effect here of the tempo­ have rooms, nnd they huve bDcn in of the buildings and the automo­ ~~ "The ri>u*» of tho difficulty. It Hnv rnorntng at n hoitso in Smith! when divers recovered the bo. rary. debt settlement offer in their rooms every night since com' bile in which Ormond was killed. ness acknowledged hrr signatures Nashville, which wnz being prepar- j MADRID, Got. * appears now, whs the very great to several lattero tn possession of After .|u«mtiuiw regarding if two of the crew in tito en- Washington wu/ to «*n.j tfct: dritar ing to Miami, Mrs. Bolgar fuf* tk*f»nrinnv cd for occupanj Kv* ntftm hflrs o f a |£x6ops CAwYnl age and period of life here. A. L. tie) store that ‘ will b«- intWriao-d Increase in freight movement, com­ negro cone compartiuoiit oi the from 21.1 francs at the opening of ed, to the satisfaction of polic LbJ-KHtri out ot •U I •ho men were identified identifi ns bourse to 21JJ at t o’clock. chat slat had made reservations for Brooks brought up the subject of later, picaumahly In an effort to bined with the pressure of pus- s^id by it serger traffic, la-ginning in Sep­ refute her tustimony tliit she broke her relations with Ormond. ^ E. Lawton of SomervUW, weeks before the trip to Miami relations with Ormond of- her tember, which has hitherto been of u ne Mies Cove testified she broke SjS., and B. !). Limisay, engine. I I APALACHICOLA -Waterfront she and Mr. Buigvr left Bingencountered only into in the year. borhootl. accord. * \Vt \ relations with Ormond of ami class of Pensacola, Fin, track to be devehped. (bampton. K ..7-V * •a TAKENTO BY DEBT 8 TO N -SEA SO N S W ITI LAN A IR SERVICE OF CE NAVY CRITICIZED ION BY OWN OFFICERS COMMERCE BODY GIVEN FACTS ON POULTRY TOPICS Si iham Defense |es An Appeal In rster B e d Case Washington News Commerce Experts Ordered To Florida To Aid Rail Tie-Up Beqle Disappears; Former Secretary Is Not Implicated Wealthy Carolinian’s Daughter Goes On Stand To Aid Him In Fight For Life ?4ore Bodies Art* - ’.*i'{ - ,i >■ ’o W W a i Ifi ** v‘K -' �i ■■" I • ,v - M ^ .r f V 'b J s r - jf;f 3 <y f V i F •5 r,U e fa requfred^Md i v.j r 'iSotw _ , .V C ity T ax Collector, United SU U of Compbilai JACKSO That the Richard i which the children an Isaac In federal coart last Jan. 7. McDonald and the e:».ates are -ro-defendants in the litigation wttti Mrs. Bala Croker, who has until Wednesday, October 7 to file her reply to the complainant*' plea. The filing of the answer to the original MU was In compliance wUh executive orders Issued .‘ by Feder­ placed M rs/ Sophie' Poleski of New al Judges Rhydon Call and Lake consciousness with wine bottles. H ognition. ft Jones. •»“' The Croker children in their com­ plaint maintained that tb e-jrU J Loans Clearwater Gets Homes I"Please give me a line" were the •CLEA RW A TER, Oct. 2^—OP)— commander's last words before the Clearwater's building permit* fo r1submarine slipped beneath the waSeptember touted 9663,700, an In- ter, L iu asserted, crease of more than 1,000 per cent Both L iu and Ceier were caught T 'erw8*2tf ? ber' ^ ' I “ c? rdlnffto ,n Hnw or antenna and A. K . Selden, building Inspector went down but straggled loose and Included In the new projects were enme to the surface. "« * « 1° t h . * > t e .n d l.o k .d around," Geier decli I counted six heads. The ati of Rome was goin; a few minutes I __________ __ ether boys and I only saw four oi’ them." Only Three Saved. frM trtic U o ii Records Shattered During September; Miami Figures Million In Palm Beach. lectors office last W E£T PALM BEACH, Oct. 2 . ~ am ounU an included LfHtUna and repairs OP)— Building permits issued dur­ ing the month of September in West Palm Beach totaled $1,683,002, and in Palm Beach, $246,600, to data la $5,768,706- which-U two million more than th» total of last y ta i. The residence construction is more than any two previous months and givep Lakeland a record of building a new home every four and a, half hours. On the last day of September 23 permits were tak­ en out fuy new ren'denccs. Up to date permits .f o r 711 new resi­ dences’ have been' issued, ■ Fifty Permits In Behring SEBRING, Oct. 2^-UP)— Build­ ing nermltb fo r September issued through the office of City Clerk A. M. Wolfe number 60, carrying a total of $100,835. Residential con­ struction .predominated, this phase of building work involving $164,* 700. Office buildings costing $6,000, municipal pier costing $1,500 and garage co. i ing $0,700 were the other items included in the per­ mits. Thirty-six homes wore projected during the month, the price rang* lag from less than $1,000 to $10,- .Tam pa Sets Record TAM PA, Oct. 2 ;—UP)—All single month records for construction - were shattered In Tampa during September- with the • issuance of September i 700 building p«rm|ts for project • - involving an aggregate of $5,170,083. Tho previous peak in construc• tlon came in. July with $2,926,21»5 In permits granted. A $1,600,000 hotel, 3 office build"t Inga, scores of Industrial houses wul hundreds of dwellings are In­ cluded In the month’s program. including himself, only three were saved by the boat lowered by the City of Rome. Lira was the first picked up. Ge­ ier said a lighted ring buoy was thrown to him and he was picket up, and that a t that time the steam er had headed about and was ap­ proaching him. R U M RUNNERS MAY SH IFT T O FLORIDA COAST ll E — T M C 1 3 /U .-0 H tiR c s SANFORD, For F ln t Mortgage Loans on Liberal Valuation Basis at 7% Consult ns first when in the m arlut fog funds creed that the prof Macnotta A Si-comi A. P. CONNELLY & SONS no« homestead and as s held in trust, the chi Croker a heir’s portions and dowry, right In suppon of this Million they have , declared that Croker wa * a 1 head of a family under the Floridal state legislation. This declaration is danied in the defendants reply in which it is oointed out that Crqker, following his second msrrlage, lived upon the properties only at intermittent pe­ riods and-that he was not. "a head of a family In this state," They contend that the properties were purchased only cnrsn invest-) sent bash and that at tid time did Croker use or express ap intention to use the lands as a homeaftatfA-. 1 The defendants maintain th.i ! the deeds of conveyance between Real Estate Brokers and Salesmen must .pay Croker, Alice Eccleatan .and Mrs.) Croker and between Mrs. Croker,, City License Promptly.' Temporary license will and McDonald and between Mc­ " ■*.- * ’ V * I * pyi f | f * * '* * Donald and the Palm Beagh estates1 be. issued until bond can be applied for arid apwere made In legal fashion'^with *■ - I * t V, „ ia r * ^ m ,* "... * "valuable consideration ■being giv­ proved. Each Broker required to furnish $2,500 en.1 It in charged In .th e. bill of • t , complaint that the, transactions Bond and each salesman $1,000.00 Bond. were not legal inasmuch as po con­ siderations were made in eiihsr Instance. • ; ^ ^ CITY REAL ESTATE LICENSE Enormojis profits DUE OCTOBER 1,1925 a re made. Profit is the big reason fo r the rapid de­ velopm ent of our poultry industry. F eed Red C6mb P o u ltry -Feeds for m axim um results. ELLEN HOY, T ax Collector. Elm-and Coinnierci Evening Uusines Class HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Maxwell. Every Monday. Wednesday and Friday Evening 7 & 9 Beginners may enter, at any time Two In Small Boat End Record Journey Are You Open to Conviction?! | A D V E R T I S I N G * *T H EAPS T o N l 'S H T I O V d f? AM C X T R A S p » tr< 2 .) n e - N Act Quick i tv H C N C V e f? T s e e . a H d H T > IT MANCES fdCS T H IM K oc° ON T H E S E ! We tell you that we use Reg­ ular $10 nnd $50 Woolens in j d lots on 3rd Street within ten these Made to Order 2-Piece minutes walk of post office. Suita at New street, paying paid. Many nice new Spanish bun­ galows In the vicinity. Advertisements are the news Priced For Quick Sale L A T P t c s a kj*p c s c n t u c m c -m : iA/H<sjsie,ve./t i A M A M C O M S 'D I A N F A I L S T o M A K & A \ H IT WITH H13 “BUM H U M O R AND TRICES T o R A I3C . A M U S H G U Y IN G P E O P L E A L / IM ISN C S. IT ik e s <50 311 First National Bank Loans in THIS 1SI£/\T TO IO N COOK. A T -G u t A 1 1 bis in Rose Court The price will m advanced $500. each after Saturday, Sept us quick about these. Terms. * MONEY AVAILABLE A man can't understood why a women cant understand why“ he .'in't underhand. --------- * ALBANY, N. Y„ Oct. 2.— C/P)The eighteen foot motor hoot Transcontinental, which has been making u journey across the North Americun continent by water, left hero Thursday afternoon on Its a IT R S U R V I V O R S i " * * to New York Ulty and the end of U" w y ***. • After « atop off OF — Building permits issued for GIVE t i l V Hi DETAILS U H j I A IL iH U H °v«rn1*ht at C a ^ iH , the craft wl" construction work in Jacksonville n p r L ' M T I M C A C T l ? ! ? start the Inst leg of its trip today. represented a total valuation of $1,- K H jL /H i XN l i U O A f t l H itt The Tr&nsconinentnl left Astoria. Ore., In May. 720.070, the city building inspection ■" John E. Hoag nnd Frank S. Wil­ announced at close of business to-j (Continued from Pago One) day. The total Included $1,100,000 Gclor thought they were rubbing, ton, who with a dog made up the for a new hotel and $418,775 forf Lieut. Dobson pleaded for a lino ciew of the ernft, logged 5,680 from the City of Rome Lira said. miles In their journey, which was t » hew dwellings. made entirely by water (ynept come 400 miles spent on the soli­ portage across the continen­ BY CONDO tary E\ EUT TRU E tal divide. <SC5 Beautiful furnished home in Rom. Court thai one can afford to own. p art gg ,* Over a period of three years can be arrahfl M e c r a t ON TH CL T O O in y And We Mean It! $1500 E ach Term s 1-3 cash, balance sem i­ annually. of every-day things that concern 3-Piece Suit or Overcoat at $29.50 made to your order and guaranteed! „ you most. THE be complete without them. Mitchell-Shipp Realty Co. 316 First National Bank Sanford Fla. No newspaper would JACKSON’S Ready to W ear 2nd Street. •Ufe L„ i' ' ■' J. �tftUitfif made’’* land I 0 y e t Prospective Three 8t'nd ay ? hunters Wew L «&ish w » not to , 1 § j thrust Into thb Akira •by operatives. of the -State, a«n checks for res- Game end J*Uh Department U *t W E M O DISTE 8 HQPPE Etftnnco fcf reser«Ve Unique In u One of tjie origiqU^to have been i now open ready f o r the S jtT fiS S S i* fall strin g , ’ • X t p m * commissioner, !!!, a Erie-, uQKpughridura ,du' Mrs. Geo. Brockhahn S fr& sn l * here on • r? n i E; jnd SU iba In the Spanish- S >y pleaded suOty In court mid . , A little over ,a ; obtaining permisGovcrnment, D .' P< s iis u k ia s in i m Cans V WotPouiMpIii E v ety G ro cery ^ * W h o te W h i M t ^ d - Q r a h i t t r i ^ P l o u r .!P worth of this work mptttqa or underway, rad tropical flowers of i being planted on. the quickly os the dredges a and steam .shovels the C ity 'of l i i S u f a park there. ^Desert Land looming With ite .il . i _t-~ '* Standard % r a t t s Do£ and Puppy'CAkes. •• 6 lbs G^drgia1Yams \ Potatoes ....... -....... .. ■ • ’ -V <]■ F ren ch P eas, Fren ch Sardines, F reh ch Mud! Fren ch Anchovies, Chinese B ean , Sproiitte No. 2 cans New Pack .. Tom atoes r * m A i i ■■ " "i'iB I m i J No. 2 Cans Purity Peas ■ U O ;k S ? t o Pumpkifal Nice F a t • tJ-n Mackerel K it rushes like the wijnl ■ N o.t-lC ftn E p ra lrii;'th e grasshopper Sliced PineappUV fi vegetaUpniHher*! are the K rt, ' rolling' prairies, the ■ io lbs B e s t . Granulated n ) hills afui the dry, sandy. ■ Sugar •*-•**■»»*•*•*»tj|M#••#»•*» That over night niny run it , flood wptcr ‘from n audidburat ■. Plenty of C ortots, B eets, Parsnips, Cabbage, Ruta, n l> ’.this- western country, Turnips, Tomatoes, - Celery, Lettuce, Turnip Greens, ’, has (orre a gradual' Cranberries. ' ; 1 V " . . •^ i , eg the cold steel of the low iifhmtf' fcVbf ‘westward, has under the buffalo sod and APPLES ie soil for diversified agri•vLnst year the 24 counties S i s Th«rc.c . w f c Suey Sauce* A -l Sauce Mint Sauce 1: r No. 1 cans, Dew Kiat Peas. m n n u iiiiM M * * * * * * ! ■* - .4 * t * f V * Rose Lim e Ju ice. * -o.Wt D orsey’s Ri*ead, Stone’s Cakes, Blue Valley ‘Blitter. Richelieu Coffee, . FANCY DRESSED rn»‘>* 277— PHONES— 2 7 6 ' If It Is Good To E a t W e H a v e I t WESTERN POT ROAST OF B E E F .... ,4m > vhr i mo1i At Your Door A&P’s Extrem e Low Pri ces on high quality grocer ies Save You Money. B you*; prop­ erty is priced jrightjwe'Kave h buyer for Get Your* Share of the Su vings. Below Maine Cobblers “Money Saved Is . Money Made’ 6 Guest B a r s ..... 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Itchall Victor Lawton dWd Newt found tha Chicago . dropped Into hii b p power This to do with it a t; ha pi a what be did, actor counts in tha Chicago office: He irajt lorrelied whom Victor ithem: n his ltfwtlmw and jn u at “I know that a rely for aucctss on newxpaper«ly on bankera. If men. as banka rel and you you want my aadvice, d ....... — ought not to need it, I will give t to you. But I want you to de­ cide what aught to be done, and do it* AU l ask of you b to prove to ma that Victor Lawson showed good Judgment when he made you its. chief assistants and to agree among yoqnelves.” r.ij. the leaya off to d a y s * , aprvei*. 1 the Mgrossest inefficiency and mismanagethis he was relieved of his command in Texas, A t ,f?od. m* ny iokas crayked-about the j w . Officers List, and machinery was his court martial. v" ■' (S Journal. n brok«3wX . ha was summoned to Washington . to testify bfe. idOnt Coolidge’s Court of Inquiry.. Colonel Mitchell I t stern a'to be *•*, out front. San Antonio with eight volumes— or was it tons about government that* costs the leas it ia wn ‘ constructive argum ent as to why the United .States Unburg Sun. Id have a Department of National Defense with a uni­ fied aifc service. Now he la engaged in presenting these arguments to th e startled members of the court. ljt* m Wjf» ;V C B u t who this m in Mitchell was before last winter, what he dhl or Where he came from, very few newspaper readers can remember. Only a few can recall every having Oil W ei! ' Sunk—HwJiihemfd of him before this recent controversy was begun. As so, we fear, a^e the rtjiiej ^ lollttl to nia hobbles, habits, achievements and personality, they TH E NEW York World dwindled w e.alm ost totally ignorant. So Bob Washburn of the Bos­ n tho hands of Ja y Gould; the ton Traisacript has written a few facts about Colonel Mitchell Herald, Sun, Press, Mail, in New ___ Morning headaches »r« i m ay prove interesting. He w rites: York, and half a doien other news­ «d by defective vision; a papers out of New Yorh,T<faded ia a picturesque/ person. He ia ity to visualise, correctly away like sickly infants in tho j £ :■ a old. H e comes out of the Wept, paclty.—W est Palm Beach hands' of Frank Muqsey, able busi­ ■ nore courageous and skillful sol**"■■ ' '/I! i __ _ /-J* ness man and financier, but with Well, there is' plenty ■45 f> ■ fir dier and aviator in the Army than he, not only this a lofty intellect and Incapable of tr:*,• .if--’ F.- - ■ U rn . In this drought ^ •descending to the humdrum details bfat few have touched him. He has been in all wars, land, even If there Isn’t aa_ of new: rwper work — Ip other except the Rebellion and Revolutionary wars. He is to apeak of.—Nashville Osrv words, not a newspaper eessentially s s e n t i a l lfriendly ..................in social communion. He.suffers " f. J * < ; Gould, Munsey and c from one me affliction, an independent fortune, H is lm ness men. with nawpp Evolution their hands, might hive dpna much done, ite ancestor hangs well on a library wall. Men M i 3. snvs better had they known whose children are crying for bread and for Fords in­ believe the J . Mitchell knows—that cline, more than he, towards respecting their supe­ ocrat. ' wi r» tf newspaper man to run a riors. The colonel is not trammeled by this disability. ft, per, but it takes a railroad man to / He is a restless spirit. He Ib a good deal of a lover run a railroad and d good peanut 5ft vender to run a peanut siapd. of outdoor life, in many ways. He has a string of PIC T U R ED B Y MOBS a helpful deed. horses. We saw him a t the National Horse Show . ARKANSAS GAZETTE * will bring you just-the hope PRESIDENT COOUDGE, how nd happtneswywi need.;-' ; £ across the bridge in Virginia. The grounds do not are you Impresicd by the testimony f- v ■ »■> - vKaw It la thb misfortune of the South negro inmate of a state institu­ measure up to their name. He rode several entries. of Major Ralph Rdyce hcfert1Vour If the douda should gather round thgt isolated act* of meb violence tion for the insane killed a nurse. air board! i Alin He wag In uniform. He wore the habiliments of a ^ yon. -> ' i It isn’t necessary to ask. Every should color its social life and She was the head of the occupa'soldier, perhaps through the great, long and charac­ then *.Trn intelligent American knows your character in the eyes of the rest of tional department i f the asylum teristic patience of Joh n 1 Weeks. Mitchell is quite 'bttiaU youll and she was passing the negro common sense and sound Judg­ tha country. 1 I*-1 v: Just tha a -timber-topper. One m ust be to watch not only the ment. V ckra of wholesome advertising ward, when she was attacked and i>.- r But, for the benefit of .some of^the favored region of the World beaten to death. A horrible and top-rail, but a t all times to maintain a keep eye on HIGHEST AIM their trou newspapers and obsolete ipilitary mity be largely nullified by one heart-rending thing. But it must the gallery, as he does. and naval "higher ups” that op­ awful inddept In which some mob be remembered that this negro He is a glutton for public notice, besides whom Woe, pose an independent air force, to sterns determined to outdo bloody was insane and on inmate o f a The young man who aspires to a successful ca^ rilatnp of'" kind even Babe Ruth seems to turn away from a hot-dog. ublic institution - f o r " tho insane. publish as widely sm possible one Apaches Of other ddys. reer should make character and education his oreover his deed was simply the * - • * / ' v* r part of Major Royce’a testimony, A front-page headline in the morning press does not In newspapers work at Milwau­ impulse of an unbalanced mind and ns public service, aald: "L ast year !0< / highest aim. Diligent work, faithful saving-and1 kee is Craddock Goina, a native of alienate his affections from his matutinal eggs, that had none of the featurea of the ' ! ^ IV 1 >•' ' T was inspected, by eleven generals, the Sduth, a man who knows-the is, if it concerns himself. It cannot be said, accurate­ regular bank deposits are a great help, in giving »cd*<; love sad This old vriiri and not one of them ever .even South and Is devoted to its inter­ crime that has caused so many ly , th at the colonel will be heard from, because he al­ goodness; negroes to be lynched. Y e t the ooked at my airplane. Theklwere earn.accuracy, to your aim. Your* account is invited. ests. Wisconsin people are now ready has been. In his comfort he is a medley, like a ntercsteii only In''the clothing of sdjkin! ikipg Information about * the mob took this insane negro from the Imitated men, in saluting, and s<3\jth and Mr. Goins has been ask- a' state institution, chained him to thoroughbred with a sizable spavin. He appeals and the cleanliness of my klfchen and ed to write newspaper articles, a tree and beat him to death with 496 Interest M d on'B arings Accounts yet we shrink, w ith!a touch of sympathy and sorrow. barracks. dealing with' this great part of tha a pick handle. If his wap .not Can't someone save him 7 Ho is worth it. r. Mellon put the K. 0 . on country. ••He met one man, "a savagery and barbarism then no *Y° ' ' Who's Who in America also contains a few facts about MR. PRESIDENT and readers cUar^ high grade sort of man,” who wild tribesmen were ever guilty savagery and barbarism when chetl which .would tend to indicate that he is not just an generally, what would yo.u, think of Intenns to locate in Mississippi) of they toitured and burned victims K irif'S S Sf. » rd ijIa ry .i* in d ija m ro B L w ju a tJw S h a iu u 'ii.S A k liy U jd a l 1 whnso M I lble’ .tof vrith_ an - associate, and - operate n sq unfo'tunaU,aa;totfnH into tiwia y*« l»«B It »;,• j p train, i f , they confined themse! lemselvea Mr. Goina found that this Wiscon- hands. Many of the terrible crimes com­ to inspecting the uniforms o(,£| U ajliL {n an had always harbored some irs or porters, after unfosttiiate Ideas abput the South, mitted in, other .parts of,the; coun­ man conductors tho clcanlinesa is < of the and persons In his neighborhood Ighborbood try and much of the violence are STR EN G TH - SERVICE - PR O G R ESS and never asked a queti.ion about earnestly deprecated his decision to charged to the presence of, unastho locomotive. leave; Wisconsin and go to .live simiiated colonies of foreigners iH iis iis is u H im iiiis iiM m iilM iiu iu u afaong people whom they pictured whp are American in nothing ex­ cept their residence, and even that THIS NATION needs an air force as "barbarians.” So Mr. Goins may be more or less temporary. controlled by men that under­ sought to inform him about the In the South we boast that we are stand Hying, men that are inter­ South1and he told the •Manufac­ almost wholly Anglo-Saxon. The ested in tne difference between turers Record, to which he ap- men who poured oil over a negro’s an all metal monoplane and a ppaiff for special data, that ho be- body in Mississippi and burned weak cloth mado biplane, more lievee this Wisconsin man’s going him at stake were Anglo-Saxoi^, And 6 room house, Garage... Paved street on '•,i: than in neat uniforms, or service to Mississippi will open the way Thoir families have been American for Jdany mom of his neighbors saluting. for generations. The same may bo Crystal Lake, $6,500. Providence, taking care of the to do likewise. said of the men who in Georgia set birds, put in charge of them the ARight after this Southern man n new muik for mob savagery. brains of birds, not the brains of m Wisconsin had vouched for the These were Incidents of Anglo6 rooms and bath in Sanford, ail conveniences JG^OO.ypI rabbits or turtles. character of the Southern people Saxon civilization, which wo say Why should this nation, depend- agafist-allegations of- “cruelty” with pride and satisfaction hat its 6 room house on lurge lot in Paola, $1,250.00 ; ,ng for its safety in war, upon d “ ‘barbarism’’ that were unfor- great shrine in the Southern states [lying machine.*, and flying men, pye eurrent a mob in Mississippi of this union. We believe our An3 acres in bearing orange grove near-Paolli, $4,509.09 put the nation's flying department sell a negro, accused of an atro­ glo-Scxon heritage by such savag' under the, control of human rab­ cious crime, poured oil over his cry and we show ourselves re bits from the navy or turlos from jpdjr and burned him at the stake, creunt to Anxin-Snxon devotions to {orhaps if we had sufficient pbw- inw by our abject failure to pros the arm y! of physical vision we might see rente and punish those who do e friends and neighbors of the frightful murder as mobs. NOT FAR from the train on The L. SIMMONS Sales Manager ; •* ^ isconsin man, those who sought hope for redeeming the South which this is written in Arkansas City, Kans., there lives a dog, name t# turn him from Jiis decision to from mob savagery Ties in a flam­ i 08 Magnolia Ave. Phone J^17| aTe in Mississippi, going to him ing public sentiment against' de­ unknown, and all tho rest of his life that dog will believe in mira- i« th copies of newspapers telling fiance and overthrow of law and this savagery in that state. clos. in certain and condign punishment ■ U M u a H ia a M H ia ai a H a a a a U a M ttM a ia M n ii His owner, probably dead by - W^hin two days there was worse for those who brand all the South this time, was Warren Hardy, savagery in Georgia; if anything and its people with the bloody TWO LOTS FA CIN G E A S T pm an of quick temper. Seising c^iuld ,bc worse. At Millcdgcville a I work of their own barbarism. One of the Best Locations in the City hisa shotgun by the end of the years old. Wo may hear from him barrrcl, Hardy hit thb do$ with the I $750.00 Each butt. , Neither he noi1 the dog again, TH A T THIRD TERM M Y F A V O R IT E STO RIES knew the gun wan losded^Hardy ’■ -------- o-------LOT ON H U G H E Y S T R E E T MIAMI HERALD By IRVIN S. COBB Tho French accuse ua of being ia in the hospital, and probably Between Park and Magnolia "gold diggers,” hut after all that's wont recover. , Friends of President Coolidgc Apparently it did not occur to Toward dusk, the bridegroom In Chicago a vaudeville comed­ nut much worse than being "phos­ $1,750.00 phate diggers” of •the kind the ian married a lady who wae like­ went to tho telephono and called A LL IN one second tho dog felt are dismayed that the third term Mr. Blythe, or the editor who or­ wise connected with the profession up his hotel and asked to bo con­ the blow, heard the explosion, saw idea should be mentioned when dered him to write the article, that Double Corner A p artm en t House Site i French are. t Immediately after the ceremony nected with his room. Hip new wife hid cruel master stretched on the his .name is written or spoken. he was hhnsolf doing much “ third -V Close In * .4 term tom-tomming.” In one para­ Associated Presa despatches tells I fffl his bride in her room and answered. In u slightly husky voice ground, knowing nothing about They seem to believe that ho graph of 19 lines “third tei-m'' ap­ gunpowder. That dog will nlwaya •thould not bo treated as other of three persona Seriously injured w®nt 10 noare:»' blind tiger ho snid: Corner Lot on Union Avenue “ Is that you. friend wife! Well, bollevo in . miracles, and alio in .» men, that he is not subject to the pears six times and in another par­ when the automobile in which they where, meeting a number of very agraph of 15 lines tho hated words A Good Buy .... -»W this is friend husband. I ju:C mado — congenial friends, ho proceeded to special providence that avenges same theories and condition* that were riding was crowded off the nre found five times. Timt is cer­ a date for dinner. How’re things celebrate the recent event fitting­ dogs, when they are hit with the surrounded other individuals, road by another. There is only tainly putting the third term la­ butt end of a gun. i Samuel G. Blythe has an article bel, badge, insignia, stamp, pen­ one place for road hogs and thut’s ly. Several huppy hours passed. breaking for y o u !" ia tho Saturduy Evening Post in jail. IT IS foolish, however, to say headed "Third Term Totn-Tom- nant, stigma, seal and brand oni y ■ » --------- a---------T H E T U R K AGAIN the lest* you understand, the more ftiors" In which he objects to any Mr. Coolidge with enthusiasm and REALTO R "Shoott officer!'' cried the sub­ pertinacity. MACON TELEGRAPH I readily you believe In {mraclcs. tglklof a third term for Mr. Cooldued-looking individual as he bar­ Having finished the unexpired Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 , . j;, The radio is a genuine miracle idgo. Not that he objects to gived hia. breast, "I admit that I'm un term of Mr. Harding, Mr. Cool­ First National Bank Building. tpe< Tho controversy concerns the oil of science, and it tnkos . intelli­ iftg ^hat eminent if silent Vermon­ Tho Turk can hardly he expectinnocent bystander.”— R. M. M. in ed to havo any gn-at friendship idge was president of the United dal fields of Mosul, of course. Brit- gence to understand It^^A savage SALES FORCE Miami Tribune. Now by gosh, this for tho League of Nations, pa rile- sin has no high and lofty motives wouldn’t understand it or believe ter another term. Indeed he would States before he "was elected to the Heem willing to give him a perma- high office. It matters not whe­ M. M. STEWART DOUGLAS KING' is no joke in Miami. ulnrly since it was formed by the in wishing a renewal for 25, years in it. i l a ' would sitgplx say rfcni; lease of the White House. ther he served three years, eleven - • ---- ---- ----------nations which stripped him of all of the mandate over the Kingdom "w itchcraft” and go his way? IBut he shies at any reference of u months and 30 days or one year Now learned scientists are say­ possessions on the continent of of Irak. Shu obtained the mandate --------- [third term, George Washington’s or month or even a day. Boom­ ing that Adam died of the gout. i Europe and limited his domains in over Mosul at the Peace Confer­ ARCH BROWNLEY wrote an refusal of the honor having set a Then the man who‘ insisted that Asia Minor. Since tho Treaty of ence by bargaining for it. She admirably brief notice, pinned it j dtecedent that it will be difficult ing him for 1928 is booming him for a third term, whether the "Adam had ’em” mu*t have li«id, Versailles, he has regained suffic­ had largely developed the Mosul to the front door of his little res-.tb set aside. booming is done sincerely or is de­ because if he had, he would nevvr ient power and sufficient of his oil fields and wished continued and taurant at Fort Smith, Arkansas, Mr. Rlythc declares that the ceptive and traitorous. have lived long enough to get the old territory, to havo become again uninterrupted exploitation of them, went to tho back room, drank poi­ fting of Mr. Coolidge for a The time may come when people gout the menace of the world's peace. which oho knew she could not gnt son and died. third term is not sincere. He says of the United States will decide ,, _0 . — — ■ Tho farewell notice read: In the w rr which Greece found dis- It Turkey ware given the territorythat it Is done by opponents in hU "I am dead. This u.oro will not own party, what ia know as the It beat 9o overthrow precendent For some tiuw there has been cstrous the Turk rc-took most of More than likely, If Irak had been ___ and elect some man to sjrve lont'■ Old a rumor that the city was going to the territory he had tost in Europe, restored to Turkey, the French, be op4n today.” ,. .Guard. . . . . They r t want , . to„ attach th*0 two terms. But tli^rp Too bad ho died. He should who were said to have backed tho including Constantinople, and evol­ build six or eight fine tennis court* ^he^third term lohf-1 to Coolidgu |no iud.catlons that 1928 will I ,and have them ready for use this ved a strong government that has Turks in tho war with the Greeks, have gone into the newspaper bus­ r r& ti 1* t h ? nf"'lnation may the time nor Mr. Coolidge the L n Fall. As y*t there ia only ono defied ail the agencies of world would have obtained the oil con­ iness. A dozen editorial chairs need be avoided on th* theory that he But lots of water win flow In men able to write briefly and to cessions. ii„i that is overcrowded every af- peace. ‘ nominated lltlc.1 stream. hefore the neU S ' — I- OT 113 HIGHLAND S T R E E T —^ It is an ugly situation, one which the point as Arch Brownley wrote Iha^ thi. defeat will be tolerably I public*,. oon. And Fall ia already hsie. • In the newest controveay over National C o m m it t e e _ the Mosul area, in the Kingdom bodes no good to the world. Drit- in his forty-second and last year, j certain. The "third lird t«rn» tom- meets and the third term talk mi-v ■ —* j^omming" is nr. e ffon to kill with |cease n spite of Mr. Blythe S j S j w Yovk has high buildings of Irak, which the League of Na­ ain does not relhiulnh lightly her | ___ th MR. SARGENT, the able irentlc- findne congested traffic; the New tions put under Britain's mandate, valuable concessions over $1750 Cash—Im m ediate A cceptance 1other third term tom-tom mere. 1 dtbni prepared to!m an appointed Attorney .General spiral ;h blood pressure and the Turk has taken thu attitude world. The Turk Iver,-—Plant City Cour- that Mosul Is Turkish® territory defend his tights, eveii to a war |by President Cooil dge, has a mot* she in tr.* Irak hills. The League o n to , earnestly recommended to thoso cferoed, Attorney General Sargent hi pressurc pressure ami -mi Turkey luraey will win possess it if ii sne and fnd R. E . S H I V E R - •IhUed Stales zjpjjef, **I believe in minding m> weather if you>will refill™ *u h? not.confined to j has to whin Britain. The League Nations, hi a crisis, has not c - VVesgue of llew own CTisinesa ” U . , that Into « World Court or * weague her?* There aare r e ,o f Nations r.as side-stepped the ls- erted the power which it cJWter,-* 1 Uncle Sam had that same motto, j * J* you ‘*on1 Uke art* Hamms, ite right down sue and has referred it to tho When reporters asked him about! in the daya of Geo-ge Washington.(finding it disagreeable, loo.— ^parbe put in tho same World Col^rt at The Hague for se t­ compose the difference. 822 May S t r e e t ^ — — | Jacksonville, Fla tanburg Sun. things with wbh’h he is not con- He would do well t? stick Loi t. weakly stepped aside tlement. }' • ■ ■ h i m a i M i u i n i i s i i tf tjo jiH B g a a x x a x itf x x x f • ■ ■ M l -. ‘'r* • / . "...AS:*-/- a party rabid shouting need not be taken seriously. Says Who’s f —=;o' fir\ / ■4; England c*ngmnc3 ha* placed a tax'upoii Who: William Mitchell, army officer; b. of Am. parents, at tings. Double taxation, an Nice, France, Dec. 29, 1879; s. John Lendrum and Harriet villa stpckii it wore. * Danforth (B eck er), M .; A. B. George Washington U„ 1899; distinguished grad. Army sch. of The Line 1908; grad, ’ The only'thing we hsve against Army staff Coll. 1 9 0 9 ; m. Elizabeth Miller, of Grosse Points, Colprtel Mitchell is that M eant Mich. Oct. 1 1 ,1 9 2 3 . likes him ,too.well. ■ ■ — ! On Btaff of Gen. FJtzhugh Lee in Cuba; participated in Sanford's building activity du­ phillipplne Campaign, 1899; completed constrn. Alaskan ring the summer months has been telegraph system, 1903; in Europe as military observer in. nothing short of pbenominal. 1914 and went to front with French aviation; first Am. of­ . trff -------ficer to fly over the lines; comdr. air units of 1st Army and Tha> Tampa Telegraph, something new . in Tam pa newspapers, later chief of A.‘ S. of group of armies in Argonnc offensive; ill bo Issued for tho first time at St. Mihiol commanded largest aero concentration in his­ unday. tory of the world; participated in Am. operations a t Cambrai, Somme defensive, Champagne-Marne, Aiane-Marne, *------0----i— • If they don’t got that submarine Oise-Aisno, St. Mihiol, Meuse-Argonne and in defensive sec­ raised pretty soon, they will have tor, also 8 French and English operations. Awarded D. S. to postpone operations until next Spring on account of the Icebergs. M. and D. S. C. (U. S . ) ; croIx do guerro with 5 palms and Comdr. Logion of Honor (F rem ih ); Companion Order of St. -----,—o-------It has at last come to tho point Michael and St. George (B ritis h ); Commends of S. S. Mauwhere the.Gramfnar School child­ rizie e Lazzaro, Whr Cross and Grand Officer Crown of Italy ren’s only chance is to pray for an (Italian !. Episcopalian; Cluba: Metropolitan, Chevy Chase, earthquake. * Army and Navy, Congressional, Riding and Hunt, Rock — o— — Florida Factt says an acre of Creek hunt. Office; Chief of A ir Service. (alery'land wi*l bring a profit of --------------------------------------- o----------------9874.86 a year. That’s right, at PICTU RES A R E the consolers of loneliness.— Washing­ le a st,' lm ’t it, boys? .JbT.'j ton Irving. -oBob LaFollctte, recently eloctrd ---------------------------------------o--------------------------------------by Wisconsin to fill his father’s PR A Y E R IS T H E spirit speaking truth to Truth.— Bailey. placo in tho Senate, is only thirty S a il 'la . Beautiful L ak e F ro n t Lot S LAKE MARY E. F. L A N E A Real.’./. llB a rgain | P �' r»'3t TiU3 ■' .* •J’ JS&tfM2K£t i —.vV^rKr.*- 1 r Editor _ _ 'HOB* g .g — -------- 'll FASHION R EV U E THURSDAY NIGHT AT M ILANE TH EA TER PRESENTS ATTRACTIVE STYLES OF FA L L . OM jrtar-LeM le Wi Tallahassee— J . T, i ___ Okeechobee City--John ,le sDel). sfa e a *.a s * Sanford— Harton Mabry, bert Messer, Warner , S c a t s " ., John Schirard, John Brumly. St. Petersburg-Frank Phipps. Bt. Augustine— Stewart Bates. p+ls *■■ r, -l • “ L i.;1 , fi mu h [ Ilf»rt-r coat of auedc velour in the MW. cWkoo .hade, whfch followed the ■1 r v M * flaring: lines with a draped side effect, A collar, cuffs end band n te tln i of Ol across the draped side, of muffloon be held at J « l 5 o ^ U l e- S ? i v e n K fe*Hmlth. Flrat llothofur, added' the aeaion'n touch of ara I * style. With this coat she wore a WInthrop Randolph, Walter Mar, -■ » i\' hat of bright, brown velour with shall. Gainesville— A. A. Murphrfet, Jr., an ornament of buttons and bril­ with much anticipation wid»lways ryan Hiers. B ttU will m U rr enjoyed.! The gowns which were liants. Tampa—Joe Rays. O - > & $ ; BirMff tall Miss Cora Hill, who la Sarasota—Charles Walpole.i on Park. Avakov. •hown this season were graceful blonde type, made a moat tlful than any selection - f * * 1* has Ocala— John Troxler, Ja attractive mode] in a two-piece day been aho'wn before. ^ . Meffert, Mike Knight, ‘ A drawing room scene vriin dreai .with jumper of untarntah>*4 Tallahassee— Charles Ausley. will be held a t J n y Shaded lights, .p g te j *»d able metal cloth In Persian, blue Pensacola—William Fisher. ottock. brocade with long, tight fitting Chlpley—C. Butler. aleevea and high, close fitting neck , Alpha Tau Omega Pledgs*. „ iy .- . - 7 s line. The skirt waa of black satin Live Oak— Revls Butler, Ralph in Club will fneet with an Inverted pleat. A small Draw. r black fejt hat with a narrow brim, W ilh A 9tPetersburg—Billy Buhner, gu cvvciiiuurK—oil " aJ S O T S waa trimmed with silver ribbon Hop" r Ew.4.j Phial, Phlel, Jack Ro Rowe.' Cooper and lira, 1 -■ _. ■. . tSm» costumes were made » « • an d Ike wore black patent pumps Sebrlng— C. J , Brysson. ■ * with nude hose. a tS c tiv e by the many b«nU fuj »F t. - Lauderdaler-MuurTY Brymn. wlU meet at 8:30 accessories, whlch wvre t o l x n d M agnificent Stock of Latest Designs in Lew Waist Line Predominated Tallhhaase—Stephens Caaseaux. .. John McKee a t y many to have been th e b e it eeMini Hill wore for her’ bontr Gainesville—Christy Summers. rk Avenue. setion seen here for mvenil yarn. number a beautiful dinner gqwn of Sarasota— Walter C<owart, Jerry Uve meetThe model's shoeii w ire fur GOODS, WATCHES, JE W E L R Y , SILVERW ARE, CLOCKS, n Auxiliary _ , J S hy IJoyd Shoe Store and imported chiffon, sprinkled with Ludwig. j ‘*(U •, meaallons embroidered In silver. A Daytona— Roy Embry. • o’clock. & IVORY GOODS an d GLASSWARE X ?. idea 1 of the attractive­ ' . : West Palm Beach— Fred Gunter. business and so- ness and diversity of j p j j ? ™ the low waist line was formed where « 4 4 -■ • a* r * godets of solid, black chiffon edg­ Tampa—John Hobbs, Fred thw.T , u cu *» 111.' t. ■ numD Th# Jcwela which* H* ed with g r « / fur were set In. She ALSO A F U L L LIN E OF SPECIAL TROPHY CUPS i church at $ ‘80 fL v K / ' 8enfords new (eweler, wore a great picture hat of bls4k Woods, Tom Watraius. : Leesburg— Fred Hurlong, v , . .. £ J i .h « d added much to th* ^ velvet with a silver faced brim Lakeland— Carl Owenby. 1 ' . * As did the many beautiful rolling from the face. Her pumps Jacksonville—Charles Tutewller. hleh are new with the Spec- were of black satin with stitching! J Sigma Uo Pledges. < of white. She wore flesh hose. \ / Richard Graves, Curfy WittWith charming dignity vMra. A John Allen, Compton French, Mar­ o’clock In fh U / | / I K. Power.* was beautiful as a raod- ion Mathis, Thomas Watson, Carm m yi fp el. She waa exceedingly lovfly }n 1°V Anderson, John Markham, i3 Iff-’ * ' ' an afternoon gown of black crepe John Chryst, Robert Bishop, Ber­ ONLY A, LIM IT E D N UM BER S last evening as was evidenced romain that featured gathered wick Anderson, Henry Ayers,. Joe by the warm applause given each nel, edged with grey fur falling Mason, Robert Cornwell, Francis number. The program follows: n low the hem line at each aide of Duties’ W hite G o l d G ents'W hite and Ladies' Solid Silver Dorris Hobart,iJuvenils Dmices; the skirt. A large, black hat of vel­ Ramsey, Robert Mathis, Robert Untsiener. Miss Cora Hill, Selections; H. C. vet was trimmed with flowers 0 - Filled W rist W atches '■ Compacts Green Rolled Phi Delta Theta Pledges. Clause, Special Vocal Numbers; silver cloth. Shefcr grew hose ant Double and single with black, Gainesville—Pinky Brinson. Miss Margaret Cowan, Reading:*; very high heeled black Satin pumps imon of Daytona Latest Designs Sanford— Sam Byrd. ailk cqrd (ft the very latest deGuff Links Maxine Brockham, with cut steel buckles, complete iy in Sanford. rH ■' the costume. » . f t K E c" ^ E‘rt Strong has accept special at $1.50 ‘ Mrs. Powers also wore a band Special a t $10.50 a t $5.50 Jacksonville — Marshall Me* the Yowell Com- hglut's Orchestra. some dinner gown of deep, rich Clung, John Glnter. Each number as it was present purple georgette with a rubtly Miami—Floyd Mein. A’ •d was quite worthy of description bloused bodice and snug girdle W'ltin St. Augustine—Bob Musgrsve, for without exception they were ■tt of Jacksonville is low and broad above a oil! skirt, George Trogden. few days on business beautifully selected costumeit and which was draped over a slip o: OJ .j Oto; Tampa— Bob Smith. *■* -v * ‘ . A ^ |(* modeled with charm. ‘* . inr. ‘ififi ■Miss Margaret Cowan, who is of tqetallic lace. She wore,with thl Kappa Sigma Pledges. • Urge picture hat of purple wi a vivacious small brunette type, Tampa—Guy Moore, Morris Lu­ t J r ,, Is. having his uneven brim, trimmed.with velvet aids removed today was exceedingly amart in a ’boyish, flowers atid pumps of blonde satin cas, Jr., Clay Thompson, F. Daughtery, A. L, Anderson. tid-Laughton- Hospital. alim two-piece sport frock of sand with nude hose. [ It'tv charmeen, wjth flowing tie of pen­ Gainesville— Joe Waugh. Telephone 442 joss 'A16 Magnolia A ve. French Model Is, Attractive , cil blue and-(latching little bide Jacksonville — L. Dohne, by , Barrow of Manning, plo Mrs. A. W. Epps was a most re­ Next Door to Cham ber of Commerce -the guest o f ‘ Dr. and handkerchief tucked into the pock­ freshing picture of blonde lovell- Bryan, Tom Marshall, J r . I bun ,y.dt et. which was cut into the tucked Winter Haven— Kenneth Recker, Hobson Thursday at South Sanford band, forming the bottom of the n es» In -the many gowns that she W. Thomas. PROMPT A |*I> EFFICIENT? SE R V IC E GIVEN ON A L L REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING tunic. The n W t skirt was-given wore, and waa particularly attrac­ Lakeland— W. Huffman, E. Sapa bit qf fullness by an inverted tive In a copy of a French model Pington. teat placed in front. A close-fit- of b|ack satin-faced canton with . ' ... .. "4' 4 * ■ St. Petersburg— R. Walker. . ■ 1 SL-Andrews— Roy Laird. sport'hat of san d ,felt waa long (ties of bright green and full sleeves of grey crep<) phlf* Miami— L. Dps Jardines. Vfhleh were 'heavllyembrAidi ', 'Palnt>.Ccnch'**N. :Wii‘Brown:1,1'» with steel heads and tied at ed a,brigh t French doll Cocoa— B. F. Cooper, ve a delightful dash of col­ the hand with green ribbons. The wh cb Lake City— Bruntloy Branson. ^ ^ .. i. , ’ ri v _■____ •_j .i. i ...................J same beaded grey icrepe chlffcn 'Munroe B. Hutton or J o the, picture. St. Cloud— S. Guesses. ‘ bell u’eeves and a decid­ was used to form a gracefully flar­ , Miss Mary Louise Indiana— W. Castor. ampa, * With ' Paul ed wals. line were outstanding (en­ ed flounce, upon the bottom. She AnduUslo, Ala.— L. C. O'Neal. ^ r’to Gainesville Sfct- ures of another gown which Mias wore a large picture hat with a Sigma .Chi Pledges. snd the FIorlda-Mer- Cowan delightfully modeled. It was rolling brim with metalic silver Gainesville— Jack Boggs, Glenn game. of black satin with inserts of bands facing. She wore grey hose and Pless. of buchara satin, upon which large sllppeni of black patent with ono Sanford— De La Harris. J , E. Wathen nhd rosea were embroidered in soft strap. Daytona Beach— Alden Smith. Thursday from tone * She wore a gay little hat She was a fascinating picture in F t. Lauderdale— Lawrence Wilg. :h where Mrs. Wathen of buchara velvet, trimmed with a dance f.ock of airy black chif­ West Palm Bench— Howard Cro­ have been spending roses and tulle-bound with gilt. fon with a boiloWy pleated skirt mer. Mr. Wathen has been Her pumps were of black patent of uneven hem line and bodice of Sarasota—Jack Wlac. for the past three with extremely hl»h heela. She twinkling rhinestones and cut quite Iola, Kansas— Hfenry Menxlc, wore rose beige hose with them. low. The slightly lifted waist line Cy Potter. was marked with a ribbon girdle List of 8. A. E . Pledgee. Attractive Dinner Gown Made By Coed ?ra of the T. E. L. Goof Bowyer, Buck Frederick, Misa Lillian Shinholscr, who is and corsage of burnt orange. This Baptist Church are • tall beautiful brunette, was ex was worn over a slip of flesh col Lee Ballad, Jack Judy, Julian present Sunday morn- ceedlngly lovely in each of the cos­ ored satin. She woro fleti’i hose Markham, Red Huntsman, Buster Twelve beautiful styles of fine Crepe Satins, teacher, ‘Mrs. A. K tumes which she modeled. She wai. and black sdtin pumps with rhine­ Brown, Angus McKinnon, Billis returned from har va- Indeed a lovely picture In a soft stone buckles. Thomas, Bill Ward, George.Dsvis, H eavy Crepes and B albriggan, every style »y are also urged to be rose crepe romain dinner gown, Mejvln Nelson, Perry Bryan, Tom Juvenile Dresses Modeled londuy at 3:30 o’clock at which was a sleeveless model with d ifferen t— A pleasing note wns added to the Berryhlll, Franklin Toole, Dutch for jt business aiyl so extremely low wslst-llne. The skirt showing by the juvenile models, Stanley. Phi Kappa Phi Pledgee. had a gathered front flare, with each of whom delightfully dis­ Jacksonville — Morton Rainey, circular panel effect defined by played a number of children's rows of graduating petals of the frocks in bright cotored crupu-de Bill Dodge, Jimmy Wllkerson, same material. With this gown it’le chene, bloomer dresses of ging­ Paul Saunders, Ocnla—Pierce Daniels, Charles wore choker beads of rose peearls, ham and a number of straight woo nude hoso >nd pumps of blonde rep. Them young models were: Rogers. satin. West Palm Beach— Edlo Wright. Maria Ann Powers, Ann Robson Orlando— Tom Owens. Another striking costume, which Maxine Brockhahn and Dorris Ho Quincey— Ed Leigh. Miss Shinholser was lovely in, wtut hart. Deljind— Byron Stone. Tho Fashion Show was brought - ??l.n*Lof Jewel* an afternoon dress of bright bur­ Blountstown— Allen Leonard. [• lltt Magnolia Avenue gundy istin with circular skirt to n close by an ensemble of the Leesburg—Sidney Herlong. Crepe Satins, F la t Crepes and G eorgette, a l­ t, was announced today lavishly embroidered in silks of models in negligees, and robes Miami—Bob Scholze. 'iele, who has been here brighest bun. The round neck was There were many beautiful gar­ so B albriggan, Beigh, Pencil Blue, R ust, T an West Palin Beach— E. Lewis. 1 st sevoral weeks super- bound in burnt orange crepe de ments of bright satin, two touet Della Tau Delta Pledges. ins for the opening, georgette and crepe-de-ihene. chine, which ws:i tied in the back and Brown. Sizes 4 1-2 to 53. West Palm Beach— Roman Lesele has been jngaged in with long streamers. A small hat Judging the trend of the seasons zoxynski. ry business for 25 yearn, of burgamly velvet with a single fashions as shown by the models Tampa—Albert Berry. »■ part of which was spent ornament of brilliants was* worn this is to be n season of sumptuous Keystone Heights— Ralph Read. A* City. He comes to with this gown. Her pumps of black simplicity. The materials are of a Miami—John Thompson. sm Augusta, Ga., where patent had large cut steel buckles pliable richness which indue much F t. Lauderdale— Donald Evans, srated a jewelry store anu bar hose wore bisque, of the new metallic cloth and of In­ according to tho anMrs. B. J. Coleman made an un­ finite color variations, Greens am Robert Hall, Laird Richard. Cocounut Grove— Robert Ousley, ent. usually lovely modei. She !„ a tau, blues ore to be the most popular John Whitner. lete line of diamonds, 8 e n ,?.r *hose charming per­ shade i, with some browns am Hollywood— Bill Gayner. gems, silver service, sonality wa* shown in each cos­ reds. Paducah, Ky.— William Paxton. Jry good t and glass will tume that she wore. One of the The straight lines of last season DcFuniak Springs— Virgil Kirk­ iled by tho new firm, it most attractive gownf that she are replaced by the silhouette that and the management has modeled was a beautiful Peggy that is slender at the top and which wood. M ade of heavy Crepe and Crepe Satin in List of Theta Chi Pledges. the services of a compe- I afternoon dress of embroid­ flares into greater width at the Tampa—Laurens Jones. Wendel Itch-maker to asume charge ered chiffon with a tight-fitting hem-line, this fullness is jbtainei all the light shades. Beautiful styles— repair department which, top of brick red. At the very low by flare i godets, gather.), pleats Newsom, Ashberry Hendry, J . H. Freeman, Seaborn Short. eclared, will be complete In waistline, there was a flounced and flounces. Century— Robert Jones. Idetail. bottpm of plain, black chiffon with The accepted length of skirts Tallahassee— Ernest Amos. ctivu offerings have been the fullness Ip tha back effected is 16 inches from the ground. There Gainesville— William Truby. for the opening tomor- by the use of many small flounces. is a return of drpped effects, oft­ Jacksonville— Chester Eaton. P*»i announced. She wore a trge picture hat of en giving an uneven hem-line. For Lake Butelr— Eldred Duncan. velvet and tulle with facings and afternoon gowns sleeves are gener Marianna—J . J. McKaskel, Syd­ I ir JA F T R A FFIC JAMS trimmings of brick red and black ally long with a great variation in ney Doffin. satin slippers with beige hose. shapes. Palatka—Clyde Middleton, I.ee sKimn fYO, Oct. 1.—UP)—The numFlesh-Colored Evening-Gown Knight. traffic accidents in the busy M rt Coleman « a B algo an cnF ra te rn ity Pledges Pensacola—Ja y Hail. of Tokyo are rapidly in- cnnnting study In an evening gown Green according to the roetro- of »*eah colored "eorgette, crepe A t University O f Sutherland.Cove Springs—James polico records. During the |fashioned «*a,iiuln-u upoti-nimpie wttn s upon'simple lines with E v ery style and all m aterials, white and flesh Century— Robert Jones. 2 months, ended in March, I full flounced skirt. lf4nd painted Florida Announced Sigma Phi Epailon .Pledges. — All sizes— were 6,423 motor car acci-jbrchid flowers wers outlined with Gainesville— Carter Manltsby, in which 81 persons were [beads of erystsl. Iu her beautiful The Jacksonville Journal in a re­ Ftusell. ,nd 3,486 injured. There were hair of grey, Mrs. Coleman wore cent issue gives the following list | Tompr.—Burke, Yeats. as many; bicycle and wbr wng-- » large comb of brilliants. Flesh of fraternity pledges at the Uni­ St, Petersburg—Haume, Froze kidents. In trgm csr accidents hose and silver slipper., were worn. versity of Florida, which will be Monticeilo— Williams. ‘ re killed and 1,925 injured. Miss Nancy Bishop, as a model of interest to many members of Vero— Keiseth, Stuart, Turner. for Junior dresses, was captivating, tht younger set here and elsewhere Sanford— Watson Wallace. i a man starts out to raise She is an animated, petite brunette over the state: F t. LauiW ds’e -..Potter. quiet family he find.* that type and wa.i lovely in a _________ sport d R B I ............ Pi Kappa Alpha Pledges. Sumter, S. C.—Cousar. it raise a rough house now of Scotch plaid flannel, fashioned Dike land—Frank Chase, Joe Bristol, Tenn.— Funcetts. on simple, straight lines with brief Norton, Glen Dugger, Dillon GraCamilla, Ga.— Crete lit. , skirt. A smart mannish box coat ham. black velvet with buttons and Jacksonville — Pop Redding, erienred northern real Pipings of cherry rad completed Hugh Holly, Delkin Jones, MRS. R .O . T R A V IS te nidti with best ref- the ensemble. She wore a tiny Orlando— Frank Anderson. Jack icwi will consider con- cherry m i felt hat turned up in Pedrlck. Dick Gaier, G. B. RichjPublic Stenographei Iop with reputable ifront with a how of the same red!arris, Will Dsvis. . j ..... j j , Wkiddon, d strappari , felt, and atrappod patent pumpn Arcadia — Marshall "estatV firm . Address j * g * * * »* 4 H 'aldez Hotel de hose. Martin Nolan. ty*nford Herald. ix a x « M x a H X B X x x a x a x a f■ • • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ e x ' M M W IUIB1M * ’ ‘ 1 »| 'luxurious I Clear — L. •\1’ * ■‘i -*t th* Milan* T f c u n d a r ^ n r t t .U J g g J S J plea“ ** S nU* ” W tU« » « ! ! I'JTSZf. the as ecia \l emng •Hi V tv B Wield a sja^stifsuSfcsci 12 SCHOOL DRESSES j| ,; $15.50 to $29.00 'iele To Open Jewelry Shop -Tomorrow * new “STYLISH” STOUT D RESSES % $29.75 to $39.00 NEW SILK KIMONAS $6.50 to $15.00 W mm NEW GOSSARD CORSETS B p f e ' f $3.50 to $10.00 ::| \ Y owell Qdmpan 'A i. ' J, ■ �-- 1 ^ ■ - • » i ■■} -*■*v■ I“ - sB ■ IK » <i - ' sift-.- fef ■ V' . 5^ v> f ,+ "' ^ , .- »'•• ' M p aag av »,»' •j . . • W . ’ i l i ; ' 4 ?*#r * ■T;V^ ".'A i I* ' % I - -7, * ___________ I' M • . - ■ ' 5 U\\ ■ . ■O'1 ■•* -♦J,*- # 5#. ■ - §= ' •• T\„ * . . . :' •W v • .. W M lU IC n a K M O H H I w ir*-..*. m & x ^ W V..'. L * ' ' TA M•»«► PA <* r% *• IN THE BAY .-yj : •• : r^v > T*S happened at a few world series and now and then at some notable sporting event, but sel­ dom— if ever— has the public manifested such tremendous interest as to stand in line 43 hours for the opportunity of buying property in a real estate development. — who wouldn’t stand in line 43 hours to make profits of twenty-five to fifty thousand dollars? >>y \. . - 5 S ■ People don’t do that sort of thing without a mighty good reason and in this instance their reason was th e » best. Without execution, every person who bought at the opening sale pf Davis Islands, has since watched his investment grow to two, three, four and dven five times its original value! Those who haVe sold their property have reaped profits of as much as $23,500 on a single lot. And still others are holding for the greater values yet to come. 11 i iij | jjnfi 1■*^J*A, Ivy.ju't .T/ ■< i So these people weren’t foolish, after all. Laughed at, t inc t ire,'perheps, but who \.c\:!dn’t he laughed at — Overflowed Into the Streets • : * *- 1 ' t~. O oaior were the flrat buyora to Inveat In Davla Manila at tho opening wile, that they ovorllowod Jn hundred* Into tho street* about the office. Thoy bold up traffic, Btormed tho door* and literally rough! to secure lota In thlp, tne boat located proporty In Florida. And now, that tha»>» people havo reaped prol\t9 of 400 and 1*00 per cant on tholr In v e n t uiuntit, la It any wonder wo auk tho <iueatton, wa* over a demand moro Justified? 1 ;s4-,v *. •*Vi ,i ■ i | And that memorable event in real estate history took place less than a year ago, before Davis Islands had been enlarged several times its original eke, before the advent of the $7,000,000 building program o r-th e tremendous increase in property value. And’ if these people, the original investors, had such remarkable faith in Davis Islands in those pre-development days, what will he the attitude of the public when the last of Davis Islands goes on sale October 15? It will, to judge by the literal shower of checks pour­ ing in the Davis offices each day, be an attitude of complete, unalterable confidence in Davis Islands. In fact, if the present rate at which the checks are be­ ing deposited continues, the whole of the last of Davis Islands will pass into the hands of those eager to sh a rt in the tremendous profits yet to be made rn Wm? openj ing day of this sale, October 15. i , *\ C hecks Now A ccepted for R eservations D. P. Davis Properties « * I ,y Hom e Office in Tam pa L.toea Braa:!»:3 in JatUitr .r.K’, Jaiajtl, Wilt Talai B;a:h, T^Tchnjtcc, Lal> Cily, Othsdo, LaLc'rsJ, Sf. Peler;’mr^, .r*ira»o'.a, Budtntcn and C!cn:v..,l:-. RfprcsithUy:! in Ff. Vif?,-*, Usy'.cii, Z.'X> J, D f) 3 Arradh, M n Part?, Ks'.'.'i Cl*1?, ‘.Uvr Ha%-ei>, Tarrm Swing) aad u'lty its Sanford Office, Mr. Paul Lake, Garner Woodruff Bldg. M &ihI 5 The Last of Davis Islands €o es On Sale Oct. 15th ^ S i -. -T®Wr 1 *' 'yF*“* - f t" IT .»-"•■******. m Tiv. ti « • it , ,l . / t cl A uni testedJ Vc _ lot of w here who wy -TfH- v ,,4 ■ 1 •- •♦ W a i v 1 -J �VVAliN A M*P lJ3M iR A H i W A Y C t i SStSSSB tm Colonel H oqm told in Went Wilson was from Prwtcfr w»4 Enj Record Details n * In* 1916 •* **-. ■ p Confidents) [jreen Hftnadf pOcfc W V rE n fy hitherto obscured Ustory of the World Grey’s volumnes of lost been riven to the ill ■hly entef th* war against Germ; (M u ' e5a* •hy. , ' * , s R t e f x s Colonel House, qxpresind the opin­ .CUKPANY. a corporation, nitncd u ion that. \t such a Conference met <J*f*ndant In tho abovo and for»*olnif e**«e. nenrtlnr la IM above it would secure P«*ce on te rtM i* * ■tyiod. Court, be Inc. a proceeding to. unfavorable to the Allies; and, w establish and q u ls t Ihs t f t l o t o ilia it failed to secure peace, the Unit­ following defter Ibod land” In bemed States would leave the Confer­ ,lnol«. County. Florid a. i u-wU; . 7 :; The north h alf o f th a ao u th - • ence aa a' belligerent on the old? e a s t'q u a r te r of the oouthweat was tmtf qu arter vond the north three of tha Allies, IfTCere expree*- acre* of the south h alt of ihe reasonable. Colonel H , southeast qu arter of -he eouth- ed an Qplnldn decide .w aet q u arter o f Section 17; • Tdwnfthlp 10 south. R o n s* 30 to the restoration of •- soat. ; 1 Cotintyt.^5l< fclK.t , .Com -Ircult s L F I o i nlnoie 'County, L WDBKR -J Deputy Clark. Compialnant an d J Wife. Z A n c RUPON MANAN ALICE MANANIA1 OOHIAN and WIN DlKllON * JRNU aohaharat- , n n a i. u a n d u Receded the ;o the great primary, in- da of the Atlantic, ten also are rich history written by i Britain’s foreign ig the early year* of who was longer than h the foreign mlnisit World Power, jrey reveals definite fcvldetwe, for the first ■President Wilson na t was glflng thought [roposal to throw the such importance that I must in­ 'into the war on the form the Prime Minister and my Uliea if the Central colleagues; but that I could aay nothing until it had revived; their jrenev. He ventures conaderation. Tho^Britlsh Govern­ H a t Germany today, ment could, under do circumstances (Bind numbers combin- accept or make proposal except In tiully the Htrongest consultation and agreement with urppe. He relieves the the Allies. I thought that the Cab­ ;ho German people of inet would probably feel that tho |um of setting the torch nresent situation would not justify ted tho World conflagthinks that in determln- Renew Your Health bjL Purification Any physician will tell you that “Perfect. Purification of the) Sys­ tem is Natrao’s foundation of Per­ fect Health.’’ Why not. rid .your­ self of chronic ailments that are undermining your vitality? Puri­ fy your entire system by taking a' thorough course of Calotohs,— once or twice n week for s«veral weeks—and sfe how Nature re­ wards yoipwith health. Cntotabs are the greatest of all system purifiers. Get a, family package, containing full directions, price 35 eta ; trial puckugc, 10 eta. At any drug store. (Adv.) the Dm tl«r of | Sluftvra Svmlnoi* County, « u i S i jura hereby required to bn an d ap - t of the ini. diplomatic ■Washington B doubtp that tho worst K n o m lc disaster followB s r hns yet been seen; he B militarifm and arma■ d e tho world war ineviK h e doubts that even yet Knave learned that lessop, Plvhich, he thinks, they Irish. s * ver has hitherto been defrevealed that President V/11early as 1016 was thinking Wing tho weight o f the Plates into the conflict on } of tho Allien Even Enrl [ his memoirs qualifies it t statement that the Prcssa considering it as an al0 - y a ’ peuca Conference, [uence of events, however, are revealed by the1 diploilstory of that time, bears count Grey's recital. 1 memoirs^ the Earl records February 1910 E . M. House, n Wilson's personal repre■ on many unofficial dipBef'otiutions In European it down in collaboration S m memorandum defining, Uuly as was then possibly, pa Preiident Wilson would lared to take and the terms e which the president would ke influence of the United t</ secure. House, the Earl publlah«I Ssftmbsr. ilth, 1 ..w havs Fcloek- I’. >1L r October. 1916. m tha said Town tea, receive aeati n*c» for the paid Hon m ' « th * d a y uf September, 19SR - - V. B . DOUULAHS. -> ‘ ,, CMtrk of Ihe C ircuit Codrt efL Semi­ ptember. nole County. Florida and e x -o fflclo Clerk .o f the Uuard of County 1■ CotrnnlftiloRSra of Seminole Coun­ Toird of ty, Florida, * Florida, (SEA L) Septs 11-15 Oott 1*5*11 -13-JO. Nor. 0 * 11. o n e s o f > a n te ial u o n u . V r t * 9 > ’ % ■ TION. • N otice la hereby given of IntnnINUI.K COUNTY. FLORIDA. II ub. to ,a p p ly .to . the L egislators' of * to S tale uf F lo rid a to be convened m CIIAXCRHF. * « M * » d e le t T itle t a u ie la l' eeaaloit d u rin g,th e month k v a /t a \ u j Rt « f-; * - . . tj November, 1936. for trie passage •. Complainant t a n A ct entitled: - : ( AN- ACT FO R T U B p r o t s c t i o n W. A. I.OVtlLL, "et ul. K TlfU L IN T H B W ATERS, CANDefendant*. U L R IV E R S STREAMS, CREEK S. Older of Pnhllrntlen AXKH AND BAYOUS OF SEM I- THR STATE O F FLORIDA TO:— OLBTCOUNT i , FLORIDA^ RKOU- C. W . Ii^RTMMON C a , a corpora IX, J i t S . and tiun and a n s w e r-to lha ntll Order .he publlehed la p ? 4 ry js x ‘°& ■mce a "v e tk for foot Dickinson, iudi Court of tha If rult of tha S ts for fltimlrdla ( « h day « r |||r Judge. «f ths^ 1Sevrrjih Jodi Ida. In and r WILSON * 411 K r S r .c ’ t .s S S I 0 ” W TM « CIKCV1 seventh j» D IC IA I. C lR Q tn r O F F L O R ID A ^ IM A N D F U R S U V . Y . IX CHAACMHY. i Comp SETH LlNTrtt*. M*aV. ■" <Defemlaota. Order of Pabllrallou T A B BTATRiOF FLORIDA, tor— SOUTH’ FLOlifDA RAILROAD COMI ’ANY, u corpurauhtlv It being mad* t«, npiivar to thU Court thm Summons Jti Chancery ha« been heretofore Iftaued, d irect­ ed to you. and th at the Sheriff of Seminole County. Florida, ha* made return that sam e cannot be aerved owing to your failure to elect Ofri~ cen> nr appoint atfunte. or to liavu within the S tate of Florida, an of­ ficer or agent upon whom prncetm Florida, to-w|t:— Dcgln at Intersactlou of south line of Sanford O rant w ith east, line of South F lo rid a Railruad of Section 10. Township SO south R ange 30 east, run noutli #6 de­ gree*. «n«t IS.S chains, north 10 chains, north degrees, west 0.8 ch ain s.to said railroad south­ w esterly along l a m , t t begin­ ning. nnd other lands:— are hereby required to he and ap ­ pear beforu our said C ircuit Court gt^th* Court House nt Sanford, F lo . Ida. on tha .a h . day of p ctab ir„'JL >.•1916. and then nnd triers innko answ er to th>> bill of complaint e x ­ hibited ngalnxt you, In this cause. It la fu rth er O RDERED that thU O rder-h e published In the Sanford Herald, n newspaper published In SnnrorU, Seminole County, Florida, once a week for four consecutive weeks. W ITNESS the Honorable J , J. Dickinson. Judae of the Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial c i r ­ cuit of the State of Florida, la and for Seminole County, on thlq^tlte 4th day of September, A. D. 71926. I Belgium is doing well on her loan .'Ottlement, nnd now proposes to borrow 50 million more.—Talladega Dally Homo. NOW WITHIN 4-' 1 r;*' i 1' B I *- But n6 special assessments, to the Miami Shores .Investors *v- t . Have you the above statem ent is to you, as a potential Greater Miami Investor? Ju d gin g from the continuous growth of G reater Miami, it goes without saying th at before long the rem aining balance of Miami Shores proper­ ties will be absorbed by Miami, and Shoreland Company will not oppose such action any m ore than they opposed the recen t election, which ab­ A Chance To Double Your Moneu 21 a c r e s Almost Touches City Limits— High and Dry sorbed approxim ately 50% of the entire ^rofcerty True— it costs Shoreland Company— as a com­ pany— considerable- money to have one-half of the properties tak en intp the City of Miami a t this time, and by reasoh of th e fa ct th at Shoreland Company, having promised all city improve­ ments, will fulfill th a t prom ise— install complete city improvements, such as streets, paving, side­ walks, curbing, w ater, electric lights—deliver­ ing completely improved projects to the buyer and fully paid by Shoreland Company. AND W HAT A SASVINGfIS M EANS TO TH E INVESTOR— O F WO R R Y AND M ONEY It m eans the elimination— fo r the life of the im provem ents— of all special assessm ents— it m eans im­ mediate improvements— it m eans the .very best imp provem ent— it m eans 75 an d 100-foot boulevards, rath er than ordinary streets— it means the carry in g out of a most unselfish and a rtistic city plan, such as one would not expect a city to incorporate in its plan. $325.00 Per Acre A REAL BUY— 265 ACRES A wonderful site for development, 1-2 mile hard road, 1-2 mile railroad. Near Country Club on Geneva Avenue, lakes, orange groves, high land 1| §| E • $80,000.00 1-4 Cash, Balance L 2 ,3 Y ears Holly Realty Company I Phone 702 |raldez Hotel Bldg. Arid it means th a t these improvements shall be nns tailed and paid for by Shoreland Company, accord ing to definite specifications known to the p u rch aser when he selects his property, hence the elimina tion of all special assessm ents. Over, and above all this MIAMI SHORES is thoroughly and properly zoned as to restriction. It is little wonder, then, th at all these advantages, plus the Shoreland Company’s sales and publicity service, always a t the command of Shoreland investors in th e m a tte r of resales— 1 �V ow rtjr ■9Wpt«ln»Bt ^ " ’PUlS.S • * £ bm (9 * ' Person.- r>r »»di f T \ "ra * r* « TALLAHASSEE, (#V _T. P . l ^ g ammhuoorr, rym quarters her* aftal trip to the. foonUt e* *s-rl the Court Hons* In Sanford. Se/r.lj ------- n o .* C ounty. ® • *. than he He ***" irason, FInetAw V ^V * turkey no eon- F lo rid a , on M onday. tne Sib day of October, a. D. Ills, Otherwise anId bill will he taken *» confeeved by you and each of ron. said bill of complain*, bavins been filed for the purpose of quietIns title to th* above described land I* the Complainant. J, E. Snyder. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED That this order be published once n week Is four consecutive weekly Issue*. o f th# S an fo rd H erald , a new spaper published In B em ln o l* C ounty. F lo - r. Tnr- rtda. cported ^ is the t m e e rr co tw r o r DONE AND ORDERED Ibis the 1st day of October. A. D. 1X21. th e SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLOHItlA~IX AND FOR SRH- IV OLE I O f NTT. |R CHAN (KM 1 . T H E CIRCUIT COURT. SEVEN­ SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK, s c o t- INTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT O F FLO­ poratlon organised and *xi*t)u g RIDA. IS AND FOR SEMINOLE under the la w s of the S lats of ( U t> T T . IN CHANCERY. Florida. ASOl’B a C H A PPELL AND MART Com plaisant, W. CH A PPELL, JOINTED BY H ER HUSBAND AND NEXT F . MOORE. * FRIEND. H. H. CH A PPELL, Defendant. Complainants. ■ .Veil#* Of Special lU lle T a Sal* Notice Is hereby given that un­ A L L . UNKNOWN PERSONS 11AVder and by Virtue of a decree of 1NO OR CLAIMING ANT INTER­ foreclosure and sale entered In the EST IN AND TO T H E LANDC above entitled cau se on th e »th day INVOLVED IN THIS SUIT. of May. A. D. IS26. L a s Special Defendants Master In Chancery, on Monday the Order e t Fnhlieatlen 2nd day of No»»*sber 1 * ! ! . in front To any persona and all persons, of th* Court House door in Sanford. whose name, or names. Is. or are. Seminole County. Flo rid a, will o f­ unknown complainants here­ fer for sal# and sell to th e highest in. having,toortks claiming to h are, any bidder fo r cash during the legal right, title. Interest or estat# In and hours of aale, th e . following land to the lands hereinafter described, situate, lying and being in the City or any p art or portion ttasreor. toof Sanford, ‘ aunty of Seminole and w it: All th* unsurveyrd of State of Florida, more' p aril.u larly Section 2S, Township IX part South. <!* ■>■ rlbed a s follows, to-w it: Kang* 21 East, lying Southwest of Lot Seven <7) of Block “B", of th * st. John's River, situated in Buena Vista E states, according to Seminole County. Stats of Florid a: the plat thereof a s recorded In the It appearing from the sworn bill o f f i c e of the Clerk of th * Circuit complaint herein filed th at com­ Court of Seminole County, Florida, of believe that there Is a subject to certain conditions and re* plainants person, or are person*. Interested In ■trlrtlon*. property Involved In this suit, Term s: Cash. Purchaifor to pay the whoa* name, or names, ia, or art. unknown to iff Id complainants, and said complainants praying foV relief In their said bill against such un­ known person, or persons; It Is. TVs pictor* shows officer* and men of the U . 8 . Canvktn pr.ybig their last tribute to the first two bodies to be brought up from the sunken therefore, ordered that yod, end lubsaarino 8*61. It was taken as the bodies were being transferred to a deatroyer for removal to Newport, R. I. In tba foreground two ee?h of you, persons unknown, do be, and you a r* hereby required to aff tears tba Cant den are shown aaloting^wUh saluting, w;th the (he manna sf/k ars of the Camden marine gua: guard, to their left,, according military honors likweis*. The bodies were thou appear lo th# bill of complaint In of William C. Ttschamachar, of Bangor, Pa„ and John L. Gibs ibson of Portland, Ore. this caui# on .Monday, th# tth day of October, A. D. 1*35, a t the Court House In Sanford. Kemlnole Coun­ ty, Florida; said suit being a suit to quirt till* In Ih* complainant* Angus It. Chappell and Mary W. By CHARLES P. STEW ART Chappell, to the above described land*, and you are then and thera required to make in iw r - to aaid W A S H IN G T O N , O ct. 2 .— V P ) - Icy, bill of complaint filed against you. TALLAHASSEE, Oit. 2.—(A*>— -/ t .. . -^fM j,ln g to n i otherwise a decree pro confeaso Dissatisfaction tn the Navy De­ Recant events '.n CHARLESTON, W cit Va„ Oct. will be entered agalpst you. and proably hava givtn s pretty wide­ partment Isn’t quite so acute. Th? The state Supreme Court, in an each of you, followed by (Inal de­ ly spread Impression that all isn’t personnel, however, does fee! the cree. TA LLAH ASSEE. Fla., Oct. Z — opinion announced today, affirmed It Is further ordered that thla ci­ quite right with American na­ dnch of tight times. Armament th* finding of the Hillsborough tation be published once each week imitation* are bitterly relented, (A*)—The dady field reports of the court of Criminal Records In tho tional defense. In The Sanford Herald, a newapatoo. deputy game commissioners of the case of Charles C. Killingsworth, if published In Seminole County, a. This impression Is correct. Inrida. fo r four consecutive weeks. However, the navy men ore not counties that reach the office of sentenced to imprisonment for The controversy over the mer­ Witness my hand as Clerk and its of w ar versus surface forces so seriously at odds among them- the State Game Commissioner, complicity In a 121,000 robbery of the seal thereof this the Ilh day salves. of September. A. D.. 1915. Isn't the only trouble. Still wo te a bank messenger a t Tampa in V. E. DO L’d LA S 3 . **«* or legatee* or otherwite. In Probably this la due In part to show not only an abundance of April, 1024. arm y and to some extent navy game in most parts of the iiAte, Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole (he lands involved In this suit a* the fact that they hnve'nt been ’o morale moral* U ia badly shattered. hereinafter described; Himpion It. Fl"'w" ■ split by the aviation dispute which nut they show its location as well. Fulcher, If living, and If deud all P R 0E S HEALTH The majority of counties report parties claiming any Interest by. By A. M. W EEKS. has rent the army. Wbathop'fcna eonaldara Col. "Bil­ through op under Hlmpson ft Ful­ a large number of birds. In some Few if any navy airmen take cher, as heirs, devisees or lega­ OEOIU1K O. HERRwSUty Cl#rk‘ ly " MltriHl right or wrong In hi* counties, wild turkeys are report­ tees or otherwise, in th# lands I n ­ Solicitor for Complainants. Aviation vl*wff, nobody can hold the position that their service has volved In this suit as hereinafter th at tha opinion* h« expressed of rendered all others obsolete. Or, ed in considerable numbers. Comdescribed; and W. H. H arris, If /nissloner Royal! has confirmed if they do, they keep It to themliving, and If- dead all i>irtles hi* superiors are those of a man many of the reports through per­ selves, g tm . ,.T 'fl• ’...w | claim ing any Interest by, Ihrouah In a frame of mind to work effec­ or under W. it. Harris, as heirs, Nevertheless th'j departmental sonal ob:urvation. tively toward the end* that they devisees or legatees or otherwise. The season on game has been In the lands Involved In thl# suit atmosphere la one of depression deem best. as hereinafter described. good, and the commissioner k titNow, Col. Mitchell I* not alone and discouragement. Defendants. e<| that the supply at the present Order Of 1’ nbllrellnn In an unfavorable opinion of thexo time Ia more abundant than it has T H E HTATE OF FLORIDA. - TO: ffamo superior*. He limply ia the ttamuel Alexander. If living, and b?en for a number of years. only one who say* in public juet If dead all uartiea. claiming any In­ terest by. through or under Samuel ’This will mean good hunting for what he thinks. Alexander, as heirs, devisees, lega­ the season In Just so far nn we A gie*f- part of the War De­ tees or otherwise. In the lands I n ­ get the law enforced throughout IV THE <’l l i f t IT f l tl ltT OF TH *! partment Is fairly Maturated with volved In this suit, as hereinafter DUBLIN, Oct. 2— l/P)— A gloomy the state,’ Mr. Royall said, "and d e s c r i b e d : John W. Ivad, if liv­ SEVENTH J l i m i v l . C IR t'U lT discontent. OF FLORIDA. IV AMI FOIl SEM­ ing, und If drsd all parties claiming If you're particular about Any number of officer* ur# view of prospects of tho Irish fish­ that is what the department stand.* INOLE UOt'.VTY. IV CHAV. any Interest by, through or under ready to voice such sentiments in eries Industry is held by Father for. For several years, In disregard John Wi Fend, as heirs, devisees, CHHYt the kind of plumbing you the strongest berms if aiaured Whlto, chairman of tho Fisher­ of the low, n great part of the EDWARD F. LANE, sometimes legatees or otherwise In the lands men's nsfociation, who declares known as K. p, LANE, and EVA Involved In tia* suit aa hereinaft­ garnb had been killed before the they won't be quoted— which many er described; William D. Holden. If A. IIEHNDON. unmarried, want in your new home, or - of them can afford to dlm-Kunl an thnt "In five or six years, at the season opened, and not nil men llvlna. and If dead alt parties clsim (.'omplult.ant*. present rnt# of decoy, there will Ing any Interest hr, through or un­ v» who hunt keen within the bag limit. Col. Mitchell can, I* FIHII, unruarrb'd and C, der William D. Holden, us heirs, de­ the new kind of plumbing Still, they do talk with an ocra- he no fkriing in frelund." Arido from the question of luw- AiARY visees. legatees or otherwise In (ho if. a KEEN, Th« Ministry of Fisheries sold hrenking, it is not fair, Th# game lands Involved In this suit ns here­ alonal outsider and, of course, far i Defendants. the industry tyuld never lw» devel­ ho i not a sporting chance for its in your old home— call A. inafter described: Hltnpson It. F u l­ V i.llr e O f V p r r la l V la s lr r 'e S a le more freely amonjj thameelves. Nolle,- Is hereby given that under cher, If living, and If ilead all p ar­ oped by statu loans, und that pro­ life." interest by, ninl by virtue of n decree of f o r e , ties claim ing any D. Rosier for an estimate. It isn't aviation dnficlencii** solo- gress must he made, tvt in Great . Several letteri thnt have reach­ closure and sule entered In ih* above through or under Hlmpson It. Fulch­ er., as heirs, devisees, legatees or Britain, by private endeavor. entitled cause of I In3Ttl, day ,,f j ly that all the kicking is about. ed the commissioners office tell August. A. D. IMS, I. ns Hpeclul otherw ise In the lands Involved In ' Tho complaint ia that th? court of the number of gume birds that Master In Chancery, on Mo nd a y the this suit aa hereinafter described: BBT G'AHKH DISMISSED 2nd. day of Nnvemhei 1X15, In front and W. II. Harris, If living, and If try's who]* military «Rtahli*linnnt may be seen along the road:* when nf thr Court Hnos* door In Hanford,* dawtl all parties claiming any In­ In running down driving through the state. "This," Heuilnole County, Florida, will offer terest by, through or under W. 11. FRANKFORT, Ky., Oct. 2.— Mr. Ho>nl1 said, "is just a luggen for sale and sell to the highest bid­ H arris, as heirs, devisee*, legatee* That It’f on a peace basis in­ stead of a war basis In recognized iJV) — 'Tho fltnte Court of Appeals tlon of what Florida can and will der (nr cash during the legal -lusur* or otherw li* In th* land* Involved nf sate, the following land situate, In this suit as herslnafter describ ­ .a * ail right, hut the malcontent's Tuesday dismissed the cu.»> in- have under protection.’ lying and being in th* County of ed. to -w it: argument la that retrenchment ha* volving svilinT nf pools nn dog The Houthwest Q uarter of Hnuthllernlnol* and mute of Florida, more Tho general limiting season in eaat Q uarter of Southeast Q uar­ particularly descrlocl us follows, in races, which in effect continued in gone altogether too far, wit; te r ISW *4 of HEW H ER ) Lens Mnyb* tho establishment’! siffo force a court order restraining bet­ Florida opens November 20. luii* Three (3) and Fotir (4) of 3 chains North and South by 7 I'lorldii Land and Colonization Com­ chains East and W est In N orth­ I? a d '>mate, they say, but its qual­ ting on such ntcff.t nt the Krlangnr west Corner and less 1 chain panies' Celery Plantation, acoordity Is being allowed to deteriorate. Kennel Club, Krlangnr, Ky. DinThis Is a great country. It ha:> <ng to plat thereof duly of record off Lust side) Hection 79, Tow n­ in iihnrt, the prowling, in Itn missal was without prejudk-a mid old men who never have seen train.! It, the public record* of Hemlnotc ship 31 Mouth Range 33 East, tlegin Mouthed*! Corner of In ;t bitslysit. Is direct**! against further action may bo taken in and chi ld r en who novor have icon C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . Southeast Quarter of Houlheant Terms; Cash. Purchaser to ptty the administration'll economy pol- regular procedure. COW-V far deed Q uarter HKtfc of HEH of Hection W E Y M A N E. W H I T E . ' I 39. Township 71 South Range 37 East, run North 5 chains. DECOTTEH A BPKNOKU tiulicitors an ,I n t Counael for * West 5 chains, Mouth 5 chains. the Complainant# East C chains. Oct. 7-X-IS-23-30. E ast Half Of Southeast Quur- Game Commission! Tampa Highwayman Reports Show Good Must Serve Sentence Prospects For Year STEW A R TS WASHINGTON LETTER f r i&ZZ’- Exceptional Plumbing Calls for Irish Fish Industry And Dodo Join Hands A. D. ROSIER A. D. ROSIER OUT OUR WAY By WACtSvA, Ot-WB \ €>h a « p COMPASS Bt-Tw/CCM MM H A w tb E Aki q u it e , a m o ’k i . V O 'S Goihi'ttQ BE WA\-V<tM PQOMD l>«i -;',n o €>EcnowG s o lOMCx. M O a i m ' acoaoi# C A «» naves V • GOT MUCH FUHOtP . iu h D efen d a n ts.- To any person and oil p t m o , whoa# name. o r boss#*. is. or oraw ucknown to tho com plainant hereto, having. o r claim Io f to hav# any right. tit la, In U rcat o r cat a t* in and to th# land* h erein after described, or any p ort o r portion thereof, to* wit: Lot One. the Southeast QBar­ ter of th * N ortheaat Q uarter and tb* Houthweat Q u arter o r tb* N orthvrut Q uarter, ttM p l alx chains Ea*t nod W est by seven chain* North and South tn the Northwest Corner thereof, of Section 73. Tow n­ ship l» South, R ange IX East And aUo of the Southwest Q uarter of ih . N ortheast Q u arter and th# Waal thirty-four s e re * of the Northwest Quarter o f the N ortheast Q uarter of Section 17, Township I I South, 1tange 32 E a s t; It appearing from th * .sworn bill of complaint herein filed th at com ­ plainant bt«l*T*a th a t there. In a person, or are persons. Interested ’S xS K & a iS i t o i h ? ih S - ’l ' T ^ ln u T l « * 4 you a r . •d to -make ai.JSJl'*!? lW j jom ptalnt m g ? A r»-!£ **** ^ n£7$i£&4nbV'r m i l p 5 oiuuis iM n ijjftrH 5 In Tho Honfore * «*» a ^ A * s a s S J s i Kept ember. A. D. I f f ® * '*h C l« k of C l W ^ t ^ S H ? . a f f iB B * F, - “ * n *r *■ By A. M. W E ek j OKOROE O. H E R R , ^ ^ * BoHchorjor CompUh£nt. G row ing Ghildre Bread is the King of foods. Your children lould have plenty of it— but you must give them 3od bread. Over a hundred thousand Mother! i the South use Merita Bread exclusively. 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Bonita will always tempt your appetite — satisfy your taste and Is so easily di­ gested that it Is a candy food product without an equal. A Perfect Table Delicacy Always have a can of Bonita Syrup in the house. It is ar. Indispensable household luxury. Using Snowdrift in your own favorite recipes is the MAKES DAHOY FUDGE/ best way to find c ut hov/ much better Snowdrift CAIRO SY R U P CO I ATLANTA, C A . , i j CAIRO, CA. BRAND od recipe is a Snowdrift recipe. �•: : * . ^ * ... . , *' -. • * /* • vl:i • * ' ■ ,• .V< : ,. r" * . . • *. P *o I J Hi. . • *. J / ':?*/> I I R_i . ;£***■ ■ • * ,4 * .aj., ■ ftoom^||{03-205 Meiach Building. erwj*f; «-i x ’ n‘ g.. ' ja r - ' ■■ f ,>hf* 1 <ar k• m v,^ a tf B •• •• • .•f V. r 1imviiiM. m m r e p i : ’ ± . 1 Business block 100x117 close In $00,000------f-Terms. * 80 acres, 15 acres oranges, lake Montage, excellent dwelling and out a t $40,000^-Tenn». ^ need taflobtc all tW ptigH thdpaper l&ir* , t ___ : - for th a t buy. .x find it right 5 acre celery farm, good dwelling and barns at $7,000. % v ^ The Davey-Winston Organization Inc. 'l l U l here sooner o r later. W atch-this K®a^ Estate an ^ ford has been waiting' for. No A ; . *i - I offerings, in and togroves Warehouse site at $7,50(K— -Terpra. Ji) Estate feargainsf Sbttiethini Sail' R.W. LAWTON ■ ■' A page devoted jfiitlrety to Real i.- .W ILL' A PPR EC IA TE YOUR LISTLNGS • f .itr u a buyer for your property if you will l&t if with I f you wish to make ftnJestmentB, wo h av e stone j dence lots, business bloeka, homes, celery farm s, o; - ; ’ Several modern homes a t attractive prices. Excellent Term s on any of these. f ' XL' ■ ? yv ,u>- • *---- - •? » f i Si « J • •• • . ' • t f l s u n n K B ; r.* • • ■r- ■ / .•%?:* ■M>H-FrankRii Tearace.— ......................... ——r-~ - .............. E t f - F o r f Mellon............. — ....... z i& g ........... ; l A c r e Farm, 5 acres tiled. Paved road........ - ................. ■ • ■ iV i. • - x 1^1 R E A L ES T A T E BROKERS page for <^Speciai■^Jistings/, Masonic Building— -Phone 707 * / LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US over th e country, we a re in a position to sell your prop­ erty to northern firm s desirious o f investing in property in this locality. If you have acreag e, subdivision tra c ts , business lots, etc, kindly communicate with us. ■. R EA L ESTATE * * FULTON, INC. Sanford’s n ew est an&ynost refin­ 311 First R atio n al'B an k Building ■+ ■. Telep hone 732 ed subdivision. Highly restricted. 4 Located just c a s t of Rose Court Brokers • ■ ' 'V M :; . * R E A L ESTATE V. Developers Seminole Hotel On Hughey Avfenue in th e direct SANFORD, FLORIDA •. ! . / Promoters 1 path of progress. L ots in this new subdivision will be on sale in early October. Pick > DUBOSE&HOLLER / your lot early, * * REALTO RS L. ALLEhL .. *t it*— , Manager , ul n ^ H fi , | Our Motto: Satisfaction to Owner and Buyer **»n nwii rt« f I * *i » Established 1910 4 LOANS------ INSURANCE W. V. WHEELER CITY P R O P ER T Y ------ FARMS Office 110 Merri wether .Building SU BD IV ISIO N S TRACTS ACREAGE? P . O. B ox 331 Phone 490-W, * SANFORD, FLORIDA 411 1st N a tl. Banl^ Bldg, >tfw'i rt Wi»- .t* . - ■ LI 1. A 3-acre bargain on Country Club Road. Sanford, Fla, 5 room cottage, close in, on Park Avenue. $6,500.00. Terms, li<i* % '«» , - * t - V BAYARD REA LTY COMPANY Only $2,200. Good terms. Chuluota— 20 Acres, 8 cultivated, 50 Orange Trees, 5 ro6m house V Only $3,500 Cash $ ,~ V EH1I) SMITH; Mg( W ' f i » *OP ‘‘. ; X, . 4 * v « l 3 ' Real Estate— Investments '*« ’ FOR RENT Oviedo— One Story Brick Store 17x50, , Oniy $4,500 — 1-3 Cash Longwood— 5 acre grove, House and Lot Money Only $100 per acre, 1-3 cash invested wisely nets returns. We know Sanford and Florida Property, We are here to render service to you. Chuluota—80 acres, south side lake, north brick road, ronsillerablc timber Only $250 — 1-2 Cash BAYARD REA LTY COMPANY Oviedo— Lot (2) 50x200, all cleared, fine building lots BRYANT & HATHAWAY 110 South Park Ave, Number 6 Ball Block, Opposite Post O ffice, Sanford, Florida, 5 9 0 V n n r u l ^ v m , ... t it , . , m T T ,, 20 Years Experience W ith Florida Land Phone Thoy arc going fa s t.' I f you CRYSTAL LAKE SHORES V FRO N TA G E i IS f LA KE MARY this building better &e£ us at once. ‘ • - , # G ETS R E S U L T S SU BD IV ISIO N This “Wonderful Subdivision ’ located j ust 4 miles- from Sanford, only* 18 miles from Orlando, on the Shores of ‘ Beauti ful C rystal L ak e" in the heart of the must fertile farming region m all Florida will appeal naturally to those seeking a per­ manent home, . * MONEY PRO PERLY INVESTED | 1 * The company belling the development is im portant. they will do. Wj t .■ . I » IN V E S T IG A T E US For any information concerning this su bdiVision call at— Briit-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT CO L . SIMMONS, Sales Mgr. 108 Magnolia Ave Can they do what thoy say -V^ _ ff We are developers ami owners of Holly HUl Heights, Daytona, Fla., and Flan E states at Pieison, Fla. An Inveatmen t in, either of these protierties assures y a safe earning power. FLORIDA LAND INVESTORS CO 305 1st N a tl. Hank Bldg. “ifv. �3 g i C l u c 3 .ia p »\ > e^ g s s 2*2 si # s - S ° 2 a-= J o Z “ -3 J ■o § ° § A g $ t~ _ s c * * • s as ° es | « >* **^ ft)) w § « I 3 Ofl9) **w ■•3 *M CC ao « * as • i a: «# *c 0*— O o~« ojca’S j 03 ® TJ o « - g h «J3 -*;=<5 .O ja . gH * • “ “ a M3 5 S = >* S ^ jfi • HJjsj - ------1 !'■ ■ J s i 3 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, April 02, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 02, 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 17-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 02, 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/28bb47f1750d2491784305fe8d3b26ad.pdf fa7997e68b98d43c329229aa33978437 PDF Text Text »• . ,.y > ; *; A S F O H P ,m Wealthy North Carolina Bus! _____ XI__ T „ L « , , O l . _ J la '^ ness Man Takes Stand In , Defense of SlayinR Former Suitor of Y ou n g Daughter ins Early This ng Enlivened e. Appearance >1_ of Sharks ■ - . • n igh t'bri elation Fr • S Joepeh Lyceil,’ former Baptist paion- now is a cabaret singer in a Chicago hotel. lstry nftor one of his p^riiWoncra filed suit for'divorce and charged with being too friendly Ab Missing; Many W orkers Dig Qijt of Railroad Tube RICHMOND, Vm., Oct. 3,— (d’ )—Benjamin F. Mneby, fire­ man, died early today of inju­ ries sustaintd ycaterday in a cave-in or a section of the Chesapeake and Ohio tunnel at Churchhill, which trapped up­ wards forty workmeu, engag­ ed in reinforcirg its walls. This is the first known dead though Tom Mason, engineer, is believed to have been killed when he was caught in the cab of his engine and several ne­ groes arc still unaccounted for. Rescue work, Jialthd for a time last night because of dangerous gdstl.s in tunnel, >■' was resilin'i this morning. ’ Engineer Tom. Mason is believed to have been killed and oix negro workmen nri missing as the result o f the envo-in of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad tunnel at Church hill here Friday afternoon, which trapped upwards of <3vo score men engaged in re-infqrcing its walls. Most of the workmen, however, dug themselves out o f the fallen earth and crawled to safety, and police officials declared tonight that little hope is hold out for any romnining in the- tunnel. Gasses drove the rescue workers !from tho tunnel shortly after :nightfall and it was not believed that any who may now be entomb­ < ed in the passage way, even though they may have j|mpcd be­ neath flat cars, can survive the poisonous fumes. Tho fact that those who escap­ ed were hurried to homos or hos­ pitals prevented officials from making any accurate check o f the men who wpro'in the tunnel when tho slide came, Engineer Muson is believed to gMiveru .who recovered thu J o d e y came upon thorn as bo buried in his locomotive which wero foilin g *their way i wus completely covered with earth. His fireman, L). F. Mosely, and A. ;h the engine room, r Admiral J. D. Beurct, chief G. Adams, a brakoman, both es­ l, naval bureau of construc- caped. They wore severely scald­ ind repair at Washington, ed by live steam which "poured lf-tlie scene o f tho wreck yev from the twisted be Her of the cny. Ho was accompanied by j Lake, submarine expert ami Ir o f .the sunken vessel, and ficials o f the wrecking conii which nrb expected to be charge eventually of the 8$lo pc rations. ABulral Christy reported last n l t h n t the' 9-61 had been found bA ri from stem to stern and i l l ) aboard were (lead. ■Adm iral's m e s s a g e reads: ‘ ^B jinrinc flooded from how to ■Divers found torpedo room None alive in nny coniifi'niSJta. Am proceeding with covery of bodies.” IWeover and Identify Bodies All that remains now for those ho hove toiled nt the task of resK W ito recover and identify the t’after which tho submarine Ip.turned over to wrecker* Ivage. M 36 men who were aboard 51 when sho was rammed, ITcrc picked up alive and the o f four rnen have been tukm the wreck, o f those wero recovered yes­ . They weru those of Wnl. Lawton, -electrician’s mate, y London, Conn., and Brndy piny, emtinemnn, of Pensa- iwAdvertising’P age r Local Real Estate A fenturo recently added to the adiMttising department o f The Sanford Herald is tho use. o f one page daily for a uniform group of real estate advertisements. Space hri been apportioned on the sheet in equal itzcs, and is held by thu advertiser for one month at a nu. The text of the ads may be nnged daily it desired, it is cxHained by the advertising manBger. s & This page is to contain nothing Wat advertising contributed by locpl realtors, it is announced, ami m e secured by con’ ruct. f Local realtor* included among ffito users of this space since itu Inception Oct. I, are.R. W. Lpwton, Ikilclough Realty Comotyiy, Sem m ole Realty Coippany, Bryant and S hthaw «y, Luke Mary Develop­ ment Company, W. B. Wheeler, writt-Chittenden Realty Company, Khp Davey-Wiuston. Organization, vulton, Inc., DuBouc and Holler, jp j yard Realty Compun/, and the sToridn Investors Company. * WEATHER REPORT HINC.TON, Oct. 3.—(iF)— • outlook for the week beSundny in the South Atnd Eastern Gulf stAtus is fair but with toms prohnf rliowets Wednesday or y. Tenipur&turo normal or bors. While the relief workers toiled nt the western entrance where the enve-in occurred, most of the sur­ vivors wulkcd out o f the eastern entranco dearly a miie UWny. This added further to the confusion of detail and check. Thu survivors drew graphic pic­ tures of tlw disaster. They said tnc’ wall} of thfc tunnel ^ovo omi* noun wdrnins of tho slide. A few brick were loosened, they declared, and fell into pools o f water on tho passage-way floor. Bulbs on the electric light lino flashed twice and tho tunnel immediately became a .pandemonium' o f screaming ne­ groes who dabhed about madly in tho pitch darkness seeking to es­ cape what they reguriled as in­ evitable doom. At this juncture, the survivors said, tlio crash o f cracking Umbers ttnd roar of fall­ ing earth and broken masonnry, rent their ears. For more than 3,500 feet through inky blackness, the work train crew’s survivors groped toward day light. Many of them had been badiy injured by the falling brlcg and earth. Some o f tho negroes frightened and dishevelled fled to • -■ ~ ROCKINHAM,,-N. C , Oct. . 3 , —Taking the-witness stand in own defense yesteday William B. Cole, wealthy cotton manufac­ turer. declared nr shot W. W. OrmJnd, “ to keep him from killing me and. having my family at his mercy.” Cole is on trial for murder in connection with tho death of Or­ mond,, former sweetheart o f Miss Elisabeth Cole, the defendant’s daughter. Four • cyo witnesses have testified they saw Colo slay Ormond in the street of Rookingham last Aug. 16. ' The trial, which has Icon in pro­ gress three, days, was marked Fri­ day by tho teaimony of Miss Cole, who declared Friday sho had dis­ carded Ormond an a suitor. Miss Cole denied allegation by Ormond thnt .there had been improper re­ lations between them. These al­ legations were contained in letters from Ormond to the young\ wom­ an's father. It won shortly after •rcceiot of one of these letters that tho shooting took place, Plea Is Self-defense Cole took tho stand after 10 witnesses had testified that the general character of his 24-ycarold daughter, Elizabeth, was “ without blemish” , and after Fred Bynum, his personal attorney and confidant, had described their re­ lations during the period tho dead man is said to havo slandered Klizazcth'colc ond threatened her father. • • * He told of a toller from Ormond delivered to, him at his office in Rockingham. It was tho letter, read to the Jury Thursday, contain­ ing tho remark that Ormond and ______ Resources Amount _____^ , ARD U. S. S.TJAM.Block. Island, By p e t 3<—Diving op0 recover bodies o f :few were temporaed sh ortly. before iy because o f growness^of the Bea. ^rations had prbvln enlivened by the LY Deposits of 3 Local Institutions Total $4,711,812.01 When Third Quarter Eild* Charge That Ormond and His PN-9 Commander De Daughter Lived Together, . Flight Arrahgeme Refuted By Elderly Parent Made by *Kon-FIy et Quick Death •Accident, Acrig to Experts S submarine sank so quickly Ihey were unable to shut the [tight doers ■connecting the artmenta and thus give themt a fighting chance o f being |ht to. the .surface with their 1 Thkl^Wtory of their efforts ivc themselves never will bo : Defendant Weeps As He Tells His Story ly Taken i Boat Today of a school of.shovolranging from six to |pn length. Sailors express Shat the sharks may have H tho bodies of some of the tllcvcd to have been swept rid when the S-61 sank, i early today recovered the dy. that of Paul D. Berk makersvilie, Pa. Tho body |y clothed and Berk nppnrid been on watch. It was h tbpofthccnglnecylinders. bain falling, but sea fair[the force e f diveni worktho scone went to work b morning in order to take to of conditions, which unBn were favorable. ►Jives of tho men who went pbn tho submarine were snuffUt, almost immediately after Iras rammed by tho steamer octob ' - 'WASHINGTON, Oct. Colonel William M lUhellV^iargo o f “ amateur bungling” by the*navy o f the attempted Hawaiian 'Uight draw a ringing denudation Bridsy from Commander John Rodgers, leader of tho expedition, v Testifying before the president’s air board, Commander Rodgers, without mentioning Mitchell by name, dcclnrcd that “ regardless of what mistakes woyc made boforc or oftor, I challongo nnyono to make a just criticism of that Second Annual Gathering Fri­ day Addressed By Several Poultry Experts; Women of GenevaHoatesses at Supper (By L. a BEBOUT) Bank deposits in Sanfor4| for the month of September totaled $4,711312, according to* figure^ made public today b y officers of the three local financial institutions. Com­ parison of thiB amount with the figures on file represen­ ting the volume of business for the same month in 1924 valued at $50,000. Mrs The PN-9 No. 1 commander aleo ’self-defense. toojc direct issue with tho colonel’s her to read it, to read it through before she answered. She read about half of it and then said: “ it is a lie, every word of it.” She then finished the letter. “ I told her that if whnt he said was true that tho only fair thing to do was to marry him; that l would take care of her— that no one hut herself, Ormond and I would know it. I told her she could go to Raleigh and marry him and that it would bo nil right. “She said it was untrue, that sho would submit, to a physical examination and let it spunk for itself. I said no, that I would tako her word for it," . > N. Y. Stock Market Swamped FridayBy Big Buying Orders NEW YORK. Oct. 3.-</P)— Heavy buying orders poured into the stock market from all quarters Fridny, bringing about a vigorous rise in prices and -swelling the day's tradings to 2,268,000 shares, one of tho heaviest trading ses­ sions this year. Nearly 30 repre­ sentative issues mounted to 1925 peak prices in what was describ­ ed as the broadest market since tho peak of the bull movement late last year. Retention bf the New York fed­ eral reserve bank's rediscount rate of 3t£ per cent accepted as a in­ dication of tho country’s sound credit and financial position, aroused speculative enthusiasm to a High pitch and aggressive bul­ lish demonstrations wero carried out in a wide variety of standard industrial shsucs tinder the. leader­ ship of United Rtatcs Steel. Some disappointment over tho provisional debt funding plan of France, was expressed in financial circles, but it was not icgistsred m the stock market. Wnll street's reaction however was reflected in a sharp "break of about ten pointa in the French francs and neavy selling o f French bonds, which were depressed 1 to 2 points. Storting exchange containued to foci the effects of thu reduction in the London hank rate, selling around 9-1,83 11-10, the lowest Ivvel since Britain's return to the gold standurd. Favorable trade news furnished a solid foundation for the rise in industrial shires. With reports of steady expansion in the steel in­ dustry, United States Stc-l was Seminole CountyBank Leads Institutions WithLargelncrease when deposits amounted to $2,888,■409.77, shows a gain of 91,843,•102.23 during the year or approx­ lu ir iy SO no per p e r cent.cen t. imately Total resources o f the bsnks in thin city at the close of business, . particular line. >» Tho first subject was “ Baby Sept. 30, amounted to 95,219,832J>2 Chick Industry," which was very it was shown in information an- * ably handled by H. A. Bunker of nminccd at the same time today. tho Bunker - Incubator Co. In hhi Thin figure indicates an increase discourse, Mr. Bunker gave very of $1,061,779.07, or approximately Many Dealers In County Fill City Manager Announced Im­ many helpful hints and much good 53 per cent, since on the same provements on Pier to In­ advico in the incubation of chicks dato in 1024 the total resources Out Qiicstionaires, Officials the local institution totaled clude Band Stand, Lights, and tho care necessary at tho of Stalei 79 Want Permits 93,655,058.55. ; hatching period fn order to produce Walks and Beautification Under New (Jjty Ordinance Keen satisfaction is felt in local healthy and profit-producing birds. financial circles over the results Improvements at the municipal Hu emphasised the fact that when shown in this survey, if is stated. dock, at., the foot of Park Avo. to starting to mist- clicks, the poul- A 60 per cent Increane in bank­ tryman should follow very closely ing busInosaeBMillc year Jn riHBrbe started in Uie near'future, will c i includo tho erection of A band stund tho instructions o f the manufac­ ord to whictTVny ' and pavilion,, the construction of turers. o f the particular incubator point with justifiable pride, ac­ use c :nccinlly ns to operation. cording to those in close touch a 12 foot concrete walk, DtSulcvard in C. D. Chase, poultry ox.vert of with the subject. Due, it is do- , liirhting to the end o f tho structure and tho boautifiaition o f the en­ Volusia county, in his talk on “ Care clarod, to the rapid growth and tire property, it was announced and Management o f Ilnby Chicks,” enterprise displayed fn and by San­ this morning at tho office of W. B. illustrated w ry forcibly the neces­ ford, tho reflection in tho iocnl sity of extra mo care and good financial institutions is said to be. Williams, city manager, * p ‘ ' Plano approved by the City Thin­ judgment In 'ho raising of chicks tho Oource of great/ oPtoqtjsm ning Hoard and submitted to Mr. Trum thu imy'ithcy lira hutched un­ nmong business men and otnri*a til tho marketing or laying sage. in tho community crating without licenses and in Wiliiains provide for a concrete He ndviaed each poultry raiser to According to tho figures releas­ technical violation o f the lnws nt wnlk to extend entirely around the watch tho baby chick, especially ed hero today, the Seminole Sounouter side o f tho dock. Width of this time, it is pointed out during the first 72 hours o f itn Under tho circumstances, coun­ thu walk is specified us 12 feet; life and not to feed it anything, ty Bank shows the greatest gain among tho local bankr for the ty official* said, nothing will be according to the city manager. during th«t period and then begin period. Deposits at this institu­ The pavilion, which will be plac­ feeding sparingly and gradually done about it but they joined in tion of Sept. 30, 1921 wero 91,urging dealcra to nppiy ut unco ed in the wide section o f tho dock, placing certain feed* before it. 07T.169 while on the same data ami get their licenses soon be­ ut the outer end, will be a circular Among othor things he stated o f* this ‘ car th e‘total is noted as cause of tho possibility that tranu- structure, 50 feet in diameter, in that the extent of the poultry 92,047; actions handled in tho meantime which it ill planned to enclose n raiser's profit or loss is in accord­ 9970,169 is shown an being approx­ band stand, two small concession ance with the care given the chicks imately nearly 100 per cent great­ may bo questioned lutcr. Tho law provides it is said, for booths and an open floor space from thu time of- hutching until er for " tho ‘ .year,\ Resources at this n delay o f 10 dnya between tho which may bo used for dancing, they aro nblo to tnko caro for bifnkinu 'house increased nearly filing of an application and tho as a central point for nny public themselves. as mucl it <h shown when tho granting of n license so that an gathering. Elton J. Moughton, loc­ Mnny questions asked the speak­ statement o f 1924, $1,295,194. . . . . is opportunity mny .be given persons al architect is preparing plans for e r! ns they proceeded on their dis­ compared to that of 1925, .which who wish to protest tho licensing the building at this time, accord­ courses and ut thin time n ques­ amounts to 92.238,783. of nny broker or snlcuman because ing to Mr. Willlums. tion box was created and each one Report of deposits at the First o f improper practices. Boulevard lighting standards desiring specinl information was National Bank of this city show First Licenses Next Week urged to submit their questions in $ 1, 06.07 on Oct. 1, 1924 and Local officers today Rtntcd that writing to be answered after tho 92,110,600.54 on the same date tho first licenses will be issued this year. The difference o f 9709,­ meeting. next week by John D. Jinkins coun­ Chairman Purdy next in order 794.47 represents an Increase of ty tax collector, at which time the introduced N R. Mehroff, — exten- approximately 60 per cent at thi* 10-day period will havo olapsed for Mlc sion pouitryman o f the University institution for tho year, it ia somu of the earlier applicants. of Fiuridu, who gnvo n very in- shown. Resources increased from No further delay in tho 'matter jng structivu and interesting discourse 91,682,351.61 to 92,352,928 92 dur­ o f application blanks In expected ini- on tho subject of "Fording For Egg ing thu 12 month period it is said. Business at the Sanford Bank •m- Production." Among his many rcrud. m ark s, Mr. Mehroff stated that ns and Trust Company, organized in DW- there are many formulas and feeds, July, 1924, jumped approximately the it is often left to the poullrymun 40 per cent in the volume of busi­ the to ascertain the must suitable for ness transacted from Qct. 1, 1924 Iks, his particular purpose and flock, to Oct. 1, 1925. comparative fig ­ to- Mr. Wchroff hh'> carried on a cul­ ures made public at the institu­ tion today show. Deposits there ling demonstration. The institute chairman introduc- on tho date indicated lust year amounted to 390434.70, as against (Contlnucd on Pago Three) 9653,819.09 recorded on then books month. Resources on Oct. 1, Root Warns of Rows this 1924 were 9577.60J7.04, and aro to have increased during In Codification Paper shown the year to 9638,120.64. Comparative tabulation of the To Peace Conference deposits o f all three banks in tho CHICAGO, Oct. 3.— (/P)—TorWASHINGTON, Oct. 3.— (A1)— city, showing figures for the month A solemn warning by Elihu Root o f September of 1924 and 1925, that “ controversies and quarrels bo aro here given. Bank, 1924, tween nutions ure certain to come" Seminolo County 91,077,109: 1925, $2,047,338. and that “ mere agreements not to First National Bank 1921. Realty Corporation for the erec­ have these things happen are fu ­ $1,100,806.07; 1925 92.110,6*10.54. tion o f a $3,600,000 hotel. tile," was sounded toduy in his pa­ Sanford Bank and Trust Contper on codification, presented by nuny 1924, 9390,434.70; 1925 9553.­ Representative Theodore Burton to 819.00. the Inter— Parliamentary Uhions Resources at tho cloao o f Sep­ Conference here. tember business for tho two years The paper’s author, recognized at a glance are shown as follows by conferees us one of tho world’s Seminolo County Bank, 1921, cutstanding authorities on inter­ 91,295,194; 1925. $2,238,783 national affairs, htdd that codifi­ First National Lank, 91,682,351,­ cation hud a special importance ut 51: 1925, 92,352,928.92. . this time because of thu necessity Sanford Bank and Trust Com* of enlarging the service rendered pany 1921, $577,507.04; 1926, $828,­ by the permanent court of interna­ 120.64._____________________ tional justice. This court was one of a group Iof reiuted institutions with the lea- New Seaboard Branch Igun of nations and the Hague1 Formed on East Coast ■Court of Arbitration which the j writer said, “ promised to facili-’ WEST PALM BEACH. OcL t , U U pteservation ul peace to u de-• —( ^ — Formation of thu F-ast gret* never before attained.” Florida division of tho Seaboard Air Lino Railway with headquartL era here. announced by f M. 11. Gold, superintendent of tho > division. ' Beer King And His Associate J a i l e d In Contempt Case . Search Renewed *For : Missing Mail Plane �I “ llllrtl 7' Si*-: |Vf£tV More and record breaking history for Island—Florida’s most spectacular land opment. A complete sell-out o f the entire project in less than one year from thcVlate o f Its first sale, which auspiciously started with a crowd o f buyers who waited in line for 43 hours for first choice. • ed into it, we announced the opening of reservations in the last unit o f Davis Islands. The response was electric— sensational—for in 31 hours, $18,138,000 in sales were made with an over-subscription of $8,250,- In our Tampa office yesterday, when this as tounding news was made public, spirited bidding be A few days ago after the property had been off the market for the entire summer, during which millions in building and development’had been pour­ gan for property just North, and profits of thou­ sands o f dollars were offered to many fortunate owners. �a r g u r it r HENRY SJMMPWfc Complhl: you and uaea S ir e ® Ifila c u i i i a n of .N ovem ber V I K ilb > ' £ $ £ OH H . •• j£& S0T,c^ o a or rl VIRGIL K. LUCAl MAN W K^IN OH C FROST. D.iB. N M tl th e state f Ineoan N K E D M A U .-T IR p rt nnd MARY 8ULUtY livina and If dead, claiming Interest <U LUCAS H A R R Y -H in o h o Ohe . o p o r I S m»N80PHIA «R A M W hi* AN LIKL HBIpT a nd -- ---his wife, and each above ______ namad daft— _jfaw U i»v<-" , ijriw fc HAM ^|* WR*. ^ fROBERT f i t t . BBE aM A R IW A k T ‘ 7aiM MARY 8 W n « t ed or otharwlie aa grantees o f otlljrw l erty hereinafter de all tha h e lix d*vJ*eteL other claimants Tnnfaf partlea, GOULD deceased, and tf ijT Intercaclr and every.cInliBldi I fnvolve*t or Intereatd In the.' v.oT the ed In thle edit u n d fr’acb and above named dsftnd&A^ *aid«ncej every who*« name* *»» uinnnt In are unknown to the.Coi the above entitled ‘ i f all unknown p a rtite -’, clalm lna any . Intftwtl eala in the land ' InVql Twenty-four nationalities are represented In this g to u p (jf 24 chtldrcipattending a Sioux City, la ault. said land belnwaiC Inole County, Florida, , ed aa followe, to-w ltt _ corner HKaiN at the north* ; n t th* , o f tile southeast qUdl lion i.v. southeast quarter o f , <OUtn^ Township 11 *0uth^4Ranse II east, run thence west f i t fcnr. thence aouth M l ■ IN »/10 feet, thence east *14 and T/10 rear. • S T E W A R T S W A S H IN G T O N L E T T E R thence north to p e ln t ,Of BE­ ’ \Jy C1IARLE3 P. STEWART GINNING. AND It appearing, from* th i awnm bill- o f complaint. herein W is t 1you tlio lawmakers recognize that the and each o f you may oUJin some right, title or Interest Hprtiil to the government'U “ over-burenuod," But when It comes to putting the Indian aign bn some ono par­ ticular bureau, ill those who have a pefmnal Interest In it.ob ject -strenuously. "Wo need consolidation and re­ duction," they agree, "but not In this spot. This bureau’s essential. Let's economize elsewhere." Fsch lawmaker is also aware that' if he votes to abolish some other lawmaker's pet bureau, the Utler will voto to aboil m his pet. That’s why the burenucrats re­ main so care-free while nobody but Congress discusses retrenchment. Multiplying Animals In Pact* fie Northwest Constitute Danger of Extermination To Fishing Business OLYMPIA, Wash., Oct. 2 .- < p f * — Hair seals hive increased in re­ cent 'year* .to such numbers that they are becoming a seriou:i men* ace to the salmon fishing Industry in the Northwest. As a means of gci&iiL' lid o f the menacd, Arthur v S. Elngrscn, formerly with the Washington state fisheries depart­ ment. has aug-jeitcd tKfit the aid o f American apqrtamcd bo enlln.ed in a drivo agalnpt the- animals. Sportsmen, ho declares, would find fish. Feeding tests have shown that an adult I al requires about 30 pounds o f fish .for a meal. A t present the only chocks on the increase o f tho seals are tho operations o f tho few professional hunters who pursue them for the f3 bounty offered by the state nnd the occasional forays of local HlnrUmen. ' -* "In View o f these facta, unless tha state' wishes to subsidize the exterpilnatlon, the inoHt logical so­ lution of tho problem Hoh in solic­ iting thu aid o f interested sport * mrn,’ Mr. Elnarsen declared. Tile ■port i3.a very keen one and rcauirc3 skill and returns a greater thrill'than anything we have with BAIIN H ART Ms w ife, <S»3!S. KIN EC.AN and REBECCA KIN ROAN hla Wifi, h e n r y A. c r a n e and ia % # 3 a wife, at hair*. devisee*. grantee* or otherwlaa. ln 'a n d to the iJ id hereinafter described; and to all vrsona and partlea cullmlng In* ereat under JACOB BROCK deceaa- f you and each of you .be and you are hereby required to appear to the BUI o f Complaint filed herein In thle cause on Monday thb Ind. day of November, A.\Dt 1*15. the same being a Rule Day of .th is ■'••urt. at the Court Hnuee In Sanford. Sem­ inole County, Floridai. dfid''inj dofault thereof Decree- Pro Conf^sso will be entered agelnet. said cause being a suit to quiet* title In the Complainant In and t o ; the land above described. It Is therefore ORDERED thst WITNESS MY- Hand and the aeal this notice be published Infthe Hen- o f tha Circuit Court of the Seventh ford Herald, a newsiuipwr publish­ Judicial Circuit o f the State of ed In Sanford, Semipole .County, Florida In and fo r Seminole Coun­ ty. bn this the 3 rd .day: of October. C a m e r a F in d s W o m a n P o lic e S e e k Mt S’;gS«Ju5l , n ‘ 13 V > E. DOUGLASS. (c in c u iT BnUrUnrs and plalnants. Oct, I-lO -1 7-li cou n r seal) Hv A. M. WEEKS. Dyiul; w i i A o n . HOU8HOLDBR & Solicitors for Com pi all Oct. 3-10.17-34. . j l f f i s ' 1' c,*"!lounsel fo r Co in- IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT OF SRM* INOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY. • M A R Y G E O R G E KINGSBURY (o lh srWIse k n ow n . aa. MARY G. IN T IIE CIRCUIT COURT O F fsi INOLE COUNTY, f'tO R ID A ., CIIANCEIIY. , , ' , tV. D. LEMONS. * Com plainant, ■ -y t. •. h 1 1 , , KtNOSBURY) » .,* * C om plainant . * * ^ yS # *! " A L B E R T F. K O F p; c t 'p l. r w SILAS U. C A R TE R , et a t.. Defendants. * \ n o t ,% * i * D«f<sDdanU. O rder of-. PnhllrjMlnn o J.°h T H E IS T A T E O F -F L O R ID A , to:: NOTICE TTO °K & * W t p , JW D i KNOWN D E F E N D A N T S ’ 8T A T E OK FLORIDA;* l o f ■SILAS H. C A R T E R .and E « J. C A R T E R lit* w ife, W , A. BR NKIt and--------- B RAU N ER 1 hlS. 1 GEORGE A. KHBLIfO*. a n * “ C R IE KKELINE bis w ife , *E. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF SEM­ RLANCHARD. C. F. MOJlLETf INOLE COUNTY. KI.OIIUIAS -IN KiAN A. CRUTCH L a Ur A CHANCERY. v ' B R A W N E R , If Rv IEPl dk and -If il EDNOR CURLETT. to all pnrtlrii rln lm liia, Inter*sl Complatnnnt der* SILAS R.’ CART Kit mjiU El! vs. ( J. C A R T E R his wife. w 7*a V b R JEAN B A inriST . BOROT. o l al. NER and----------HR A UNER big J D ofm dan is. G E O R G E . A. KKELINE a n d ' t Ortlrr of l*ubllra(l«n R IE K K E L IN E h li w lf*. . f NOTICE TO KNOWN AND UN­ RLANCH ARD . C. K. MOnLEY, KNOWN DEFENDANTS. RAN A. CRUTCHER, l ^ U n A T H E STATE OF FLO RIDA, lo : llR A W N E Il. deceased or o t h e r JEAN BAPTIST BOROT. LEON B O U T H R IE U L MARIA BOROT, *rw i*e. in th* properly h erein after M A RIE RORAT VO(5AL. ANGIE G. described, nnd to all. the heir*, d e ­ TU C K E R, MRR. AGNEHH C. W E E D . visees, Bran tees or other claim ant* ALIC E T . PARRISH. W lt.M KLMINA under JOHN W. GRIFFIN d ecoa sI-. ADAMS. CHARLES F. ADAMS «d .and to all the hairs, devisees, nnd------------- ADAMS, hla w ife. P A V - Krautees or other claim ants under ID W*. ADAMS nnd------------- ADAMS W . A. llR A W N E Il decenAed. aud to h is Wife, A. L. COUNCIL. JAMES all pnrtlns, nach and ovary, .claim COUNCIL and. J. W*. W IL M O T T 11 Intr any Interest or Interests In the IIv Iiik . i»ini If (R'ltd, lu nil tmrilo* land Involved In thin suit under nnv dnlnilnK Inlerest unite* JEAN B A P ­ o f the abovu named defendants, each T IST ROBOT. LEON B O P TH R 1SU L and every w h o s e 'n a m e s ; and resi­ M ARIA IIOROT. M ARIE RORAT dences are unknow n, to the C*imVOGAL, ANGIE *tl. T U C K E R . MRR plnlnnnt In the above entitled causa. AON ESS C. W EED. ALICE T. P A R . and to all unknow n parties w hom ­ RISH . WJLHELM1NA L. ADAMS, soever claln iln a any Interest nr In­ C H AR LES V. ADAMS nnd------------ - terests In tho land Involved In this ADAM S htn w ife, DA V ID W*. AD- suit, said land bein g Situate In Sem­ AM.R mid------------- ADAMS tils w lfs inole County, Flqrlda, and d escrib­ A. L. COUNCIL JAMES COUNCIL ed as fo llo w s, to -w lt : and J. W*. WILM OTT. d eceased 01 T R A C T l. n l h r r w l s * ns hnlrs, ilnvlsecs. KranSouthw est quarter o f south hutf o f lot 3. o f Section 3, T ow n -, ship 11 south, Rnntte 3* east. T R A C T !. North h alf o f south h a lf o f Lot 3, o f Section S. T ow n sh ip 21 south, Italian In east. ' ' TRACT 3 BEGINNING at the aquthWest corn er o f lot ’ t o f Section 1. T ow n sh ip 11 south. HanKc 30 east, run TlO feet, thence north 6 d egrees east IS4 fact, west 770 feet, south K82 feet lo BEGIN­ NING. and it ap p earin g from the sw orn Ulll of C om plaint herein that you and each o f you may claim some right, title o r Interest In Nnd to the property h ereinabove described. It Is th erefore ORDERED ' that you ami each o f you be and you are hereby requlruil to appear »o the Hill o f C om plaint herein filed In thla cause on M onday the Ind day o f N ovem ber, A. D. 1933. the earns being a Rule Day o f this Court, at the C ourt H ouse hi Sanford. Sem ­ inole C ounty. F lorida, and *fu d e­ fau lt th ereof D ecree Pro Coufcsan w ill be entered again st you , said cau se being a stilt to quiet title In the C oroplsln siit .and to th e . land a b ov e described. , ■ .. It Is th erefore O R D E R E D . that this notice hu published In th e 'S a n ­ ford Herald, a new spaper publish­ ed In Setplnola County. Fm rida. on ce a w eek In fou r consocutlvji w eek!*- Issues. W ITN E SS mv hand u n d , tU* o f ­ fic ia l sent o f the Circuit CdUrt of JOHN J. DEAN and the helra, de* vl»eca, grantee* o r other claim anta <Under John J. Dean; 'Jqhn Durden1 and the helra, devisee*, jfranteea or other claimant* un­ der John Durden; R obett' A- lia r . som etim es-know n aa R obert arden, and the helra, davlaeea. grantees or uthsr claimants under Robert . A. Hardee, sometimes Allen, hla w lf, known a a ‘ Robert A. Harden; and dead all partiel all unknown persona claim ing an Interest In the real property h ere­ ,A,l\>ny' . lnhr U lS i n a f t e r d escrib ed ;. S. Kendrick wife, aa tifjrli * d ..'l:,v 'j Guernsey and Leland Chubb, IN TH E CIRCUIT C ? r *dharwlaa, Tii*»na issii I <be. Ual* . D efendants r . HRMINOLR ..COUNTY, •n this ault,- Y*;hercln»fier IN CHANCERY. . Order Of PaUllcstlen Mllla, if ||vir> W IL L IA M SIMMONS. TH E STATE OK FLORIDA. TO A L L d e aJd--a a llll parties clalmlna' claiming J Complainant THE AFTER NAMED PARTIES, GREETINGS: • 0 . W. MOYER. /t % L T o Jobd -J," Dean.. If -living and If fertdanta. dead all partlea claim ing Tnteratt* aa hereln.it.. £ O rder-off- Pabllratloa under John J. Dean, deceaaed or o (h - id; and J NOTICE TO _ _ i fLNOWNJ :AND erwlae. In the real properly btrbin - «3e» d ail .p ar’l l Mesial mint m a fter described; to John Durden, If K y.‘ Pr u»", *r } H THE STATE*' Ol . . living and If dyad all partlea cla im ­ aa helra, deylseea, legatt.r i MUTER a sd —r— MO' ing Tntereste under John Durden, •rwlae. In the lah di IMil deceased dr, otherwise, in fha r ia l *h|a- ault. as hereinafter 4, 8. C. MAYERS ii^a M l preperty hereinafter described! to M jfo llo w a . to-w lt: ■. • , KINS and-------------ATI ------- ATK1N8 hla i R obert A. Hardee, aometlmea knoirn T h * ® a*t H alf of the W .« BERTHAIR LOVE .a am t*— A x as Robert A. Harden. If living and • thJ* N ortheast ftuart.r « her husband.* MRR If daad- all .partlea claim ing - Inter ARDHON and-—-— — tTCHARDSON esta- under, Robert A. Hardee her huahnnd, JOHN* 1. HALBERT I times known aa Robert A. 1 T ow nahlp l 6» South. Risp and M. W . H a L b BR* hi* w ife and deqaaaed-^p .olhsrwlee. In ti £ 5 **• c°nu£jnjn r 1* A em i NAT rOYNTJt, If llyli W, f <1. 11 Property hereinafter* described, an to all parties ciatmlni I f appearing b y the sworn 1 All unknbwn persons clalm lng.lntei der 0. W, MOYER J esfa In tne foliotvlng described re* com plain t herelif tbat.yoo w, ER his wife. OKOROL- . properly, ’ situate. >lying* and beln o f y o u . may by .interested 1! *nd H. C. MAY HRS his certain d estrlbrd lot qf lsn-U| In the1County of He mmole and Btai IS ATKINS slid---- 1........ ........... of Flqrlda* .to-wit - - > . , , . • t ' « » ' » County. Florida, and k wife BERTHAIR LOVE and 'SOuth ifn lf <if the Southeast e(l above. You and each otg t-GVH her husband, MRS.' 1 ■tffehX Comnisniled and r « « Quarter o f.th e Bonthaaat Quar-. RICHARDSON, a n d - ----- - -L -J of Section^ 11. Township 11 * h e r* nu*h*nd. / O R 8quth, Ranae'-lO Hast,* and ' ' HALBERT and M W . HAL Southwest Quarter of the Houthhis wlfs and.N A T POYNT?. d aat Q u arter, of Section .11; ed or ■otherwise ji* htrti'a, de [ownihip I t . South, R ange, 30, Frnnteta nr oth erw ise,' in the - . The *Northeast ■Quarter o f tha \ the porp>)v* . poulheaet Quarter o f the South-' e Ktxrve descrl east Quarter of 'Sectloii SiJ - Xow.n,h|P ‘21* South.. Range M u . -H ast./ 1 1 . m ' • each and .every ■whose nan residence! arb> 'unknown' C om plainant,la tn* above ter, and th A South west Quarter •Csugi\ ,and to _gli -unknown whomsoever claim ing any or Interests *W iheMfrid *lnVi •this suit, -sain .land -b* In a In Seminole County.’ F t or I n " 'i T S ' blanket authority to the president to do all the executive reorganiz­ ing, consolidating, readjusting and reducin? as ho sec • fit. Congress Indorsing whatever he doe* In ad­ vance, and letting It go at that. (* Tho bulk of the senators and representatives won’t like this, but It’s a plan they will find it very difficult to reject, inasmuch as they admit a reshuffle of the ex­ ecutive sub-divisions is badly need­ ed, and everybody enn :re that they thcmsclvds arc unnbic to do anything about It DEI,AND— New York concern buys r?nlty holdings of local firm and pinna to develop 1,000 aero tract; houses started nnd sidewalk* laid in new sub-division; Now York Avenue lot bought for $30,000. IN CIRCUIT COURT, SKVKNTH JU­ DICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR SKM1NOLS CpUNTY. IN CHANCERY. J. N. BRADSHAW, r • " ,* Complainant, , to the follow in g land In the Court­ ly. of Seminole and Stale of Florida, and more particularly described ,aa followe. to W it:. . ■ • , Ixita l.ftJ, I and 4 of Block . 13 and all o f Block II of Mellnnville, according to Plat there­ of. recorded In Plat Boolt l. page , 120. o f tha Public Records o f Srmlndle County.* Florida, and to any and all other persons whose names ary unknown, claiming any right, title or Intereat In a.nd to the property hereinabove de- the Seventh Judicial Clfaul State of Florida, ,ln and I Now, however, comes Curtis Inole County. Florida, on with tho announcement that he in­ 3rd. day of October A. DC V. E. DOtlGL.vSS, tends to introduce a bill giving Clerk • ■ tho exception of big game hunting. Thwscnl- is a*zggncigam.animg|< <ml persecution leads to extreme wcarIncsi on their part. Tho fnct that thorp is such an olemont o f chance in sen) hunting dincouragcs any great effort to exterminate them by professional seal hunters. While the original method o f hunting seals was to approach them from the shore at low tide and shoot them with u heavy rifle of buck not, the use o f semi-speed boat by sportsmen has added zest to the chuse. BUSAN S southwest niotru* o f sect ter *bf thir north w est q . o f the- n orth east -qu arter- HpHcltor for Compjalna 1. H ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■^ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■p aaaaB B B B aB B B iB aiaaara a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a S ' a aB B aB aaB aaB aaaaaaB B aa*aaB B a a aaaBaaBaaaM iia a a a a a a a a a a a a ia iH a H a a a a a a a a a a aBi i X I I l T l I T T l i i i T T Y i T ♦♦♦❖ { v y y v v v ? y v y 4 4 4 « b. . * y y ? 4 y y 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 T r l T ^ V ^ r V of every-day things that you most. No newspap< The Comfort Route! Taroasn (sir* sad ml U M alltM » «ll rnr.u T his Company, established in 1852 and on* of th# ptoasst inmpoiutioa li##s to flsiid# •ndSA. BLKJUH'Hbi ih« lormtieajsrh*4a#|Us- Belrimors Uasi ihs ls«sr I n a Misou u> Pk.lsi Sen Kiancoaco police arc hunting Mia. BarbelM* jj r owner o f a smart shop, who is charged with pushing H hn k, «h*-- and her two children arc hiding in n tcnF nL,ap t] & newspaper piotouraidicr found her, aa the pietuiY aliovg is refuses to reveal her hiding place. In J T ?aafi i Mra. Hammell la now wearing ovoralls. SJ- aay* „f,;. her check difficulties, but (flS'P 00 , 000 . r , Send for iUustratad booklet Automobilsa OltE O R D E R E D "'iM Ish*-1 In tha wspapajr I’ tib- l, % h w u p o tlrL Ssrrisa la Ssvaaaah. -ii- county. !lt*V ' .t»r c o n _ Merchants & Miners Trans. Co. . \of - Hi r.|J- } «»Urt ft* a n t e ? 1' Ol IhojN , L.la n, ; ' > i ‘ _ v t Y V T T ? v y 444444♦♦♦ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 m Advertisements are | Fiv« sailings a weak from jacksanvili** * *\ *',#*<1J *■*.'k. be complete without them news ’ �political :S0 p. GfterparlUmenUrv u CbSm.ndCr R0, « t f t ^ l h e TTM Wut'i tho bearing: rceesstd rs. 'Leak and Mra; fabaci rrd,. who remitted several it-musical selections mac) Application of 111 8wW«y, /member of « J 8 T CHURCH A lT n lg h t services through ■^Prom otion Day, winter will «tqrt St 7:30 o ’clock. K h ip — Communion . ’ , ’ LAWl/SHHVICM ■ s f t i u r o n u , a t ^ t r ; x . a4| § & . mi, w,. s s s & s a Jfts » I f r .f f f l r s u ■ G^ A.,brit<o"i* K r /o o " K !" L .,.' „ S*?2i?^CE 80CIETY Belefice services are R £ !L . Club, Oak * * * « • lS1un: itr lO o’d o ck : subject w, ‘'Unreality.” V •rtninv services, i iesttmonTala o f healt » t .8 o’clock in the m* • ' , •* , j maintains a free K it e s CHURCH £ Sunday After TrinSool, 9:46 a.m. Hea, 11 n.m. SMuttson, Organist. Btiaryr Lamarr, ■fcj Iq iplace of Sor­ ALL,SOULS CHURCH union was denied. *’ The pw fldentrit.l if University o f Florida addreathe institute In detailon ‘PoiiL considers th a t1 Frai Diseases.” Dr. Sandern urged mpornry debt , fq poultry man to exercise great ‘S - s ^ s ^ i a r K President. Coolidge ping board acted um ping President Palm< ; tbe fleeb i* corporation;; of his p a w * r.,u ..t 't z & A Z;<if 't The judgt« advocate- generalthe navy hi>eld that the h w y did n6t violate the j law by; lending-tffi overland >.,aa' ■ was Shenandoahr „ . Colonel Mitfeltett.- ' r Col. William SiitchelLwaa ordered by the War Department-^W. ter port to the' inspector ganAar Mqn-, dny for investigation, o f 'Kls con’; duct with a view.4b disd^linaSy a>* because oftet>‘.ttte remedy would not avail. He mentioned seyetgl precautions such aa;-good draini o f poultry yard** as loo much m tore breeds disease; ventilal without draft* U esesntiat; cje*nliness of-poultry and poultry houses vitally necessary; regular disinfec­ tion of-poultry'ryna and housen to eliininate mitts, etc. In his talk. Dr. Sanders, carried his audience through the many phases of the cure for diseases and i" ° th Su” 'u , ■ P en‘ Mass•at 10:3<kji. m. Sermon* “ Indulgences.” * . Benediction of the Blessed Saclament after Mass. n Sunday School at 9 :00 a. m All children'"of school ape gre to attend Maa8 and Sunday School. . All married women of the par{,h are invited to attend a meet\ng at the Parish Hall on-Wedosaday a t 4:00. p/m ^ for the purpose exbrclsed in the poultry Indus of forming a -Rosary Society. * The next order’ of-buslnea wjts Sodality meeting Wednesday i open discussion on various pouL t - G o d Is Love — jwo Shelley fa) rhtermezio— Bar- mder His Lovo—Kopy te and .Choir, That Land.— C. Lee l. ' ' (Organ) Andante’,— ■ r a p ikon c l a s s ^ ■ n Iron Class invites all Kalble classes of the city ■ t in g Sunday morning nt B e k at the Princess Then■nr man-In Sanford is exr s p e c ia l personnl invituRhls special meeting, and m officers desire an audiItlied in a spirit of loycl ■p The ladies of tho city [Twelcome; mai musical program has n n g e d . There will be Bga by tho entiro mooting, mumbors by a mixed qunrtllot Me" and “ O Love That It Let Me Go,” Mr, Park* ■t G. Davey will be tho il speaker, nddressing the Con tho subject o f “ Morals Eellgion.” Mr. Ddvey Is K. straight thinker and a Beaker and his address ■ jo y e d . H is s will be dismissed ■ a t 10:45 o'clock in full (Continued from Pago, Ono) lurch services, ditional broker's license through the discovery o f this error, it is PTJ8T CHURCH stated. 5 v J w i8 v day School; 9:30 a. m. Realtors are filing applications ruing Worship nnd Sermon, at this time for licenses to operate m. Sermon subject, “ The in tho 'city, also, it is announced. jpiism o f tno Superlative Seventy-nine brokern and salesmen doing business h' Sanford hnvo fil­ i teacher:* of the i-itv school:* ed their names witirthe city clerk, le honor guests at the morn- and have been issued temporary licenses, pending the arrival of forms and licenses in accordance |nal service, 7:30 • with the new city ordinance regu­ ig worship nnd sermon, lating realty operations here. ermon subject, “ Looking This ordinance, containing sev­ From Three Angles.” eral changes from the preceding i evening service the pas- law, wasi effective at the expiration give the last of tho series of the yearly fee period, Oct. 1. ces on citizenship. Sub|J)is paper, “ The Citizen, COCOA— Hotel addition plan­ pager,' Mayor ’ nnd City ned; realty firm formed with enpfcnora—Their Big Task.” »tal stock of 1100,000. ?T TRUE BY CONDO S S 4M ’ /W T e-R -V /t <3<o 3 A M ^ • ^ P e R l t s w C . e - '^ ' V i C ’ O F p fC feR ,*1 /AKjO ) -A iv O M A M ( IK) CAR. A*X> ^ F ^ l C K S N T L r 1 p o a m Jc a n ©vs t r u t h t h a t — y o u C e /t v e - o u r TNG L >V «3T IM O R -O . >' * ' . ' iw o w N m .. ; BA ' ____________ __ '-■! h r Markets to l.SSHr-Corn, December,, 78H U>\<XU pats, December:89m to question box and each expert an­ swered, tho qupstiqns presented to the mtisfaction., of- those desiring the specific information. T he'ladies o f Geneva served.* most delicious chicken dinner after tho afternoon session. Much prnise it due the members o f the Woman’s Club, Geneva Englishman California Girl In Sanford Recently FIRST NATIONAL steady- at net declines Of 16 to 2d pointsi January. 22,13 (o.?2 .l6 ; De­ cember 22.15 to 22.17. . - - : VWIRUWlNTHa this delegation o f about 150-ln>redted in the poultry'industry of Sarainole country. -Community — g, Singing V" r m mIs Festura The evening session opened with community singing and Mrs. Cook o f Oviedo gave 'a very interesting rending. Two small Genova girls added a very Interesting feature to tho program. . Chairman Purdy introduced J. 'A Bistline, squab expert of Longwood, who gave a very interesting talk on that particular phase of the industry. Mr. Bistilno for o numbero f years has specialized on aquabR is ope of th e . lead­ ing men In that lino in tho coun­ try. • L. M. Rhodes, marketing com­ missioners o f Florida, was .prin­ cipal speaker o f tho evening ses­ sion. His dlsqotirsa was on the “ Marketing and Distribution of Poultry and Poultry Products,” showing among many other things, the immensity o f the industry and the many things to be done to make the industry greater in Flor­ ida. . John A,-Sneed, marketing agent for the Seminole County poultry Association, gave a report of that bureau aiyl Its importance in tfla''ing the, Industry on a sound ' “ * in this county, j . j» •-L abe-H sry Gets-iNext iAle* g ,1*A'riMnHat<' o f ‘thnhks.'Wh fven to .tlie Geneva Chamber of merce and the Women of Geneva B A T U t 0 M .I f t - :Laxly (Cynthia Mdsi’oy. attraallvo tlabi e‘ late Lord Ctirzon, reing nq audience as FORT MYERS— Zoning "e x p * ^ tpntljr, -started British aristocracy f-by1*! kl tno only way out of coming to. outline city's needii "Cbmrndea” and stating that-Socialism plans fir White Way from titer ‘Europe’s present delemma. to Fort Myers'beach, to cast'inxE? 000, taken up; .firm to:erect 64room modem hotel, to etfsi, about, f 150,000; 57-ncre tract sold ,tn THE MODISTE SHOPPE Tampa syndicate. Connio Mack an­ nounces Athletics will- train again at Fort Myers next year; “ drive la now open rendy for the for library for city fihdk enthusi­ fall sewing. asm, with sfgning of 150 chnrtfit members'; construction o f bunga­ low court to begin shortly; subMrs. Goo. Hrockhahn 214 E. 2nd St. front; ‘ d?v.el°P|nent of power sitepn fivojf'jis' plunned. Loans MONEY AVAILABLE Loans For First Mortgage Loans on Liberal Valuation Ranis at Vfo Consult us first when in the market for funds .Magnolia A Second A. P.. CONNELLY &-SONS bi 12,000; constructors . tP '.Mradk ground *ntaoneb on new. 3160,000. JA»' *' *i .~ _________________ L |t*n- ( ** « |'VJ| - #i<4' a J-*4, kAU- r•_ _■ ' 'NOTICE’'’ ........ . • ,-r r :n r -v ; The combination of our quality lumber and prompt and courteous service can’ t be beat for satisfaction. Call and let us give you qn estimate on the lumber for your new home. num« . Vb'rlt-VVi- TO. THOSE,DESIRING LOCATIONS IN TIIE NEW ARCADE In Our New Home On W. Third St. Phon^ 563 Sanford, Florida 5 Now under construction qt tho corner of First St, and Sunford Ave., are requested to see s iiu iiiiu n iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu iiiiiiu iiin u M is *‘ *,. i ...... 1. . Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. 210 E, First St. r Tho poultry industry in Sem­ inole county is growing rapidly and the County Association is tak­ ing the lead in developing the in­ dustry through tho county as many expert poultry men have said that Seminole county Is as well ndapted to poultry raising as ny othor county in the state. m u st**' 10* . Sutton. *190 . Il* A '/ . W H Y , I H A D T O T E L I T S f e m £ R (W A N T E D A mm ORLANDO— Y. M. C. A. plarth campaign for new building in Feb­ ruary; 3831,064 involved in bui’ Aing permits for three weeks ofSeptember, or over $000,000 more than same period Ia.*t year. ALLEN AND Kalate Anrtlon lalra. m h ER n o t a n d M E E T I N iS fU e J H A T i Nino beautiful lots,‘ 51x141 ffet... IIlgN cst elevated in city, near location of new IliKh School. These lots are just north and adjoining l’ ine Hurst subdivision with or­ ange and Paint trees. PU TYbL» t o ^ONf^THelPffoe^AM^AS rO u R Disappointed, French Commsision Departs NEW YORK, Oct. 3.—(A^— A f­ ter a final "appeal to the Heart of America” Jdseph Caillaux, minis­ ter o f finance, and members o f the French Debt Commission were sail­ ing back home today on the liner Franco, “ grteviously disappointed” over their failure to effect n .set­ tlement o f France’s 34,260^)00,000 debt M. Caillaux said his coun­ try would do everything within tlio limits of her strength to pay the debt. He said he..might return to Washington in six months to re­ sume negotiations. Phone 708 ^ L E A S ’E e'd U ^ A S fU P l J& E f M O V IN G ^ fl T e L b .’H E R ?, Here too, are all the advantages of city life— a place to breathe the pure unadulter­ ated air as nature intended. From every point of view this is an Investment in con­ tentment and profit. See us immediately for terms. W oodruff and Watson D e a n -B e r g C o r p o r a t io n jj BRENT I.rl l ’ « Srll Vour l*n AT AUCTION A wo L* u jo n j' t ceA ve 5U T TM C5 U 5 J _ __ . i i —— WV arc ii-nunitrnll)' Inrnied In Nnnfnril Olit BALM roRPB Alit! B X n m T S Citizen or Transient H r ( iu t in n t f f r H a t l» fn r lIa n 1‘ r o p r r ir » « « w au l iq IiI— l,|«l It w ith ua anil ■(■iiMl-brr. ALLEN ■l . AND BRENT • SMALI. DEPOSIT 2 DUE OCTOBER 1 9 2 5 /r ^ - ’ ‘ : City L.‘cen3es now dpi * on every business or pro- i fession for which n lal ease Is required, ami must be paid proipptiy. / ELLEN Hi Y , City Tax Collector, i »i t u u iu iin j, hhhi . H an 't i l r ir lv t i r im ru etr ap<| r u u r ( u u il lj o f *!*<■ !**»** Il* III tfUlu.d lif MUiLii.it iMiirorli a port « f y « « r - * • t|rp lii.m ril r r - p o t i - l b ' r tttl*ru«h)>i l» bu lliH u- * h m uo *.. T *.'..111). lie K. Srcuntl Hlrrrl, Nnnfnnl, CITY LICENS n ri i u r|r, « r In mtnir a lk rr nrlukhartniml f ’ IIAI.ANCE MONTHLY Ask Us *o Explain the Time Payment Plan F. & M . M O T O R C O W ith u i r »» rr ll« * u i h .illd liir mnlfTlnl*. * l).>r* l*r m c r n n ht‘ l » > *>u orvnrv the k in d o f fia wr r * n *• �co»'«ntiS U lDi, f f H-ralnofc r T H E r iA T E i V IR G IL £ j k> n s r « T Hs r a » & ^ y » i? w arn fkobt. j k ,o « - tM «U |tn#» i ^•tastes; u m ed in thla i t U wndar afiy o f tb a b o r* nam ed <l«f#r **#% #/ , arb an every w h o m naaee* W H l r r t d m o rare u n k n ow n to t o * C amf da lru at I the a b ov e en titlrd AW M . and 1 a ll u n k n ow n p e rtla m -.wha m e i 11 < c la im in g any Inter ret a e . Intel eeta In th* land * IW a iv e d ■la tb •ait, aaid land b ein g d O x u to Pew lo o t* C ounty. F lorida, a n y fre e r!) *4 aa follow # . t o - w R ; u- *• J BEG IN at the n ortlfta a t e o re e r o f the southeast w r i e r o f the aahtkeaet quarter o f JMhtloo IL T ew aah Ip II a ou th .-rR ap te X* c u t , ran tben ce meat f t * feet, th en ce south 1 4 ! a M N i l feet, fh en c* r u t I t l and T / l f feet, thenca north to fa la t.'tr f BE* P. STEWART , GINNIKG. ' * , ■■■AN D It a p p ea rin g from t b f a wot b ill o f com p lain t h e refn m p u t y and each o f j on m a p d u m *o« righ t. (Itl* o r In ter**! M W >d t « U erty beretnabov# dddrrlbed. But when it comes to putliny p rop Jt I* th erefore O R D E R E D On the Indian sir® o r sots# one par­ yon and each o f i o n be and yc ticular bureau, btl those who luve a re h ereby required to appear to t) Bill o f C om plaint flle J herein 1 ■ perional interest in i t . object thla caaa* on M onday the 2nd. di strenuously. '■t N ovem ber. A, R l t f t , the aaa STEWARTS WASHINGTON LETTER Br CUAIU.ES WASHINGTON, Oct. 3^-ftcrxtor Ctirti* haa m cctoln i finally in Uirvwfnic s real acarc tnto the ) WashingVci trureaucraciea. Talk uiuut aboliabins some of Multiply Inc Animals la Pad- them, conaoiMatins others, ccttir.g fie >Ianhwest Conwtltutc down their .personnels to * >«!*tae n basis And eliminatinK a lot of Extermination of the waste (hst most o f them **Wc need consolidation and rsdaction " they ajrrre, “ but n o t in To Flailing Business have bo.-n responsible foi has ixtn this spot, Tnis bureau's essential. dviflff on ever sire* the war. II hssn't Jt hasn't worried them them ,. mu* h. OLYMPIA, Wash., O ct. JL~CA1) —Ilnlr seals have increased in re­ Ho long as congm rional action cant years to such number* thst w a s necessary to trim them In they rt< becoming a *eriou:» men- -■Jif* »ffl reduce them in rwxskcT, pretty clear U* lh<.' bureauscu to the salmon fishin* fsdsatry it fs the norihwest. As a means of crate them •Irrs, as w<<il a» to irrttfnj,' Hd of tbs manned, Aiihur others, that they eoro in little, K. KfnarsAji, ------- , formerly with the danger, , 0 * 0 Washington state flsherM* depart­ Now, however, comes Curtis Kunators and cofigressmen, hard­ ment, has sugTtated that the aid of American sportsmen be enlhi^ ily n r.' i-inry to say, have found |with the announcement that he inrd in u drive against the animals. Iplace* in there bureaus very handy tenda to introduce a bill giving Hporternfn, ho declarea, would find [to pass out to political henchman blanket authority to the president •cal hunting b game worthy of i*nd henchwom«n. Naturally they to do ail the executive reorganis­ their skill pnd one which would ru­ don't like In see an tnd |>ut to ing, consolidating, readjusting and reducin-f as he see « fit. Congress bble them to fill In July and Aug­ ■his pstronnge. For one thing, losing it will Indorsing whatever he doed in ad­ ust when the season on b ig g a m e rraB'p ti^-m' in future. For un- vance, and letting it go at that. ULjcUttad in moat totalities, Other thing, each little bureauernt The bulk of the senators and ^ h jget. Hound Indian* formerly who *# Job U alkilished will blame representatives won't like this, but hi# pariimlar congressman for it, It's a plan they will find It very |nn<l so will his friends and it may difficult to reject, inasmuch as |make a difference to the congress­ they admit a reshuffle of the ex­ have greatly increased since the man K nttflf when the next elec­ ecutive tub-divisions Is badly need­ ed, and everybody can !ie that disappearance of the Indians. In tion duy roils earound. • • they themselvds are unable to do b recent check Mr. Kinarsen rcIn .i general way a majority of anything ulwut It vorte that ho counted TjJOO o f the riklr seals >,nnlng themselves on the beaches at low tide, Kopberir-i the exception of big game hubtiug. Tbw soul Is &mr]faiWtrv animal 4n<l •eais take hmvy toll of this food persecution lead* tu extreme wearfish. Feeding tests have shown that inest on thHr part. The fact that - an adult i al requires about ,'HJ there Is such nn element of chance in Kent hunting dincourufO'i any pound* o f fish for * meal. »Jfi-At present the only chocks on great effort to exterminate them the increase o f the seulu are the by professional seal hunters. While the original method o f operations o f tho few professional hunters who pursue thi-m for th* huntinS wal* was to approach them 93 bounty offered by the state and from the shore Ut low tide nnd thn occasional forays of local shoot them with a heavy rifle of buck not, the use o f semi-speed ;»«irtspi*n -* "In view o f thesn facts, unit's* hoar, by sportsmen ha* added zest the stnto wishes to suhsidiie the to the chase. extarpiinallon, the most logical so­ D EI,AM )—New York concern lution of thn problem lies In solic­ iting thu aid of interested sport • buys r ’alty holdings o f local firm in rn / Mr. Klnarsi-n declared. Tne nnd plans to develop t,000 acre *|Mirt i 1 a very keen one nnd re- trart ; hour.) * started nivj sidewalk* duirei skill and returns a greater laid in new sub-division;, New York C I I A I t l . EH Y A D A MM u n it------------- th rill'llan anything wu have with Avenue lot bought lor 130,000. Camera Finds Woman Police Seek peraona and part lea ea lim ln * In­ ter eat v o d e r JA C O B BROCK d ecea s­ ed and M IC H A EL J. D O TLE d eceas­ ed as heira. devtoeea, gran tees o r otb «-r claim an t* o r o t b r r « l * e in and to the foR ew In a lan d In the Conn ty o f Sem inal* an d Scat* o f F lo ride, and m ore p a rticu la rly described aa follow *, t o w it : Lac* 1. I I m l I o f B lock I I and all o f B lock I I o f M *lJ '’.vine, accord In * t o P lat tb e ro of. recorded In P la t Book 1 pane 12*. o f th e P u b lic R ecords o f Semlndle C ou n ty. F lo r id a and to any and i n oth er perron* w hose nam e* o r* u n k n ow n . elalm ln* any right, title o r latereat In and to tb# p rop erty h eroin e b o re d e­ ar rl bad o r a a y p a rt o r parcel th ere­ o f. ’ It I* h ereby O R D E R E D that you and each o f r o a , be and appear b e ­ fore tb * said C ircu it C oart at the C ourt llo u a * at Sanford. Florida. Sem inole C ounty. F lorid a . on the Ir:d day o f N ovem ber, . t P. Ills*, and then and th ere m ake answ er to tb* B ill o f C om p lain t r t h l W H aaelnat you In thla canae. Said eail beln * a su it t o q u iet the title In th * com plain ants. It U fu rth er O R D E R E D that thla O rder o f ' P u b lica tion be published In th e Hanford H erald, a newepap- •p ftcahl lafthswt In . Ranfnrtl IfoUrUors s a d I ptainanls. o h . a -is -n -iL n u M K n r. . ibs'3 1N T H E CIRCt’ IT COURT OP SKM JhOLRs,COVXTT. F LO RID A . IN CMANCEHT. W IL L IA M SIMMONS. f'om plalnaut S '/S f E r t S C f c - ■ A V c a l S ila tV. D. I.KMONH. C om plainant. • - VS. r . t carter *«i»t *L,n* , bwirm. deviitea Vov:* »**d MU *f complaint been filed for the rorp>sr‘ «t tm r'tltle i o the ab^te desertIn ths* CompIsliMst. L Audi •r * ' 1 - .i . - 'VE ' IT IS F U R TH ER ORDEREI thin ord e r U*.pi|b1l»'.i*d nprr In fo u r consecutive weekly o f th e S an ford 'Herald, a ns piiM lshed In Sefolnole Citnnt, ! HILAH B. C A R T E R , e l a I, . , D efen d a n ts.' llrd rr Of- F aM leatlua , NOTICE TO KROWM A N D * UN KNOWN D E F E N D A N T S ’ 1 | S T A T E OK F LO RID A ; l o f SILAS B. C A R T E R a * 4 E M IL 1 J. C A R T E R his w ife, W , /L IlRAU IIRAU: O K O R U K A. KHKLI R IE KKELIN E hi# w ife , E. D. RLANCHAitD. C. V. t 0 f t L E T f HWNAN A. CRU TC IIE P. u A L 'Itb ' P. R R A W N E R . If liv lo a and If dead.to all p arties rla lm ln K iIn le rfsIlu n - d#r KiLAH »; P*rt>« eUlaUogi com plaint herein Ibat.yoo if o f you . may be Im trrslt 1 i pertain describe*! lot *jf lanl Inot# County. F lorida, and «d above. Tou and each of h fU b y Commanded And rn »P P ««r to Mid b ill o f com the Court llouae In BAafo nole County. F lorid*, on. trie '2nd day of Novembtr. ■1»IF. oth erw ise Raid bill will en as onnfessedtby 7 0 U stsl c'"* Com - . 1 *“ *1*. If llrlae ?***. o r oth erw a*. In the Uadi i *® thla ijilL- aa herelnaftsr S 1 “ -.Coat*. If l|v|M cad a ll partial elalm ln. . s O. W . MOTER. e W l . ' ' 'D efendants. O rd er-of- Pabllcr tie * NOTICE TO KNOWN A N D UN_____KNOWN, DEFEN D A N T* T H E STATE OF F L O R ID A , to : *L W . MOTER and----------MOTER hi# w ife . OEORGE W. M A T E R S and R C M ATERS bla w ife. L E W IS AT­ KIN S and------------- ATKINS hla w ife. B E R T H A IR LOVE and-------— LOVP, h w h u s b a n d .'M lta E L S IE RICH ARDSON sa d ------------- RICHARDSON her husband, JOHN B. H A L B E R T . DONE AND QRDEREP tb day o f October,^. D. 1525. •- -T j-s .,Jpououia - C lerk -oF <llrcu lt:roart. M n# d lcla l. C ircu it, Hcmlqi e iu l t J. C A R T E R his w ife. IT. A . B ltA V . NKR an d ----------nRAUNEJb hi* J rtf*. OEORGE A. KEKLINE and- C A R ­ RIE K K E L IN E hie vrlfe. fe >H IILANCIIARD C. V. MORLEV. BUHAN A. CRU TCH ER, L A U I U it P1IRAW NER. deceased or o t h t r w m ,' aa heira, devisees, eren tres o r o t h ­ erw ise, In the property h e fe ln a fte r doserlhrd. and to alt. the heirs, d e ­ visees, gran tees or other claim an ts under JOHN W. G R IF F IN d e ce a s­ ed .and to all the heirs, drvlseaa, gran tees nr oth er clulm aots under W. A. R R A W N K K deceased, and to all parties, each and every, claim Inir any Intrrrst or hueresta In the land Involved In thin suit tinder nrr. o f the sh ov e named defendants, each and every w hose- name* and resi­ dences are unknow n, to the C om ­ plainant In the a b ov e entitled cauae. and to all unknow n parties w h om ­ soever cla im in g any (nlsreat nr In­ terests In the land Involved In this suit, said land holme situate In Heminnle C ounty. Florida, and doacrlbrd as fo llo w s, to -w tt: T R A C T I. Houthwest quarter o f south half o f lot I. o f Hectlnn I. T o w n ­ ship II south. R an** 35 east. *- The Comfort Route 1 Fiva sailini* a week from Jacksonville! T araesa lsr»« end asJ fsnseciWas la tll tialnts This Company, astablished in lft)2 and ene el the pisnest irssty-.rlinos lies* 10 florid,. i bounty. Vlof}Sm‘ **•*<* *11 PartUhrStimIre IN T H E C IRC U IT COURT O F HER INOI.K C O U N T ?, F LO R ID A . IS ADAMH his w ife. DAVID W. A D ­ A M * and------------- ADAMH his wife. A L C O U N CIL J a m 1; k COUNCIL and J. W , W ILM OTT, deceased or o th erw ise ns heirs, devisees, Krsn* le e s id- oth erw ise |n the property h e rein a fter desi-rlhed, nnd to all the heirs, d evtseei. Krnntees or oth ­ er cU lm u n ls iimler J. Q. ADAMH. d e c e a s e d ;, and to all parties, each mid every cla im in g any Interest or Interesie hi tin, UmJ involved In this su n under any uf the ahovc i-anird defendants, each and every w h ose nSines and residence* are unknow n in the C om plainant In the iiliove entitled cause, and to all un­ k n ow n parties w h om soever, cla im ­ in g any Interest or Interest# In the land Involved In this suit, said land being sltiiNie in Hemlnole County, Florhlit, nnd described aa follow s, to -w it : TRACT I T he east h a lf o f th-> sou th w est ou a rter o f Bectloil II, T ow n sh ip 10 south, R ange J ! cast. Hilt of C om plaint herein filed In T R A C T I. this cause on Monday the 2nd day IIKHINNING IS yards w est o f o f Novem ber. A. D. 1923. the same h clng a Mule Day o f this Cnurl. at the Court H ouse In Hanford. Hem­ ln ole County, F lorida, a n d 'In d e­ fau lt I h ereof D ecree Pro Coofesen w ill he entered against you. e.ild cause lining a su it (n quiet title In the C om plainant .and to the lutul .thrive described. H Is th erefore O R D E R E D that this notice he published In the Han­ ford Herald, a new spaper publish­ ed In Heqilnole C ounty. F lorida, on ce a w eek In fou r consecutive w rek tv Issues. WITNEHH tnv hand and the o f ­ ficia l seal af the C ircu it Court o f the Navnnih Judicial C ircu it, or the H»«te of F lorida. In and fo r Hemln* ole C ountv, on this the- 3rd day of O ctober, A. D. IMS. V. E. IXIUGLAHH. Clerk.* Jly A. M. W eek*. Deputy CUrls. | f — "* I ilfiriVr, | ” lx I* v l | r# f H IM ' Haw Krfcncoaco pollcu qro hunting Mr*, llnrhct GURifniJj ’ ri' nvthiiihs i t ,,wncr of it aniart shn|:. who is rhargnti with |<(d / n L’tk, aha gntj ht r twu children arc hiding in u ttmF "iru w orth-/*hi? , h',M tho city /f; mfnrdU , ; ..... U v l nt wapupor p'#oto;rr «;>f t r found her, as the plctuiy «howi; I Fiftrt •» . • !Nk vt'fttava to rgveal her hiding place. In ' /* «h icn «h ,0‘ .r",r/;'*; t ;r^ Mr*. Hummcll L how wearing overall*. J&f an; 1000 to *<ilv* her check dlfficultlea, but at , la nearer |100,000. unset for BIU o f C«gg»U ifit t o r c : a f l i r f i a . ncl* C ou n ty, F lo rid * , ea tUl* c j o h <m.Monday tl»- lati. d » r . Jrd d*jf o f O ctober. A. D o f X o t B « b » f, A. I>- l ) S . I he O h ' i V. E. D O L O U 8 faring s R ot* D *r o f U l* Court. at j C ttfk , tit* Court H o u m in lU a t/.r l, Kr*«I- (CIRCUIT COURT SE A L ! n ot* C osn ty . F lorid*. j r ad In d « Rt a . M. W E E K S . D*p H o l t . th ereof Deere* P ro C o*f»aon WILSON. HOUSHOLDKR v U I b* catered i n l n r t j w u !d Bolirttora f o r C o tap I n t M bet n s a atilt to o o le t till* In Oct. M M M I . th e Complainant In ana t o the I-ind _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ a b e r r described. I __ -■•- . It la th erefore O R D E R E D that « ^ C t l T CN tO W . JKV1 Lb la notice b* pobltahed In :h e RanW a i t C I M e g lT a r fo r d H erald, a new spaper p obl'sh ed I * AKD r a n . fK V th O I In S anford. Be ml nolo C oon ty, F lorT V . M C H ASC K K J* Id*, once a -week In f o o r eonaecti* J . M. BRADSH AW , t ir e w eek ly laaae*. Com plainant, • w i T X r a S my hand and th e o ff l.v. H al aeal o f tb e Cl re ait C ourt o f D ie. JOHN J. DEAN and the Seventh Judicial C ircolt o f th e State elaeea. grant##* o r oil o f PI or Ida. In and fo r *ealm >l* a a u under John J . D C o o n ty . Florida. on thla the Ira D urden’ and the heira. d a y o f O ctober A. D. IMS. rra m e e a o r oth er eUli V. E. DOUGLASS. d er John D u rden ; Robe: Clerk. * dee, aoir.etlroerk n ow n <CIRCU IT COURT S E A L ) A . Harden, and the h«*n H r A. If W EEK S. D -o u ty Clerk. grantee# o r otfc.r claim; W ILSON. HOUJWOLDER * BOTLE. R ob ert A. Hardee. * S olicitor* fo r Com plainant. k n ow n aa R obert A . Hi sa«l3 3 .nc.HJUf1IKr.i ihs l»,m,i on J ,r k n „ ,,1]». Bell, mors llsei (ke Isitor hsts Miemi is Pkilst Send (or illustrated booklet. A utom obiles Uaespotted. Sorttte <• Seveaaak. a J Merchants & .Miners Trans. Co. F lsr H0U K. lisy Hfrect I’ hunv IUIH. J s e k .u s t tile * ,* . v ■’ • ( I * * 1* *i 1 3 ■ BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBIIBIIIBBBIIallll]IBBIIIBIIBBBBBBIIIIBIIIBllBBBB/ >♦y y y ♦« y y y y y y y #♦« y A ♦> i . i y V V V V Advertisements new s of every-day things concern you * most. h T* ' •#' {* No newspaper * be complete without them. would v) 'I., " y / Hi �political (& S S S & Ip—Communion I f’; late, and'Jun[• J P * .. 1th old favorite *. _ „ bge Bally Day, I requested tp eiilng i ' 7:30 services is ing service neia on me mwo -• Gtaderrllle tomorrow' at 4:30 the shade of Mr. A. 0. Cinder's house. Good seats will be provided and all are1Invited. • 0 . V. Albritson. ALL SOULS CHURCH fi Eighteenth Sunday after Pen- o’clock.. , M ~ ~ t, Mau at 10:30.,a. m. Sermon, C1ENCR SOCIETY “ Indulgences’ ’ lehce services are Benediction of the Blessed Sacday momingat 11 rament after Mass. NTuman's.aub, Oak Sunday School at 9:00 a. m AU rhlA Street. Sun- chlldren'6f school age are to at5ubJect &Uas and Sunday School^ « ■ feyvnlng services, testimonials of healat 8 B o’clock o'clock In the P- .>•-:*• . ’ maintains a free jwhfere the Bible and Wstlan Science literP-read: borrowed or Ipen Wednesday and * r»«to 5 p.m., room total Bank Building. come to attend these Vo make use o f the ItdSS iCHURCH Sunday After Trin 0ol, 9:45 n.m. tea, 11 o.m. Munson, Organist. Mary,- towpire. be displace of Ser- A,j miirrIed women of-the par­ ish are 010 Invited M„ jraj to attend ____ - ar-imMtri . ing at the Parhih Hall ort.Wcdnea d a y Vt a t 4:00. mn fo r the jfurpose nurposi da^ i :00. pVmVtor,the o f forming a-Rosary Solely* W i*'eaday Sodality meeting “ Wedn .T-* -*■ - * evening at 7:30 o'clock. . . Troop No. 4, —----- jneet at the Hall Monday evenlni at 7^30. Scout Master Xubinsk and Assistant Scout*Master-. Milo will bo In charge. * • The Knights of Columbus wll meet at 8:00 o’clock Tuesday even Englishman Weds California Girl In Sanford Recently LificTjwrliainenUijr u Coriimander Ro**r fort ■the -praaWent'a "d, who rendered several fx- WO Hearing recessed Application of Mb . musical selections much to BwIXey, member oi pleasure o f thoae present >oaltry Diseases Discussed ftet o abort receaa, Chairman delegate to' the inti ly -hra^ntedD r. A- D. Saund- union was denied. 1 The president;' it if university o f Florida addrrathe Institute In detoli’on ‘Poul- considers that' Franc*Diseases." Dr. Sandem qrged prow her oconofnlc poah fj ivi poultry man to exercise great temporary debt fundi ■ ■- ' r • .} 4 ■, ^ in i raising poultry as proved- ment. • • President Coolldge liel •Mm* r, tlon of disease w u the first atop became •ofteb'ythe remedy would ping board acted unwise not avail. He* mentioned several ping President Palmer.fi cautions such aa? good drainage Corporation, of hit powt The judge advocatepoultry yardn as too much mois­ the navy held that tipi ture breeds disease; ventilation vent&ation not violate the law by lendtiii Without drafts la-esesntiid; la esesntiat; cleanllcleanli­ ness of poultry and poultry houses Shenandoah - overland aa' charged by . Colonel Mitchell. vitally necessary; regular dUinfacCol. Wlutam Mitchell,was o tlun of poultry runs and housed to ed by the War DepartrattM eliminate mites, etc. port to the inspector generat, In bis talk, Dr. Sanders, carried day for investigation, o f-‘Ha hts audience through the ' many duct with a view to disclplinar phases o f the cure fo r diseases and impressed His hearers with the necosrfty o f extreme care to he exercised in the poultry industry. Markets \ < -T. . - ^ * .% The next order of'buslnes was ah oport discussion on various pout* , .CHICAGO, Oct. 3,—(ff)—W h n tfy matters brought about by the December,'i.34 td 1.34%; M*yl x i qbestlon box and each expert an­ to 1.36Hr Corn, December, .78 swered, the questions presented to to 'ul*!-; Oats, December 30% the iittisfaction . of. those desiring the specific information. V£ff NEW ORLEANS, O it.f3 .- ( A * K The ladle* o f Geneva served, a Cotton futures closed bawW ost delicious chicken dinner aft* steady/at-net declines Of 16 to 23 m session. tho nfterpoon points; January.20.Ll to ?2.UJ; DeMuch -praise is due tho members' cember 22.15 to 22.17, ! the Woman’s Club, Genova liamber o f Commerce and other ladles apd men for entertaining this delegation of about 150 inter­ ested in the poultry 'Industry of (tout, (l m n 'W an# l u i k i u . i n . t t M ' .fe Wktoh « « » r-| WHS IS* ^ ■ "‘ -v FIRST NATIONi \* t o s r o w i , n T rr- - - r " ■■------ r ----------------------XT. * •t > . ‘ j , \-r* i x l T . > n ia g i$ m n i n m n i l u u m ia iR (Continued on Page Three) L * God Is ■Love — house, where In tho absence of Judge Sharon,' Mrs. Schultz per■ro Shelley s) Ihtcrmoxxo—Bar- formed the cetemony. It was after tho wedding that Mrs. Schulto, lder Hls Love—Kopy scenting romance, drew from thorn ‘ 1 the story o f the affair, and learned 6 and .Choir, “ Oh, tho manner of choosing. Sanford That Land.—C. Lee is the city in which they, thould be- married. (Organ) Andante!— community singing and Mrs. Cook FORT MYERS—Zoning * ex mint* to. In .outline miillnn nitu’u of Oviedo gavo'u very interesting coming city’s needil rending. Two small Genova glrli plans fir White Way from clgy added a very Interesting fenture tc to Foft Myers'bench, to cqst’ SrDu? tho program. * 0U0, token up:'-firm to erect 64Millions o f dollars . Chairman Purdy introduced' J room mo<!cm hotel, to eosi ttbaut -'A Btstline, squab expert of T^mg- 1150,000; 57-ocre tract ‘ sold to involved in' developments on lake THE MODISTE SHOPPE wood, who gave n very interesting Tampa syndicate. Connie Mack an- shore;'thirty miles of highway, talk on that particular phase oi nounces Athletics will- train again construction under way; new hotel tho industry. ■ Mr. Blstline for 1 at Fort Myers next year; "drive sdnils 'building record skyward; Is now open ready fo r the ■- ■ ■ * ‘ illxet for library for city' fipda enthusi­ 'ritydiMderu to nsk for postoffico lend asm, with aigning of 1GU charts*' t o .c o s f fjOO.OOOL fall sewing. on squabs is oqe o f tl *f - . — — 1 ------ing men in that line in t members'; construction o f bunga­ ■ R A P IKON CLASS BRdOKSVILLE— Miami realty low court to begin shortly; sub­ Church o f England from being try. Mrs. Goo. Rrockhahn B p Iron Class invites all married again by church officials, • L. M. Rhodes, market! division units entirely sold out; holder buys' 7,000 acres of g u lf 214 E. 2nd St. H [h le classes of the city and the civil ceremony.had to be mlssiaiiers o f Florida, wi Tamtam! troll to be ready foritraf,- front; development of power sl(o K n g Sunday morning at invoked. In. deciding where the a f­ cipal speaker o f tho evening ses­ flc from Fort Myers to EverglftdC pn Hvc^‘jts planned. Bbk at the Princess Thea- fair should take pjqco he secured sion. His discourse was on the shortly, is announcement. wy man-In Sanford Is ex- a map o f tho state and standing "Marketing and Distribution of Mspecinl personal invito- before It with closed eyes, blindly Poultry and Poultry Products," ORLANDO — Seventecn-ncrA &|b' special meeting, and set a pencil point oq the paper, showing among many other things, tract sells for reported sum of Loons MONEY A V A ILA B LE ( Loans I officers desire an cudi- determined to go to tho settlement the immensity o f the industry and $150,000; Y. M. C. A. announce filled in a spirit o f loyel nearest tho pencil point. The fate­ the many things to bo done to plans for new building next yenr; FoV First Mortgage Loans on Liberal Valuation Basis at |p The ladies of tho city ful pencil dropped midway bo- make the industry greater IS Flor­ work to begun on $50,000 worth Consult us first, when in the market for runds •welcome. tween Sanford and Geneva, It is ida. , of .improvements to Country Club. itai musical program has mid. and the pair cqme heh;. rtiona 48 John ArfiSneed, marketing agent Magnolia .t Second A« P. CONNELLY &-SONS ranged. There will be pAIN ESVILLE—Active *work’ 'Is ’ Mr. and .Mrs.. Adams, with Mrs. for the Bemlnolo County Poultry Igs by tho entire meeting, Adams’ small daughter, left San­ started on city’s.sevierage and wa­ numbers by a mixed quart- ford immediately for. New York Association, gavd a report o f that ter main system; new city direc­ bureau and Its Importance In plac­ lot Me" and "O Love That City, whore they will embark for ing the. Industry on a sound basis tory gives Gainesville population. L_tost Me Go,’’ Mr, Pork6f 12,000; constructors , tb - Hrcdk' ,'j.g Sffilpholser, Mra. Spurting, the BrithUv I«le3 early this, month, In this county. ,*c Sfcdrrtdtm.slnvtng. *. .* dud xdwra'Mri Adams. W po» to! re­ ••Lake -M*ry GetanNext 1.Meeting ground 'ot^aneb on . new. $160,000. I »• ’ V A ’ riMng'vattf ofth n h k sM is giv­ hotor;” ^ '1" A.!' ” ' « 7 f *1 !”•’ .q*rrt*>T;'r'r ’ :'N < j T i C E " M..........Vm' i-IVmi ‘ ; _G. Davey will be tho gain ’ kk» lott health*' en to .uid Uenava Chamber of Q)m» speaker, addressing the merce and the Women of Genova bn the subject of "Morals 1 6 8 TO THOSE .DESIRING LOCATIONS IN THE APPLICANTS for the hospitality shown and the follgion.’’ Mr. Davey is If. straight thinker and a FILE PAPERS FOR vxceltent 'dinner served. Appre­ NEW A R C A D E ciation to the entertainers for the M aker and his address REALTY LICENSE interesting program presented, was Now !under construction at the com er of First St, also expressed. is will be dismissed In closing the institute, W, J. it 10:45 o’clock in full and Sanford Ave„ are reiiutmled to see (Continued from Page, One) r,M 1 1. .» 11— *.ut.. 1 I . i ——* lurch services. ditioni , broker's license through Hopkins of Lake Mary invited tho discovery of this error, It is members o f the Association to Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. hold the Third Annual Institute stated. -v, A 1ABT1ST CHURCH phool, 9:30 a. m. Realtors are filing applications at Lake Mary. The Association 210 E. First St. Phone 708 |Worsh|p and Sermon, at this timo for licenses to operate accepted Mr. Hopkins’ invitation and he lodks forward to having 'Sermon subject, "The In tho ‘city, nlso, it is announced. L of tho Superlative Sovcnty-nlno brokorn and salesmen oven a greater meeting next year. r T W U S E ^t Tho poultry industry in Sem­ doing business in Sanford have fil­ inole county is growing rapidly tors of the ettv schools ed their names with* the city clerk, 10* . Svbon. 4109 . S i ) or guests at tho morn- ami have been issued temporary and the County Association is tak­ licenses, pending the arrival of ing the lead in developing the in­ forms and lirenses In accordance dustry through tho county as Fashion favors j mnny expert poultry men have contrasting shades said that Seminole county Is as well adapted to poultry raising Well dieiird.inen «re noi* as ay other county in the state. fallowiag Faihion’t Utttt de­ cree—they »re wearing icf)* Disappointed, French e.ate trouien of • differ^! Nine beautiful lots,154x141 f^ot... Hlnh^ ihadc (ben coat and veil. Commsision Departs est elevated in city1, near location of new Our cumpltie line <}f Du)High School. These lots are just north and che»» Tiouitr* tnable* you *0 NEW YORK, Oct. 3.—( ^ — A f­ adjoining Fine Hurst subdivision with or­ follow tbii »ra»»bl« «yi« ter a final "appeal to the Heart of ange and Palm trees. TRUE eaiiiy and with real econtmy. BY CONDO America" Joseph Culllaux, minis­ ter of finance, nnd members o f tho Dutchen Trouaera are »«ylFrench Debt Commission were Bail­ Here too, arc all the advantages of city i S 4N CStoj ith, because they are cut f> ing back homo today on the linor life— a place to breathe the pure unadulter­ Coidiog 10 ihe lateet detign*. A»M P CS Rl<SMC€L.'Y> France, "grieviouily disappointed” a . ; r rhey nml wear well, became ated air as nature intended. From every • iC O F p I C t e R ^ / 4 Kj D over their fiillure to effect'a .'set­ they are backed by the fampoint of view this is an Investment In con­ o v j T i^ v j t h tlement o f France’s $1,200,000,000 IT S I A fv O M A M \ ou* Warranty of IOC a Buttun; debt. M. Cpilluux Cjiilluux said hia councoun­ tentment and profit. IM T H A T ------- IP CAR. iioo * Rip. try would do everything within tint Y b V 'C e / w e * o u t limits of her strerigth to pny the e F ^ IC ld N T L Y . See us immediately for lerms, debt. He snid he might return tu t h s L A $T Waxhington in six months to re­ I M 0 R .- O . sume negotiatiops, . > ■■■,. * ■ * *J ORLANDO— Y. M. C. A. plaiA campaign for new building in Feb­ ruary; $831,054 involved in builAing permits for three weeks ofSeptember, or over $600,000 more thun same period last year, ALLEN AND I 'a l .l r Aurfltm Snlea. 10 1 V " 1 U jQ N ' )O T t TM & A AwO LGAVS c a s t Woodruff and Watson The combination o f o\ir '(uality .lumber and prompt and courteous service can’t be beat for satisfaction. Call and let us give you an estimate on the lumber for your new home. In Our New Home On W. Third St, S w i l l 'd , F lo rid a [S b jin R S s 4 y « H 4 I T O T E L L "' m a d S'ETTL£R L ^ N T E D A h E R n o t t o PUTYtJU MEIt O^SPEAK^AT\ O N ^ T H £ RA M A C ( ^ ^ O o M M 0 N i T y A r0 u R t e A S ,E u ^ A S f u p . 1 / V 1 E E T I A T i 1) A N D , W E 'D P ^O E A SL Y j D\ D X Y O U ^ t e i &l h e r S I: Dean-Berg Corporation BRENT l i t I*. Srll Vuur I*r« AT AUCTION W p m r p r r m a n r n t l y lii m lO l Ih S a n fa n l b i l l S A L $ I WOH1TS AIIH K XI'UIITH or » W r (<uarnnt-*> XatUfarflun r r o e . r t r ,«>u wniit milil— I.|»t It n i l * u . and Can y u u r I n n . m u m un , « u f u r m n s l .i r n l . S I I . t t r l f a r ., « r M ill > « « Htwvlnj, n ttu , In .uni'* . t * r r n rl«fchurhi»«id I ' ■SHiHl-ayr. ALLEN ra n s ie n t? AND BRENT D on’ t d .n t l v a y a u r .p l* nnd jntnr (a m ity a* Ib r t » bp g a ln n l bjr tiuikillR r p t t M fll a P#H # t l « W ■ Irp lim n n l rr>|>nn.lhlr r ltlb rn k iile Ih bnlldlMC n n lt d It. srp.m d Street. Hanford, Fla, brnpOl. W ith t»ur r f» r r llr n « hillldintc m itlp flaU , rfn.t>i<a • m l t , w p ru n Wtfllt y o n . r r n r r Ifcp b in d <»* b.«*P J SMALL DEPOSIT IIALANCE MONTHLY CITY LICENSE DUE OCTOBER Ask Us to Explain the Time Payment Plan City Licenses now tlui: on every business or pro-1 fession for which a la*ense is required, and must Jbe paid promptly. ELLEN I p Y , C»ty Tax Collector. I F. & M. MOTOR CO ■ J l ^ o n o 58 Snnfuril. Ha. ■ . * .* S I ,j ■ ■ ■ ■ * ! ! ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ( HRKH MS MX M ' ■■aMKMMH»»Xa»IJtMM*MB«MMMIIMMMMMaa*kB 5,1 m1 r �t|- ^Ul ^ |-j ^ Y out «t the iojustiee of fste because it rasy have been his rfaa* to be born in an unknown villsire far from the hub .humaaitY? H o# often has the you n fitw ytr in the smell w b , wailed, "O h, If Ib u t had the opportunities which come those In tb* big dty How many a tear has the village me shed .because in her out-of-the-way lover's lane no rrnce Charming has ever yet shown himself? .Ittwardlr. with self-pity, they see themselves restricted by the limitations of environment They fancy themselves "more sinned against than sinning." Doubtless they sob to themselves those lines of Thomas Gray: ' Full many a* gem of purest ray serene The dark unfathomed caves of ocean bear; Full many a flower is born to faltlsh unseen, * And waste its sweetness on the desert air. But in all probability theirs Is not such a case. They are ndt "a gem of purest ray serene” else they would attain success anyway. Occasionally, perhaps, such a gem does lie unseen; but almost certainly, sooner or later, Bomeone will discover it and lay it on ‘a! table where all may see. If not, there must be a flaw in the gem. O n u i M i s t SI. J*ffr« BorW hjrQli Abtihli N w I « i WhstVm thy truth ws seek, Only the bumble, meek H a y hear thy e«U. -f •' . : Unseen, unfelt by some; Known ia thou art, by none; Our fondest hopes grow pale Aa o'er time’s M il we sa ilTo’ surd death's'dirk pall. , ,!f r T ,. . Borrtfetimps- life’s sun grows d Sometimes faith's flickering s] - > lighten* n o more • Shy, 8ea, or flowering sod, Oyer the way we've trod, Hidden the stops of God Then, through- life’* mad’nlng maxe, ' ■. Where’re w« turn our gaxe, Fen we he flh F or thy dear lore ie there, Heeding *4eH humble prayer, Saving from sin’* despair By tHy good will, A. Arnold Ross, Sanford ihould have a Y. M. C. Nothing makes quite so unpleunant a sight as an angry lady. — All the world loves a Inver. That’s what's the trouble with most o f them. The question has been naked if that Dade County sheriff ever shot quail on the ground. I -------- 1 - o----------- Tho French are beginning to wonder if a little phosphate makes It ail worth while anyway. The worst one yet was that man in Miami the other day who, be­ ing unable to buy n cup of coffee ill the wholo city, offered to :nkc ii ninety-nine year lease on one. - i—;----- lues In another.—Times-Unlon. It an’t the lovo that causes thu trou­ ble, Its1 tho up-keep. C Tho New York Hera’d Trihuno a wondering what has become of he wooden Indian that used to mark every cigar utoru in town. Wo have u state legislator who was wondering that same thing HE IS PUTTING his thoughts In order. >, FREE OF flummery,; not voi*~ centrated on their own achieve­ ments, Democrats are modern m e m o , true i i u c i/c u iu t in t B a i v iiiu uvui French leaders. ,Viii j Old Marshal! Jeffre, working in his garden, in the plain clothes q£ a French peasant, ia annoyed . by a request to represent the Acad­ emy of immortals, celebrating the anniversary of the victory. qLujft Marne "Maia Quoi Done," exclaim­ ed the old fighter. “ It ibis sqft o f thing going to take place; every tro itorial which read in part: "N o man who ia found guilty o f driving an automobile while under the influence o f liqtior should ever be permitted to operate a ca r again.” The ex­ change happened to be the Providence News which went on to aay that the ever increasing number of automobiles In Rhode Island "puts squarely up to the General Assembly the duty o f passing legislation that will eliminate the haz­ ard o f reckless and incompetent driving.” We had no sooner finished that article than we picked up another puper in which we rend of that distressing ac­ cident in Miami last week. A large automobile bus carry­ ing tourists back to Georgia crashed into n tree. One man was killed, another soriously wounded, and many others in­ jured. Later it developed that the driver was under the influ­ ence o f liquor when the accident occurred nnd a warrant was issued for his arrest. He has been charged with man­ slaughter, nnd that Is us far as wc are able to go with this story today. What his penalty will be it Is hard to say, but there can ho little doubt in nnyone’s mind whnt it should be. Judicial and executive departments in this country arc in the-habit o f functioning too Into. Their duty should be to prevent such occurrences as this. The driver had been drinking liquor. Where did he get liquor in n country which has the Eighteenth Amendment? How did he hap­ pen to be driving u car while drunk, in a state which has laws forbidding thnt very thing? Why didn’ t policemen apprehend him while he was buy­ ing liquor, or when ho wns driving the bus while drunk be­ fore the uccident occurred? Why did they wait until a man had been killed to enforce the laws of the land? tno brow of WTnter and with heart an pure as dewdrops trembling in a coronet o f violets, she will make the homo o f her husband a para­ dise o f enchantment like the love­ ly home o f her girlhood, whore tho heaven toned harp of marriage, With its chorda of love mid devot­ ion a ini fond endearments sent forth tho sweetest strain* o f fel­ icity that over thrilled the senses with th* rhythmic pusling of « fu»i,rant ure. —« Lharlotbevillu the one women s with friend INDIVIDUALITIES MAY FORM communities, but it is institutions alone that can create a nation.— Disraeli. MY FAVORITE STORIES By IRVIN S. COBB When not enguged in reciting “ CuH«y at tho Hat” by request, De Wolff Hopper, In his lighter hours, delights in telling u certain yarn. It is his fnvorlte story— Incident­ ally it is u favorite of mine. As Hopper tells it a Christmas en­ tertainment was being planned in a remote Nevada town. The affair was to take place at the church, and tho local Sunday school sup­ erintendent, a mild and gentle man with n temperamental Adam’s ap­ ple and an aggravated habit of wearing white string Ucb on week days, had charge. Up until the eleventh hour it looked au though the manager of tho show must de­ pend exclusively upon homo talent In making up the bill. But late in tho afternoon of Christmas eve, ait though directed by Provid'iP.ct, u shabby stranger dropped o ff a pas­ sing freight train carrying a tdender instrument case under his arm. He bought out the superintendent, introduced himself— modestly— us a distinguished niu.i’ciatl on tour und volunteered, to take part in the night’s program. Delighted at hav­ ing enlisted, a visiting star from out of the East, the superintend­ ent assigned him the place o f hon­ or. Women may ion. But, in sum « » w ry light. * — Sine* oyster, , « h ie U million p je c w o f shell t mistaken' for ------ pearls. He who laughs last 1>. and he who laughs first« a act o f gold teeth What you know w^n’t J£*,w,h* t you only think that does the damage. The nice thing about f weather la entirely too pi cu” the government mu CLEMENCF.AU, 84 y e a n old, ii hot old. Instead o f wasting time contemplating his past glorif* Clemenceau ia writing a book deal­ ing with "The Conception .of God Through the Ages." The old man realises that.boob he will know, if he knowa '"any­ thing, what the truth lg about, tb< various Gods that men have invent ed or had revealed to them. Since that declaration l>y Gov. Walker of Georgia that tho fishGOHSIP IS A sort of smoke that cornea from the dirty ing ut Fort Myers is excellent, the little gir| down the street has de­ tolmcco pipes o f those who diffuse it; It proves nothing but cided to run down for a few days the bail taste o f the smoker.— George Eliot. nnd *ry her luck. Every language’ gives love a dlf* You can have foolish If yoo i ON MONDAY, CkmetwMU, carried the French, Ghyerimwnt through the most horrible period of the war, well named “ The T ig­ er” for hia determined courage, celebrated hla 84th birthday. Where did he celebrate it? , In oef• some rFrench ------*■ “palace *— formerly, — copied by Kings and Emperors? No, in a little cabin, sneh aa a prosperous American ehauffeuf would disdain, on th e' Vendee Coast, overlooking the wild waters upon which the Basque ancestors of Marshal Foch hunted 'whales in ancient days. CAILLAUX REPRESENTING France, suggests that the Urjitfd States might be content to accept payment in full, over a period of sixty years, of all the money that the United States lent to France, nnd not charge interest. THE METHODIST Eptfcopal Church, Investigating conditions in New York, announces that the city is on trinl, and seriously consider* recommending that the whole mon­ strosity "be wiped out,” "Throughout the great part of the United States,” say the Metho­ dist Episcopal authorities, “ the people ure asking whether thuy have created a Frankenstein id building the gigantic city?” IT IS A SERIOUS question, to New York especially, Methodist Episcopalians learn with violent alarm that bud as the theatres have been In Nt\w Yorki "the present season is to be the profnneHt und most immodest iq American history." THAT’S BAD, hut church au­ thorities should consider how many things would be wiped out, along with the theatres and the bootleg­ gers, if you wiped out New Yorki Columbia College nnd the Uni­ versity of New York would go; Also the Metropolitan Museum, nnd thu Museum of Natural His­ tory. 4 Those four institutions may In time do more than enough good to counterbalance nil the harm that can ever bo done by young theatre ladies, inadequately cloth­ ed—assuming that New York is as had as these religious gentlemen think it. Also consider the eminently ro spectablu concerns that would have to go, should New York take the Sodom and Gomorrah “cure ” J, l'ierpont Morgan would van­ ish, with Kuhn, I^ieb and Com­ pany, Dillion-Heudf, S. W. Strauss und Company, und with them would go n thousand other names each o f which one means big money, Those institutions do not work in New York only, or even'chiefly.' They build railroads, houses|f factories, finance and make p cs ' aible enterprises all over the Unil-t ed States. Have a kind word fur Now York City, to cut it out of the United States might mean a very serious major operation, dangerous for the patient. At the proper moment th© pleas­ ed promoter in his role of master of ceremonies came forth upon the im­ provised stage and announced that he hud u delightful surpriio nnd a wonderful treat and ull that sort of thing for thu audience. Prof. Bilbus, u famous clarinet player direct from New York City und at present sojourning temporarily in their midst, would now favor tho assembled citizen* with a solo. Ho stopped to one sidu and from the wings issued tho visitor who bowed low in re.•.muse to tho applause and then lifting his Instrument to his lips omitted one o f the sourest and most dismul of notes. In h|s shock and disappointment a big miner at tho back o f the house* forgot his proprieties, Contemporary Commen “ Well, tho hlunketty blank!" he exclaimed in a voice which reached It is a fact welt established by beyond tho fuutligtits. Quivering with indignation the in­ our pastor and others that we get! troducer sprang forward again to part o f our hell, if not all of it, light here in this world uud wo, the center. “ W alt!" l.o called out. "VTLo suppose the go-getters in Florida1 called ;Vi© clarinet player a blank- have to keep their coats or. on the eity blank t ” L - * . hottest, muggiest, most suffocate Tho miner wa > luataqjji.-- J l ’* * days and talk to prominent ^ wets about what a delightfulwith n counter shot. w n l breeze there is.—Ohio “ Who called the K •unoi. a clarinet player.* ‘I * The big towiu have I Ing station*. But fh a ... h aw their party lin t ‘ <4 Thingii quieted down in ton one day recently. 1m Sad thing about being ] man's son is the world-doc much chance to teach yo se n t?, j wanta the cotton iqprket weevils-should be indicted ing her. JUST IN PASSING BY P.. J. HOLLY It is rather difficult these days to tell a golf player from • real estate man—they are dressing so much alike. Joe Marentette says the only difference is that the real estate man has blue eyes. Well, my friend, the real estate mon, will not hawe to pay that high license. They will bo put under bond to the city o f Sanford and this will help some—the city o f Sanford probably. At any rate they have been put under bond along with the bank robbers and other folks. THAT INTEREST would run into billions of dollars it is tVtfe. But those billions would not.-A# enough to pay what this country In one o f our exchanges wo noticed the other day an ed­ Workin *" If Jfon want i you make a bon THEY HAVE a real democracy in France, and their Mwt' poblfc mm, powerful in mind, liroplbln heart, and truly, democratic, arc what statesmen \p a Republic should be. V* rjadf Driving While Drunk R a ttie r * " $ * • talking, BT ARTHUR I K 8 I T him A king of finance. He may be carrying cabbages from Long Island, when the world will demand that he shall run the railways of the continent. He may be a grocery man on the canal, when the country shall come to him in hia career of usefulness. So that there comes a time finally when all the green barrels of petroleum in the land suggest but two names and one great company. Do your work well every day, that fs all. You do not need to worry about the fame, which will surely come tc you i f you are better than anyone else. No matter how circumscribed your environment may be, if you are a chauf­ feur, drive your car better than anybody else in town; if you are a bookkeeper, keep your books more orderly than anybody else’a you know o f; If you are a doctor know your med­ icines and cure more cases than any other doctor in the med ica f journal. Sooner or later the world will find you out and you willl become great. , ■ Remember what Emerson has written; I f a man has gdod corn, or wood, or boards, or pigs to sell, or can make better chairs or knives, crucibles, . or church organs than anybody else, you wilt find a broad, hard-beaten road to his house, though it be in the woods. And if a man knows the law, people will find it out, though he live in a pine nhanty, and resort to him. And if a man can pipe or sing, so as to wrap the prisoned soul in an elysium; or can paint land­ scape, and convey into oils and ochers all the enchant­ ments o f spring or autumn; or can liberate or intoxi­ cate all people who hear him with delicious songs and verges,.'tla certain that the secret cannot be kept; the first witness tells It to a second, and men go by fives and tens and fifties t6 his door. So the disgruntled old duffer who says he didn't have a chance because he was born and raised in a small town, is probably nothing more than a chronic pessimist. Don’ t pay any attention to him. Go ahead and do your job every day to the best o f your ability and you'll reach the top all right. *. Tsnt.i, a u p DtBM W nU P. M. Elder to wear golf togs th© other day. Said* he would donate him nn outfit If he would wear it. Cap has never taken a dare yet and he immediately donned the togs and wore them round all day. Not only that but he played me a gume of gojf and he swung a nasty club. It Is a .question qbw just who the joke is on—McKlqnon or ^Idcr. “ I” A N D “ M E " . SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS The difference between "I” and "we” and between “ me" and "uk” and between "mine” and "ours” is difference between savagery and barbarism on the one side and civ­ ilisation end co-operative serial life on the other side. It is a crude sort of misunderstanding of th© proposition that taker, the extreme path in communism nnd radical socialism and that sort of thing; it Is the same path that leads from Selfishness to broader co-opcrntion. "Mine nnd thine” understood prop­ erly is the basis of the liberty of community life as well ar the foundation of the preservation of the necessary Individual and tiersonal rights and privileges. In these days the '"my” is better advanced more rapidlv advanced, more safe­ ly and broadly established whew*** rpiyfi jq-, property© ,owisidar*J In. work by “ m y" way and by no way, there Is no posible chan© I can become a city builder. City builders above all: die. that n city hi a group of tit and not one solitary, Individ City builders-apply this 'n edge to every day life by for a unity of opinion amod group nnd between groups d xens. Therefore I .must droj And just now we are working on n plan to have Doc Aldridge put on a suit o f golf togs and wear them on First Street. Doc says he is not afraid to wear them but he is afraid o f catching cold when he makes a change— if you know what I mean. i Last year I bantered Mayor Lake nnd F. P. Forster to put on golf suits but up to date they have not appeared in them. If Sanford folks \Vould take up golf in earnest they would not only feel much better but they would go a long ways toward entertaining our winter visitors. The folks who come here Vant to play local people and they feel lonesome If we do not piny golf. So many new lawyers want to practice in Florida that GOO failed to get in under tho wire and they will not be allowed to stand the examination If the other 5,000 get by, it ought to make law come cheaper. Now if they get too thick we can have the city put n high license and a big bond on them and hold them down like the “ real estaters” . We should worry about Atlanta and California newspapers attacking our fair state, What docs thnt mean to the state that is growing so fast thnt not even Atlanta and California can keep up with it. I never worry nhout what tho other fellow says about me. If he keeps absolutely still and says nothing, it ia cause for worry. And then Alabama is said to lie very prolific in taking a crock at Florida, forgetting that there is quite a nice piece of money coming into Alabama from Florida projects. But since the last man left In Alabama came to Florida laat week we can hardly blame the state for feeling sore Tho next timo I go to war it will not be in a submarine, in an airship or in an airplane. Aft r reading of the various accidents that have happened to nil of these ships lately it seems that the safest place is right here in Hanford on Lake Monroe,— as a member o f Commodore Emory's yaeh: club. December approaches and the joy* of another election wherein n city commissioner will be elected for another three years. Up to date several patriots have signified their will­ ingness to make the sacrifice but they have toot announced openly—only dreamed it. The job of city commissioner is u big one nr.d getting big­ ger every day and the man who serves a three year term is doing something for hia city and doing it without pay. He gets all the criticism and none of the praises for making 'Sanford a bigger and better city. • , Aa usual many of my friends have approached nie on tho subject of making the race but I would not be a candidate for all the money in Sanford subdivisions. And thnt is why I ad­ mire the men who have been city commissioners and city commissioners and will bo city commissioners in the years to come They are doing something and unless I could tako their placo nnd do beLter I would not criticise them. But all these political jobs are there for the asking and all officers nre open to competition—therefore,there will probubly be some competition when it comes to passing petitions around for those who want to aerve the city in the next three years. .B 9JJV B.- MERE MURDER MIAMI HRRALD In what appears to be an attempt to carry out the Wilson doctrine of the self-determination of small­ er nations, the Riffs, a people of northern Africa, are fighting both the French and the Spaniards, pre­ sumably to retain their homen und their place ns a people. Tho governing authority of the Riffs has offered n reward for the capture, dead or alive, of any of the American aviators who have gone to Africa to fight the Riffs or. the side of tho French, and there are ,,u'*e u numher of them. While the laws of this country do not specifically forbid citizens of the United States engaging in n war with people with whom wo 11*"**, peace, they do forbid uny enlistment for that purpose with­ in the jurisdiction of the United States. So, wo may amume thnt those peive of a true American being ling tu take part in apy such j ceedings, as are now going northern Africa. t The flyers enlisted, in tjio,a ices of France specifically to I ns many Riffs as they can. u the laws o f wnr, perhaps, 'thn'i i.i not murder, but they had tul terest in the confli<^ other ,tM have- the excitement of the pj They are killing defenseless j and women merely for the « o f killing and the non-niiLx world will look jppn their u*| occupation ’ otherwise than 4i| laws of war. If they are captured, and well indulge the hope that thflj may be taken, the probabilUisI that the Riffs will not treat ta ns ordinary prisoner* of- WBt<4 merely as killers and deal 4 them accordingly. They are Un-American not deserve the n/mpathy ,5B A W s j"? w lw ^ .n ve K o n e to the Riffs in the air are within their protection of their-country '•*1 legal rights, but we cannot con- nre captured. jni|] STARTLING NEW IDEAS PALM nEACII POST A log soap company tacks up a notice that it won’t hire any sales­ men who haven't been at least six years on their last job. If all em­ ployers did this, salesmanship would become a “closed profes­ sion —no opportunity for a new man to start. „„.Such reasoning recalls the city council of London, England, which years ago passed on ordinance re­ quiring all cab stands alwuya to !*?V0 al lea«t one hack ready for A Lire would rush up to the hackman, who couldn't leave without breaking the law. Every large business organizau Rte»dy flow of “ new ©mod. New salesman, especially young inexperienced men eager to jearn the gunie and willing to work that end‘ ‘»J «* new life into the organisation—like a blood transfusion. As the organization needs newalmT” * * ° d<* 8 l^e w^0,° Pfofes- t..Hi'C,t nt.? ,charaUt marched cen­ turies in their laboratories for a S eirw^ “olv®nt—a fluid that ould dissolve every known subs.ance. Finally a young tud. a in th tm U try. wntehed tne experiment* and asked blandly: : yi\V B*;t it, what will you keen �for 12496 chi] i TELEPHONE !> ■ " _ ' iTh* society has Wilson beginning Oct. 1st., Annie Wood Homs, Bouiwtowri; at American Legioni HalL cola and Miami. ’ ’Brown, ji ’S CLUB TO'BEGIN AntoinetteAlpha s a n e d Bd w o : M l Call at 4 li Oak Ave., morn­ Caroline Bond, BU' •' The society now e a rn for. 1.600 MANY ACTIVITIES riett ITS SEASON Wendell, EUxa ing or call 213 in the P. M. H ANNUAL MEET Janetta Harrell, Oetavla MeNait, S f t n d s w u M t f K “Money Saved I NfiXT le, JaekaonviUe; nually, * Sompayrae, ■ ■ '* , ■. i ’ , Money M; ry Prancea Chitl 3hittendou, Mary t'J llu u o iven a presentatlui The Sanford Womah’s Club will Maxwell xwell Lowry and anc Emily Lively, Last year there were one hun­ open the d o b yeer Wednesday Tallllahasaee; ; ____ Theo dred thousand voluntary contribu­ the regular business meeting »t • ‘ “Smith,i, Madtsoni Pattle tors \yho gaye approximately $200,Oak; Julia 3 o ’clock, with Mrs. Henry Wight, 6 Guest Smith, Madlaon; Maxlpe Hankins, OoCby mail, fifteen year* ago the the prudent, presiding. Mrs. Bara — Daytona, Ethel L Lipscomb*, Mary society collected $3,700 In one year. LUMBERYARD William F. Blackman, state presl; McGhee Townsend, id, Eiisabth Lott, dent of thejFlorida Federation of It their had only 165 contributor*. Dorothy Thrower,■, .Alice Burns and A complete line of ib will meet Woman’s Club*, will be present A&P Brand .Large Tampa} Martha tuby. Cooper : ‘o r the business meeting and for at bridge parties and the Christmas Mathilda Gay, 1 Ef Mrs. Ruby Pensacola has passed an ordi­ Winifred St. ____.‘shunt; Peters! Ktto Avenue at 3:30 he reception to the teachers of the Dance. A spirit of co-dperation Trice,I ___ Bo.tie ......... Cypress and Pine nance establishing a publicity tax Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. Sanford Public Schools which will between the ciub and city officials Walker, St. Petersburg); Bertha o f one mill. It will go into effect Framing Ga; Theo Smith, fa a hostessed. , . follow the bualnesa meeting. It was enjoyed which resulted in the Nix, Albany, Gn; Ost. 1. Many other cities over the jUild will meet at 3:80 will be delightful having Mrs. passing of legislation authorising Marietta, Ga; Anne Choate, A t­ state hath passed similar ordinan­ Sheathing A&P Brand, No. 2 1-2 can Siding Mr*. John McKee at Blackman as she has been a m «n- a tax levy of one mill for purposes lanta. ces andthe' state legislature han Sliced or halves, can .... Sigma Sigma Sigma. Perk Ayemit. >er of this club and is alwaye a of city baautifl-stion i made appropriations fo r advertlsbe an executive meet- welcome guest. Bonnie O’Neal, JaekaonviUe; ing,the'state. Thert was a successful sale o f Ceiling Teebyterian Auxiliary Jean Davis, Winter Haven; Aline plants and of the garden year. ‘ The reception to the ta**®*™ Finish Kellogg's, Pkg. t a t 4 o'clock, There ,\y*s a flower show given Kelly, Gainesville; Florence Sh«Ris an annual affair end the ho«be a business and so- teises will be members o f the edu­ which was notable In the years ac­ herd, Tampa; Lila Cochran, Eu- IThe, new docks at Tampa will ba Mouldings Fresh, Crisp . opened' Oct. 1. They were started Lath o f the T. E. Class phroslnc Cochran, Tallahassee; tivities. committee fi»m w last June, This will greatly relieve list ohutch. at 8:30 cational fate department o f vrhlch Mrs. W. There were claases in dressmak­ Louise Simmons, Holme Kinsley, ftaight congestion as there are new Brick . > , *'■ De Funiak; Theresa Pindent, Tar­ Long, Tender, No. 2 L. Henlsy is chairman. The hos­ ing and. millinery, warehouses also in connection with Lime as meeting pf the Wo* tesses are Mrs. G. E. McKay, Mrs. pon Spring*. can i Contributions pf caah wero made the docka, officials utate. The first Plaster mary Soaety . will be Stella P Arrington and Mm. B. Chi Omega, to the Chllden’s Home Society of beat edit dock on Oct. 6. It will bo White Rock Plaster Board church at 3:30.' ’ C. Maxwell. Committw o f w * Florida, the Children’s Code. ComMildred . Holly, Sanford; Mary th*'S'.‘ 3. Tampa from New Orleans. ramrementi are*. Mrs. Alfred Lllja, mission, the Femald-Laughton Love Walker, Madison; Nancy .Cot- i ' ” 1’ Nalls '» -i A&P Brand, 16 oz. can M r . t u T H . g k n .nd Mrs. H. R. Memorial Hospital, the fund for Screen Wire ter, Sadie'Spencer, Mary Kennedy, The .Wavy does still however con­ ttars of Wealey wHl Strong, Effective ... taa meeting In • the, 3tTTie ^splendid executive ability the quinquennial of* the National Suo Johns,.Tampa; Blanche Ailing- trol a jk>rtlon o f Jand In Santa Builders Hardware Council o f Women in Washington. ton, Jacksonville, Edith Woodward, Rosa coiinty which was acquired Dows it 7:80 o’clock in the of M r».PHenry Wight is s « « n i n Every Upm of the year’s pro­ Miami; Theresa Groves, Gaines­ by deed from Joseph M. White on Windows I member* are urged the announcement o f tbe exten­ Fresh Always April’ 2, ‘1832. • ■•there will be el*e-. sive plans included in the new gram was perfectly carried out, ville; Olga Doffin, Marianna. * -V * ______ Pk g. . L ■ B I T a *" •__ l. ft., hlani nn. and every financial obligation met Sigma Kappa. Frames and Screens By this Contract portions of tho and many gifts were made to the ird meeting o f the Catherine Willis, Pensacola; Made to Order club house through the work of Adelaide Wentworth, Pensacola; so cklled Barrio and the Barrios be held'*t the Woreservations were also acqultcd in tho club house through the work Thea-Nectar, „ 8:80 o’clock. Marion Potter, Lala Home, St.,Au­ of the departments and commit­ gustine; Margaret Benbow. Palst- Escambia county. These lands how- Murphy Ironing Boards Orange, Pekoe ka; Elizabeth. Coleman, Tim Sue ctVf^Wero turned over to the war Medicine Cabinets meeting. Among tho notawe tees. India Ceylon, mixed1 There was slab a substantial In­ Brinson, Jeanne Compton, Talla­ department by letter of tho secroBusiheaa meeting things accomplished, durinf the tary“ o f the navy on Juno 30, 1925. crease in membership. !** Cltib will be held past year were: hassee; Rachel Pitchford, Fort T . 'J . - . i l M .1 ------------ I The Price Is Right o’clock. The busBokar, lb. Red Circle, lb. 8 O’clock, Ib. Pierce; Elizabeth Girardean, St. The only land now1 controlled by k W illb e .followed by Petersburg; Dorothy Richard, SANFORD the teachers o f Ban- Raffeld Will Debate Jacksonville; Winston Hall, Mary the navy in Escambfk county is the James, Miami; Linnie Gregory, Pfeitsacola Naval Reservation on Eufaula, Ala; Marjorie Griffin, At­ which hs located the Pensacola Air Orlandp Man Sunday S ta tio n * 'tv >■ ! ■ ' lanta. Pi Beta Phi. N. Y. State, Finest Quality, full The following notice which apW. S. PRICE, Mgr. May Griffith, St. Petersburg; arcd Friday in the Orlando C ream , lb. *•••................................... Margaret Johnson, West Palm orning Sentinel will be of much 710 W. First St. Phone 472-w Beach; Elizabeth Vann, Madison; jr*.’ F orfeit Lake wll interest In Sanford as this is a Elizabeth Gates, Tampa; Catherine o f ‘ Florida to the United States, JaekaonviUe this eve- resumption o f a most Interesting Williams, Tallahassee; Nctn Bar­ ham,'‘ Blakely; Keller .Harris, St. were held .last winter. roll, Eufaula, Ala. Petersburg; Elizabeth’ Larsriere, The Y. M. H A. offers a debate ior Herring will arrive Alpha Gamma Delta. ' k'.l__ next Sunday, Oct. 4, at 8:16 p .m. Jacksonville; EUanoro Overtreot, r w^ i. 11 i i, . . i Betty Sanders, Opelika, Ala; Kissimmee; Victoria Clayton, Eu­ at the Angebllt hotel, on .the tenth winter. IONA Brand, Sweet and tender floor dining room. The subject Martha Scarborough, Chattahoo­ faula, Ala; Mary Brown, Eufaula; chee; Mary George Pike,’ La Helen Cawthon, Do Funiak No. 2 Cali................. will be: idys Wilaon returned “ Resolved, That tho United Grange; Annie Lizzie Pike, La SpriiJgs; Mary Burr, De Funiak a- Philadelphia when Phone 733 313 First National Bank Bldg. n .the guest o f relative: States should cancel the Allied war Grange, Ga: Dorothy Jones, Blake­ Springs! Florentine Holmes, Mi­ ly, Ga; Alta Cooler, Orlando; debt” Louis Bandel, president o f ami; Fredriaka Campbell, Dayto­ it- m d iith i: \ t * . f u i tho Y. M. H. A., o f Orlando, takes Frances Henson, Henson,.-' Flo; na; Nell .Gardner, Miami; Mary ■ *'i- ■■Wj v ’ ' >. t. -Key, little-Miw Ado the affirmative, and A). Ralffetd, Nannie Lee ,’CridIobaugh, Tiunpp; Lynne Weyl, Miami; Doris Dew, , Frances Hillman, Tampa;' Eliza­ St. Petersburg; Martha Ballowe, S' and Mrs. George Rice of Sanford, the negative. Both of the participants have se­ beth Monroe, Pensacola; Tod ,With- Eufaula, Ala; Emmie Glenn, Co­ uh-.in Azhevjlle through* ■ ‘‘Kuth consists of tWo^ five room apartments, Close in. ■ JUST ARQUNDTHE C O R N E R FROM EVERYBqO cured a large amount o f data' on ington, ’ Thomasville, Ga; Helen h of "October. the subject and m very-interesting Moidrom, Elkton; Helen Cqbbcrley, ■ 'Nicely locatccj. . Income ?2,500.00 yearly. u CSiklnnoiallln ’ • [etbert Speer has pa her argument-is expected. The literary committee has also Price $20,000.00 J rs. Henry Grumbles, Mias THE BETTER A PRODUCT IS TH E SOONER YOU tumbles and Master Hen- secured good musical ntimbers and lilllllH I I I I I llllM I H I I lllI H lI llllllllU in illlll recitations, and a ’ very pleasant WILL SEE IT ADVERTISED. ijes ot Dunncllon. rnancetmtxr-^misK •v*nJnr_1* assured these who at­ Tampa; Sarah Stark,-Montgomery, T ' r -T !TIT'7 tend. 7here*wlll bo no*charge fbr Ala; Catherine Walters, DeLand; Naomlo' Scoggun, and Olivo NowIday from New York, man and Mary Elizabeth Puleston, dlally Invited. iDenton hps boon Jo r two Sanford; Christine Gilbert, Dailo imnieting a port-gradu. City; 'Lydia Yowcll, Orlando; MarF.S.W.C. Fraternity garot ospltpl course 'In obstoLouise Youngo and Dorothy pediatrics. Pledges Announced Yopnge,. Pensacola; Beatrice Belch, Daytona;. Violet Jones, Ocala. eneva TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Oct. 3 Delta Zeta. (/P)~Students of several states of Eunice Rivers, Kissimmee, Mpe .this section pf the South are in­ Winn, Kissimmee; Nell Wallace, cluded in tho announcemon t o f Ocala; Eugenia Haireli, Bainpledges of the various fraternities of the Florida State College for h W. Alderman spent a Women. o f days last week in'Tampa Taking of the pledges marked the close of an unusually keen rushing season. Tho bulk o f the LGant, returned home pledges are, of course, given to 8- a three week’s visit Florida students. In fine, all wool flannels and worsted, grey Fresh Oysters Daily ighters in Jacksonville. The pledges o f the various fra­ ternities follow: and tan mixture. All sizes. BALTIMORE OYSTERS Mrs. J. E. Scott and Kappa Delta. r(ona spent last SunMary Waiion Hudson, Miami; ■r. and Ms. Fank Pitts, Emile Blackburn, Miami; Rcbccca Royal Fruit Store rsonais B TWO APARTMENT HOUSES r h eat ATLANTIC & PACIFIC l 2 PANTS SUITS ipcr and Miss Elizabeth •nt several days last ieClenny and Jackson- Evening Butrine# Class fra. Bailcou and sons and Mr. and Mrat T. ■pent Sunday with rs. L W. Alderman HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Maxwell. r Imported English Broadcloth, Oxford cloth, and fast colored madress. Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evening 7 & 9 Hrs. Gilbert and daugh- ham, Andalusia, Ala jjftif Detroit, Mich,, arky to spend the winter Gilbert’s parents, Mr. . T. McClain. Louise PelLols Pooser, Beginners may enter nt any STETSON HATS In all the new fall styles and colors. quality. Silk lining. (immunity Club held an Iting Monday at the club th a large number o f iresent. After the meet:ious‘ refreshments Iwcro First LONG PANTS SUITS For little boys 4 to 17. Made of all wool worsted, grey and tan mixture. 4-piece suits, long and short pants, coat and vest. MRS. R, O. TRAVI8 blic Stenographei Valdez Hotel Lobby $12,00 to $25.00 ________ HATS FOR SMALL BOYS All shapes. Velours and grey and tan worsted Exceptional k * limbing Calls *or __________ $1.50 to $2.25__________ EA. D. ROSIER ANNOUNCING THE OPENING you’re particular about i kind o f plumbing you t in GOLFSOCKS Fine quality, all wool, English sack. • New patterns $2.75 to $7.00 pair your new home, or new kind o f plumbing our old home— call A. |. i tosicr for an estimate. The Y owell Company TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6 0 . ROSIER M I - L A D Y ’ S S H O P P E aaaaaaaaaaiaaaaBaaaaaa >ai Men’s Department ■■■unwuMxaattft)i*a**Hx*aMiiMBMiiia«K*MaflBxaNaaauaaMaaMaJi*BRM(]«aMa«*aa8aBV c �■ ' .I I l/.b Pv , , -4 uluote at Bsmlnol# C om T f f t 's S S 't f ; ! t n « .w w w HHaUm am m u r e otapeaia I v*. to.Dunnellon lnd^«mrmJn»5 H|i, c ul Tax ice st. Dqn- (Otherwise Kfiov L BT V ; ntiWa.fcepr >-ba**; )u«t eojnpl near I d W m i i , road under C6nrtriuilon ‘ from Holder to Hernan­ do. BrooksvtU* through Tampa, Bradenton- and. Sarasota to Punt* Garda pood except fo r 12 miles of •oath of Sue Mile Creek un- lit! Tax Hchool n oV co u n ty ,fl" OtJ- R ecords Florida. Tow and ordered to .1* M SB 3& M & t»rd i at M e r r iw e tth e r Jildioo . .. m o as attnrni E. -Sanford; s a n r a r a ; W illlamJU< film ol 11 jO.0uO.09 la nctu R u t lo n oo f istld4 Courier ^ o*■ wlili resolution (Jouriur’B the C lrcult C o u r t * ^ Sem inole Co'qn- Ida* o f 1‘ubllc loslru htlu a adopted Florida. This, fith d a y o f Bept Jth. day ot Au(ruat;;is; ml author* bonds, and to atttHOH reel the »*p#DdUuro CX or the aa|e -rf. it • v-n-'T' • - - pec xing me Issuance atai ;s* It vjanie * precurJ* tin rv*. < i oort » i f cor- Clerk* o f C lrc (s e a d " * poratloD, whose oamei >wn; aria 'f o r tli* hard rt:K;>, D c l« afcfrcruld an 4 .w ifa>— ,------— + t : „ __ ______ ,’h oso •V rwwtiitlon* rif m V ^ C oiih fr C d a Y d 'o f n nam ee le n k n ow n , and nil la u uni npialnynt. I’ ulillc In stru ction adopted A u gu st Claim ing In terests under ___ ! x interesti t. 1925. ..... _ Myera, fair. otfB R .'L e v y , d ecea sed ; V Vina Hh. day o f Bei'tbm ber. 1923. 2VOTK R o r IX T E V TIO X[ TP i vers, d eceased a n d ' John Fo COUNTY D O A U D -O V PUBLIC t S TAI.V SPECIAL LKOI 8 LA ATIOX cea sed ; an d to each and ev ery of Road No. 8.—>!{a(t)ea City to Ft. XPKCIA I, SESSION O P L * EM S o r otlitho hair*, devisees, g ra q tei . B>‘ : Fred T\HW m ta^nl( Chnlrmn.i. TOBK. Pkren * A ttest: cla im a n ts under * . T. W . liaw ton . Notice la h ereb y given th . at ths er ed dafendapts, or an ny or them whi m Haines City through Frostproof, Superintendent, o f P ublic Iu a;rn rtlon T ow n o f OVIedo^ F lorida, wrilli l l 'apply jr ,b« dead; an . ito alt person iy be d ead; a n d"u nt the n ext special session o f (he ma; Sebring, Avon Park, etc. to Lake , »n*t S ecreta ry o fu jg id iK-ard. tpse nam es ar< *r nmi— o r p a rties w hpse (h h A L ) . g is la tu r e o f the rtiate of.-F lorida unkiiow Annie, gbod. Lake Annie to Palm Hept- 5-12-19-1# OCt. 3,.10-17-21*31. le h. Who nth In terested ad< ____ _____________.n te re s te d liId t One fo r special legisla tion prescribin g r w h o a re cla im in g an .Interest Circle, road is open to traffic but Nov. 7. v •* the m ethod o f .m a k in g pu blic Imin tho p rop erty h erein ­ prorem enta In aald T ow n o f Oviedo a fteInterests rough and somewhat dangerous, TO R SANFORD r d escribed , cith e r under th e d e ­ and assccalng and payin g the cost 1 V ttT s e v e n t h especially in rainy weather. in c m c u t .j:q u m ceased p a rties a b oy e nam ed .or b th thcreor. and a lso am ending charter j i'ih c m i c i n c iL' IT n IKM 1SUU3 erw tsc, an d to all person a and p a r­ o f said T ow n o f Oviedo no far na ties rO U S T V . P L O lU IM . w h ose nam es are u nk n ow n, ’ ; . . . .-0; the asmc relates; to the passage o f Who , arc Road No, 23, Belleview to Plant R IC H A R D H. ADAMS. Interested In and—-or are ordinances o f aald town. Cit cla im in g un Interest In and— o r In*TOW N O F OVtKDO,----------- II DA ---------------------------tercsts In th e p rop erty h erein a fter f t * ro a d Is excellent e: in Marion, BETTY ADAUB.'**D lr u r r r . . E. -Mayor. I doscH sbbed. By I t F. CBZE . olth er under the d eceased A tte st: C. K. PHILLIPS, Hum ter, H ern an d o and tllf.L IF S , j persons a b o v e n am ed , o r oth erw ise, Pasco'! -.ro'tiet ""Arlams ' oper affidavit rith e x ce p tio n o f 3 m iles ;*}*« b een fifed In th ls-B u i. praying I'uh. A 29 8 5-12-19-25 O - to i t *’ «B h e r as h eirs, d evisees, ocir g ra n ts counties with 3-I0-I7* a—r, — con veya n c by d irect o r m raesne o f rough b a se in H e m a d o co u n tv 2 iv o te ® !,o r*ln* b y the .Com plainant 21-SI. cred itors, lien ors, tru •tees, Roldern This is the best rood for travel t o ! tKat ’ trust,fe * rever---------------------------------- n — ------- of p ow er or. p ow ers In itrugt. verm a t ner u coress w *07 N. 13 IN, e m e u r r d t t l l i l T ,, XKVFNTIl sinners .and rem ainderm an. Joint Tampa from Ocala. North lino ■ ’ o f Philadelphia and j p oimi n 'IAi L , C I R C f IT, X B M fN ol.K tenants or tananta In com m on :.h tild Hernando county through Dade mliL n tisylvanla.., .antfc-or iL'NTT. FLOUIIIA F L O U IiiA . IN CHA.v- era fr * o r o w w qpeer rs s oo f tax deeds .a n ifc-or COCNTT, there IS no,person In the City to Plant City, excellent rood ., And^'hot Thare'RTno^pe lax titles, or h olders o r ow n ers or cE itr. . claim an ts o r any vested or. co n tin ­ on whom II. 8 AND 8 8 E L L 2 C K . Two mil. detour north o l p Q a .su b p oei gen t o r an y oth er Interest, o r Interher ajid thnt 'om plalnant. t l 4 JH * »f r,#»*' 4 <i *1--0 ■ she Is above 21 y e a r s ,o f ago.* , va. ret11In the .proiwrtr hereinafter do- 5 It Is th erefore Ordered, that you A. O. Kt-DKfv &. COMPANY, and----- bcrlhed. whdse reSIdenefcs, domiciles, 5 appear In Oils C ourt to this Kill o f •. ----- unknown, addresses and principal ___ . . .places at .p la ces of jof C om plaint, an th o first Monday In partner* ■tner; .v parin errh lp . If living,”business a re sevirsrally u n k n ow n ; or g O a k :A v e . v i y 2 ^ l o c k s O ff ll n e t o W . , 1925 otherw ise. *fn an _ , "ob i nd tb the fo llo w in g rule | amiI ir IT'«d caii all. nnrtlea clalmltiH ,„ W T Uay” "in" ’ ip Is"’tiopytT "e*1*1-" * d tbrou gh or under described land, artuate. ly in g anu an y' Interest by. through Will j^,u.',n,CSBO 111 be entered against” ngs b e in g In .th e C ity o f SnnfoVd.. C oun­ k i n i i i H i i i i i n M i a n i x N i m V n i n i n n i A . O, E ld e r tc Com nuny; U ^ls,,theretprp Ordered that this -u n> kkn ow n partner, t y .o f Kemlnolu and Hlrtto o f F lorida, n otice be published once u week « s heirs, d ev isees or Ifgatr legatees, pr m ore .p a rticu la rly d escrib ed as fo l fd r fo u r con secu tive Weeks, In (ho oth e rw ise ,- In the lands Involved T he Hast Hevent Hanford Herald, a newfapaper spaper o f gen fo u r *<74') fe e t ___ _____ ___ _____ vty-roi In this su it h erein after described atinn, pribllst i w eral circulation, pohllsned* M In Hemlo f Dots One (1 [ 1J and T w o 2), a-------------n d R. I - “Furre ■ Mi, If, Uvijn «.m anti m •> note o f B lock F iv e Atu).', o f T ie r T w o . . County FI orIdft. ’ “ " If d c«d nil .pa rtlea ties claim in g any W itness V. B. D oaglass. Clerk o f } 2> t|f tho C ity .o f S an ford , F ly rIn terest t> TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Sept. 30. by,, th thtouxl r . uml rou gh odr; or, tinder It. tha C ircu it Court anil the soul of Ida. a cc o r d in g to B. It. T r a fl-'arrull. aa heirs. deviseees or — </P)~Game and fish Commission­ C ourt at Hanford. Florida. fo rd 's M ap o f S an ford , F lorida, leg a tees, o r o t h e r w is e In ___the T________ e lands er J. B. Royall has had tho water:' V. K. DOUOLAHH. ns per plat t h e r e o f'd u lr recordIn v olv ed In this suit hereinafter Clerk C ircu it Court. o f a number of lakes o f the state d escribed . . . . . . (HBAI j) • * j ■ , one id" toT any and nil oth er persons .Defendants. under observation for the past two Br A: V W E E K S. D. w hose nam es are unknow n, claim Order of rnbllrntlou months, with the view-nf establish­ -’ ONr-rt tt jON'F.H. T H E S T A T E O F F LO R ID A , TO! Ing any righ t, title o r Interest In A . t). E lder A C om pany, and--------- and to the p rop erty h erein above d e­ ing iish hatcheries within tho neur A liy s , ror Complainant. ■— . u n k n ow n partner, « p art­ scribed or an y part o r parcel there­ future. n ersh ip . lr liv in g , nnd ir dead all of. IN . C lltC T lT C d lin T , TTII J l l l l Establishment of tho hntchcrics It Is hereby ordered that yen . nnd CIAI. t ' l l i r i IT SMMI>Of.K COUN- p a rties cla im in g any Interest by, th ro u g h o r under A. O. E lder A Com each o f you. be and a p p ear before has been authorised by the legis­ T r . r i.O lllllA , IN CHANL'BttY. p an y, and Unknown our said C ircu it C ourt at tho court m il te Q uiet T itle. lature, nnd hn.' been approved by p artn er, as. hblrs, devisees or logn - house at Santprd, F lorid a , on tho A. O. S T A U n iR D . . I vthe governor. tens, o r oth erw ise. In tho lands In­ Cth. day o f O ctober, A, D, 1930, amt Com plalnant v o lv e d In thin su it h erein after d e­ then an d th ere m ake a n sw e r to th « Bream in . tho lakes observed, vs. s c r ib e d : nnd It. U F nrrcll. If living, bill o f com p la in t exh ibited agu'm it where undisturbed, bred extensive- T ho helm , devisees. grantees, or a n d If dead all parties claim in g any you In this cause. oth er claim ants under Hatnucl C. In terest liy. throu gh o r under It. L. i> during July and August, ComIt Is fu rth er ord ered thnt th is O r­ lla ck n o y , deceased. In and to . the P 'arrell. as heirs, devfkccs or le g a ­ niiMioncr Royall said. Some of fo llo w in g lands la flcm lnole cou n ­ tees. o r oth erw ise, In tho la u d s-In ­ der o f l'u h llca tloii bo published In ty, Florhla. to*w lt: The North h alf v o lv e d Jn th is suit hereinafter d e­ Tho Hanford H erald, a n ew spaper Real Estate Brokers and Salesmen mast Floridr's best game fish, ho said, published In Hanford, S em in ole C ouno f N orthw est Quarter o f Hacs c rib e d In th e. hill of com plaint, ,ty, h lorld a , an co each w eek fo r fo u r attain the required growth that tion 31. T ow n th lp 20, South, ftungo and d escribed ns follow s, to -w it: con secu tive w eek s. City License Promptly. Temporary license -29 East, ct nl. makes them fit iiibjccta for tho T h e South H a lf (H 1-2) o f the AYITNEHS m y hand and Ib'o seal Defendants, N q rtb w est Q uarter (N W 1 -I) o f sportsman’s, rod within their first of tho C ircu it C ou rt' o f the Seventh O N fr of Puhlleatlen th e S ou th east Quarter of N orthbe issued until bond can be applied for and Judicial C ircu it o f tho S tate o f F lo ­ yoar. T o all parties claim in g an Inter­ w ea l Q u arter < N W U );,‘or Sec­ rida. In n n d .fo r tho C ounty o f Sem It will be possible to stoek the est under Samuel C. H ackney, d e­ tio n T w en ty -sev en (27) T o w n ­ Inolo. on th is th o 5th d ay o f S ep­ o r otherw ise, In nnd to tho proved. Each Broker required to furnish ?2,5iJ sh ip Nineteen (lit). South Itutigc waters of tho state with fish, nnd ceased tem ber A. r>. 1325. follow in g described lands In Sem ­ T w e n ty -n in e (29) En*t C o in * v. E. notiaL.Asar' flve Florida the most famous Hidi­ inole County, F lorida, to -w it: North m in in g l-’ lvo (C) A cres more or Clerk C ircu it C ourt, 7th Ju d icial Bond and eacli salesman $1,000.00 Bond. o f N orthw est Quarter o f Sec­ ng grounds in the country, by the Jlulf less. ; .C ircu it or F lo rid a , In nnd fo r tion T h irty-on e, T ow n sh ip Twenty', A ls o B egin n in g at tho Southjetting aside and protection o f sec­ South. Ilange T w en ty-n in e H ost; to Heml nolo C ou n ty . w e s t C orner o f tho Northeast (HEAL) tion of lakes for breeding grounds, all parti, s claim in g an Interest un. Q u a rte r (N K U ) o f the Southeast B y A . M. W E E K S , dor Heorgu C. B rantley, deceased, Mr. Royall stated. Q u a rter (H E *;) o f the N orthD eputy C lerk. o r otherwise. In nnd to the above vrest Q uarter ( M V U ) o f S.icTEH A SPENCERELLEN HOY, Tax Collector. With tho wide distribution of described real estate: to Ella B rant­ tlo n T w o n tj-e o v o n von (27), T ow n Itors nnd o f Counsel fo r lakes ami-rivers throughout the ley, If living and If dead nil pur. ssh ip N ineteen 119), South Itaugo nlnunt. rlnlm lng an Interest under H|< T w e n ty ,n in e (39) <3'j) East, K a n . run ynn d lstate, tho commissioner said, tho ties T -12-19-30. la Brantley, deceased or Wfcsvwtse, V r e c tly North 105 ft. thence East creation of good fishing spots In and to the above described p rop MO ft. thence South 155 ft. . r ly ; to Juines H. lla e k n cy . J f,livin g, NOTICE, OF SPE C IA L I.KUISLAWpuld prove an attraction thnt be­ •ert> th en ce AVcsl 330 ft. to point o f and If dead all parties claim in g an . TION b eg in n in g . C ontain in g one and longed to no one section o f the in terest under Jam es H. H ackney, NolIce ' to h ereby g iven that apo n e -fo u r th (I V i) A cres m«ru or commonwealth, but to Florida no deceased or uthcrw lsn; to all p ar­ ^Mention Will ___■ b e Pmade M V V to IV W n lo s s ; V Rato L egislatu re at a special ses­ a whole, with tho best development lie s claim in g ar. Interest In and to A lao, ls o , B egin n in g nt the (he N orth­ t !?S/r tho above described real estate: sion th ereof to be hold In T allah as­ oast east C Cornor. orn er o f the Soutg Houtg h a lf obtained where cooperation w as at see, Florida, nn a Unto to tie set Y ou and each ’o f y ou pro horoby ft l-3 ) o f the N orthw est J|t “In arter its height. Work of this kind is to ordered to appear to th e above e n ­ by tho C o ,'e in o r o f the said Htata (N A V Q ) o f Hh* S ou th eolT Q t u.ve­ o f F lorid a fo r the passago o f the in invest te r (HEU 7 o f the Xurtl b0 included in the progrnm of the titled cause on or before the first proposed law. M onday in October. 1935, same bein g Q u a rter (NAVi»4) (fr S» >V* t . or HectlOti Game and Ffnh Department nV an n Itule D ay o f tills ' cou rt and the An a ct en titled an a ct estab­ en ty -sev en (27), T ow nslilp early date, Mr. Royall Bald. lishing a b ird reservation to be fifth d ay o f the month, and In deN in eteen (I'J) Houth R ange known ns tho Hem lnole Bird R e s­ fau lt th ereof n decree pro confenso T w e n ty -n in e (29) East, nnd run ervation In th s C oun ty o f Sem inole. w ill be entered against you and South 155 ft. thence East IBS Be R en acted by the L eg isla tu re each o f you and said cause proceed ft. th en ce N orth 105 ft. and o f the state o f Florida:* ex parte. th en ce AVest 198 ft. to point o f Section 1. A Bird* R eserv a tion b eg in n in g . C ontaining threeIt Is fu rth er ordered that this o r ­ to be k n ow n as th e Hemlnole Bird fo u r th s (3 -4 ) o f am A cre, m oro der bo published weekly*, once a Municipally Owned and Maintained R eservation ^!* h ereby crea ted In ar less. week fo r fou r consecutive w eeks f ■*,' } i i ' i.t f ...>* + In T he Hanford Herald a n ew spap­ It a p p e a rin g hv tho aw orn hill o f the County o f S em in ole w ith in tho com p la I in t he rain that you and ei inch lim its and boundaries and h erein ­ er publisher) at Hanford. Florida. after described, t o w lt : o f you . m ay bo Interested In that AA Itness nty band nnd senl o f said The City’s New Cemetery iB located 09 West Begin nt the In tersection o f R an go Announcement of the selection C ourt this the 4th, day of Heptem- certa in d escrib ed lo t o f land In Hrm- Lina betw een R a n g e s 29 and 30 and neva Ave., on beautiful, high, dry ground, 1 Inole C ou n ty, F lorida, and described ber, 1935. of J. C. McLeod, formerly of Dnyabove. Y ou and each o f you ure tin* south shore lino nf the Ht. A*. H. DOUnLAfiH. laid out into lots, walks and driveways in the ni| tonn, to take charge o f its men’s Clerk o f C ircu it Court, Hcmlnolo h ereby com m anded nnd required to Johns riv er, and ru n n in g south six nppenr to said bill o f com plaint nt miles m ore or lets, to HIV. Cor. o f C ounty. Florida. furnishings department, wns made modern design of Landscape architecture, 1 tho C ou rt llou su In Hanford. Sem i­ HSe. 31 Tp. 19 H ^ l i. 3D K.. thenco Heal) today by the Yowell Company (C ircu it Court nole C ou n ty, F lorida, on M onday, east to NK. Cor. o f Hoc. I Tp. 20H, beautiful plants, shrubs and trees, under the By A. M. W E E K S, D. C. tho Cth. d ay o f O ctober, A. D. 1925, It- 30 K.: thenco south to NE. Cor. through J, S. Harvard, mnnager C H A R L E S 1\ DICKINSON, o f Hec. 24. Tp. 20 S „ It. 30 E.J thenco atant care of the Superintendent. oth erw ise said bill w ill tm taken S o licitor fo r Com plainant. of tho concern. ns co n fe s s e d by ynu and each of east tp HE. Cor. o f See. 17 Tp. 20 H. Mr. McLeojl has been identi­ R e p t . 5 -1 2 - 1 9 * 2 5 O ct. 3. R. 31 E.: thenco n o rild y a lon g tho vim. sa id bill o f com p lain t having b e e n file d fo r the purpose o f q u iet­ m ean d erin g.sh ore line o f L ake J e s ­ fied with the clothing ‘ business NOTICE OF Family lots for sale at ?:J0.00 to $60.Q0 on SI'F.CIAL I.KdlSLAin g title to the a b ov e drscrlUcd la n d sup to tho south sh ore lino o f tho for a number of years, having TIOX sonable terms. ' In the C om plain an t II. Hands Hellnck. Ht. Johns river; thence n orth w est­ beep connected witn some of tho N otice la hcrato* given ',th n t npIT 1H F U R T H E R O R D E R E D That erly alon g the m ean derin g shore lino o f thu said riv er to tho p alm plicuthui w ill ho m ado to tho tills ord er be published unco a week largest concerns in Tennessee. Lnglslntura lit n special ses­ In fo u r co n se cu tlv o w eek ly Issue*,, For inspection, sec Superintendent on the grounj North and South Caroilnn and Hlnto That It shntl h« u n ­ sion th i'roof to bu held In Tullahas- o f the H anford Huruld, a newspaper Florida. For two years' he wns see, Florida, on a date to bo not published Itt Hemlnotc C ounty, F lo ­ law fu l to kill hunt, trail, d estroy by any moans w hatever, w ithin tho tho tlovornur Of tho said Hlnto rida. in charge of the men’a furnish­ by o f F lorid a fo r tho passaga of tho For full particulars, See Barker, SqperinLintif! DONE A N D O R D E R E D T his tho limits o f tho Hemlnole Bird Itcser- _ ing’s ’department o f tho Yowcli- proposed law. vailon provided f i r In Hoetlon 1*5 silt day o f H eptem hor A. D. 1925. \V. B. Williams, City Manager, or L. K. Philips, Drow Comimny of Orlando and uf this act. any bird, w ild tu rk ey, fi An net entitled aa act estah• V. E. DQUOLAHH, pr any Wild bird 5 a bird reservnltoa to bn CDl'k o f C ircu it C ourt. Seventh J u ­ w ild goose. more recently with the Anthony- kUMitng Clork. a o w a ns the Lake Charm Ulrd R es­ dicial C ircu it, Hctnluolu County. or w ild fow l o f any kind, o r squ irrel BnkH Company o f Daytonn, where ervation In the County nf Hvmlnolu. n t any tlrBo and that thorn shall Florida. not hereafter w ithin said lim its ho Bn It <mactod by tho LogUlaturo (HEAL) he hold the snnie position n f thu state o f Florida: any open season fo e gam o birds or M I U I I I I I I I I I H U I H I I I I I I I I I H H I K I I M I K 1 By A. M. AVEKKH. D. C; fow l of nfcy kind, ex cep t d om estic Hoetlon 1. A Bird Ilerfervatloh JAM ES O. H tlAllON. fow l, w ild duck, snipe, and c o o l, to bo k n ow n ns tho I.aka Charm Ulnl K ollcltor fo r Comptulnunt. and any person who nt uny ♦ ❖ ❖ + vnV{'s«+++*.:*.:..:..:..;.^.;..>.p .;.*:•*>•;• H osesvatlon Is beret,y creatod In Hept. j-1 2 -1 9 -2 8 Oct. 3. ■&-h *++*m * + : v *' timu violates tho p rovision s o f this ++*4*-;-^v *;**:**{**>*:**)*i*v*;.f+i, tho C ounty o f Sem inole within the {•-h-;-i*-:*+*74'4*fr4”*’+:'<^ lim its mid boundaries nml herein­ IN .T H E n i l U I T t o i l t r . SB V K N . law shall (upon cunvlwtlon bo p u n ­ a fte r described, to-w lt: T il J l ' l l t m i . ................. OF 1*1.0 - ished us h now provided by law Suctions I, 2. 3. 0, 10. U , 14. 15, K ill A. IN ANU F O R SEMINOLE Tor vloln llon t o f th'b Uaino L aw s 1 » • ; ' uf tills s i.i a. IS.. A ll la Tow nship 21—-H. of COUNTY. IN C H A N C E R Y . R ange 31. A lso Section ft In T ow nHectlqn l' It shall ho the d u ty o f ship 31, ra n g o 32 the County C om m issioners o f thu S u it t o Q u i r t T it le County o f Hemlnulo to post at v a ­ S ection 2. T hat It shall be un­ law fu l to kill, hunt, trap, destroy rious plnr*s on the Humlnole Bird Itesarvutlbn, provided fo r In tills by an y m eans whatever, within the CH AR LES H E N R Y BMITH, C om plainant. lim its o f the t,ake Charm Bird Res­ Act. notlfes to tho p u blic sh ow in g that no bunting Is perm itted In ervation provided for In Hectlou 1 said rcsifv a tlo n P and aru lio o f this act. any bird, w ild turkey, JU B E iyi M. A R R E D O N D A , ut al. P w - — alius the • D efendants. w ild goose, o r any wild bird or mb u|ainst v iola tion s uf this Pl ” llc " C ita tio n law. w ild fo w l o f any kind, or squirrel S e c tlo r nt any tim e mid that then* siiull TO : Joseph M. Arredundu and w lfo, T h is law shall licrumn 1 ■ — A rredon d o, w h oso Christian effective Imm ediately upon Its ■pas not h ereafter w ithin said limits bo any open aeanon for game birds ,‘ or name Is u n k n ow n : Hmiry M. Hanford, sag - o :by n thn ■' j__ L cglslalu ru _ n d 'n p fo w l o f any Kind, except douustle Individually, and us attorney In fa ct nrovnd »y t h e (io v e rn o r o f tho fo w l, w ild duck, snipe, and root, fo r (lortru d o E. HnnforiTNJiurtrudo Htutn ofl F lorida or Its b ecom in g a H anford; W illiam Al* .render law without Ills approval. and an y person w h o at uny thna K vlolatra the provisions o f this law Biu li.iniian. ns L iqu id ator •■fv the SANYO If D CHAMUKU OF COMahull upon con v iction be punbhdd F lorida Lund A C olon isation BIERCE us Is now provided by luiv for Vio­ lation s o f tho (lamu Lawr o f tills state. Hcctlon 3. Tt shall )i* the du t£ o f tho C ounty Cntnmlssluiiors of the C ounty o f Hcmlnule to post nt .va­ rio u s p laces o p the Lake Charm B ird R eservation , provided for: In th is A ct, n otices to tho public s le w ­ in g that n o hunting Is permitted la said reservation and w arn ing thu JUG! DON’T spend it all or spend any of i!i p u b lic again st violation s o f this law . Heotlnn 4. T h is law shall hrrnmo thoughtlessly. You work hard for your inj a ffe c tiv e Im m ediately upon Its puss a g o by tho L egislature and a p ­ come and it is only fair .that part of it should! p roved by tho (lovern or nf tho S ta le o f F lorid a or Its becom ing a work just as hard for you. If you will put a req law w ith ou t his nnprnvsl. O V IE D O C H AM BER OF COM­ MERCE ular part of your money in a Savings account l'tf fle p t: 9 - l J-lD-20. Oct. 3-ld -lT -J4-1L The young man who aspires to a iucccssful ca] | NoV. 7-14. it will work for you. S“&S.°SSSr,8.S WffiSvTdB S / l New patent inad^ihef dnd process s. | the firiish.. Gets the dirt-ears cle a in.from 20'to SO rhinuteS; Now 6pen io r business 1_ _ .— W T m. : *^ 9 9* sold b y alleged kidnapersform fl.60, two inner tubes and a xallons o f gasoline, little Martha Emma Horton, 4, Has been red to h e r parent*, Mr. and Mr*. William T. Horton at Memphis, T h e Hortons say that former neighbors stole the child from a lgham, Ala., hospital. The child was sold in Arkansas, but placed la a ‘ Memphis orphans’ hohr>e The arrest of tho alleged at Jasper, Ala., on other cflnrgcs, led to the parents finding ?U \ “ tv* r — ***-*•■•. ■* a ■«**--*i* »•t«. aiNDfnoNS •i. frr ir.‘ o n-.'-'-.S*. * r t " * * • .1^0, 1.— Ntujex Ferry 16 BX Fkrry to PeMnc&ln, from bridge 3 mites cast old earth ■-f condition, fair. 16 miles Ul excelfcnt. Pensocola to ibla Bay, county rood in fair - Escambia Buy to Milligan, brick and sand clay in good condi­ tion. Milligan to Mossy Head, county road, rough. Mossy Head to DeFuniak, under construction and rough, no detours. DeFuniak to Caryidile, good sand clay. Caryvilla to Cottondale, county rood In fa ir shape. Cottondale to Marian­ na, sand clay road in good shape. Murianna to tO mllea cant o f Chat­ tahoochee, county road in fair Dane, f Prom point above referred * 0 /to Quincy, under construction. m Take north county road which is In •d shape. Quincy to 1 miles st o f Quincy, good Hand day, From point above referred to, to Tallahassee, county rond In fair •hapo. Tnllahussce to.Sjniles cast vn Wadcsborn road, county toad in fair shape. Taka new road 8 miles east o f Tallahassee to Aueilln Riv­ er, good sand clay. Aucill: Itivur to Greenville, sand clay road in good condition. On leaving Green­ ville follow State Road No. I to Madison, Lee, Live Oak, Lake City and East. It is in excellent con­ dition. Lake-City to Jacksonville, Hard surfaced with usphait, con­ crete and brick. * * j Road No, 2— Georgia Line to Ft. —_____ , M y e rs. . Georgia Line to Jasper sand ciay pond in excellent condition. Jniper to White Springs rand clay road in fair condition. Short de­ tour front White Spring} to Su­ wannee Valley. Suwannee Valley through Lake City, High Springs And on to Guincavllle, excellent us* phuit-concrute roud. High Springs to Gainesville, 25 mites uf raphnlt excellent, first 10 miles aoutH of Gainesville asphalt surface .good, and of asphalt to Micanony 0 mites rough. Mlcanopy to Lowoil dsph&lt surface, excellent. Lo­ well to Ocala asphalt surface un­ der construction, detour about one mile in fair condition. Ocala to Belleview and Leesburg excellent asphalt surface. Leesburg to Eustls and Mount D o rn , good. Mount Dorn to Fort Myers, generally in good condition except between Ol­ ga and Fort Myers and four mites south of Zolfo which is muddy In rainy weather. Road No. 3.— Georgia tin e tc Orlando. Wilds Landing to Yulco sand clay road in good condition. Yu(uo to six miles south shell road in fair condition. From this point an into Jacksonville and Green Cove Springs paved road brick and treated rock base. Green Cova Springs to Palatku, graded and improved road, rough but passable. Pulatku to Sap, Mated to Dunn’s Creek, fair. Asphalt surface from Dunn’s Creek to Sisco, Crescent City, IMeraon and DeLeon Springs, excellent DeLeon Springs through DcLnnd to Hanford' and Orlando, fair. Detours between DcLnnd nnd Sanford as good as Sumter, Hernando nnd Pasco uf rough base in Hernando county. Itocd No, 4.— Georgia Line to Miami. Hard surfaced from St. Marys River to Jucksonyillu with asphalt and brick, excellent. Rond under construction by Duvul County from Hnyurd to S t Johns County line. Duval county, line to Bunnell G2 nlilts, U foot brick road with rock nhouldcrs. fair, Bunnell to end Relliy’^ asphalt road t> ndloH as­ phalt surface, excellent. Volusia County line to Daytona very good. Daytona to New Smyrna lli miles, (juarter mile detour, remainder paved. New Smyrnu to BrevurU county line 22 miles, 2 mile detour, vcmuimiur paved. Brevurd county line to Titusville, 12 miles all pav­ ed. Titusville to Cocoa 18 miles all paved. Cocon to Melbourne 21 mliex dll paved except qno mile in city uf Mnu Gallic. Melbourne to Scbustlafi River,* 17 miles, 6 miles ■helled rond, remuindcr paved. So- Commission W i l l State Hatcheries S o o n CITY REAL E , DUE OCTOBER 1,1925 J McLeod Takes Charge Of Men’s Furnishings Department of Store w] HIGHEST AIM IN C n t / I l 'l T < n I I I T S E V E N T H J l * . I ‘ ll I VI. f l l t t ' l I T IN A N I I KUIt f ll l M I N O L R I O l ’ N T V , FI.O IIIU A . IN t l l V N I E I l V . O. E. O tJn R lE R . • C om idalnan,. VfL JOHN II. BRO W N .’ ct al. Defendants. Order uf l'■ll>ll^ntl,■l| V o Jnhu II. Uruwn ami*— — Hrow n. his w ife, A nnie E. c r iffln , a w id o w . C harlie O rU flu a .id - ■— O r lfflu . hla w ife. Nettle K rlffln. tin* m arried, John \Wsh»* (irlfiin and ■------------- O rlffln . hlr. wife, and John A. AVootsn a n d ; ■— W ooten, Ids w ife , If livin g, i ml If dead,. „\l p ar­ ties cla im in g Interest under tho said John H. Brown, Annie E. O tif­ fin. a w id ow . C harlie Orlfftn, N oltla O rlffln . John Wngtaj* U rtfiyi oml Joh n .v W ootun. and cucii o f them, iced o r o th rrw is a and all un­ persons Interuiled la {ho ticscrlbcd prupvrty in rcer should make c'nnracfer and tducation his ‘ n highest aim. Diligent work, faitliMl saving and legular bank deposits arc a groat lelp in giving accuracy to your aim. Your accdukt is invitod. i • - W'xr ; i : q CAPITAL’ I'o Intel cat Paid on tiavin^s Accounts .•fsl P/USIC J .R S h ^ ( {juminolb (j[ouniij j^ank ph one 100 S a iifo r d .F la . STSEN G TH - SERVICE ......... — - 2 ji Ma* \ ' ^ >>C O M P A N Y M AGN O LIA AYTr'------ -- THE j 1ESS OF UUNNlNr, A I1UME LS |EAS1EK i t THE ADVERTISEMENTS. f. I6RESS — i— « •fd • ■ tt* ’ * ^ s �than a x iomn 3 &require* S & more S f rthinking &3 •The n»yai school for .radio taK gr continued’ the egrapby at Toalouae recently at**-, ed ah entertainment in which 4 * Idccessors, whe^ entrance of Joan o f Arc into Tool-, rt o r presidents, ouie was the chief attraction. The Iplomatic corps mala o# Orleans was represented the senate-and by a stalwart young sailor named a to hunting ea­ Josaet, who waa followed, by ^an­ st o f Ramboullother representing the faithful Lalident of France hire ana by the traditional pages, squire/, r --at-arms and trumpet­ Knergue himself , » ■ he never falls to ers o f thy 16th century. . r • -------p ests on their exAccordeon players have become Kg a cane instead the o f j a i i in France. Their Ft it becon a some- oncekings ridiculed instruments are now Is to watch others torts o f game with- much in demand to funlsh a tune I in the sport your- to offset the strident notes o f the brass instruments. Paris is aU ub guests asked the My. i Doumer...... replied M. ;■busiest man in the a tally on the shota It’s interlocutor had o f being one of the 'the party, and it is mjoyment of his inred to be merely iven in honor o f knet, minister of he close o f the fishat Bordeaux recentied entirely of fish, jae items on the pm having been fur“ boulllabaisse," -the bp of MarceUles, ber by Thackeray, nnd me was a salad of £ Basque coast, ply one thing,” M. rked later, .recalling plater o f posts and yell as o f commerce. I ‘florae,’ ” he said, tench means walrus. SSpfiprae flesh, meaning >. MB official pompously *' Hkgoi,” or horse eat(fflow ers of the sport ■ G P o p In arms. The city Mjpgtef Paris to raiso nd1 funds have put on octroi » “ the poor man’s beef o f about |1.00 for each 200 |teat Is the only meat nts o f the poorer kris can afford, their is in the municipal introduced motions to B oxiou s tax removed. P th e poor are not the per of horse meat. MInKid eaten in sandwiches Used to have great viries o f consumption nnd Itomers in the cheaper s o f the city eat it unipression that it is prime of Arc, who, centers before Lheard voices from the air, pi adopted as tho patron Ethe wireless telegraph op- it Km yet re tire d , Sir *11-asserted. io socalled . ^ 'mochanicallied” field artillery brigade is one In which special traction engines c»Uad “dra gon /’ are used instead o f hones to draw ths guns. The engine is very wide and-moves by means of caterjftllar “ tracks/’ These engines are supposed to be speedier than 'horses and able to travel over rougher ground. Field Marshal Robertson how­ ever, points out .that the delicate mechanism o f the .gun U liabel to be damaged .by aikh rough travel­ ing. Also If the “ tracks” become injured the gun is out o f action as fa r as movement is concerned. Sir William says that trial is being made of a new design by which the gun is carried, instead o f drawn as at present. It is argued in favor o f the “ dragon” that It-Is a cheaper form o f traction than horses, that it re­ quires fewer men, reduces the length of columns and enables stniment, and the musical brother­ guns to be kept behind and hood o f the nation has refusca to brought up into action quickly at recognise the output of the accor­ the last momept. deon as teal music. Few of-the ac­ Oxford trousers, as Lady Wilson cordeon players, be is noted, read music; they play by ear. However, sees them, are ail right in their they have caught the popular fan­ place, but she doesn’t think the cy and many blind and crippled legs of English gentlement the war veterans have developed an artistry in this medium that nos mado them favorite street entertalners. Their hats or tin cups alw a y s ttsl p o f f i sou s than fftll to . ore at ’AmeikmitJ i f i j ■Wh'BMlkinti, tng requested that the Ion of the unpacking ml of the gifts be loft to hi ally. .. it The souvenirs which haver come to him from South AMerlean friends cover a wide variety and include even stuffed animale.'There are also practical glfta, ebch as riding whips, cigaret cases and. nu­ merous other mementoes o f ’South Africa as well as South America. m al__MAHillnnnt nlrtVAV# o f good warm material, and with LONDON, Oct. 3—(/P)—That the my working parties in London, Oxuiubteiii of employing mefihanlcal and contrivances In warfare hns not assemble castroff trousers yet been solved and that their use transform them into children's Is still to be regarded as on tria l clothing. “ I cannot find any use for the js the judgement of Field Mar­ shall Sir William Robertson, Eng­ young men’s long hair as they are land's war chief of staff, based on wearing it today, else I should be his observation s of the recent man­ pleased to collect that from^thenv, oeuvres of tho British nrmy, which too.” All of which goes to show, one he watched as an independent ob­ commentator remarked, that server. In a review o f the manoeuvre's American press agents for money written for the Morning Post, Sir collecting organizations are not William holds that one o f the main the only people who know how purposes of the sham campaign in to hang their propaganda on a peg of topical interest. One "mechanlcnlized" field artil­ lery brigade was allotted to each army with a view to enabling a de­ cision to be reached ns to whether the other artillery brigades o f tho British army should be “ mechonicalized." The operations, the field mar­ shal asserts, did nut furnish an adequate test, but as for as they wont they showed that the “ me- The Prince of Wales’ tour In the southern hemisphere from which he is now returning to England, is believed to have broken all rec­ ords in the number of “ tokens of esteem," which has has had show­ ered upon him. Large numbers of souvenirs which have been pre­ sented to the prince in South America nro beginning to arrive at St. James Palace from various ports of Uruguay, Argentina and Chile. Both the labor and socialist par. ties are calling in the help of the arts—music and the drama, partic­ ularly— to assist them to victory in the next general election. They are not going to preach-to the elec­ torate so much, but have arranged to sing to som e,of them?through choral societies and to appeal td others through dramaic.societies. Arthur Henderson, secretary o f the Labor. Party, has urged the es­ tablishment of local choirs in as­ sociation with divisional ,and local labor organizations, labor choral unions for suitable areas for co­ ordinating the activities of social­ istic and co-operation choirs, and n national labor choral union to link up the choirs and union* on a national basis. Miles Mallison is to direct the independent labor party dramatic project, *nd intends to have a cen­ tral socialist company, profesalon- g la d ly accep ted tk« Y ta g ff^ tion . « appeared with bit sons, mak­ ing up a aeplot which .has won more harness race»•than any other d ivers in Germany.* The father­ ing cheered him to tM echo aa he dashed along with the vivacity of e young man. To the present day, H illi con­ tinues to advise his sons in rac­ ing matters. ■ * * 5 S 1 Blonds are out of style thia year in Berlin society, and many a'.Teutonic arete hen with golden tresses, eager to keep pace with the ultra fashionable brunette flapper, is disappearing into the depths of a beauty parlor from which she emerges w ith,hair of a dark hue with an undertone of red. Long huir is becoming more and more old fashioned for day wear but at evening functions ladies are appearing with artificial curls suplamenting their shorn tresses, it eing considered bod taste to have short hair go with elaborate even­ ing gowns. To keep the ladies, who now fre­ quent the barber shops, much more than formerly, in a good humor, many Beilin tonsorialists are in­ troducing the American system of supplying radio concerts for their customers. a a n iH iin iM M im n a m in im iin m n n Lawn Grass Seed ; f Carpet* Grafts ^eed * -Kilgore FlpridaLawn ami Golf Course Grass Seed. Also Pend and Beans for fall planting. lv' •. , § Phone 248 KILGORE SEED CO. Accounting System s Installed, / i'v i ** *4f* •| Audits, Monthly Bookkeeping Service C SPECIAL RATES TO PERMANENT CLIENTELE R. L Robertson Masonic Temple Bldg, always advisable, Frau Emma Krueger is convinced. She des­ cribes her experience nlong that seats during the intervals of a per­ line fas “ peppery.” She testified formance and walking about In the recently that her neighbor, Frau lobbies and foyers, n continental. Minna Bov tiger, neglected ncr her custom hitehrto looked down upon 1house-work ami was the cause of i" England, — is —*-• * in catching on in-Lonilorr Bwttger mMltannfeHcUy."1 don. On her wny home from the suddenly At a recent first .night o f a pi- court. Fr«u Kruejrer randello play tho main body o f the heard an excited voice behind her theater w o b quite deserted through nnd before she had n chance to duthe intermissions and the foyer fend herself, everything went durk wna filled with strollers nnd sit-* before her eyes and she felt a bit­ ters-out, including many of Lon­ ing pain in her eye-lids and pupils. don’s prominent personages. Geor­ Her erstwhile friend, Frau Bocttge Bernard Shaw wn-; one of these ger, had revenged heruelf by and he told friends that lie thought throwing finely ground red pepper the "stretching" idea an excellent Into Frau Kreuger’s eyes, i'asaone. era-by who witnessed the scene a Sanford, Fla. O N TH ESE! 4 lota on 3rd Street within ten minutes walk of post office. New street, paving paid. Many nice new Spanish bungniows in the vicinity. ROSE COURT Six rooms, garage, large lot. Priced For Quick Sale Built with great earn for resident owner. \ High grade, built-in features nnd many extras se­ lected for comfort and convenience. Terms 1-3 cash, balance semi annually. Essentially n worth-while property. was promptly urfested. BERLIN, Oct. 3.—(/F^— Devotees , Statistics show that in post-wnr o f horsa racing were treated to an Gcrmuny a pair of boots or shoes unusual spectucle here when 80- lasts its wearer about 13 months, yenr-old Anthony Mills, the Nes­ in 1021 nbout 01,000,000 pairs of tor of Berlin’s drivers in harness foot wear were manufactured in races, followed by his six sons, nil Germnny, about 4,000,000 o f which o f whom nre drivers with fine rec­ were shipped abroad, leaving 67,ords, jirove around the arenn of the 000,000 pairs for Germany’s popu­ Mariendorf ruce track. "Papa" lation of approximately 62,000,000. Two fifths o f the boots and Mills has just celebrated his golden wedding anniversary and friends shoes manufactured were o f wo­ nnd admirers, during the festiv­ men, about one fourth were men's ities in his honor, suggested that Loots, nearly a fourth footgear for he show the world that he could girls und the reinuindor for child­ still hold his own on the race ren. 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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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 03, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d00a2448aead2e2eb06cfc9f140d1c80.pdf a59cc29ff6f2aae4800ddee690ef2c58 PDF Text Text riu i < JjpT • ’‘J*** , . , • ...-■ ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES IANFORD, FLORlOi ■- / . PRICE FIVE CENTS OCTOBER — „g -----------r- =F ices L ocal Robbed O f G old M aterial Film Romi - i p * ;T i P A pv Meager dotalls arc krtown tpduy ft- Material, estimated in valuo to concerning the identity ;o f the bo between $400 and $500 was r in S* thief. It is reported that a nian;wi.w stolon last night fVoin the offices seen loitering in tho vicinity of President And Wife Leave Oh o f four local dentists, it became Dr. Brown's office, in tho First Chief Problem Before Six Hundred Officers and En­ LIT Special Train Sunday Morn­ known today, upon discovery of National Bank building. Local listed Meiitllow TheirHeads U . S. Commission ing, Expecting to Arrive at losses sustained by Drs. il. H. Mc- police, working on tho case, re­ As Mentor< nl Services Are >re Inspec Destination on Tuesday Casiin. B. D. Caswell, L. D. Brown port that no arrests have been Reid fo r ’ Dead Comrades To Settle Questioi and W. A. Epps, whose downtown made at this time, but that im­ rhile Special • portant information is in their pooffices wero visited by thieves. O f Am ount O f Del ipensProbe Executive To Review That the same person or per­ seasion, and an early apprehension Rescue E ffo rts A re sons committed all of tho entries of tho thug is anticipated. Held Up B y Rough Sea Legion Parade Tuesd 1s shown by tho similarity of ope­ It is thought that the 1robberies i ---------ration in every case. Entrance to Inst night can he traced to tho Submarine' Base Commander Trio I h Farthest West Presi­ each office was gained by use of same person or persons who mode similar visit to n number o f den­ Reiterates That Vessel's dent Has Been Since Enter- skeleton keys, and nothing hns n tal parlors In this city about n been reported taken but a quanti­ Officers Were.Not to Blame IngWhite House2YenrsAgo ty o f gold material used in the year ago, at which time n consid­ Payments Expected jHisDeterm maufacture o f fillings. I)r. Cas­ erable haul of the same nature U. S. SUBMRINE BASE, NEW WITH PRESIDENT POOL­ well reporta damage inflicCd to wns made. Because of coincident Be Easily Arran] LONDON, Conn., Oik. 6.— (fP)— To Continue E'S TRAIN NEAR CHILLI- cases containing tho material, details regarding tho cases, it is The solemn notes of “ Tapn" sound­ ftlE. Ohio, O ct 6 . - W — A which were forced by the marau­ pointed out as being a likely re­ •’o r.A ir Body ing with haunting beauty, Sunday daylight trip through Southern der. turn of tho same thief. • . echoed through the submarine base Ohio, Indlnna and Illinois lay bo_______ ________ :__.1____ WASHINGTON, O ct 5 — as a touching farewell by the navy fGTON, Oct. 5.— , fore President Coolidge today as (AP)A phase hithert# absent his train traveled weatwnrd toward rest in the air- M ?T T im ita Dobson Stewart of to its dead comrades of the S-61. As the bugle call died away, from America’s international Omaha, where tomorrow ho will jling will .be dl­ Kansas City waited .11 night fo r more than 000 officers and enlisted Miss Diana Miller, one of the address the American Legion Con­ d ebt funding negotiations— h * jtween.the War her husband to come home end men stood in the base theater with beautiful actresses o f Hollywood, vention. sharp controversy over the then armed with n revolver, atartbovfed heads. With them were soon will marry George Melford, where Col. Wil­ His route was through a sectidn 5 Sit to find him. When she diaamount o f the obligation— of the country which he has not li him been aum- ■covered Stewart "breakfasting" in friends of the 33 victims of tho producer! stands out as tho chief prob­ S-61 officials o f New London and visited rfnre entering the White ir before thei n- l ? cabaret with another woman at civilians who had Joined In the me­ lem confronting the debt House. Without incident, the sugcsral, and the pres­ 6 a. m. sho killed him. _____ morial services yesterday morning. f«l train which Mr. and Mrs. Coolmission nnd representatives ^0 A : * trd, .which will EVery man attached to the base, hlge boardnd yesterday in Wash­ o f the Czccho Slovnldnn gov­ Sanford High School Football not detained by official duties, was lg after a recess ington, forged its way during the Jacksonville Hallway Agents ernment in their forthcoming present. Team Opens Senson in Lake "•pht through tho mountains of Visit Sanford During Year­ end. funding discussions. During the mrvices other navy West Virginia, hauled bv what County, Displaying Fine Of­ ly Outing; Arrive In Morn­ The confercnco being Tuesday, 5f his appearance bemen were tolling at the pihee BbHIpioro and Ohio rallroadd offi­ fensive In Thrilling Contest nnd rom« observtra believed to­ ing on Steamer Osceola ir general, one step where the submarine v.as sunk on cials claim is the largest mountain night that onev a determination the expected dlsSept. 25 by the steamship City of type passenger locomotive In the Sanford and Leesburg high as to the amount has been reach­ Members of the Jacksonville tion agalnnt the outRome/ Under a leaden sky they Whiskey Cases and Damage world Pofarw dawn It had crossed .» o f the air aorvlces, Traffic Club, with their families schools battled to a 0-0 tie Satur­ ed, agreement on methods o f pay­ worked doggedly to recover the Suits Will Feature Small the Ohio River, makine Us way and friends, numbering approxi­ day afternoon in the opening game ment will be comparatively easy. apparently was undis­ bodies still held In the sunken ship. toward Cincinnati and S t Loulu mately 100 persons, arrived in this of the football senson, in Lees­ The foreign mission will mako Ing another press con- Two Youths (AppiL’hckided Docket; Sharon to Preside Tho services opened with a read­ burg. Tho spectacular bucks ami tho first move o f the conferenco deciding the fight for city yesterday on the Clyde Lino and Housholder Piosetute I^ave Capital Sunday Sunday Facing Charges of ing o f the order issued by Capt. pt o f national defense steamer Osceola, from Jackson­ end runs o f Enzmlnger nnd Thomp­ tomorrow when its members mnkn Ernest J. King, commanding offi­ WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.—UP)— son for Sanford, and and nn Aerial official calls on Secretary Kellogg Having Staged Many Hold­ cer of the base, under which they igun." The October term of tho Semi­ President and Mrs. Coolidge left ville on their unnual outing, ac­ attack which tho local gridiron at the state department and on . cording to information received to­ ’ robe Conduct Ups In State Last Winter wero held. In this order, Captain nole County court will convene at late Sunday on their twentieth wedwarriors wore unable to break up I Secretary Mellon at the treasury, day. bona to the department King reiterated hin contention that the court house at 1U:00 tomorrow where Tuosduy luosuuy morning the roe exece*eeThe ,eft JackHonvUlo Sat- featured, according to accounts of J who is chairman of tho American to enable army offiNORFOLK. Va., Oct., 6<—(ff)— tho 8-61 was sunk without any morning, it wns announced today commission. tho game. ime investigation of his Two hotel roberies In Florida have blamo whatever attaching to her by county officials. Judge J. G. Evcnly matched in many de­ The treasury is ready now with during the morning yesterday. |th a view to ditcipllnary been traced to Robert Cnentrmm, officers. Sharon will presido and E. F. Ijegion convention. They expect to partments o f tho giime, the score This inquiry was sus- aired 17, and William Evans, 10, nlThen the roll call was rend by Housholder, prosecuting nttorney, be back in Washington Thursday. Vaudeville nets and addresses by is shown to bo indicative o f the complete plans for dealings with the Czecho Slovakian debt, and members featured the entertain­ enable the colonol to tea- S bkndlts now In the Princess Lieut. Com. W. D. Snyder, com­ assisted by Lloyd F. Boyle, will Aside from their departure, Mr. tho board last week, Anne county jail charged with a manding tho 8-49, n sister ship of represent the commonwealth, it and Mrs. Coolidge observed their ment Saturday evening, it is stat­ relative strength o f the two elev­ officials there expect to se© the ens. Sanford, with, u powerful iestion speedily settled, believing ed. one] held tho. press con­ series of spectacular robberies tho 8-61. As tho 33 names of the was learned. anniversary much ns they do every line, was impervious to the thrusts at satisfactory adjustment of Arriving here, tho club members st night in his hotel suite here and at Virginia Beach last stricken crew were rend for the of Ilutier, Cox and Brown, who» the amount can be accomplished. Tho jury panel drown for duty Sunday, attending morning services ntaitvc Reid of Illinois, a rummer, according to department last time there was complete quiet during the present session con­ at the First Congregational church spent Borne time touring thb city, wero held for downs on"fiumerbu: *• Treasury records show that of the house aircraft com- of justice agents. and n moment later the strains of tains 18 names, It wns also learn­ and afterwards regaining In the and nro reported to have been occasions. • Early in the 'second Enlargements o f a snapshot "Lead Kindly Light" broke the ed, and the names of those select­ Micluftiun of the white house. They much impressed with local attrac­ quarter, however, Coarh Davis, Czecho Slovakian debt to bo $9L . , r V ] of tho last con^resM, and 879,871 in principal nnd $2&,79t?4E?r — ......................................... ormy officers were present found in an automobile that had silence. were accompanied to church by At­ tions. The party left late in the hoys opened up n passing offen­ 424 ed is given aa follows: in interest to May Hi Corn ‘ s, afternoon, returning to Jackson­ his talk with tho corre- been abandoned in Florida by two The services arranged by the sive that gained consistently. munientiona from the Prague govW. A. Raynor, W. M. Temple, torney General Sargent, their house ville this morning. chaplain bandits after they robbed tho safe Episcopal ___ .............I ___ of __ the_ base,. the ita. Butler’s heaves to Ling and/Roun- eminent, huwever, have sought to M. E. Dooley, K. J. Schultx, R. A. guest. Members making tho trip were tree wero. completed tinj i alter p4r efused to discuss his possi- of a hotel near Voro Beach and Rov. A. R. Parker, were simple but Traveling with them to Omaha announced as follows; ............. paro down m he Newman, C. W. Culpepper, Noah m total m ' o f $111, v y i+ r kidnapped JPthe night clerk, later Impressive. After reading the les­ art martial, asserting "it MdrfapptMl . time. Grier's Smear onfl >oL is a smnil group of friends, includ­ thtrt . . dhown, ao*;. au£ then there-'ha«» Donovan, B. II. Smith, M. II. SpenMrs. Owqn II. Page, Owen Page, "" son frortt St. John 14, Chaplain putting him out o f the car, -0 make any difference about these pluyu-in fho third quurtrtv ^,cc tieoh' frequent exchanges on the cef: R. G. Henderson, G. F. Smith, ing Secretary Sanders, Major Gen­ lie .thing Jhat counts la that miles from the scene, of the rob­ Parker delivered a brief address of K. C. Philips/C. Suntlresoii, A: D. eral I^jeune,'commandent of the Jr., Mrs, \yni. Hugley, Miss Kath­ was the only instnneo of nnything subject between o ff i c i a l s o f the erine Bagiey, Wm. B. ITulett, Eurl liko a defense snown by Sanford, > goiha fight for a proper bery, were identified at police comfort to tho relatives nnd friends Marine Corps, and Mrs. James A. two nations since 1922. Tho CzeHulctt, Jr., Betty Hulctt, II. C. Er­ headquarters as photographs of of the dead men. His nddress was Zachury, W. D. Rowe, Cnri Daul, ll defense system." Drain, wife of the nutionnl com- win, Karl Vurdin, I. R. Lane, P, L. it is said. rho Slovakian government sent a Geo. E. Irvine, G. W. Waters. followed by tho h^mn “ Abido Witli if "any organization’* was young Cheatham and Evans. Locals Gain At Will delegation here in 1923 to attempt The calendar for its term shows munder of the American Legion. Barrett, Miss May Bnrr, Miss Ida Snapshot I m Found. Me" and the singing o f Gounod’u ? him, he emphatically deConch Welche’Is proteges, on tho nn adjustment, but the conversa­ The trip «Ul take the president Groves, Mr. and Mrs. C. Howell, Tho department of justice is Avo Maria by a soloist. Ex­ a comparatively light schedule of lero was "none," adding it other band wore uble to gain at tions were futile. farther west than he has been since coses to be acted upon at this time. Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Groves, Mr. nnd t a disaster if the aircraft handling the investigation of the pressing inability to convey ade­ will using straight footbnll tac­ entering tho white house, und Seventeen damage suits fill the Positive Stand ...h . . .» T , I I a irs . LAW u . uuiiuh , mias muv Mrs. Lee D. Jones, Miss Mae HurFlorida robberies. The snapshot quately his sympathy for the be­ ,ever fell into politics." He through sections of West Virginia, neU Lce Joneg j r Herbert Vun- tics. Enzminger, tho Plant City In the Inst few months a more (ould have no mesiugc to that led to the identification was reaved families of the dead, Chap­ docket of the civil court,, while 15 Southern Ohio, Indiana, lllinoin, T-m— “ voorhis, Mr. und Mrs. J. O. Clark, I’hanton. repeatedly went through positive stand has been taken by lean Legion convention in found behind tho seat of the auto­ lain Parker read the letter of cuses o f criminal prosecution will „ ------Missouri and Iowa that he hns not Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Avery, C. J. off tackle nnd nround the ends for Mr. Mellon nnd his associates ami bu heard, it has been announced. mobile in which the hotel clerk Abraham Lincoln to Mrs. Bixby of but that ho mi?ht comOf the civil proceedings, none viitited ns president. He expects to Quinn, Harold Heustis, Mr. and eight und ten yard guins. Alter­ a noto was sent late in August i with some of his friends wus given un exciting ride after Boston, expressing his consolation nating with Thompson, he pushed standing by helpless while the o f­ on the loss of her sonti during the are said to he of any grent im­ limit himself to one speech, that Mrs. R. J. Wnrrick, Mr. nnd Mrs. tho pigskin dangerously near the advising tho Czecho Slovakian there beforo the convention, but he will government substantially that the portance. All are dumngc suits of V. E. Cook, 6Ir. ami Mrs. C. K. fice safe was looted. The car Civil war. Must Know Value minor character, involving not be honor ruchI at a luncheon in Braswell, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. J. Duly, Lecsuujg goal on several occas­ United States does not care <!o A spcclnl hymn for the safety proved to bs stolen property. The t to drive our plan for "W e continue thu argument at long more than $500 in any specific In­ Omaha Tuesday, nnd may speak Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Allen, Aubrey ions. wint of nationnl defense snapshot was believed to have slip-' of thosu who followed the sea waa stance. J. B. Colt is named as the briefly then. Sanford's lone touchdown enmo range. It informed tho debtor Snwyur, Nelson Sawyer, Mr. nnd ped from the pocket o f ono of the »ung nnd the services were con9 » asserted. "The war and Before lenving Omaha for Wash­ Mrs. F. C. Sawyer, Mrs. L. H. Scro- a moment after tho second quar­ that tho only course deemed prop­ eluded with n benediction. The complainant in seven of the 17 rtmenta are deadlocked holdup men. suits, being implicated, it is said ington late Tuesday, the president ble, Miss Stelln Scroble, Mr. und ter started when, nfter being stop­ er were wus for Czecho Slovakia Cheatham and Evans huve con­ platform upon which the service n matters. It is necesin tho outgrowth o f a recent light will review the American Lsglon Mrs. Win. Keneuly, Mr. nnd Mrs. ped for no gain on u lino plunge, to send a commission with which choir sat was banked with roses fessed, according to the Virginia the pcoplo know the plant installation venture here. parade, probably riding at tho head Harry Newman, Mr. und Mrs. W. Enzminger took tho ball from tho Americans could adjudicate* possibility of aircraft.” Beach authorities to two attempt­ und flowerti and was draped with Criminal cases on the county of tho procession until the review­ A. Hutson, Mrs. Elma Smith, Miss Burlier, on tho over puzzling criss tho differences if adjudication sldent’n board, which nd- ed robberies ut thu Chnlfontc Ho­ tho American, the Red Cross and books at this time are shown to bo ing ntand is reached. Lois Hutson, Miss Mndylene Fox, cross, und went around the left were found necessary. The com­ tel, to looting tho safe of the tho Church flags. In front was a iday after hearing Commission urrived yesterday. of nn ordinary character, on Laws under which a war might Mr. und Mrs. R. F. Morse, Mr. and flank 10 yards for thu r.corc. He John Rodgers, leader of Princess Anncn Hotel and to hold­ huge wreath bearing u ribbon read­ The Czecho Slovakians are un­ missed tho goul. charges of little outstanding in­ be fought “with no profiteers ami Mrs. B. C. Wiutt, Miss Louisa mpted Hawaiian flight, ing up u porter in the Princes.! ing "S-51.” derstood t» have informed tho terest. Included in the list of the Leesburg tallied Into in the Inst Johnson, Miss Olga Limerick, slackers” was urged by James A. The U. S. Camden, the mine ntinue-tho questioning of Anne Country Club and robbing tho Drain, national commnnder of the George Woodward, J. P. Derhnni, period, when Butler, on a fukc treasury during the preliminary officers today. Their tes- the safe o f $1,000. They were cap­ Bweepcr Falcon und the diving ves­ defendants together with Frank kick formation, passed to Ling, curre-tpundenoe that they recogniz­ is expected to continue tured Sept. 20 by Princess Anne sel Chittenden returned to the S-51 charge numed in the criminal doc­ legion in an address before the Jr., George Woodward, who ran 20 yards for the touch­ ed and were prepared to fund an ket are: convention today. The surest way Sc holler. days, after which the board County Officer C. H. Fentress in curly today to resume operations obligation of $80,234,808. That down. Tho goal was niisspd. Other cases arc: Elmer K. Grow, to preserve pence in America, lie adjourn to witness ihe a summer cottage ut Ocean Park to recover the 28 bodies still un­ information was not what the obtaining money under false pre­ Straight football in th<t first said, is adequate preparedness. while posses were scouring the accounted for. air races at Mitchell Field, tense; John Robinson, selling in­ quarter resulted in a sec-saw but­ Americans desired and the Prague and, the latter part of thu woods and marshes near Virginia government was so informed. U. F. Ross, postoxicating liquor; K , . . tle in Leesburg territory. San­ Biuch in search for them for at­ Another move followed shortly session of intoxicating liquor; Lnu-I I n j U I T C S A f C 1 B t f l l 1 0 ford backs went through tho line tempting to rob the Chalfonte Ho­ thereafter, in which tho Czecho ra Kelly, removing retained title for consistent gains, but wero held tel the night before. Slovakiartn wero reported to huvo Mitchell Attitude Discussed "still;Kr"W.v H. remHurt, ", ""r possession raUinc'' ,,lto of High School Gridder repeatedly when danger threaten­ offered to make a cash puyment Other Crimes Charged. /O M A H A . Neb., Oct. 5.— (Jf)— still; Alvin Tanner, possession of ed tho Leesburg goal. The period Several other holdups and auto­ of $2,500,000 on condition that the They attitude of the American Leg* still; Joseph Torbott, reckless drivLINCOLN, Neb., Oct. 5.—(/P)— ended with the bnll in Sanford’s American commission would agree ion finfcrd Colonel William Mlt- mobile theft churgcB also ure TOLEDO, Or, Oct., 5.—bT)— Iing; Floyd Wushhurg, possession Clyde Moser, 17-year-old Dorches­ possession on tho Leesburg ten to a postponement o f funding dis­ I“ nJr®Uic of the navy, wns fore­ pending against the boys who were of intoxicating liquor. ter High School footbnll player died Exhausted nnd mado ill by a peril­ yard Ijno once arrested in Florida, but cussions That proposal waa re­ in the gossip of members of WASHINGTON, Oit. 5.— (/P)— yesterday from Injuries received in ous, all night battle, with a terri­ Aerial Attark I'uzzling jected, however, debt commission ;ion arriving here for the broke jail the night of their ar­ Destruction of the Shenandoah fic rain, thunder and wind storm n game Friday. Ills skull wns frac­ Rescue Work Delayed It was ufter the score, enrly In rpokesmen holding that Czecho annual convention today, rest. nnd violent seas that swept Lake will point the way immediately to NEW LONDON, Conn., Oct. 5.— tured. thu second quarter, that the aerial Slovakia wus in u healthy c o n d i ­ Department o f justice agents of the Colonel, chagrined Erie early Sunday two Detroit ,tx_ was „„„ 1 JW, ,lltllw >. working on the case made no state­ several important changes In dir­ (/P)— Rear Admiral H. E. Christy, he not invited to M ataviators were sighted and rescued attack wns used to such deadly e f­ tion, economically, and that re­ igible construction, in the opinion ALLIED PARLEY OPENS n distinguished guest, were |” ent ,ls to what brought them into of Ralph II. Upson, former inter­ in charge of efforts to recover Iwut 7:30 a. m. two miles northwest fect. Long runs by lin g ipid turns from loans she hud mndo Rountree placed tho bull well with­ were sufficiently large to meet J by the announcement • m case “,ut >t Was believed to be national balloon champion and now dies of 28 men, who went down LOCARNO, Switzerland, Oct. 6. of middle Sister Island by the lake in scoring distance but superior- whatever reasonable amortization with the submarine S-51 reported _»_i_ Junius i-.-i..- t> ................. i .i 1,1 connection with the federal au­ 4ptain Peyser would chief engineer o f the Aircraft De­ today to the submarine bam that —OP)—The Conference of Allied freighter A M. Byers. Epersonul message to the tomobile theft law, the boys hav­ velopment Corporation. They were engaged in n frantic ity of weight in the line cuunted payment might be agreed upon weather conditions and sea were and German statesmen called to struggle to keep ufloat the small, when the threat approached the ‘ here. {from Col. Mitchell when he ing been arrested in Florida in u He and othern of the corporation too rough to permit diving opera­ consider conclusions of security goal posts. •] Cnri *,y aru nl*eKcd to have stol­ ;today. olr-filied fabric cruft for which told government officials they were pact, opened here today. tions this morning. en in Norfolk and driven there. they had abandoned thoir balloon, Sce-sawing the length o f the j l / l y g IJ oY S P e f i s l l III officials explained only prepared to build a dirigible of a ih.. “ Skv Lnrk” four hours earlier H*-’ 1'1 during the third period, both | 1 411 generals and admiruis are new type. Mr. Upson outlined three when"they decided there wns more I Uam* tlircutcucd nt C a t h o l i c M iS S io il F i r e a:< distinguished guests, Local 1 ’andom lessons which ho Baid should be chance of wentheing tho peril of I both were held at crucial momenta ______ ell's friends believe the omislearned from the story o f the Shen­ sea than those of the air. |by their opponents I |; was designed to keep him W itness W orld Series andoah. The next dirigible, he said, LEWISTON, Idaho, Oct. 5.—<aT) The men are: W. C. Nuylor, 25 Held for downs, in the closing expounding his criticism on should bo covered with thin, light — Firo visited tragedy on the lit­ pilot of the balloon ond his aide, after being penalized, Sun­ convention floor. A party of local baseball enthus­ metal instead o f fabric, should K. W. Warren, 23 both of Detroit, ford surrendered the ball on its tle Catholic Mission settlement in iasts, composed of C. L. Britt, Ar­ (have a much greater diameter com­ Local players returning lust where they are connected with an 1°'J,n 40 yard marker. Leesburg Nez Perce, Indian reservation 25 Sanford golfers wero defeated Yowell, Dr. J. N. Tolar and pared to its length, and should have evening, stated that the Eustis an aircraft development company! advanced steadily on u series of niileu east of here at midnight Sat­ illins Grid Mentor thur Roy Hardin, left Sanford last eve­ its control car fastened more se­ yesterday by Eustis, In the second course is in excellent condition, nnd iu the General Motors building. P «»«s. Butler a work hero was urday and took the lives of six or­ ning for Pittsburgh, where they curely to the frame. match scheduled under tho newly one o f the best in the state. They They were brought to Toledo on unerring, his shots to the end be- phans. rill Accept O ffers To expect to attend the World’s Series "Then Sheimndoah’u loss of life organized Central Florida Golf l»‘g completed in every instance. | Situated five miles from a railreport much interest and enthusi­ the freighter. which opens in that city Wednes­ was not larje relative to the totul Officiate A t Contests day. League, it waa announced this asm among golfers there regard­ Their balloon which they con­ \ penalty nnd Ling went over on |toad in a sparsely settled section, number on board, aiul the fatali­ the boy’s dormitory at the mission. structed themselves, wus entered the fnke formation. morning. Point score for the day ing thu new loop. I he local farm are said to be the ties would huvo been almost elim­ Tho work of Capt. Bussell on where 31 youngsters lay ROLLINS COLLEGE. Winter According to tho schedule an­ in the distance race for $2,500 was Eustis 19, Sanford 9. defense was impressive, it is stat- was wiped out. Nuns heroicull Jerk, Fla Oct. M j E H l Q response lucky holders of admittance tick­ inated had the control car been nounced tome time ago DeLand prize money nnd a trophy supplied At the same time Daytona golfroquestii for officiating at Flor­ ets to all the games in the Smoky snort* rigidly attached to thu hull* oi’s entertained the DeLand squad will come to this city next Sunday by the Detroit News in connection ed, while the stellar worth o f En- worked to awaken the boys, . . . . in high school football games this City and will follow the teams to said Upson. ' in the other scheduled game for for the third engagement, while with tho aircraft manufacturers* zmingtr. Barber (and Thompson dragging them from their "The fac* that tho air ship broko the loop Sunday, but up to a late Eustis cracks will invade the dunes exposition conducted by the Detroit was reflected in their battering sisters were believed to have < fall, Howard Talman, ail-Anwr- Washington tho latter part o f the ’ ungvs nnd by their speed around Icortcd nil of the boys fron can Rutgers, who is tho new coach week, wheve they will be joineJ in two is an cqutlly direct result hour this afternoon it was impos­ at Daytona. Aviution Society. c flanks. j building when five of the if thv' Rollins Tars here, announc­ by J. A. Davidson, of thU city, who of its excessive slenderness. It used sible to determine the outcome of After making progreos over Complete echedule of matches The Lineup. ’ dashed back into th© firce to ed today that he wonid accept n nua spent tho summer In various to bo thought that u long pencil the match. Lake Erie for eight hours they including Nov. 15th, is reprinted shape was necessary for npced, but Leesburg Sanford icuc s companion. Limited number o f such invitations sections o f the north. were overtaken by n storm and Individual match scores made here: . recent studies and experiments .R Bussell <C> | Tho bodies of the six were fo> irovided he coulc fit in hid duties October 11: DeLand nt Sanford; fearing u bolt <>f lightning would Ling yesterday are given aa follows: -T * Grier closely huddled together in Kfilh the regular practice routine h a i l c o m m i s s i o n c a s k s o o n show concluuvely air resistance Spencer, Sanford, won one point EustU at Daytona. strike their balloon, they opened Entz can be reduced with more compact TALLAHASSEE. Fla., Oct. 4.— Austin LG Yancy Iruins. o f the college squad. As soon as October 18: Sanford at DeLand; the gas valvo. When they rcachfrom I). M. Buie, Eustis; Harry C Pop© 1 ---------— (the Tars are gotten into further (A*)—The case of the Railroad Com­ shapes. The most improved hull i Eustls at Daytona. ed the lake they got out their col- Morrow ftO Whitfield CZECHS TRANSLATE October 25; DeLand at Daytona; [ lapjible fabric boat, blew it full of Milam (improved ’.('tape he will ho free to mission against the Jacksonville S S I * . 5 * S b S S th c-s h .„- j { ! * ' . r • S * ' w : , V ' W 'V T o r " : HP Cunningham I air and balloon. Moon Ido some o f this work and looks terminal company and Jacksonville r f t * . '* r , / " , 1! ; g i v ' - . - - i. 1 « ... frem FuUor.’.Stanford at E u th . RE Booth ; PRAGUE. Oct. 5—(*P)—The c l h - corn- SnnfordpGInnken, Fustis lost three November 1: Daytona at De- One o f tho men tailed out water |Ruuntrie (forward to.being of service to the Baggage company, as joint defond- ameter. Exp r t ents, has been | > y the State Q King ! plot© work;! of Goethe »n» b< is po-uiblc to make an airship comT ^ PUmei, of Sanford; Land; EustU at Sanford. with his hat while the other blew I Butler (L ) j preparatory schools of tho State, LII Thompson translated by a ^taff of Li .Supreme Court for October 28 for air into the boat to support them. | ( won one from I November 8: Daytonu at SanEustis, Barber . translator* under the direction^ < oral argument, according to Fred ^ m p r o w m c n U in stability alone IJohnson, Both were. >vom out ' when they Brown Ralph Keene,.Eus- ford; Eustis at DeLand. BANK CALL ISSUED would grently reduuo tbe require- Jones, Sanford; . Enzminger I prof. Oitokar FLsrher. Tf ‘ Davi.i, conimisfion attorney. managed to attract the attention I R*<«y tis won one from Mellon, Sanford; j November 15! Sanford at De-—■— it tho publication of ajL The caso resulted from a com­ munts for snfetyrvalvo capacity, of th© lookout dp the freighter. WASHINGTON. Oct. L.— IJT)— plaint by the Railroad Commission although there is no good reason ileath, Eustis won.one from Iguw,[Land; Daytona at Eustis. More than 91,(100 rlouda fruit (tion of Goethe, which Ujf Sanford uni Frank w<«xl and I N ote:—Schedule will £<J ’ pubThe Comptroller o f Currency today ot tho nnfuirness of the terminal,__ 1for not .having 3pcd qut of , first of his complete .. . . . plenty . , of safety Haii, of Eu*t)a each won three |RjJicd again following completion Fort Piero New subdivision and vegetables issued a call for condition o f Nat­ and baggage companies in bond- valves. Another linoortnn reqplra ing season, (lUhtpl in a language Country Club Estates. to bq open ■Florida d u i>n ional bunks at the close o f bu:i- ling baggage cbccku of railroad jment is to allow ,plenty ^ of _pre«a *t»r« points from their opponents, B car-jof gumes played through Nuvem eu, |ber U, den and Drr. Epps, of thi* zHy. Sepl. 28. I rmure from valve oncratloj!.' patrons. operation/ ■. . > )• ■ I* * 11 Foreign Mission To Make 1st Mov inference TRAFFIC MEN IN LEESBURG HOLDS CITY YESTERDAY LOCAL TEAM TO ON ANNUAL TOUR fi-fi ON SATURDAY HOTEL ROBBERIES IN FLORIDA LAID TO NORFOLK BOYS FOR FALL TE R M S Two Aviators Are Saved After Hard Fight With Storm Shenandoah Wreck To Bring Changes In Airship Building Will Local Golfers Defeated In League Play Over Eustis Course Yesterday K m ■ ■ .i-'fy. ■ '• i ' ... . X v /fi i �Is fc m V: IH a n f o r«!»* . •• M i •y* •• * a- ^ — i p "><" ^ IW,KIIU , ■ ■' ™ ft- _ ........■ ~ ................ ; ------~ • ________ j:.- ' a.j-.'ti " ’ . ’ •• ' j>3U$'-STj'. v\ , / • •> - • 1 t '/ ' «*-i" . tab jf-j-L i-i ' ♦ ■ • • • • : -Jl '. •f ——— ■ ——m -mm—mmm* A CflOiCC. ..... ...«».P«.M ......... ... ... .................... $1250 ilH l L*t— Fort Mellon...... ............ —.........#......... .............. ____ —.... $1800 A .V * F a r p f £ acres tiled. Payed road..... — ....................................$7250 Several modern homes at attractive prices. Excellent Terms on any of these. • * Ipl M f LA if i ■ A T L A ST ! In announcing constriction operations Jfor our modern 4-apartment buiU. ing, situated on Fourteenth Street overlooking San Liyitn. Work proceed as rapidly as possible with a view o f having the structure read! 18x5 fn r nrninflnrv h v Joniuirv. •-"J t Estate Bargains. Something S a n -7 * . ford has been waiting fo r. W ILL APPRECIATE YOUR LISTINGS * l R .W . LAWTON (] \e--, ' I f •.v- • Rooms 203-206 Meisch Building. I '* ds v * • •/ , * . . ••• Real Estate and Investments. • No I• for that buy. You’ll find it right W atch this n REAL ESTATE BROKERS • * page for “ Special Listings.” j f e l w a t ;- ^ The Davey-Winston Organization Inc. » here sooner or later. • 12 acre celery farm on Celery Avenue adjacent lake, front development. A good buy. Terms. Business Block corner Third And Park, 100x117.. This is valuable property. Terms. Lot, corner Oak and 14th. $2,500. Terms. Warehouse Site. 100x117 at Second and Cedar. One of the good bargains in the city. Terms. :. A page devoted entirely to Real need to look all through the p a§er B g lv A ,. .*£.*■#*', BETTER Bl w I rd Masonic Building------ Phone 707 5 1 •*♦ •• «»1r • A - m ,• LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US V Five room house which is completely furnished, opposite Rose Court. On sale fo r a short time only. This house is complete in every respect *\nd jp .an eigh borh ood that cannot be surpassed. s W ith offices in New York City and various other cities over the country, we are in a position to sell your prop­ erty to northern firms desirious o f investing in property ? in this locality. , ‘ 1re$ MAGNOLIA HEIGHTS A email cash payment will put one in possession and the balance can be /tnpnged.like ren t Phone 732 • INSURANCE R E A L ESTATE .. .. FULTON, INC. ed subdivision. Highly restricted. R E A L ESTATE Located just east of Rose Court SANFORD, FLORIDA m iu . . j. j S L x '& .ir i.v v . Sanford’s newest and most refin­ COLCLOUGH REALTY COMPANY 31 i F ir s t National Bank .Bldg. 01 I f you have acreage, subdivision tracts, business lots, etc. kindly communicate with us. Price on application. Brokers ' Developers on Hughey Avenue in the direct Promoters Seminole Hotel path of progress. .. Lots in this new subdivision will be on sale in early October. Pick your lot early. DUBOSE & HOLLER THE SEMINOLE REALTY COMPANY M 'A m f e t t •• L. ALLEN, n t H fManager iH H n i *M M v i ' I REALTORS i • . . W J i , - Our M otto: S a tis fa c tio n ^ Owner and Buyer _ W. V . WHEELER r « ' , Office 110 Merri wether Building ^ J Y ti r SUBDIVISIONS / P. O. B ox 331 Established 1020 "1 ’ LOANS— -INSURANCE CITY PROPERTY------ FARMS . v % TRACTS ” ACREAGE 1® , XII ■ Phone 490-W f 1. A 3-acre bargain on Country Club Road. ' ’ 5 room cottage, close In, on Park Avenue. Terms. .* MS ,h SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A 411 1st Nat’l. Bank Bldg. Sanford, Fla. $6,500.00. , A w ' V IL'^ I 'III _ GOOD BUYS E9 WL > BAYARD REALTY COMPANY > ,. j ® i | Only $2,200. Good term s f Chuluota— 20 Acres, 8 cultivated, 50 Orange Trees, 5 room house Art PHIL SMITH, Mgr Only $3,500 Cash i . j »« FOR RENT Oviedo— One Story Brick Store 17x50. .c. > V^ . U • v,\\ i ’£ Money invested Only $4,500 — 1-3 Cash Real Estate— Investments t'L 1 Longwood— 5 acre grove, House and Lot Only $100 per acre, 1-3 cash Chuluota— 80 acres, south side lake, north brick rond, considerable timber wisely nets I returns. We know Sanford and Florida Pro; We are here to render service to you. Only $250 — 1-2 Cash Oviodo— Lot (2) 50x200, nil cleared, fine building lots BAYARD REALTY COMPANY V «|’5 l BRYANT & HATHAW AY r ' Number fi Ball Block, Opposite Post Office, Sanford, Florida. \ 20 Years Experience With Florida Land AR C A D E ROOMS 110 South Park Ave. :*<• » > ' * "■ phM< ■ They are going fast. If you arc planning for a location in / JJ_l f CRYSTAL LAKE SHORES i.l y FRONTAGE LAKE MARY SUBDIVISION this building better see us at v v V \ This “ Wonderful Subdivision" located j ust 4 miles from Sanford, only 18 miles from Orlando, on the Shores o f "Bcauti ful Crystal Lake" in the heart of the most fertile farm ing region in all Florida will appeal naturally to those seeking a per­ manent home. I* GETS RESULTS The company behind the development is important. they will do. Can they do what they 1 INVESTIGATE US For any information concerning this subdivision call at— Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. LAKE IVfAItY DEVELOPMENT CO. L . SIMMONS, Sales Mgr. MONEY PROPERLY INVESTED once. , We are developers and owners of Hqlly Hill Heights, Daytona, Fla., and FI'S Estates at Pierson, Fla. An Investment in either o f these properties assures| a safe earning power. �l fFfb'R'-r >'■ ■'• * • ___ ------ ;----- w\ .u ?*A > :i ir ; MV r- •* F71 <WvC. V'*1 _ _ \ kH S*&L'- /-■v1 3 p u m '1 K p ^ Jr*'** ' T " ' ' ^ <y ' • SETTER BUYS c v fg l- * r _a *7! ' ■ it; ► r& fi J M ?!,on ~ 1 Lot— Buena* Vista Estates , . . „ , ?|0F , I■” ■, - .,. I 1 ■ i f LAST! ................. J ___ 1................ $1576 T 650 1 20 Acroa farm land (5 miles from town) per acre................:.............. 80 A cres Hammock land (near Oviedo) per acre .................... ..... * 12 acre celery farm on' Celery Avenue adjadent lake, front development. A good buy. Terms. ', ; Business Block corner Third and Park, 100x117. This is . valuable property. Terms. Lot, corner Oak and 14th. $2^00. Terms. Warehouse Site, 100x117 at Stoond and Cedar. One of the good bargains in the city. Terms. A page devoted entirely to Real 5 .................... ...........- .......................................................... -•-......... • 1200 Estate Bargains. Something San­ 175 150 ford has been waiting for. No need to look all through the paper R .W . LAWTON utnliJ Rooms 203-206 Meisch Building. for that buy. Y ou’ll find it right Real Estate and Investments. here sooner or later* The Davey-Winston Organization Inc. W atch this REAL ESTATE BROKERS page for “ Special Listings.” * * • Masonic Building------ Phone 707 FOR IMMEDIATE SALE .V , , *va. . .vJV •. , ft*.)- a’, .. * ’ • Three Adjoining Lots in Rose Court at the old price for this week only. MAGNOLIA HEIGHTS For an investment these cannot be equalled. Priced for the three $5550.00. Two Lots in Franklin Terrace. JS1250 each. and the balance like rent. A small cash payment down ./ We have several homes listed with us in the exclusive residential sec­ tions of Sanford. Ask us about them. Sanford’s newest and m ost refin­ COLCLOUGH REALTY COMPANY 311 First National Bank Bldg. REAL ESTATE on Hughey Avenue in the direct INSURANCE path of progress. ’• • ’ — *Y * *■ •' L . «.* ,• -.# *< '•h , A/ ■:■ » t . Lots in this new subdivision will . ' "• -. , > • •. be on 3ale in early October. Pick '• •* . 1 L. ALLEN, f»* * *%t * THE SEMINOLE REALTY COMPANY / . y . l » ’> Manager L>| } ?-.»,> .f <r ' * . ■: l": ' • •: .'...rr : : , 13“ '* •• .. •/ •*..*• ■ 'll ••v : ,*• . W. V. WHEELER * Office 116 Merri wether Building V « . ». *, , P .O .B o x 331 a » '. . contracts with prtvatfi-.n^intion companies to car­ ry1 the airmails just as the rail *% rrrr m Rnuth. six months, and cvcntua.ly mofe than UuL ' _ 'tir * ’* a ‘ jv -'r*.\\*.. •'* V it lt * Wdrthea»(; quarter' of the Northwest quarter of Hectlon ID. Township 11 8outh, Range ' ‘ITitWrali) *fine.fourth of le t t (Lot 0 liclnu the Mast quarter of •'ffiTnW W t ’' A :vator Accident Unknown; Senator stcher Is Reported Better €aui*a...... . .rft * * + *l , . * We are now formihg a syndicate to purchase a large RanKo 10 Mast: T h e . aviullu'.e't quarter o f the . HiWt«vrV«t u usrfer j f Hr-stum 3«. Township 31 Mouth, R a n g e 30 Range 30 Knst; ’ . . . Thr Most o n e-fou rth o f the W est * li.-i the, Northw oct quarter th e -Southwest TO# - - - - --- q u a rte..r nnd ' ‘ H quarter o f the North* ‘ *r nt the South west Section 11, T ow n sh ip _ . ______ Itanae 30 East.. It l« hereby ordered- that you nml e a ch o f you iio appear on tho 2nd Senator Fletcher fetter JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Qch 5.— ilnv o f November, A. D. 19S3 to tho Mr. Bdrtlott was shaken and Vfr-M urn'bunt filed rhereln. (yp)—The’ cause of the accident bruised, but was ablo td T>ro<:c<m It in further nrdtred that thin Or­ at the Hotel 'Mason Saturday, In to • 'shington last night. Senator d e r o f Publlcntlon bo pUbUstted In T h . Ho n f.int Hernld. it newnpaper tull, was os follows: Jgrows, tho tendency] or attention to the the city limits, the ‘ omes, apsrtmeht tho bringing of 7 tho city, and the population. Too U dera'ofthe city r consideration to tions, and the motho cily. If the spiritual are ncuiMing of a city, wjii overtake the In the growth moral and the pments demand n.-* My work is e moral and the Ih-opcrty fronting on Lako Monroe is bringing very high pricca nnd is going much higher. Wc predict that Mayfair property will sell for $86,000 an acre within those certain tracts of land situate In the County of Pemlnnle and plain flf^nwala. (korga C, Clark. Jobn of Florida described: ns: * ' Tho Houthw.-st quarter «*f tho . Ifortlusst. quarter anil the Mast Her A Co.f Charles E. Smith and tract of lako frontage within g half mile of Mayfair at less than $1,000 an acre, and are offering an opportun­ ity for a limited number o f investors to participate in this purchase on a very attractive basis. Only $1i2SQv cash required this year fo r a $5,000 interest that should ‘ llun name Is. u n k n o w n ; E m m a ‘ A- "'jury __ .ortehr: £2S&’\ denrled; Margaret Ilaniney: Itoa-I W. Itai w ell (1. Brtiokn and wife, Elisabeth Raymond r. lirook s; and ItobcMHeld. Whone S W o m l wife, Christian name la unknown: aPt|| noeh and every o f the above named d e fe n d a n ts If llv ln a ; and If either. sell for at least twice, this amount within « few months. $ tfc.-a.lSi5!r ,SJ3S; f e i f e f H s ? -aI ' e s r s a s This proposition is sound and will bear your moat careful Investigation. Full particulars upon application. 7Ji w /f?r 1 w h ose Chrlntlan la UUK unkn o-w n>._ ; —nr.— Enoch. -DfJI niUHC W 1»-> .. j i n d i| vlfe. Martha V. nellj K^w n O^Carrler and wife.---- ------- L*rmr. Ti10*r I Christian name la unknown^ MCDowell and wife.------------Mi “ ll. whose Christian name I known: Hlmon Klrschhaom. — . — Sanford, Florida. V. O. Box 1135. I S E, F. L A N E m DUBOSE & HOLLER -tali, V, , . Our Motto: Satisfaction to Owner and Buyer r ie icommcrconscerctary’s i|lca "as: I your lot early. , getting Hoover v - 'S S t A i i u im a a M k a a i n i* i- .i r. ■> CIS:... New State Bishop-Coadjutor Vested During Ceremony A t Chattanooga / Ji >•mm i « : ;r of ? 111 1 osily. In fact, it probably would, smuch os Secretary Hoover would. He makes Very guesses. r, onjj: pf thc.comragyst vdys by which govcrnmdhw iqbsldiie land and sea transportation jcopipanfcs is through!. atlxC: flftahciai allowances to them for carry­ ing the malls. . •;tv. t*' i That, in all likelihood, Is ’ what the Hoover system, if adopted, will amount to—-but Hie subeldyi-^in he sugar-coated. • ... l Located just east o f Rose Court SANFORD, FLORIDA $ txliL /Joi^Ormeron Complainant r U>e Srot«* *w JS'qla! o f , W . A. L o v e l i e s t a l . ' Ina nny Inti?rent In tUe t rracti* a c t " of-. U n d en ts -*miiS-herrln»trer*<e*eflfce*^, ' | Cltatlnn ;w . A. Lovell and wife. - —l a iivinir. wi ell, whoso Christian name la un­ & WIjvlna, nml . n „ > r rt F. . ii n o w n : Enoch Bell and wife- Mar­ ny B* de»<l ktha lrna « j g i F. Dell: Edwin O. c a r r ie r and renin under nil tiartlrn w i f e - ------------ Carrier, whose ChrtatUJt« ltenjamln IL jaH name la u n k n o w n : K C. i l c D o w llohert^P. ‘ ~ Strathrr '^trather nntl ench of them i l F a n d Wife,----- -— McDowell, w hoae i!*eniA*l f.r Otherwise, Ml the Christian name Is unknow n; Klmqn Be erly h|ioW, doRcrlbe<i.v Mre. 1 Ktrschbaum. David KlrsehbaUm. Ihfi It.1 l4>hnil. Mr*. William Lut" » Bernard Ktrschbaum. Emil Sellg, Bijf This plan might work satlMiic- unit Mr*. Robert F. Htrnther. nad all K .jK e llg ahd Morris llay. partners persons claiming «nv interest In FULTON, INC. ed subdivision. Highly restricted. Phone 732 :at municipal de­ cent to neglect the h of>» mhrjri*' and' enccs in keeping al expansion, Itev., »tor hi tEe Sanfdrd' in the third of a sf preludes to his • spoke Sunday tfics Inrurhbent' upt, the City Manag* Ity Commission.'' | Dr. jCing stressed {ties attached to,the ices mentions, and toeed for united «?fng the community an, i to ’ live, morally as well as matcri- sound sp bad. So Secretary of Commerce Hoover seems to think, ft This country certainly doesn’t take kindly to subsides. That, ac­ cording to aviation authorities, is ’what’s the matter with American air navigation. It can’t be made to pay commercially unless it’s spb.ldi^jl. „ . Private capital won t go into it i ifalkn at a T - "roads ore paid for terrestrially. 1 * rrv sw iu u y . »a The privately ownwl mail planes he adds, could charge for transpor­ ting (freight and passengert,|tooy ------- oplpipn, private Thus, in Hoovers * ‘ Id be put on a paring aviation would ■Id be left to.lMfW to basis ond could develop naturally rla May, partners dolna business «» . which qii elevator got out of con­ Fletcher was bruised about . the pulilfnned lu Hanford. Hemlnqlh Ab Ktrschbaum A- Company: 3\ll- — p . . . . rti5tn « Toft. T. .(Irlswitlrt. O eorac}* trol, slipped and then dropped sev­ knees nnd drained the muscles of County. Florida, one* a week for C Clark. John M. B ruch ft M o rton ] ffW! Xoiir cotivecutivo week*. IlMaaa m mv li u = = = = = »• W itness y hami o'ti.i the seal o f , D. Ilonuo trmdjiML eral storic:* to tho ground, had not liis lower limbs. Ho Was able to ’ tlf bo out tonight, howover, and •»« said Circuit Court at Hanford, .name " J ™ * * ,{i?i,«rd so n .' -been determined last night, o ffi­ thot tho bruises and soreness woult tho F lo rida . Ut'a 3rd day o f October. > } * * * ? } & $ * & Mrm‘ ;n a m e o f cials o f the hotel company said. bo unpoticcable in a few hours. ___. tl. M * ’ -V. ** DOCOLAHH, Adams and Richardson; William, K. Anden- 1c Others in the party also were Clerk o f Circuit Court. Semlnolo^Apdrnrlrd and Wlfo. William R. Spillman of Wash , name l»_»m*|W " ton Superintendent of fho division recovering. With offices in New Y ork City and various other cities The local men nnd visiting offi of post offico service, who suffer­ ed a fracture of the right leg, was . cipls had attended a dipner over the country, we arc in a position to sell your prop­ tho most seriously Injured of tho given by Mayor Johp T. Also i»i»rt IlAvmona n^in wnu w u r r IB persons riding in the car. Tho of Jnckionvillc. Tho elevator erty to northern firm s desirious o f investing in property Here ore two pugulistjc champs whoae Christian name la ungnn to n'.ip shortly aftor it left IV T H E C i n r U I T (j q t jR T , S K V H J - Held, othera-iufforcd bruises ond strains. i , * n « n : to all pnrllea rlalm lng In wid.lv sep,rated In * d dlviilona. dm i FIVE ROOM B U N G A L O W •• St the roof dining room of the hotel ’ ‘ t i i j u d i c i a l Lyman I’ helpa. dein this locality. | Those in the car were John R. • » ' ** • ‘ . other words, meet Jack Dempsey, It I DA. IN AND FOU T D K COWNVVIlllnm O. Andnnrled. on tho 11th floor nnd dropped with T Y - OF I K M R O l t V , IN H I A N - deceased: or . n l h r k l w , j]| y»n d tP king of tho heavyweights and Bartlett, first assistant postmaster increased speed as it neared the nerol; U. 8. Senator Duncan U. LOCATED CLOSE TO SAN LANTA Fidel La Barba, flyweight crownI f you have acreage, subdivision tracts, business lots, etc. a Cr . V E A D ; M nt ik w : a t s t f s etcher of Florida, Herbert E. bottom of the shaft. Complainant, wearer. Jock’s shown doing a ON DIXIE HIGHWAY 1 Senator Fletcher said that the kindly communicate with us. v". few stunts with Fidel out in Los Ross, Jacksonville postmaster; R. number of persons in the car prob­ morn particularly e JAMES II. r i B R C a nt al. A. Greono of Starke, Fla., con­ lows, to-w lt: Angeles, where both are keeping Defendants. tho _ Quarter. o,f _ je Cltisen. T h e S ou th ea st Easy TgniW* Real Bargain gressman from the socond district; ably averted more serious injuries Southeast Quarter o f Hrcllon F|va itiren of Sanford should in training, ns it saved them front being Mnj. Y. O. Brown, amistnnt post­ T ownship South o f lU n u o 31 re the city charter, Mast, less b e g in n in g at tlto Southmaster of Jacksonville; George E., thrown to the floor. Mr. Spillman, the character of be n man whose private life and Baldwin, Alvin Register, James R. ho said, was the. only one jartqjl iforrftWV: /JWeh, • M ^ a A oyum n ram Corner o f said S w tlo n . T o w n 1,11>and Hnmta. Itun North ren (to) jich the city charter public deportment alike reveal nio- Stockton. Thomas C. Imcson, Wil­ from his feet. ^ ... ....... _ . *11 lluUSM .chains, If llvlna. and „If dead. thence West T w o {3) «hnltu». R E A L ESTATE InndH nn«l nn<l tItance Mouth toI character above reproach. His c l a i m i n g ’ lu trrtst In th o Innas The postal official:) were in Jack­ Ten (10) chains, thence liam PHoward and F. D. Guthiro, R EA L T O R iiNtMl«A ln»*nlv«.riu ' tills suit » " Hast T w o (3 ) ch alna: and a lso n should regard the example should bo safu for every nil prominent locally, ’ and two sonville hearing reports on con­ Tho Northwest Qunrter Of the boy and every young man In the Brokers Developers very.-sacred right, Promoters Kooni4 501-502. Phono 95 women who left the scone befor gested postul conditions in Jack­ Mouthesft Quarter o f K« rtI,Annirf_,vj i Township So. South o f IUnito at r, when you cast city. To plnco u commissioner in ‘.heir names could be learned nml} sonville und other cities ink ,Uto r a n ? Flrol National Bapk B oldin*. . sms Seminole Hotel stato. aro determining the this place of such confidence and tho negro elevator operator. t’ ltnrlrs K. Smith. H oratl* K. K TlVr nWes't"'hnlf o f »ho Northeast responsibility whoso public deport­ SALES FORCE ity government you Qunrtrr o f thd HouttB’ Bit ,?f Hnctlon Five. T o w n shit) 20. South ience. If you and I ment or private lifo cannot bo fol­ imines. Is or nro u n k n o w n to tho DOUGLAS KING M. M. STEWART. __ fo r. a man who is lowed safely by a young ipan, is complainant heroin, having, or nfThat’ pnrt o f Vtovormnent le-t One to plnco a major in charge of it i-InlmliiK to have, any right. Ull*/ 1 \ which lies l-ast o f the W ek lw n h privute life, and selInterest nr estate In nnd to th o lamls River. Ill Scotian 51. Igns, wo, as cjlitcns, body of men whoso qualifications hereinafter dcscrlhnd. o r any imrt Uonth o f Ranae 39 Last, con ta in ­ or, pnrtlqn thereof, to .w t. T.nn ing eavonteoti ucres. more o r lesa. destruction for some for leadership arc dangerously doQuarter o f «hn Northwest, ...... P ,!h,l to any and nnd ... nli oth err persons city’s life. If we caat fcctice. , clnlmlnu , , . . . |Quarter. Section in. T o w n s h ip so. “ Sanford is second to no city in or Ihoso who arc cquipthe Mast | ' ’ l ^ ’ T l ^ ' T ^ I ^ t ln *I>[1 and uities an d b oa rd s o f trustees o f the s-mth. Rnnuc s i i-ust; snntn, -j|- _ i ,,nv rluht. l i n e or Interest lit CHATTANOOGA, Tcnn., Oct. 5. r ■I ■ ly and morally for their Florida In her natural advantages. _ (/P )—With h solemn scrvico, par­ University of the South nnd thp lIAlf. o f th* ' ' , l * ' f i L t o \ h c lands herclnnl.ov* deacrll.od. I Township 30 South. Ilnnire 33 onrt or parcel thareof. c are providing for par- Our growth at present is thrilling. University of Chuttanoogn, civic I'nst; the N or th w es t Q u a rter o f Her-. h ereby ordered that y o u and rogress, and progress Tho possibilities before this city ticipated in by nearly n score of officials^ roprestative lnynten of tlon IX. TpwpahlP - - Vr 7 r—. B Knar: g......... o v e rn m L ots - * w and « .............. ..e n0t K bring pride to the heart con scarcely be appraised. Fellow Bishops, many of the leading cler­ othor communions nnd theological .12 In Section 12. T o w n s h ip 20 South, gy nnd laity of tho Episcopal House at Sanford, Citizvnn, you and the other citi­ sirablu citizen, -iss Church from many parts of tho students from Scwnneo nnd the liana* 32 Most: all fh jotln nn l parM f.th day o f October. ... zens of this city should always — ' then and there m ake answer to the ■ tizens of Sanford have country. Ruv. John Durham Wing DuRnsc Trnining School nt MontIlEALTORS bill of complaint exhibited agnlnnt study with great caro the selec­ a -V, . ,v . , . -KT r-ininr ■ - MJ -U . I and now own tho city eaglc. tion of your city commissioners, D. D „ former rector of St. Paul * {Then canto the American flag and tho club house. Tho Tit ‘?sth fu-rtrrordcrod that this Church here, wns consccrnted a Wednesday N ig h t, Oct. 8th 8 p. m. •1 tho club house should uud keep in these positions of lead­ Bishop-Coadjutor of South Florin­ preceding tho line of white-robed tl... Northeast Q u arter o f SectlmU ,wder be publlslied In Tn\vnfiVll0 20 Houth, Hnniro 3 Herald, a new sp a p er published In bstantlal contributioh to ership men whose ability and char­ priests; tho Master of Ceremonies, Bunt: nil o f the North H alf South Snnforil Seminole County, Florida. S • ’‘ ' Established 1910 ,nd. tho progress of our I acter elicit the admiration of tho da.The high. alUtr of St. Paul’s wusl Dr. A. H. Noll, of Memphis; nnd o f ••Rron." Creek In Her tlon 7, T o w n - *S?e each week fo r eight co n a cca . OSTEEN, FLA. entire citizenry.’’ k i,li, 21 South, R a n g e 33 the club house should novor| ait ndmirablo setting for tho state-1 the Deputy Register, the .venerable. t m . - » . t Quarter o f the Northeast •V ’ lTNRSS mv hand and th e aenl where shame is brought , Qifftt*-/ Section 11. T o w n sh ip -t ,.f the tllrcull Court o f the Seventh ly service. Tito nitar wns nblnzcj James D. Gla3s, o f Orlando. LOANS------ INSURANCE KnuTli Itango 32 Mast; and the Judicial Circuit o f tho Stato o f U o * tizens who own the pro- I’OLISII ’ OLICE STUDY LANAnother cross-bcnrer headed the with lighted candles, nnd the clmn-i Northeast Qunrter o f the Southeast rldn. In and for Seminole Countv. S Everybody invited. A prize will be griven roported that on some LUAGES third section of the procession, con­ Quarter o f Section It, T o w n sh ip 31 „ „ this tho 31st day o f July,\A. D. :cl wttH decorated with annunclatho club whiskey is sisting of thu participating bishops South. R ange 32 M a st . . . . CITY PROPERTY------ FARMS tion lilies and pink gludloli. 3 to lady with the bo^ that brings the best 3 annearing from the sw orn pin I925, a is true, fellow citlV. K. DOCOLASS. \ tho bishop elect with I>r. C. B. o f Itcomplaint WARSAW, Oct. B.— (/P)— Polish As tho long procession, which herein filed that you. (tlerk o f tho Circuit C o m t o f the •c to, .tho yqung • - *people - . policemen urc being taught foreign had formed in tho pariah house, Wilmcr, Scwnneo, und the Rev. nnd each o f you. have or claim, ** Seventh Judicial Circuit o f t lof* 3 price. Come all. B rin g your friends., A s some Interest In and t o the land* f y e rand to the many good |unKUa^ 8. Th()ai! ,)roficient in otltCharles T. Warner, of Washington, Ida. In nnd fo r Seminole County. SUBDIVISIONS .ntored the ch'trch led by a cross ACREAGE TRACTS and premlass Involved In thin »ult. an. 5 good time guaranteed. Funds to be used ben who comlnK to ,ep lon),UC3 ^.girfes their own wear bearer, the vested choir snng tho D. C„ as his attending presbyte­ nnd thut y o u r place* o f residence* (RKAL) ny A M W R K K a ‘ nko their homes the on tongues ftfortl their arm the first letter of processional hymns. Rise Crown­ ries, the presenters. Bishop Mikei, are u n k n o w n : R 1* th ereupon order* rWnTTBS ft, SPBNCBR. ortcctliou of these the nnmc of the other Innguugc for incorporating town o f Osteen. cd.)Lf|d< ypn. and ench o f yon* d o bjfl jrocd.a nnd o f Counsel f*>z ed With Light and The Church's of Atlanta; nnd tho con-consccra- uTnl’ vX(i Urn hereby required to nn- Solicitor* *. the Comulnlnnnt. jndltlon tors, Bishop Reese, of Georgia, and ■ *• *" ^ -9 spoken. p.-ur to the hill Of Com plaint n thin One Foundation. Following the 1. A 3-acre bargain on Country Club Road. -w*.c bly 95 per cent of •“ Quii Bishop (Jailor of Tennessee; und ruu*e on Monday the 2nd dnv o f yc-jr. Ichoir in line of procession came November. A. D. 1925, nt the Court, ci ens, who are inve*ting tho vostry o f St. Paul's parish, lay finally the consccratur, the Rt. Ijnuae lu Sptjfqrd. Seminole Cniintv, icy. in this property »eri- Limestone Quarries Itcv. Cameron Mnnn, D. D., Bishop Flnruhtj lnatil t o u lt . belljg. a nu t t representatives of the Diocese o f‘ their property bc5 room cottage, clotte in, on Park Avenue. $6,500.00. Terms. <iu let title In complainant. J». U( I I I U I llllllllll G. T A Y L O R D Y E R South Florida, members o f the fuc- of South Florida. Read to the above ile*erlhed land*, U3C.1 as a rendezvous for whi.<- Increase In Values ■ and you nr«* then and *h*ro P ain tin g— D e co ra tin g vLet the citizens ex­ t o mnU<> a n sw e r to said hill «>f com* 120 Per Cent In Year rights of citizenship, PHONE 303 mis ;ra » - VtHnWrTItftt'WTolnat.pou -lieraia, o th ­ erw ise a decree pro co n fe s s * win Markets he country club n dishe entered against you. and. cneh Cl«*ik Circuit Court. Seminole Conn to the life of tho city, TALLAHASSEE, Fin.. Oct. 5, ty. Kljrtd^u . nt «**sWoMow»d_ijyj ft f nlil-i'lMIKD' 3 the idea thnt any group UP)—An incrcnso of 120 per cent IT IS F U l lT H w R OUDKIIKD, CHICAGO, Oct. 5.—(/P)— Wheat, Thnt this citation h« puhllnhed onco should expect the city in value is .nown in Florida’s lime­ December, 1.36 to 1.35*14; May, (BKAM A M WEB KB, D. C. each week In The Hanford Herald. A t place for their whi-t- stone production for tho year 1924 1.36'A to 1.35%; Corn, December, Oct. 3-12-19-26. newspaper published In HemlnoU Ilcaldcnt o f F lo r id a alnco U f i . over thnt of 1923, according tp 77Ti to 78; Oats, December 39% IN CHI CL IT O O L 11T_ SKVKNTM County. F lo rida fo r fo u r (4) conR e fe r e n c e s : ity M a n a g e r. jiormnn Gunter, state geologist. to 39%. Flrat Natlonul Rank. ■11)1(1 VI. CIRCUIT l> AND FOIl " ’’w i T S B S S ' i n y hand ns Clerk o f 1 TIIM COUNTS OF SMMINOLK, ntnnagcr is charged T IIE In 192-1, the limestone production J. H. HUTCHINSON STATE OF FLORIDA. I.N CIIAN- said .C o u r t ^ V t o ^ r A. K * ® responsibilities, and valuation was $2, 717 ( -188, accord­ Haines City— Plans proposed for rF.llV SITTINO. IlHAI. B S T A T B DOUOLA88. , , m rrn the full support of ev- ing to the geologist’s records, com­ constructing new npurtment house, OVEUSTliKMT T F T O PEN IN G INVEST t C ourt o f Semlnolo 133 W e lt Flrat H u n t p X n V. a Corporation. ‘ According to your pared with 11,23(1,228 in 1923. Inrldn. ^ C o u n ty . Flni I'hotto 67$ on Lake Eva. PHIL SMITH, Mgr the following are hr. i S; - OF V 1 Tho limestone output includes Be n ja m in h. fo un d , if living. (SEAL). A M WKMKS. I). C. Member uf HANKOnD, k LA. t responsibilities placed stone for road material, railroad Lccaburg—Pluns forming for ' w il l ia m LUTK. If llVlitR. ROU* Florida Stats t O if Q. .HMRRINO. Mltr F. STIIATU Kit. If living, an^ F l o r i s t * Association. Jr ballast, concrete, agricultural ma­ paving twonty-fivo streets. 93S Wu*-» fa jj ^Cpmplftji nant. if either or ull of V>' sec that the laws and terial, dressed building then an»Inst all person* elnlminif Oct. 5-12-19-26-N ov riprup, are enforced, Interest under llrnlnniln It. hiu™ IN fl lt U U I T COURT. MUVHXTH rough building nnd stone filler. deceased, or under Willlain ept ns “ herein otherJ I D K I A I , CIRCUIT. SKUINOl.r: Misccllancou.i crushed stone, in­ dccoused. ur under Rohart r . <‘OLNTV. FLORIDA. I.> CIIANJed, to appoint and re- tituling principally flint, Mr. Gun­ Strathvr, dcccaseil, us heirs, ui 'kuluit dinalt! officers und ters records show, also showetl o OVHKHTUMKT INVESTMENT COM­ Money Invested wisely nets returns. We know Sanford and Florida Property* of the city, nil appoint- notable increase for 1924 over 1928 PANY. a Corporation. made upon merit and in valuation. A 10 per cent ad­ UKOROH W . M cC im D V If Hv Iiik. . >’. .«• Yt -■4 v-»i‘ ’ + ■»#’ !•* Samuel L. Wadswnrtli If llvims. vance In indicated, with We are here to render service to you. James ll. Webb, ImllvMuaMv un<| pt ns otherwise pro- atlon of 1921 placed First National Bank Bids. s Phono 733 ua Trustee. If livlHK. and. Conrutl WELDING, HADIATOH AND BODY REPAIR­ crcisc, control nnd di- as compared with $189___ ____ A Curvln. otherwise k n o w n mj jbion over ull depurtConrad A. Co,-»\III. If living and There aro more requests receiv­ If Vltbnr or nny o f ihe sjud ileING. ALL WORK GUARANTEED dsions of the itiunict- ed, for limestone deposits than any fendanis be dead, tlu*n uirninut nil l , { TW O nt under this act, or othor, tho geologist said. iK-raous clnlmlns intsresls under D e o i g e tV. M eC urrir deceiujcd. o r •Teufter be created by New plants for-road building mo under Samuel L. W adsworth, d » : Eapjt consists of two, five rig>m apartments. Close in. miss(on, etc. etc. Reel Blk. terial i arc increasing all the time, reused. or under Jiim -i II. W ebb West 2nd St., and R. R. r ■ IV Commissioners, Incomu $2,600.00 yearly. deceased, or updor C o u r f o As CurMr. Gunter Raid, which means, hei THtfely located. 116 South Park Ave. vln or Conrad A. Cornvln n /cen a itre ul- declared, that tho mineral resources ‘TKoCS t f edntmissionera . Phone 20* ed. o r under either ,»r nny o f them churgctl with very great res- of the stato are being drawn upon J P rice $20,000.00 . . \ as heirs, devisor*, grnnt.-es or o t h ­ s. Among the many heavily. er claimant* under them \r ■■■■ l n n n n m » u * * n u u * n n n n u » * » n n u * * » W * * * * * * * * * ” * mm9mf' ' - r oi tnrfm; Mr*.’ vleorn* y f - Mr■ tii-4 nCIhc City Commission are Curdy. Annin K. W n d .w orth . A lovtho following: The appointment of andr.t I . «.*urv»ii, otherwlno k n ow n Jti'I'fU, city manugvr, city ntn* Alexandr** bi Oirovln. nnd-o«U In Sanford Heights on Farjy piTiwn* rlnlrolnK lnu*rr«t in y |,% city clerk nml assessor, T tracts o f land hereinafter describe und Oak Avenue ' " collector, police depart9 Itr n ; i;.| M tr \ u r l l o n *n|ra« 1 * Hell ' ttMC !**•*♦*•* To the defendants (U ork * W- Mr Ire department, city pliya*, f * ] v ** r fldiUW/lWnllol I. W s o s w o u k , Jainei nd determine tht^ aptourrt d| w 4 u T f t d l v W q i a i y i «ni| an Trust Uwf taxes. , * f lee.' L’ onrad A. Carvlm " I b o 1 IV, nrc p e r m a u c it ly located In -inntord m o w n n.i Conrnd A. I nrovln. and rr of Men who Govern Citv ■arh and every one o f them ir I ' J Ot It HALM* F OItt'K A l i k K X r K fi ra t should be tho character " * * *i * L t( I t » f gets r e s u l t s $1675 to $1985 ng, and If dead all p a rtl-» CUImS \V« tJuarnntrc H < ll»(s«tl«» | men who arc elected to I n f intur«*itx undur*■G o o r o . ■ It you have P roperty m u *»nnl sold— U » l H *»*‘ h “ * ur*a ** t *ur,|y. dame* II \Vebl». ■Samuel l J ositions o f trust and churgn ■ ' g o u ilp b jr . Wuilaworth. Conrad A. Larvlii. o t h » h such great responsibiii■rwlao known as Conrad A- c o r o v i u l ■ nd -ea rh And every pne of. .Uu-iti, ivith terms o f fourth caah.j leru ii W iS ^ ei^ jfoc, v^ry, * - c e a O 'ffr rilhcrwIse. In fh V p ru p * The company behind the development ie important. Can they do what they » « study for every citizen You probifily know ihnt Cod -ty boiow dcscrlhnl: Mm. (Jcorud balance in tiuartcrly payment* IIU li, Hrcoud 9 treat. SaulorJ. H a* they will do. interested in the character Liver Oil lia the greatest flesh pro­ W-. McCurdy. A n n l ^ E . o growth of the city, ducer ‘ n the world. o w n us Alexandra U al}!! c positions demand men of Because it contains more Vita- m SEE ill person* rlalmlns lr,tore*|o I f ! . ve, foresight, courugc, and mlnc.i that any food you can get. ihoye curtain t r a d * o f l#nd County *>f S im lnole unit, INVESTIGATE US * li. These are qualities which You'll be glad to know that Cod ,t.- In oMir f Florida drsfrlUod |* large place in the Ufa of Live- Oil comos in sugar coated Rato W I , o f S t v u o f 8 K « . 8«dtt<m Reid Eatate Broke Hi nnd Salesmen must pny TIIE npnissjoqei. . 3. Tqwnshlli 2l Hotlth. ILjnh* trhlcts now. so if you really want We aro developers and owners ’ . M.isl; M'.i o f W h i . o f M*.‘ | 1 s not /.'.cessury to give spe- to put 10 or 20 pounds of aolidd of Holly Hill Heights, Daytona, Fla., and Flanlc° 4 h K :ity l ^ n s e Promptly. Temporary llceuae will tlon 3, T ownship 21 htkm to*tkework of may- healthy flesh on your bones and Estates at PierBon, Fla. An Range 29 Mintt; investmen t in either of these properties ensures you ndcr the provisions o f our feel well and strong ask Bower’s M V , I.r M -.'i , U* , nv» «r be issued until l>ond can be applied for and ap­ N 'W " ,). Section 10. Tm nahlp 21 a safe earning power. 202 1st St. Phone 713 arter there are no duties xk-j Pharmacy, Union Pharmacy or nny South. R a n g . 29 B M l: . ■ jt'L i o f NIV ll and Nl! l o f M'V Ji to tho mayor as mayor. druggist for n box of McCoy’s Cotl proved. Each Crqj;cr rewired to furnish $2,500 » <jL. ' A«r' . • SicQmt I. T ownship 31 Houlh . who are selected to - fi l l ! L**ei Oil Compound Tablets, Realty Co. d) fficcs of such re4i*)ninUHl| j «<nd ■ VLSLT— WRITE— OF CALL US CONCERNING V0 Bond and each snleamaji 11.000.00 Bond. posiesd an ui;usual ajriiAr fi “ frju’Honx fifln fM ; q-bards*ir/.1d 2. id day Of N orem ber A I iotim. Our city coinpilssion-iiiay:i your druggist is authorized •:.e £ REAL ESTATE NEEDS. .. ., ; , ___ H tho* oil! o f comphilnt flh .01 arcf eailed upon to to hi.ndbasj4 the muney you *)i:. to Mh P”1 lla" k 305 1st Nat’L Bank Bldg. fflNMW* TP,I criTTce^ in the time which, paid for them. • 8 * n fo fJ ELLEN llU>Y. Tax Collector, Sap ford. Fla. ivp to Uro business affairs] .Jt isn't nnytiiint unusual for n this order nf ppbllCfctlon — •,,, ■ -- - i i, ■ ■ ----- — . ^^a.sftsg, - w n i. 1 1 rfwntja-tn•cn.lnofe t.rvnty to give lime fo.* days, (■■■■M Bftft ■■■>»» .reek for four e«nn ing their ei»y. seal uf said | ''Get McCoy’s, the otiginal and r • m WKniaa my nand " 0. ! 11 ;2nuinc Cod l i v t r OH -Tables," LIST YOUR PRO PERTY WITH US WE HAVE r Final Talk City Manager lission; Big .Short .Talk In anntuncing construction operations for our modern 4-apartment build ing, situated on Fourteenth Street overlooking San Lanta. W ork will proved as rapidly as possible with a view of having the structure ready for occupancy by January. •:• , n\ V )t“ " p.ark Avenue (close in )........ :........................ ............................. 3150 < — WE HAVE PLEASURE • •-••■ *•.*».< y . « v ^HV». u f s>-£ ? .•.' • . t■:.* <v '< J* * V ' ?wr lr • *_■-.>» •,. . • >tt r>. WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.— A sub­ sidy by some other name wouldn’t * '■ ■:- - : '7 f •'.>*«?^ p.»v *< SJgH sp • ‘ .; * . — vl of , U r* ,n 3 Phone 490-W SANFORD, FLORIDA 411 1st Nat'l. Bank Bldg. ! Sr t Sanford, Fla. • r GOOD BUYS BAYARD REALTY COMPANY Only $2,200. Good terms Chuluota— 20 Acres, 8 cultivated, 50 Orange Trees, 5 room house LOT NO. 73 Only $3,500 Cash Oviedo— One Story Brick Store 17x50. In Rose Court, $2,500.00. Only $4,500 — 1-3 Cash Attractive terms. Longv.’ood— G acre grove, House and Lot M Real Estate— Investments S Williams-McGraw Realty Company Only $100 per acre, 1-3 cash Chuluota— 80 acres, south side lake, north brick road, ^ considerable timber Only $250 — 1-2 Cash TWO CORNER LOTS Oviedo—-Lot (2) 50x200, ull cleared, fine building lots BRYANT & HATHAW AY No.s 55 and 85 in Rose Court. $2,500 each. Number 6 Hall Block, Opposin' Host Office, Sapford, Florida. 20 Years Experience With Florida Land A t prices that will make you money. FIVE ACRES ON LAKE CRYSTAL LAKE SHORES 9 LAK E MARY ,i SUBDIVISION Four room house for $3,500.00. v \ 1’ t . j * * *. * $1,500 cash! balance easy terms. DO YOU KNOW thut the Luke Mary Development Co.", are opening up a limited number of lots on thoir "Beautiful Subdivision" at very attractive prices and Bpec j ! terms. Within the reach o f everybodies purse. The opportunity to secure a I cautiful homesite or ns an investment is yours for the asking. Let us explain, r y not delay us the number of lots are 'imited and prices and terms are subject to withdrawal without notice. Full information furnished at office. Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. LAKE M AR Y DEVELOPMENT CO. L. SIMMONS, Sulea Mgr. * 103 Magnolia Ave. Sanford Radiator & Body Works REALTORS Phone 117 i \ S/ , / . I » u » * * « « » • I M < A »4 * rd i^ * N M «* ftii»K a e a ft«a e j - " — " **<*« . +--^o.. ... r ir a C .M i TJX. . MONEY PROPERLY INVESTED '• . . ■ ■ 1 ' SKINNY MEN I ITiiri Men Run Down Mien Nervous Men j j .i h it i . i *. , CITY REAL ESTATE LICENSE DUE OCTOBER 1,1025 Mitchell-! FLORIDA LAND INVESTORS CO. Phone 708-709 210 E. 1st St. APARTMENT HOUSES BAYARD REALTY COMPANY : 5 ALLEN AND BRENT AT AUCTION “A L L E N A N D B R E N T Dean-Berg Corporation V �*' K t * » - ^ ^ === = ^ r ." 7.C ------r-r— M A IL 'S G ETTIN ' M IG H T Y A L L tMn £re» f t as ft bas becn P‘ evto«*ly suggested, such a farm ed f t kmf. advanta*e of y°ur opportunities. Three wise ram eM fn Ohio recently extended this virtue to almost a ShmLmdoah!hC> Caplta,I?ed on the disn8ter which befell the one could[not look with favor upon anyone makc B S 8UC1 a ™/sforf t ne’ but when one stops to I f f /. damage was done to the formers’ land unon hvhiS ‘ hei hcnanudoah feI1, and then more damage was done > a 8 g & ir g ? a s a HTlcmi All obituary >r thesfca. resolutions murrain-oats wh.ira *$• will b« rh.rcm advertlalag rates. b«i,for °U"seoklng *5? no.omc <:kcdform t0 of compeiwation. the f«™er» can harX be ^£m m e^ dr ment had^hiv ,m,igh{ ^ y“ got from the govcrnS S / . I ? i f e S S L *$ * cWn> ^ fo.re it, may be aeen from A M o c fZ n m m i n i *4 Press la ssetus- .“• 3 i.su : i.rwla. ered also the U g A N T O R D p i W A M ) .,, OP.LATE Land of the Future. Hand-Picked Jokes. ’ Woman* Pitying Heart. “ The Papoose Face. ..... * r n l i i o 'i 7 *^ 5 7 ; ■ » heth#r i, eveland Plain BT ARTHUR BRISBAN tcnpjrrrrnt m i ) Jt SHOULD PRESIDENT Coolidgc let Secretary Wilbur go and select for Secretary’ o f the NaVy;a man knowing .. soimethfng about the fly­ Ing machines, or, at. least, willing renlizc that he hp doesn't ilrmtn', know ; to realize Yes, by all means. . Follow Colonel Mitchell's advice and eAablish a national defenre body, with three departments, Army, Navy, and Air, independent of each other, by ail means. It is only common sense. f t S f . j i char« e admission. They also set up soft drinl jrram~-hornet, hotels, apartment report o f c l m i r f i “ " S i In. th,s manner,according to thi geutes. K i n L V k ? ! rder K,e n’ who conducted an investigatioi 4 — totensldn o f itroK paving pro­ sand dn7lnr«k’ t m furmcr?, netted the neat sum o f five thou gram. Ojaatruef Jon of boulevard th e ir p r o p e r ty T h 8 m ° re than rCpaid them for the (lamage t( , aroond LaW Monror. &-~CoMp)ctJo* o f d ty beaatiflca- drptf rinitee fa,rmer who did nothing but lay claim to two hun Uon program. geS ’ r c c c iv e d ° n ,y c ,e v c n (,0,,ar8 and 8ev Bjpaaalon o f school ayttem S i f l v ^ e n t a with provision for increased fa- lhai a gruclce „ Spartanburg .T H I S IS written on the train, Westbound, a *heavy engine haul­ i „ one or two long Santa Fe ing trains that every day in the year takes ptissengcrM from Chicago and 'ointfl east to California, rolls down through the cold air from the Raton Mountains, 7,000 feet up, Into New Mexico, a do­ main reserved for a future . race that will be more worthy o f so magnificent an abode, rnd better ixinpted to lofty isolation. No man thC P° lltlci,n' " but 1 “ m not andThhoCni„te0rU Jlewn°vaathclo»™ n ^ yo«r might. tfcok 2 . ma>' ^ , the brain, but n littif! often tends to invigorate" ination.— Mobile pad la alright if tw,J but encourage him in 1 upon him tho whole wl for smooth running.-] Observer. A divorcee pleads the live on 818,000 a year, Plains as well a* nnyiKi. SA N FO R D CLAM O RS DELAND NEWS picase nnu without common courte­ sy being shown them by the con­ tractors nnd road gangs. One cannot but agree with these drippings from Bob’s think tank. The detours nrc deplorable. So bad indeed that the new chair­ man of the stato road department, while on an Inspection tour a few weeks ago, became lost in the woods between DeLand and Orange City. Considerable traffic is being di­ verted away from Sanford. It ii going from DeLand to Eustis thence on to Orlando. The same is true of DeLand for people are tffrfng ‘ by ’ Way bf'Sanforrf t o Os­ teen and thence to New Smyrna. Every cloud has its silver lining nnd so hns thin problem for the construction in going merrily along and the completed highwnys will be open to tho motoring public al­ most before we know It. Time FIDELITY IS seven-tenths o f business success.— Partor, ) 0 N A T IO N S SU F F E R FROM ‘N E R V E S? ATLANTA GEORGIAN Ferandina was at that time a neutral town, where all elementa 1 made and traded. However tho Spaniards grew uneasy and. garisoned the town. They placed ion Jose Lopes in command. i Built with great care fo r resident owner. . * • High grade, built-in features and many extras acs I lected for comfort and convenience. Essentially a worth-while property: . • ■ ■ ■■■ Irritation between tho Spaniards and the Americana grew more bit­ ter every day. NOTICE Sanford G rove, Inc.! i. BART NASON, Local Manager 507-8 1st National Bnnk Bldg. Phone 219, HIGHEST A IM g Saturday Story Hour will bo held at lirary at 10 o’clock. -------u tuum.y UI V/UIF ■, aill. AIIUIU lax alone, has coal beds containing ?*ro hundreds of cars getting stuck ” ** ' ' ' * ' ' ln the Band them every day much aftP the r<tfoming delight’ of the road gang nnd to the disgust of the travelers. As a consequence there At Lamy, Indian men mid' men with fnces that never ch« arc more cars going round the oth­ er way and passing up Sanford al­ beckonirur with their fingers,] tering a few wordn, offer ,pol together. And now the Mt. Dora for snle. Three children, -loq road will be torn up all winter nnd from the car window, remind) Sanford will be absolutely maroon­ that what littlo decency We ed unless something is done right away. . acss wc owe to tfoo influchec woman. Florida is one of the few stutes that allows the road Kang to tear ONE CHILD, a hoy of eleven, up all the roads without making ?ay». Occ. theso Indians nre comjcnl. A smaller boy, eight, asks hopefully, Do you think thnt In­ GOLF A N D CITY BU ILD IN G man ever scalped anybody?" GAINESVILLE SUN Tho girl, twelve, “ I am M> sorry lor thenj poor Indians. Nobody The drive of the chamber of seems to buy anything from them.’’ commereo to help the country club city shows thnt they nre wunted It is time for the larger vision And she goes out to buy. which sees tho trend i f the times. to double its membership should The pitying heart of woman ended cannibalism and slavery. It receive the hearty support of ev­ Gainesville is beginning to nttrncl the wealthy winter resident, and nc will, in time, end poverty and hu­ ery progressive cithcn. winter resort in the South would man misery. It is too lata in the day to ques­ attempt to get along without an at tion the vnlue of a modern golf tractive 18-hole course. course. Whether you like the game As u much needed social center or not hns nothing to do with the the country club will be a civic ns-' question. There are millions who set. Mr. Moore, president of the National Paint nnd Varnish Asso­ ciation, said to tho writer when he Vice President Dawes must cor Do nntions suffor from attacks tries which represent modern ci­ tulnly be jealous o f Colonel Mitch­ of nerves, just ns individuals con­ vilization in Europe. In somu res­ ell for outdoing him as u "hell raiser.” fess to physical complaints o f this pects und for a time the war ap­ parently brought relief. Social kind? ‘ conventions which had harassed soMany years before the wnr of , : George Washington never ciul life for generations were told a lio, we are certain that he 1014-18 tho pace at which life wns was never asked by his w ife’s bcr.t lived appeared to quicken in nn swept away. Manners which took up room in social intercourse cvnpfriend what ho thought of her alarming wuy," writes Caroline E. "darling little son ?" IMayne, in "Tho Neuroses o f the orated. Customs which made u Nations." “ Amidst the fulness demand on the time and attention o f the deendo before tho wnr it of past generations vanished. The Another thing that makes you quickened more nnd more. Now tension lessened—thcro was relief. realize this world is progressing today tho ordinary eduented man This relief lasted n twinkling nt j* that the youngsters arc donning probnbly receives moro fresh im­ and eye, nftcr which tho cataract long trousers while tho mlrt are pressions thrust on his attention of senso-stimulutions dashed more ■lipping into knickers. In one day than his grandfather torrentially than ever. It becnino did in ii week or even n month. quite clear thnt men’s nervous sys­ Spanking o f tho coming World's His nerve-ends receive sense-stim­ tems could not stand the wear und THE CIGARETTE teur. There was no doubt thnt the Series, our office boy says Just bo- ulations showered on them, shot at pace of life had affected men’s FT. MYERS TROPICAL NEWS cuuso tho Washington cluh is them In continual torrents, whilst minds in a disastrous way, judging known us tho Senators is no sign Ihis grandfather’* “ ‘ nervous system by thoir temper. that it’s a hot air team. con- n almost exact proportion to thi hud to deal with sense-stimula­ This was especially apparent aumcti io,uuu,(1011,004) cigarettes. industrialization nnd civilization o tions arriving in what, by compar­ men were collect­ ison, may bo likened to a slow- wherever This year we will use about 72,­ the country. Civilization seems t. The Mercer Dzars lost to tho flowing stream. ed in clusters, in concourses, In 000,000,000. Evidently the antl- put a certain tension in the ncr Florida Alligators Saturday, thus parties, in self-conscious nutional "Are men able to hear the ever- groups; for these groups, theso cignrctte lenguc has been ineffec­ vous life of individuals which de giving the Florida team revenge mantis some kind of relief. A largt for the ten to nothing defeat ad­ increasing nervous weur und teur? collectivities were so excited thut tive in discrediting the "coffin "J T he finding this re If they can adapt themselves to their emotions were out-of-hand, ministered by the Georgiu eleven tack. Tho reasons usually given SL t0,lay in tho cigarette. MR. E. J. STEINHEUSER it, then well and good. If they fail uncontrolled and uncontrollable. last year. Twenty years ago, cigarette* for the great increase in cigarette to meet it happily, whut then? They hecamo possessed of manias Long Island, po cosmopolitan expi were condemned in the churche. Many indications suggest that they and ruled by anxiety-fear. smoking are the war and women. to his isorrow . .. thnt ;; When Colonel Mitchell tulked do fail. Is it then possible to tho noble Red I he lattor, however, is insignifi­ and forbidden in m “ Groups suffered from strange Man has too much last spring, the War De­ slncken the pace of life set by become >« U n m . ‘"commercialized."' cant as it is doubtful If the woman It is estimated that I professors in 1 American * "They care o nly for iponey," partment sent him to Texas nnd colleges •ays E. J. S., who thinku ...... .. .no more of the country consume us many now smoke cigarettes now that hu has talked somo more, ---- J more or less •s a billion cigarettes, annually. regularly. *' we imagine his favorite song is of a dollar than Achilles There is said ti» have been u de­ the number No one has estimated of — his tendon. True, tho "where do we go from here7” -------.1. True, l y crKymen that white | crousc in the number of cigars «m^i.„ .i. man l ts succeeded loke them, hut there are rumors aking, smoked by the world during the Indians puy attention to the flrit ~ - t |past twelve years. The pipe and that a great many of even this Headline in the Now York World great civilized force, money, One i the ciguretto have been gaininir says "Chicago Halls Governor Id terV r°kC" ion hnVe 9Uccun>bold Indian, covering his face Smith As Biggest lender,” and garetteh Char™S ° f thc ,itll° ci' one hand when u girl trie somehow as we read it wo couldn’t photograph him. nnd holdini fn1!1 use<|1t0 b® »«id that only a see a thing complimentary to the other hand, cays “ twent' fool would smoke cigarettes. ToSmith, knowing Chicago as we do. cents, then photograph." (Iay, however, a larger per cent of the so-called intellectual classes AT ALBUQUERQUE, t Today's best laugh: After look­ smoke cigarettes than any other. they show “ Indian Industrie ing down from the balcony at a IvIY F A V O R IT E STORiKS powerful Indian hammer? n piece netting, t o r five cents she un­ theater audience, one can underliy IHV1N S. CO M of silver three inches square down covers tho Indian baby's face, in as do the rolling automobiles and kland by th * bald eagle is thc to a thlnnor pleco 10 inchen square, which you m.*c more solemn dignity rushing trains. He fits into the American emblem.—James J. Mon­ Those who in their youth w e r Whilo he is hammering out that than would be extracted from all coumry like the little prairie dog tague in New York Herald-Tri­ addicted, or subsequently have been per time. His aunt received him and welcomed him, telling him that one tiny piece of metal onu of W the white faces on any Supreme bune. . addicted, to tho good old Aqioricsn her husband would probably bo H. Mulllnn’ hydraulic staaipirur be ,rW4°hnJJennK Wh.“ t a train ca“ Court bench. game of Seven-up will appreciate rbrng shprtly. . , machines at Salem, Ohio, would A Philadelphia woman complsins a little tale. which Frank I.ICobb. Umo'passed, amt still', the old stamp out. fifty steel tourhur car in thu domestic relations court that chief editorial writer o f thi New' will" »*fellti l thc whito , I Uao hl? proper nlace in the hcr husband insists on doing ull York World, told. iandsenpe, when ho comes with the cooking. But if she wants to Cobb, whe was horn in Kansas Dyuig machines like great eagles f the Ind(anSs|lid herself o f him permanently girl is cardirre ^ ‘* hUn«' »lleRriy 'upon- these hill. IpP*: whtror j tho w afers' .,* the >ke(s. Beside her. nvers, controflod and saved shall Re. Is a papoosa. 'UtnKcei. IL arrived about clainiin have made New Mexico’s 1*»“» tit t *1ch' m^.juito mllej one* vajfgarden . ., Thursday ular meeting o f tho Col. Roosevelt Auxiliary ireo o f the United Span/cterans will bo held at :k at thu American Leg- It was stipulated that all her grants must he respected. Sanford ns Miss Dickinson has often been the attractive guest of Mrs. Munroe B. Hutton nnd Paul Lake is a prominent young busi­ ness man of Sanford. The invita­ tion rendu: Mr. and Mrs. Willinm Booth Dickinson request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter, Mary Louise to Paul Lako on Thursday evening, October 22, at eight o ’clock Hyde Park Methodist Episcopal Church, South Tampa, Florida ersonals 1'* Interest I’nid on Havings Accnunls DELIGHTFUL Sanford,Fla. STRENGTH - SERVICE - FRO C R E S S W e have two plans o f financing Your Home % 1st— Wc will lend you All The M oney necessary to build a complete home If your home is nlrcady built wc will make you a very substantial loan on it. - D E L A Y -------------- N O WAITING Prompt Service Guaranteed Call and let us explain our plan. MRS. R. O. TRAVIS 107 m n o ,, , . J O b * JET Mrs. L. E White nnd iu /-H U S. | ark Ave. Sanford, Florida. Phone 72fl||Kfflp»M havo returned _______ __________________________________ __________ J Washington, D. C., where ____ • » w | p iiw n for the past ■■■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■«! months. A ■ small from |they three " V . 'TftBritt. Dr. J. N. Tolar, A E. } owjgll and Roy Harden left ■ S u n d a y jfo r Washington, I). C., ttwhere they will attend the World Series. ^ Friends of Mrs. Fannie McCon­ nell will be glad to learn that she arrived at home from the Waytros:* Hospital much improved aft­ er nperious operation. Public Stenographei A smart fish dealer put in a stock o f S n o w “ Fried fish can’t be good unless it is General Jackson was pointed governor. He first military governor command for the United Florida. right” he said and that is rights then ap­ wus the to hold States in Phone 329-w a w h olesom e frying f at fTvrrrv For October Personify the new mode with infinite grace each garment made o f or lined with famous Corticelli Silks CITY LICENSE DUE OCTOBER “ Corelle” One of the 1 ,1 9 2 5 City Licenses now due on every business or pro­ fession for which a license is required, und must be paid promptly. ELLEN HOY, City Tax Collector. Irene Castle Corticelli Fashions “ Mirabelle” Valdez Hotel Lobby One o f the 1 Irene Castle Corticelli Fashions Announcing The choice of Irene Castle when she wishes to appear her most stunning! "Corticelli” Crepe-Buck Satin is very wittily reversed to form two bands across the back of this animated Frcck, which boasts a side flare trimmed with red fox fur. Huge novelty |buttons axe stunningly effective and will in­ trigue the fancy of the great num­ ber o f women who regard Irene Castle as the foremost style au­ thority of America. [Evening Busines Class .very Monday, Wednesday |nd Friday Evening 7 & 9 ’• TKACH Kit OF rinno, Pipe Organ ami Harmony Yolio Williams left Sunday for Washington. D. C.. where he will attend the World Series. He will MBte a business trip to Detroit, M lfb, before returning. HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING Irs. Steele, Mrs. Maxwell, ‘ Snowdrift MRS. EDGAR MITCHELL STORY HOUR >nd Mrs. A. P. Connelly TALLAHASSEE, O ct 5.— (JP)— i their house guest Mrs. Workers of a number of the Cap­ |’s brother, Ernest Haw- itol department pnured a few mo­ uampn. ments from their labors recently to indulge in u good laugh over Ilodgian Bull, Fred Long, Bruce u newsnaper advertisement. NnAnderso* and Jack McKcown thnn Mayo, commissioner o f ag­ motored to Gatnsvillo Suturduy to riculture of the state of Florida, attend the Floriria-Merccr game. was described as tho "United States” commissioner of agricul­ Mrs. F |II. Pichanl nnd children ture. Mr. Mayo stated thnt ho arrived Saturday from TaDahns- wns unaware of the elevation, if see. Tony joined Mr. Pichard hero one had been made. where tlfcy will make their future The change of flags wns made at S t Augustine on July 10, 18‘21 and at Pensacola on July 21 of the same year. The nctlon of the Spaniards in fortifying the town Infuriated Governor Mclntish and he imme- Tho first Story Hour of the sea­ son opened with great success nt K Ernest Housholder and library last Saturday .mqiyilng; n Y . C. t\ill left Sunday for tho Seventy-eight were present, about present. ab< ffelpYork City one fourth of them being new chil­ dren. AH tiiowed much enthuiasm k& A F. E. Harvard, of Live Oak Is.thfeguest of her son J. S. liar- and greatly enjoyed the program given. Mrs. Owen delighted them «fgrd Ittld Mrs. Harvard. with several new Eastern legends, which wore listened to with close -iM B liK K in k Haines City, attention, and Miss Margaret Mc­ spwitfE K day here the guest of his Rae gave several entertaining num­ inothiflHfrs. Mary Higgins. bers. .assisted by several o f her — / IlarrjfiWard cumu from Daytona pupils. Among those who took part were Beach Saturday to spL’nd the Kntherine Collins, I,aurn Mnc week enmlierc with his family. Brown, Elohu Winn, Cornelia Mc­ tlsfof Mrs. H. It. Stevens Rae and Artcmesln Brooks. Mrs. p rry to learn that she has Brown mado several announce­ at her home on Park Avc- ments, nnd invited all tho children to attend regularly each week at ten o’clock. Mrs. Maud Clark, who Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher hns joined the Library staff, and arcs petting some time nt their Mrs. Owen will huve charge next country 1 place, "Oleander Lodge” week. at Lako Mary. MAYO GOING UP role (founfylft 1 Despairing of holding the coun­ try Spain sold both East nnd West Florida to the United States for five million dollars. A pproaching^ edding Of Interest In City q rL U ia J k A SH O W IN G T H E feginners may enter at any time Lessons in Classical Dancing Realtors. Loans M O N EY A V A IL A B L E : "L oa For Flr»t Mortgage Loans on Liberal Valuation Basis at ,7ft Consult us first when in thc market fot'funds Udxnolla 4 8acnt?d A , P. C O N N E L L Y & S O N S ri.ens p i l l be given by Miss Sara Wilson beginning Oct. 1st., lit American Legion Hall. Call at 410 Ouk Ave., morn­ ing or call 213 in the P. J>L 1 . r l v • /» r u T U E S D A Y , OCTOBER 6 M I - L A D Y ’S S H O P P E !>1 •* . -- ^Wednesday. ■feral Business meeting K a n ’s Club will bo held B> nt 3 o'clock. The bus­ sing will be followed by in to the teachers o f Sanjc Schools. •Hie Turner Circle will Mrs. K. Z. Johnson nt r. T lfj members aro meet at the church and cars will be pro- Ah ♦nItn H i"10!? ordbr,y antl confidence-inspiring than that on the East. Moreover, the Tampa Board of Trade, jea'.ntetfrity o f tho community, ho., InoodcS t a warning to investors against buying from brokers totally unknown to them. The visitor will find in Tampa another irnV nCn fpe< » M0liU arr:c ty’ streets jammed with people and automobile traffic, its hotels crowded to the overflow point, and its banks literally wallowing in money.— J. F E s- Six rooms, garage, large lot. E m e'" ! ° id Mr' Bry“ n' " !' Too bad that Calllaux couldn't cabin hack to Paris, "I came, I saw, I conquered.” ert, h„ f *Je tsilv“ campaign and was called upon ° e ° eer*a,n P°^tician for a place as committee- a damn*’ fool "about i t ? P i ^ i8 *!art* *° ‘iecW° where there Is the largest number o f bandits, China or Chicago. V Arkfn State W eddings and Engagements The Georgians were anxious to In August, 1814 a British fleet entered Pensacola Bay and K»rrl- cross the border. In 1812 a num­ soned tho forU by request o f the ber of the settlers along the north­ ern boundary o f Florida organized Spanish governor. a provisional goveriftnent and * This came within the authority elected John H. McIntosh as gov­ ernor. A colonel Ashley was made general. The provisional government avowed its intention o f holding out against all comers. It has becn requested that all the modern school of drama; the Music Department Is bringing Mrs. Engagements . members o l the Sanford Womans A. A. Coult of Jacksonville in re­ Miss Blanche Ferguson, Orlando Club attend tho buiincss meeting cital In January, also a bit later, to E. E. McElhaney, of Orlgndo. Mis i Daisy Pickett, o f Marietta, at the club at 3:80 o’clock on Wed­ Thtirldw Lieurarce. the fambn:i nesday afternoon. They are also composer o f Indian music, and his to L. E. Sanders, o f Jacksonville. Miss Abbio Kinlaw, of Alachua, ted to bring with them the wife who sings -to tho composer's request— ..... ~ 3, books which have just „own accompaniment on the piano. to Fred Morrow, of Jacksonville. new ,year Miss Lucile Holtsford, of Jack­ been received. _ .. sonville, to Leo Tolmhn, of Jack­ The followirtg letter from the sonville. club president gives an outline of Mias Frances Long of Jackson­ the Interesting plans fbr the bow­ ville, to Falter Bellinger, of Jack­ ing yedr a » are presented in me sonville. new club ysAP book* Mis:i Bernlco Murrow, of Talla••Dear Fellow Club-Womens hnssee, to Earl Welch, o f 'Tallahas­ ••As set forth in The Sanford see. Herald of last Saturday, we Miss Dorothea Leonhardt, of now ready to begin our » e « ° a 8 ment will have its usual delightful work, and the officers u d man hope to greet every dub mem­ irogram of parlies with several ber Wednesday afteimuon a t a nnovations. Does it not all sound o’clock, when our first business interesting? This year we will have one eve­ meeting will bo called to order. ••Wo look back u p °n a h a rm on - ning each month in order to have with us our business women, these lous and happy year 0L ! » h l S h with some achievement which evening meeting;■being worked out should inspire us to greater and by tho different departments. At more general effort. A luccess not this especial stage of our city's mentioned in thO ;«port, and one growth and development, there is of tho most notable of tho year, much In the way of responsibility was the reaching out toward solid, that demands the attention of the I holpful an Ji^ .ru cticn .l.n .orU | n . club women, and definie steps arc being tnken to link up our work with that of the Chamber of Com­ merce and the otlier civic organiza­ tions. members aro urged “ If we arc to carry this program as there will be electhrough, wc need every one of you. May wo count on you? Bboard meeting of the Verv sincerely yours. Brill be' held at the Wo' SUSAN B. WIGHT." K a t 9:30 o’clock. Americans irt _ , A ppear Like, It, Anyway “ E ° y° “ -'',leve..ln 10 >°,V 'naked the Great Commoner, TELEPHONE:— Res. 428J W O M A N 'S CLU B PR O G R A M FOR T H E COM ING Y E A R IS M A D E PUBLIC BIBLE VER8 E FOR TODAY NOT MEAT AND DRINK:— For wlA i.Uenl3 !0ryui8 toJd about .William Jennings Bryan the kingdom of God Is not meat infinite limit!6 cbai!fc teristlc of him and which shows the and drink, but righteousness, and nfinite limits to which he went in believing he was right peace, and Joy In the Holy Ghost. Romans 14: 17. nnr ^ fr rMhe, U'ldCr,t00l<' In 1896 Mr. Bryan waYpre- PRAYER:—O Thou Who are our Creator and Preserver, wo rejoice man to know that we also are spiritual and Cannot live by bread alone. MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor, Office 148 8Woat of t 3W* cornu BUT QUARRELS fade away, incompetence dies oute justice is done in tho end. Attend here to some­ thing more important than the bickerings of politics. MONDAY. OCT. 6, 1,25 attack the town and 12, ‘ 1^12 took 'posandt Contempon The Yo » ‘-till; t p .r?-.a * - • " . .• ■ - • ». ............. �Safety Harter— St. James Hotel to have new $250,000tfdditIor^>. Crest before tl are all taken. B argain P rices Football R e so ld nators irates Citadel 27, Rollins 0. Florida 24, MercerO. Georgia Tech 35, V* If. O f). Columbia 37,, Johns Hopkifis 0. Union 0, Lawrenrt fit a . Syracuse 26, Vermont 0. NEW YORK, Oct. Havcrford 16, Susquehanna 7. baseball men saw in the sensation­ Passfug quietly out o f the arena, Pennsylvania 26, Swarthmore 13. al finish o f the Boston Braves in i® ™ J or, baseball teams the National strong Indication of a Boston College 6, Catholic Uni­ Sunday closed their 1925 cam­ return Of the Tlub tenm to a chal­ versity 0. * paign with Washington in tho lenging position next year. Muhlenberg 21, Albright 0. American and Pittsburgh In the Mercer Freshmen 0, Oglethorpe Tho chief scramble of the part allowing but a NaUoiuI League each eight and Freshmen 0. ' that they have one-half games ahead o f their North Carolina State 13, Duke S e " * ni«! t'*!* Akhting Gator's fields. University 0. y w e through the Mercer team to ®°*b finishes, marked by a com- o f the cellar In the National cir­ Roanoke College 30, RnndolphS S A \ KO™ nt 24 to 0. A t 3 . cuit and yesterday found them in Macon 0. , 1 *^arp' Petronla kicked o ff Cornell 26, Niagara 0. n triple tie with the Robins and for t t e Gators. ; Tufts 7. Maine C. Cubs. As rain cancelled tho con­ « 01* J?*®***®* f °r Florida Washington finished only tests o f Philadelphia and Brooklyn Buckncll 13, St. Bonaventurc 0. on the 25 yart line. After a few when two games ahead of tho Yankees today the Cubs dropped to last Lafayette 20, University of JgPtey*. Horso.Bishop, a now comer and the Giants ended only a game P|*J* b y . losing to the Cardinals. Pittsburgh 9. Florida lineu,., u.Mivu uiu ana a ’ • t* rriod th“ a half ahead o f the Brooklyn 1Philadelphia and Brooklyn are John Carroll 0, Qauntico Marines oau across tho line for the first Robins, 0. . . I;____ u ------__ Vri*23' w . wcrc ,n turn the same deadlocked at the sixth rung. J M rt-o f.'th e game. “n .M. Western Reserve 1, Hiram 7. The White Sox fought gamely iatlng captain, pined kicked f o r ' Pirates, " h" d ° * *h' tWrJ-pUcc Wabash 13, Purdue 7. for the mathematical opportunity tne extra point. r„ In spite o f their tumble near the o f tying the Tigers for fourh Penn State 13, Franklin -and Ifa rcer elected to receive r~ain, close, t Jse, tho return of the Athletics place in the American. However, Marshall 0. '"w ith receiving the ball on uie 10 to the r W oostci^ll, Case 0. yard line and returned it 20 yards. Colgate 60, Clarkson Tech 0. , During the fir»t quarter llttlo Williams 6, liuwdoin.6. • wax -done except an exchnngu of New York University 19, Conn. punts. Mercer doing but little with Aggies 0. tne line. Virginia 7, Georgia 6. The second period was void of Ohio State 10, Ohio Wesleyan 3. •cores while the teams worked tho Yale 63, Middleburg 0. ball up and down the field with This is Alex Johnstone, University Dartmouth 34, Hobart 0. Florida having much the better of Navy 25, William and Mary 0. of Iowa tackle, who is expected to it ■“ •Ir in *R departments of West Virginia 6, Davit ami Jfcilk- start on the football field this fall. the game. Cooch Sebring made Johnstone is a millionaire, hut gets ins 0. HOW THEY FINISHED more enjoyment out of tho grid­ XT^Rient changes in his lineup and Princeton 20, Amherst 0. • ; NATIONAL LEAGUE showed that Florida wus capable of Washington and Jefferson 72, iron pastime than anything else. Won Lost Pet Marietta 0. putting several teams on the Tiled. He’s especially capable on the de­ Pittsburgh .. .. ..115 58 .621 Pittsburg won 4 to 2 and lost 4 Michigan 39, Michigan Stato 0. fense. The only long run o f tho gnmc New York ............... 86 66 .566 Marquette 14, St. Marys 0. was mode by Ed Jones, who tore 1 Jln *ast I**»«so f season with C incinnati-----. . . . 80 72 .526 Wisconsin 30, Iowa State 0. around Mercer’s left end for a fo r­ the Reds yesterday. The cham- St. Louis -------------- 77 76 .503 Chinaware ;n English Porce­ Oglethorpe 7, Howard 6. ty-five yard trip fo r touchdown, Pjont hit Mnrvin Goodwin hard in Boston . . . . . . . . . . . . 70 83 .458 Massachusetts Aggies 19, Bates on*y *o be called back and tho ball the first game nnd gathered 14 Philadelphia........ 68 lains, Buvafian and Japanese 85 .444 put fifteen yards farther back for hits while tho Reds also hit Krem- B rook lyn --------. . . . 68 85 .414 0. China make lovely gifts Holy Cross 9, St. Johns 6. holding on tho part o f one o f his er and Marrlson hard hut failed C h ica g o -----68 86 .442 to take advantage of their oppor­ team mates. Nebraska 14, Illinois 0. tunity. Pete Donohue held tho Pi­ Drake 6, Washington 0. , The B all Hardw are During tho second half Florida rates well in hand In the second AMERICAN LEAGUE Butler 0, Depnuw 0. plied in on tho tired Mercer team gamo nnd hut for an error by ,, Won Lost Pet Washington and Lee 15, Furman and scored seventeen points. W il­ bchultz would have shut them out. T ry Sm ith s Barber Washington ^ .. „ 96 55 .636 20 . liams recovered a fumble for a sixFirst Game Philadelphia ^ ^ 88 64 .579 Auburn 13, Clemson 6. Shop fo r good barber Pittsburgh.. 000 102 001— 1 14 2 St. Louis _ ............ 82 71 .536 Wake Forest 17, Davidson 7. Cincinnati.. 100 000 010—2 10 0 Detroit --------. . . . 81 73 .526 Harvard 18, Rcncssclcr Tech 0. Batteries— Kremer nnd Gooch; C h ic a g o ...-----78 70 .500 Minnesota 25, North Dakota 6. work. Ladies welcome. Morrison, Goodwin and Krueger. Cleveland------- -- .. 71 83 .461 Kansas 13, Oklahoma Aggies 3. N ext to .Valdez. Second Game New York ^ .. .. .. .. 69 85 .418 Curnogie Tech 27, Thiel 7. Pittsburgh.. 010 00a 00— 1 7 1 B oston ...................... 47 105 .311 Rutgers 20, Villanova 20. Cincinnati ... 010 010 2x— 1 10 1 Missouri 6, Tulano 0. Batteries — Cullotson, Oldham North Cnrolinu 7, South Carolina 0. NEW Centre College 14, Kentucky Wesleyan 6. LUM BER YAR D Iowa 20, Arkansas 0. Union 12, lleidleburg- 0, A complete line of •• Monmouth 7, Coe 6. Cincinnati 2-4: Pittsburgh 4- 1. Creighton 0, North Dakota Ag- Cypress and Fine New York-I’ niladelphiu, cancel gies 0. led rain. Center Framing Beloit 40, Northwestern Collcgo Boston-Brooklyn. cancelled, rain. - Stewart Sheathing Chicago Hi, SLVLouIs 7. . . . V, t Northwestern 14, South Dakota Siding i rv i.iT f a / i f l s n r u 'r Goldstein 7. Railroad Gets Stay Flooring Right Tackle AMERICAN LEAGUE Gettysburg 7, Lehigh 7. Ceiling Anderson In Lake City T angle St. Louis 4-6; Detroit 10-11. Indiana 31, Indiana Normal 0, Right End . Chicago 10; Cleveland 8. Georgetown University 19, rfti Finish Stanley Wnshington-Philndelphia cancel Marys College 13. Mouldings • TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Oct. 5.— Quarter Back led end 3 1-2 innings, rain. ^ Spring Hill 7, Alabama Normal Lath Bishop |>P)—The Stato Supreme Court has Other not scheduled. granted the G. and S. F. railroad L eft iia lf Bock Brick University of Chattanooga 12, thirty days longer to file nn answer Lime Cumberland* University 7. l - ' to on amended writ ordered upon Right ila if Back Louisiana State 38, Southwest­ Cluster complaint of tho Railroad Com­ Glover Chaplin ern 0. White Rock Piaster Board mission of tho need o f a train shed Full Back Louisiana Poly 0,'M iss/C ollcge Nails Florida n orm a scoring: Bishoi Hlshop, Wil- nt Ijike City, according to Fred Hnms, Ihrig (fo r Chaplin); Field Davis, attorney for the'commission. Screen Wire Texas 25, Mlssisslppiu 0. The extension of time wan grant­ gouts, Brown; Placement kicks. Builders Hardware Brown 33, Colby 0. ed because of tin* illness o f one of Brown ( 2), Jones ( 1). Dosrs New Hampshire 15, Norwich 2. the lawyers for tho G. & S. F. Referee: Hutchins, Perdue; ST. LOUIS, Oct. 6.-U P )-S t . New York 16, New York Aggies Windows The Senbonrd Air Lino in a joint Umpire Arnold, Auburn; Field Louis wound up its 1925 American defendant of the G. & 8 . F. in tho Judge, Parmalce, Baker; Head League season Sunday losing o Fordhnm 20, Providenco College writ. linesman, Wymond, Pittsburgh. Frames nnd Screens Tho railroads, Mr. Davis said, double bender to Detroit, 10 to 1 6. .Time o f quarters, 15 minutes, . Made to Order and 11 to 6. A terrific barrage of Western Maryland 7, Rhode Is­ claim that the commission hnn no 21 bnsch its, including two homers, land State 0. W AUCHULA— New Jersey man jurisdiction in the matter, nnd that gnve the Tigers thein first victory Centenary 20, Howard I’ayne 0. Murphy Ironing Boards buys largo tract for development tho authority muts copto from while Brownie errors paved the \ . P. I. 13, Hnniislen Sidney 3. Medicine Cabinets Washington. way for the second. Harry HeilKansas Aggies 16, Oklahoma 0. Chlcngo 9, Kentucky 0. Tho Tumion Taxifoliiim forest mnnn, Tiger outfialdsr, leaped to The Price Is Right Tennessee 51, Enrnry and Henry stretch along tho Apalachicola the top o f the circuit hntting col­ G o lf W inn er umn with six safeties in nine at­ 0, tempts. Haskell Indians 33, Tblsa Uni­ SA N F O R D First Game. versity 0. D e t r o it ---- 107, 000 011— 10 21 0 California 64, Ncvndn 0. St. Louis ....031 000 000— 4 5 2 Stanford 20, SnnUt Clara 3. Batteries:— Holloway nnd Boss­ University Southern California ies; Wingnrd, Vun Gilder. 80, Pomona College 0. w. S. PR ICE, Mgr. Second (Janie HIGH SCHOOL Detroit .201 320 00—11 11 2 n AtL J.).nj;to,m Beach: Daytona 710 W. First St. Phone 472-w St. Louis 121 10() 10— 6 9 6 Beach JIikH J15, Melbourne High 0. At Pensacola: Pensacola High 41, Atmore (Ala.) High 0. At Bartow: Summerlin 6, Orlan­ do 7. At St. Petersburg 59, Snrasola 0. At Jacksonville; Duval 61, Florda Institute for the Deaf and Pirates And Reds Cards D efeat Cubs Split Double B i l l How They Stand Severn} highly pleased par­ 210 E. First St. la Advance ' 7— B u sin e ss S e rv ice ties with the way we have handled thefr properties. Let us have your listings. 5 acres with house and small grove on road to Geneva for $5000.00. * •’ BEAL ESTATE 1200 feet on Railroad A BARGAIN;. • GOOD TERMS 114 feet Sanford Avenue, be­ tween 9th and 10th. Price i$160.00 per ft. A wonderful A F E W CH O IC E HOUSES B U IL D IN G LOTS ful range In'speculative P R O FITS Price and Terms Very Attractive BUY IN SANFORD Safe and Sound. r S" ond- Telephone 473-w appetite The "Oversea BritlgV’ a!*ii Ic*ya o f I*lorida Is the mow ern pieces of engineering. y o r u it Ada MacKrtizh S A V E and T H R IV E uning leedn, Trees ra and Supplies j!ami Eggs Notice iters and Supplies Use Florida Dense Long Leaf Yellow Pine LumEer in ffie framing of your home and save dollars on future repair hills. No other building hriJier can compare with it in i . strength and durability. Send in your namo^ HONKER ts and subdivisions :tlon. Lafe Burger, ildg., Orlando, Fla. free booklet on lum-f il ber.’ - Jacksonville al Notice Jr. a M w located Mitchell's office Is .301 Palmetto Ave. ros POR UIRR UTO SERVICE Day !^',M*eti all tralna. Bagar. Phone 661 and 63-W . A SONS Drive It. . I 2nd St. at R. R H. B. Schulte Realty Com pany, Inc 'KNDARLK USED CAttts •Fori rerdor Sedan. •Ford Coupe. ■Ford Touring. -F’ord I-lon Truck. ge Bros. Hales and Service Oak and 2nd St best located business corner in the Gainesville Sun. Oviedo, Fla., II. M. McCall, Ovie­ OHIO— Xenlu. Make your sales do, Fla. through tho Xenia Gazette, Zenla, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ 15— Sale or Exchange trict. Want ad and displuy rates on request. EXCHANGE: A 1924 Ford Touring body, good condition for 24 or 25 FOR SALE: Completu meat mar­ runabout body. Smith Bros. Oppoket outfit, including sawn, block, computing scales and large re­ frigerator. This enn be had for — For Sale Miscellaneous cost of accumulated storage char­ ges. H. Ii. McCall, Oviedo, Fla. I*OR SALK: 30 hives been, 60 head TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Angora goats, one 40 H. P. Re­ Send In your <tuKscription to the turn Tube Holler, two Kood heavy Tribune or hand it to your local mules. E. Stafford, Lake Monroe, dealer so you can read Florida’s greatest newspaper. One year, $8.00, 6 months, $4.00, three months rO R SALK: Small stock of groc­ eries, a bargain if sold quick, $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ good location for filling station, ance policy add 75c to your order. will sell or rent tCore building with AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ apartment in back. Inqulro Herald gusta, Ga., Augusta’s greatest Office. classified medium, rate, cash, 9c charge. 10c minimum. The Bulwark of the Nation Copipletc, Competent Service. YOU OF THE HERALD 42— Advtg. Mediums all psrllcH rlnlinlnv Interest under| I-Mwln V ickers, decssstU, or otlivrw l s s ; Harriott C. I*iucv. If living, nnd if dead, all parties claiming In­ terest under Harriett C. Pune. d e ­ ceased, or o th e rw ise: M. tl. Toby, If living, snd If dead, nil parlies claiml o g Interest under M. (I. Toby, d e ­ ceased. or oth erw ise; J. w.J lin yw ard. If liv in g , and ir dead, all pa r­ ties cla im in g Interest tunder J. W ilnyw nrd, deceased. n{ otherwise: T heod oro T h n x le r. Jr.. If living, and If dead, all parties claiming Inter­ est under T heod ore Thuxler. Jr., I deceased, o r oth e rw ise ; Moulton Knowles. If living, and If dead, all parties rlnlinlug Interest under Moulton K n ow les, deceased, o r o th ­ erw ise; Marla M. Eldredge. If liv­ ing. and If dend. all parties clnlmln$c Intercut under Marie M. hljlredire, deceaseds or otherwise; If. U. Lesley, If living, and If dead, all parties cla im in g Interest under II. tl. Lesley, deceased, or otherwise; cent a word daily, two centa a wort Sundays. PALM BEACH COUNTY — The scene of stupendous develop­ ment. Read about it in the Palm Bench Post. Suntple copy bent on T h e MORNING JOURNAL is the accepted want ad medium in Daytona (F’ la.) One cent a word an insertion. Minimum 26c. J. MAINF' — WatcrvHIe, Morning E. SPURL1NG, iift-division Sentinel. Thousands of Maine specialist. Subdivision to Or- people are interested In F'lorida property. Reach them through u n.dod F« ri?!* ,nd F l o r a Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ the Sentinel. Rate card on ap­ way. plication. ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her­ ald. South Georgia’s greutest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly nnd Sunduy. Classified rates 10c per line. Waycross Jour­ nal Herald. Waycross, Georgia. $160.00 per f t .. Term s Corner 3rd & Sanford $750.00 per ft. % cash* || Balance Over 4 Years Spanish Bungalow $4,500. A* FirSE . J/KtvA »*|^ had t o ta k e : t r i ^> u oa A*b CLE.RVC. T O E A R N M Y A N * O O A R . O - d^EC-i *• vJl^bH \ v v U — , ------------------ -- j •li 0' h o m e : C j— (a 0 Jo 'Ihe foundation o f the F’cdornl Reserve System is the co operation and the community of Intermit o f the nation’; bank*. $1,000 cash' H. S. LONG, Mgr. Rooms 9-10-11 Ball Bid* Phone 657. One Phonograph Record— or One Sheet o f Music With each Five Gallons Gas Grey Tubed Ited Tubes . R IN E’S F ILLIN G STATIO N R. L. ROBERTSON .tlMiinlr Temple lloont IS TEN ACRE CELERY FARM 1113 Sanford Ave. Sanford. Fla. H. A . SPF.IR Contractor and Builder V.i'.i-M — Phone — 499-M 2108 PALMETTO AVK. res cleared, 5 ^ tiled, 3 wells. One fourth i) school and church, half mile to loading i. Five room house, electricity, water, sewer On paved State Highway. Priced for quick sale H IL T O N ’S HAIIBRU SIIOI* 113 Magnolia Ave. I Firat Ctaaa Barber* Special Attention Given To Iaidlea and Children. $8400— Cash required $5000 JIKAl. EHTATH — IVVKSTMKVia L o b b y l'uUaton-U rumley UUg. BanforU H orlua Our firat interest is the protection of both the buyer and the sellet We solicit your sales. WE HAVE THE BEST BUYS a c r ea g eb u s i n e s s -h o m e s V ,%>/ioru727 A W c l& R e c ilty G ) Valdez Hold Building We solicit your purchases. Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First National Rank BMa N anford — -■ ■- Florid* 214 E. FIRST ST, W. It. SMITH, MGlt. By GEORGE M cM A N U S IN* C A N T <JT O U T O P jt- K E R ie > L A U rninrti, ur iiuirrwipp ■.iiin.ii .»i. m i n ­ ium. ir living, uml if dead, all p a r­ ties claim ing Interest under Lllllnn M. Stinson, deceased, o r otherwise: James K. Henstls, If living, and If dead, all parties claim in g Interest under James F. Ilrustls. deceased, o r oth erw ise; Kverrlt C. Ilates. If living, nnd if dend, all parties claim ­ ing Intereat under Everett C. Hales, deceased, nr oth e rw ise ; tl.-orge It. Atkins, If liv in g , nnd If dead, all parties cla im in g Interest under (leorg e II. Atkin*, deceased, o r o t h ­ erwise; And to nil parties claiming Interest tinder llutn M. Fall, d e ­ ceased. Henry M. Hlnkel, deceased. John A. Douglass, deceased, llriirge K. Currier, deceased. John Davenport, Jr., derrased, John C. • Holman, deceased. Joseph M. Lewis,, deceased. In th e fo llo w in g deiirrili- J ed property, sltuatr. ly in g nnd lie-1 Inr In Hemlnole County, Florida, t o - C'llintil* ADVERTISING get* results if U reaches potential buyers. Palutkn Daily Naws Is circulated in an industrial und agricultural sec­ tion. __________________ __________ _ MoTlGANTOWN. W. VA., people are interested in Florida. Each of them through u classified ad in "the Morgantown POST. Six cents a word for six consecutive issues. Between 9th and 10th Sta \V. V:. I(lilill«\ deceased, or jilherw ise; C. C la rk e W alw orth , If living nnd If dead, all parties claiming interest under (\ Clarke W alw orth deceased, nr oth erw ise; John l.overlnx. If living, nnd If dead, nl parties cla im in g Interest under Joht l). l e v e r i n g , deceased, nr otherwise W arren llushhy. If, living. , and li dead “ under W a rre n llushby, deceased, or otherwise*. W illiam A. Htnrl. If liv­ ing. nnd If dead, all |>artlea cla im ­ ing Interest under William A. atari, deceased, o r o th e rw ise ; George L. Marsh. If living, and If dead, nil imrtle* cln lm ln g Interest under n e n rg e K. Marsh, deceased, or o th ­ erw ise; Ida M. Holman. If living, and If dead, nil parties claiming In­ terest under lua M. Holman, deotiiNttl. or oth e rw ise ! J msI'MI It. Ciordon. If living, and If deud. ull par­ ties cla im in g Interest under Jnslah It. Gordon, deceased, o r otherwise; Martha J. Flanders. If living, and If dend. all parties clnlmlng Inter­ est under Martha J. Flanders d e ­ ceased. nr o th e rw ise; Jamesi M. Lew1 Is, If living, nnd If dead, all parties I claim ing Interest under James M. I.ewls, deceased, or otherwise; Marah Lillian Maunders. If living, nnd i If deud. ull parlies clnlmlng Inlerrst under Snrtlh Lillian Haumlers. deeeused, o r otherwise; M try J. GING U P F A T H E R _____ : THI^> PHONE 695 42— AdvtR. Mediums 21—vSale, Real Estate T O w t S A H ’ H A V E IS O CORNER p a r k a v e n u e a n d seconl AWAITS ON THE “ CLASSIFIED PAGE” 1TEWART THE FLORIST" Flowers *or all occasions. 814 Myrtle. Phone 260-W 114 f t on Sanford Ave 4 ( LISTINGS WANTED; Acreage in Seminole nnd adjoining counties, FLORIDA- ORLANDO-: Orlando largo and small tracts. Denn-Berg Morning Sentinel; largest classi­ Corporation, 202 1st St.. Phone 713. fied business, rate lc n word, min­ imum 24c rash with order. WE HAVE buyers for five nnd six room houses. If yourn ir for THE ClJUtKSUUItG EXPONENT — Central West Virginia’s larg­ FOR RENT: Nice clean house­ sale let us have listing. Dcnn-Bcrg keeping anartments, down stairs, Corporation, 202 1st St. Phone 713. est daily. Want ad ratu 1 l-2c per word; 4 insertions 1 l-4c; 6 or 312 or 314 E. 5th St.____________ 34— Wanted Help, Female moro lc per word ench Insertion. TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, Fla. Thousamls renil tho clan9— For Rent, Houses WANTED: Counter girls, dish COLUMBUS (Ga.,) LEDGER — nifieri pages of Florida's Groat Homo Daily, rates 2 cents a word. wnshchi, second cook. Lu-Ucth Classified ads hnve tho largest Minimum 25c, ensh with order. FOR RENT: Near ico plant, 7 Cafeteria. circulation in Southwestern Geor­ seres celery land with plnnts gia. Kate 8c (6-word line) line. Write for complete rate card^____ ready to set. Frank Wolfer, West 35— Wnnted Help, Male Boca Raton— Contracts totaling First S t . _________ _ WANTED: Lathers. Plenty of TO REACH the prosperous farm­ $7,000,000, awarded for construc­ ers nnd fern growers of Volus­ tion work here. lO llF or Rent, Rooms work and good pay. Apply Collins & Boyd Co., Seminole Hotel. ia county advertiso in tho Deland Daily Newa, rato lc per word, cash FOR RENT—Rtvsms with or with­ City. with order. out meals. Reasonable rates. Fresh Oysters Daily WANTED: Colored boy to do jan FOR BIG RESULTS advertise In Lincoln Honsa. itor work. Sanford Herald. BALTIMORE O Y S T E k S tho FORT LAUDERDALE TO RENT— Desirable front bed­ DAILY NEWS—It covers Brow­ room furnished. Second floor. WANTED—50 laborers at new Ice ard County thoroughly which is plant. $4.00 per day. Royal Fruit Store 217 corner Palmetto Avenue and one of the most rapidly growing Third St. Mrs. C. H. Smith. WANTED: White porter. Apply sections on the Florida Coast. Lincoln Hotel. Sample copy and rate card upon FOR RENT: A well located room request. for one or two gentlemen. Call WANTED: Carpenters. 3 trim W . H. LONG men. Cook Bros. 546-J. DEVELOPERS ATTENTION MEAT MARKET Pensacola Is beginning tho 37— Wanted Help, Salesman 3 ROOMS for rent Apply Herald greatest development in Gtoi gin’s office. MAN with car to work in evenings history; a half million dollar high­ 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla from 4 to 6. Attractive propo­ way to the gulf beach just finish­ FOR RENT— Cool, comfortably furnished room, suitable for one sition for hustler. Givo references ed; at two million dollar bridge Escambia Bay Btarted; in letter. Write "Proposition” Care across or two. 505 Myrtle Avenue. quarter million dollar opera house Herald. Everything FOR RENT: Onq room In private SEVERAL solicitors to work on under construction; two millions For the Sportsman being spent on highway; greatest, family, suitabio for one or two commission. Right proposition chance for live developers to get gentlemen. 117 Laurel Ave. At for right man. Apply at Herald in on ground floor. Write Devel­ after 5:30 in afternoon. opment Department. Tho Pensa­ Bah Hardware 14— For Sale, Acreage cola News. Phone 8 FOR SALE—3 acres % mile South 38— Wanted, Situation Mule First St. about % mile out city COLUMBIA University graduate LEARN ABOUT Polk County and Lakeland, through the Starlimits with residence and fruit 24 years old, desires situation trees with 1,000 orange. Stock requiring brainy, initiative and ex­ Telegram. Best advertising me­ ACCOUNTANT ready for budding, all for $2,500, ecutive ability with reasonable sal­ dium in South Florida. Published mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— Syat*mn Inslulled— -Amllts $1,500 cash, 1-2 years for balance. ary. 490X Care Herald.__________ efal Hiit*-, to Permansnt Lakeland, Florida. B. II. Bankston, Sanford, Fla inouncementB and address for our| John E. Fox has Been Elected to Be the Sanford Representative O FFICE OPPORTUNITY M H Ielp, Femalo teQHelp, Male tedi^help, Male or :male ifed .Help, Salesman ted Situation, Male ted Situation,Female 42— Advtg. Mediums ited. Real Estate 13— For Rent, Office, Stores TO REACH BUYERS or isllera of ited to Rent DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell Florida real estate advertise In tg.. Mediums. anything? If so advertise in the St. Petersburg Times. One cen* FOR RENT OR LEASE: Tho A Share o f Your Business W ill Be Appreciated Federal Reserve System — Let a classi ,•#* f ied ad work for you. 33— Wanted ■and Board ■nt, Office, Stores Be, Acreage fr Exchange fcle, Groves pile, Houses Lease, Rent Live Stock iale, Miscellaneous Ileal Estate Furniture • lure Wnnted Found Ians, Jewelers ing, Decorating, em em ber and cat several helpings o f every­ thing—enjoy every morsel ami get up front tho tablo feeling satisfied with tho World, happy with every­ body und ready for anything. But what a difference in living when even tho sight and smell o i food sickens you I Never hungry— jio matter hoiv tempting thu food is •—nothing tasting, right. And then, after nibbling at n few bites, feel­ ing worso than over. Oh, life Is hardly worth living this way. And yet, all in tho World tho matter with you is that you nro starving for rich, red blood. It is acknowledged everywhere that S. S. S. helps Nature build theso healthy Tcd-llood-ccllq by tho mil* lions 1 AM you need to do >*.— .. to get nnrk that won- / — _ \ derful nnpetito is to f ^ V ^ 1 build rich, rc*l-MnrxLU * * I cells with S. 8. a It's v ' " / simple. Just try It, \ C o thousands aro d o 7*^' i '7 -. Phon.l I. W. Phillips’ Sons , how it used to bo when, you could hardly wait R Jur mealtime? And then, sit down 1 1 8 Pement8 scesaoriea lent epairing laic k Opportunities l Service jt, Apartments |t, Houses it. Rooms Leaf Pine Manufacturers limns” o f The Herald. 28— Plant, Seeds, Trees iNVESTM EM Florida Dense Long Insert an ad in the “ Classified Col Se« of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Water ard Boat Tanks. At W t Avei.ue end Third Strsgt TsJe* cations Hotel Mason We do It. Terms Phone 417-W. LOST: Brown and white Collie pup R. R. Ava.-Gommerctai St 6 months old, answers to the namo o f Spot. Reward. L. J. Bolt, JAMES H. COWAN-A11 kinds 1919 Palmetto Avenue, ihould give their office odd rasa as phone number If suits. About ODS a thousand baa a . tha tbara can't kith you ualsas R E A L T O R S 17 Years Of Success in Sanford 422 Union Ave. Engraving. Embossing. a OTIC* it ANNOUNCEMENT i OfcnOv (~ first. on. will give yon motion. And If r will asalat you nr want ad. to •tractive;___ “ w :sn:Hsssssnss:sss: hnlf’ nl(St*|AKKUSlh,C) V- 9 nl> " ,lU half played by agree ment; At West Palm Beach: West ! ES!m .5 * ? ch H i*h Okeechobee ; w it h r a t e * . r u le s Ireeentatlve thor­ Selected with reference to LOCATION o ffe r . Botween 11th oi)d 12th Sts. LOST— Bunch of keys. Finder re turn to Herald office and re celve reward. BRTfSRRS Is rsstrtetsd to teat Inn. * i mad* Tho BanI) bn rasponslhla sorroct' Insertion. tor subsequent i office should b« lately la oese of Complainant. EMMA lilt A l>n. THOMAS J K E N ­ NEY. T ruatcr, DANIEL JUDD. HESTER C. NEWIIALLs AND OTHERS, Defendant*. 24— Lost, Found HANFORD KLECTRIC DO. Successors to GII Ion A Platt •LOST—One ellow Parker Foun­ Afl Magnolia. F ^ n rtM n v j1!^. tain pen with gold band. Please Meal. Phone 421 Eleetradtb return to Herald office. R a d i o . ________ ______________ LOST— Female pointer puppy, 5 WIGHTS—These -tationa months old. Liver and white. ooll* and Second. First and Wm Named Kate. Jumped from auto­ ffanfnrd Avrtin# and 10tb S tm t mobile on Celery Avenue and Os­ Cxpert s s r v l e s . _____________ teen road. Return or notify W. D. Hester, Seminole Hotel, Re­ WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing ward. W A R E H O U S E PROPERTY BarlUU). FOR SALE: Baby carria: stove and rug. Call 416*. LANKY’S DRUG STORE arriptlors, Drugs, Sodas ore is bear you as your Call 103. ■■■■as* Yesterday’s Results Browns Are Beaten Twice By*Cobbmen; Sox Beat Cleveland We carry a full line. FOR SALEi: 1923 model Ford Our prices are right. Cash or Touring. 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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 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 05, 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/1580baa513c1da6a9e4cd0f01bc9af92.pdf b68a1bdc6c848e5076b567541a0bdb10 PDF Text Text ' • i * j . . . .• Yf r* •* • . < ■J \ + ' U KBl : . Vr’ Arr»**f . >v . J: .* . . .................... 1$ » • . . “J ' •• Iid H • P I * ,, ;«!•' H M I H M MHUP*^ ▼ . *y■ ’ *Stl** I•1 ■.*4 * : v €ihM 7 - *1 mi » =aa= I Lmr.CW I »* ‘ n n trm i CIATED PRESS DISPATCHES r« u •» PRICE SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUI !»AY, OCTOBER 6, N 1n i -1 < CENTS ■ • .• -• r %.i • War f \ t Brother And Sis After Examination And Quiz sing By Officers, Youngster v FinallyAdmits Committed Act Because “He Got Mad” ion In He­ ll Control >rporaNecessary Expert Says Brain That 4 >f a Criminal Boy Relates Story Without Trace of Emotion; Grand Jury to Probe Case Today Against ig Board Toleration Is The ind Son | '’or Mi HENDERSONVILLE. Oct. fl.—<yp)—Bonnie L. a local barber and son. Ml Brooks, were arraigned ii oerior court ,Monday afte: >n a chargo of murdering Y. Bryson, former mayor oi city, who Brooks claims found at hia home with Brooks when the defendant expectedly arrived there. A t the time ho is tuld to lave found Bryson at his 1 #me Brooks fired several shot i ®t Bryson, who made hia e» ape. Subsequently an agreement was reached in court th a t Br rson was to leave the state ffr ■ period of two years. He re urnt m itm ed about the first of Auguii an d when seen on the streets ihere on Aug. 0 by Brooks, the litter is said to have opened fl>» on hHn Brook's son is also nllegi d ta have fired a t Bryson, the 1 itter dying almost instantly. The ease lias been tentatively set for Thumlay morning with J wye Harding of Charlotte presl ling. IRDERED SOON JK m S l f f j y . f g _ Jtrtst Hears Walk-Out of Bitumniou9 Miners May Be Called; President Lewis Keeps Mum on Tiie Subject m ; >i LEGIONATHTUDEl^S SS* Dealings ON AIR SQUABBLE Fair Disarmament PI Court Also Disallows Strike May Spread To Several States STILL UNDECIDED Addresses Anni Alleged Slander Talk Defense Shows S ig n s Crt^rab* ling as Testimony Sho’wlfif e s tl Insanity in Cole Family Is Barred at Mondny Session Various Delegations Submit Counsel fo:* Both Sides En< BHumnious Miners Declare Resolutions on Case But Operators Have Vlolnted Rage In Arguments Involv­ No Action Is Taken Last All Existing Agreements ing Many PeroonalRemarks Night by Air Cbmmittee NEW YORK, Oct. 0.—One of ROCKINGHAM, N. C., Oct. C.— Legion Gatherii TAMPA, ( * / 0.—(A1)—For the firs t timo since his arrest In con­ President In Favor nection with the death of his younger sistkr and brother last Palmer Is OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 0.—W — Saturday, Norbert Noble, nine UP)—Testimony to- prove that in­ the most significant developmenta year-old boy, Monday admitted Discussed sanity has been in the family of which has yet occurred In connec­ The Initial session of the Seventh having fired the gun th at caused W. B. Cole and that specific slan­ tion with the strike of anthracite annual convention of the American OMAHA, Neb. Oct. 6, Meeting their deaths. ders were made by W. W. Ormond miners, took place Monday when Legion ended Monday afternoon af­ John L. Lewis, president of the (AP) President Coolidge, ad­ ter brief opening ceremonies. The The admission was made in the to bis friends about Cole’s dau­ N. Oct. 6.— .J ™ n ^ H f f o r d B. Cook, who la office of Dr. H. Mason Smith, not­ ghter, was offered by the defense United Mine Workers, declined to iierlous work of the gathering went dressing the American L on a report that ho is to committee meetings ed psychiatrist, who examined the .of the wealthy dotton manufactur­ comment C. Palmer was preparing to call a general strike Most of them early Mondpy night ion convention here today, boy. After the examination Dr. e r Monday. clarctl that the results of the ,y by the Shipof the bituminous miners on or Smith reported to Judge E. C. Dar­ Neither testimony was allowed. soon after Nov. 1, if the hnrd coal hod not been productlvo of re­ World Wnrw ill be lost and ta.s president of lington, of the Juvenile Court, that C. R. Hall, a defense witness, strike is not settled by thut time. sults. Several knotty problem!' the nations of the world icy fleet corpor- relewcii on n $2000 bond He la while the child was not actually wen* encountered, Including the a t­ testified that In November, 1024,' In tho faco of tho silence main­ titude of the aeronautical commit­ prepare far another conflict as at the same Ihown in n atat* guard u n ifo rm ^ insane, his mental development Ormond had made remarks to him tained by tho mine workers lead­ had been considerably retarded. tee toward William Mitchell. unless racial antagonisms are . d vice president about Miss Ellasbeth Cole, former­ er, at least one future develop­ Tho various Col. He also said tho boy’s brain was committees will have ly Orpiund’s sweetheart, Cole shot demobilized and a universal Corporation in ment seemed highly probable—that th a t of a potential criminal. Orinond to death August IB, 15)25, he will endeavor to bring about a until Thursday to report. attitude of toleration is creatod.’ uropean operaCase to Grand Jury. In Its consideration of the nine months luter. strike in both the union nnd non­ Inasmuch os the Grand Jury will “ If our country ia to have an* wley of BosThe defense offered Hall’s tes­ union soft coal fields of most oi Mitchell matter, the committee had position of leadership," he added, meet today, Judge Darlington before it resolutions presented by timony to corroborate Fred By­ West Virginia and In some sec­ deemed it advisable to have it con­ "I trust it may be in th at dlre«> ten by accepting num, Cole’s personal attorney, tions of western and central Penn­ vnrious posts in Kansas, Michigan, tlon, and I believe that the plac; sider the boy’s case before taking Minnesota and Ohio. who has testified that after he ob­ sylvania. . o f Mr. Palmer, any further action. Facts in thu where it should begin ia a t home. The semion quickly developed tained n signed letter from Or­ Whether there would then be a case will be presented today, and Sjftter of form had Asserting that no nation ever ’ into a heated discussion of whether mond promising to stop making spread of tho strike to Illinois, In­ if no action Is taken by them, file when he was hnd or ever will have an army personalities (Colonel Mitchell) remarks about Cole's daughter, Or­ ProblemsConfronting Sanford Judge Darlington will order him diana, Ohio and other bituminous enough to guarantee It esldent of the corpomond made promiscuous remarks fields, either by order or “spon­ should be considered in framing l u i large Celery Growers to Be h ully committed to the Florida Farm | against attack In time of peace or two years ago. various resolutions nnd it was dc in Rockingham. taneous action" on the part of the and School for Epileptics insure its victory In war, the Studied By Agriculturists; Colony The defense contended that the soft coal mines, uppears wholly a cided that a sub-committee should to and Feeble Minded a t Gainesville. President said that “penco and se­ bo appointed to consider all resoNo RecommendatlonsGiven iCTON, Oct. f l.- V f ) If this course is taken, Norbert Increase of 400 Per Cent testimony would tend to prove mal­ matter of conpccture. curity are mure likely to result lutiomi, regardless of tho subject lent with President ice on Ormond’s part and would will be taken to Goinesvillo by Revealed In Figures Re­ also tend to show the effect on The report of which all the niin- matters. The sub-commltteo met from fair and honorable dealings .methods for disposTho discussion of various prob­ Mrs. Nunnlo Reichert, assistant lease for Quarter Ending Cole’s mind of remarks similar to !>vemment’s merchant lems incident to the successful cul­ probation officer. Sept. 30, By Postmaster those told him by Bynum. was emphasized in a tivation celery in this section, While Norbert was being ex­ than by any attempt a t londay by Commis- and the formulation of plan* * Hut Little Effect. s Colonel s t t J 5Mitchell s r s - and « Ida army nations .......................... amined by Dr. Smith, funeral ser­ competition in squadrons — and bat­ The prosecution based its oppo­ ^Thompson of the shlp- further research work in the ex­ vices were being held for Violet Revenue derived from the salo talions." Wall Street who haii resigned pro- termination of insect PMtll«iUi|l and Arthur, the younger sister of. postage status were the subject of conver­ and documentary sition on the grounds that a conCoal strike is still regarded sations. on nil sides today. “No doubt this country," he con- 1 iinat the proposal to di’Dases, which arc known to cut and brother, whom he killed S at­ stamps and other government col­ | versatlon nine months ago was too here (Washington) ns more serious tinued, “could, if it wished to [board or do away with down tire yenrly production fig­ urday. remote to havo any effect on Cole s lections made at the Sanford post­ “Mitchell Men” Parade than Ih publicly admitted. No bo spend more money, make a better mind nnd that the remarks of the >resontation in its mem- ures of thin Important cron, were office for the month of September The District of Columbia deleNorbert was taken to the office military force, but that is only the outstanding features of a con­ of Dr. Smith by Judgo Darlington is nnnounceil as $2,184.20 by Post­ conversation were never communi­ lutlon is in sight. rrution broke out with banners in­ part of the problem that confronts_ "Lewis is now planning to call cated to Cole, therefore, they could J ’s action last week In ference of agriculturists in this nnd J. M. Lassiter, probation-of­ master J. P. Hall. . strike in general bituminous fields, scribed “ We are Mitchell’s men the government; Tho teal .quw-* hud no effect. ull control of the Fleet city Monday. and paraded. While figures of tho same month have ficer. tiorr is whether spending mote For two hours opposing counsel including the non-union West Vir­ n, he asserted, was necRepresentatives of the United The boy showed no trace or in 1024 nre not available for comCapt. Junlun Peyser of W ashing­ money to make a better military ginia, where he expect* response correct the chaos and States Department of Agriculture, emotion regarding his act until P riso n a^reiatlvJ^‘eitrmut«"of"the j argued tho question and the nd- despite failure of Fairmont strike ton, D. C., close friend of Mitchell, force would really make a better fnr th,' i.unrtcr ending Sept. I dresses to the court were punctulihi: i'ration resulting from tha University of Florida Experi­ Judge Darlington reminded him of last year. This Is scheduled for declared that Hhould thu (.olonol country. B compliance with Pres- ment Stations, the Florida Stato the fact thut his brother and s I b coinc to Omaha one of tho district about Nov. 1.” O ppomcs Larger Armed Force. Jidge’s insistence that Plant Hoard and .other agencies ter were in Heaven. In previous ycurs, where the {delegates would resign hia seat and “ I would be tho last to dispar­ ruled against the State, then afPalmor, president of the 'interested in calory production a t­ A t that a few tears trickled rcfleet the enormous expansion of ter more urgument reserved his anthrecite miners have been on i permit Mitchell to ait as a icgu- age tho military art. I t la la an ,n, "lio given powers the tended tho meeting, according to down his chocks, but in a moment huslnosB ut the locul institution. ruling until he had studied the strike and reports th a t the soft[jnrly constituted^ delegate, jw™ch h{Lorab le,f ad patriotic calling of Wa exclusively lodged in the an account furnished by B. F. his eyes were dry again and he Postal receipts for the three eoal mine workers, still working Vfctftd permit him lrvr\nieW M l»n the hlcKcst fank. But I can seboard." Tho members, he Whitncr, Seminole county agent. evinced little interest in th e pro* month period closing £opt. J 0. matter more fully *ndvftnnlly rul­ under co n tra ct, intended also to go service fight to the conventi ^ m erit in any unnecessary exed ugainst thu defenfl|U. e r hnd to take shnrp 1»Included among the crop and erodings which were to determine l!)i4 lire shown as $725)J)0. Reve­ out, were brought* to Mr. Lewis. flooi*. pendituro of money to hire men to Under its application tho do* the president' or ignore tho question of Ills sanity. nue announced at the locul postof- fejiso cannot offer evidence of His usual reply wus that “the There were hints in many quar- build fleets and carry muskets gations under their oath bacteriology specialist* i present at Admits Firing Gun. the conference* yeaterduy were: ficc .for ight bo when international relations uml #• slanderous reinnr.u remarks muw that were ..... not United Mine Workers abides by ters that the convention mHl . . the —- same ——- quarter • . of this sianuerous Admission that he had discharg­ year is declared to total its agreements." called upon to consider taking a ngreenientH permit the turning of W. H. White nnd B. L. Boyden, communicated to Colo und Bynum zrd was understood at a But when the Washington report formal attitude towards the prohi­ such resources into the making of ed the gun which caused the death on increase lor im- 1 !is ,intv who commuuiis the only witness who commuui lay to have discussed the of the Burcnu of Kntohriology; Dr. of the other two children came af­ representing 140 waa transmitted to Mr. Lewis yes­ bition amendment nnd towards de­ oo<l roads, the building of better cuted such remarks to him. Mr, Palmer from the S. P. Doolittle ami A. C. Foster of ter u series of questions put to him ycur of $3,170.80, or nearly terday ut his headquarter* in claring iUulf ready to abundon one emea, the promotion of education tho Bureau of Plant Industry; J. per cent Exception to Ruling. of tho corporation, but Philadelphia, he • siguiricuntly of Its cardinal principles, non-par­ and all the other arts of peaeo by Dr. Smith. 0. Clarko of tho Bureau of ChemOther revenues reported by the The defense took an exception move In this direction made no comment whusoever. The ticipation In politics. -No official which minister to the advancement istry, United States Department , Ignited Didn’t you point the gun at them postal authorities here to*' | the and later when Mrs. W. C. Little, parent. The consistent only quotation obtainable came be (footed upon tho possi­ of human welfare." • B. „ E. .. .... smmlssionor Hn- of Agriculture; Dr. 0 . Weber, Dr. and null the trigger?” the doctor quarterly period include $10, <40.44 u cousin of Cole, was prevented from Ellis Seurlcs, editor of thu would bility of those matters being urged from postal accounts und $24,­ from testifying that Insanity has •tKo*have Mr! Palmer K. W. Ruprocht. Prof. J. R. Watson nskeu. Avoiding direct reference to any United Mine Workers’ Journul und from the floor, however. 0-11.17 from a total of 2,724 money cd President Coolidgoiund Director Wilmon Newell of the been in Cole’s family, tho defense specific situation. Mr. Coolidgo "Yes, I did," the boy replied in W»<1 often Mr. Lewis’ chief spokesman. Candidates For Conrmunder n’t resiirn’ution Florida Experiment expressed the opinion that military it for Ida hia resignation,— - . Station. . . . Gain-, a voice devoid of any emotion orders issued here, in addition to took unother. reveal “The miners," said Mr. Searlcs, The first session produced three power should be subordinated _ to an.1 •%. csvillc; II. S. McQuniu and Bernard whatever. tho $3,5)00.70 from sale of docu­ Mrs. Little hnd to bo cautioned “cun soy nothing ut this time conwhich admitted till candidates for national vhii j ............ .. ... ... inUllllllLil III1 UUcvn »»»* ..... * ‘ , itpnnrii Gcbauf of Gainesville and Griffin, Because of the low mentality of mentary stamps. This is shown to from the bench when Bhu insisted cerning the report that there niuy I mmum|t,r, an,i „ definite trend and governed by civil authority, bo larger than during the same over n sustained objection to the tho bo ,rd was "An inGeorgia; M. R. Ensign of the Aua general strike in thu bitumln- towun|s w ard in g tho next annual and continued: tho board was An in r|cuUurgl Kxtons}on Division. Uni­ tho boy, Dr. Smith conducted only question that insanity had been be " It is for this reason that any (ranch of government, versity of Florida; Dr. E. D. Ball, n part of his investigation in the term in 15)24. ous fluids " convention to Philadelphia to be Local authorities stato that the observed in Cole’s fumily. cutivc brnnch,” Mr. and Dr. E. W. Berger, of the State morning. Ho later examined the However, from other sources, held during tho Sesqulcentenniul organization c*f men in the mili­ Mrs. Little was culled to cor­ closely in touch with the coal sit­ rapid rise in Income at the banboy in the afternoon. his statement today Those urged for tho tary service bent on inflaming the 1'lnnt Board staff. Gainesville and After the examination had been ford office will result in further roborate her son, Paul, who testi­ uation, it was leurned that where celebration. post of homfr H. I*. Shnfford public mind for tho purpose of M. Scott, C. M. Berry, S. D. concluded, Norbert was returned , ■extension of facilities. bale of fied that he hud told his mother the United Mine Workers consid­ of New York, are ek of the Fleet Corporn- W. Howard Savage of forcing government action through Chase, S. O. Chnae. W. . Leffler to the probation office in *Pe ) documentary stumps in larger de- that Cole had uppeured “crazy" er that groups of bituminous oper­ Chicago nnd John McQuigg ted by law in the mem­ of the pressure of public opinion is ai» exceedingly dangerous undertaking shipping board, the of- uml County' A "enl B. F. Whltncr, (jourthouse where he wnited to be nominations than heretofore uvall- when ho visited their home lust ators already liuvu broken their tuken to the County Detention nbje j uo t o demunds of locul pa- March. and precedent. This is so what­ tho Fleet Corporntinn Jr., of Sanford. contracts with the union, the lat­ Ohio. Georgo I~ Berry of Tennemee, The mother who had not been ter will not hesitate to call strik­ Tho conference had to do entire- Ilome. trons, has been announced at the ever form it might take, whether ed bv and responsible to ‘ the International Pressnt home a t the time, wus called tu ers at the first opportune moment. Men's UnlonT was mentioned us u iil be for purposo of influencing While seated there ho suddenly |O Crt| office, ine• bourd. In anv neglect !y with plans for experimental .* m * ..... —I- _5 , 1. - 1 ___ ____I I ..___ It {■ ir malfeasance of any of- work with celery problems it is burst into teurs. Questioned b y ' p tmaster Hall today declared corroborate her son. * This applies* to tho Hcthehom S S lb to rtpr.-scnl.tlvc af .he .he « « * » . U jh J r th .. or “ Mamma,’’ she suid her son told Mines Corporation and other lurgu po said, not only nt Sanford, but probation officials who thought Jt La» ‘tiu. present rush in mail mutthe heads of departments. the Fleet Corporation it Southern states. her that night, “Cousin Bill Cole ^ UOprecej e, precedcnted in the history c to the board, not the throughout tho State. The various lealixation of his act had just come din-rotors of northern West Vir" It is for the civil authority to Florida Endorses Mcl-orlond specialists present devoted their to him, he replied that his head of the local office. He stated that came by this afternoon. He np I gmia the Pittsburgh Coal Comr (ration officials, Frank McFarland of Kansus re­ determine what appropriation* puny, in western Pennsylvania und institution of the United time to formulating pluns for ex­ hurt. more mail of ull classes hus been poured to be crazy.” the endorsement of H onda, shall bo granted, what appoint­ Paul Little, in describing Colo s the Buffalo, Rochester und Pitts­ ceived Judge Darlington said if he u handled by the local force during Scificatly provides thnt periments in control of celery in­ Stat but has not been endorsed by hit* ments shall bo made, and what in shall have power to sects, celery diseases and fertilizer confined in the Gainesville Institu­ the past 10 days than passed actions, mentioned the character­ burgh railroad, in central Penn­ home state. the rules ahall be adopted for tho istics of "nervousness,” “pallor government property, queu.ions and it was stated by those tion, he will be kept there until through the regular channels in the dispose sylvania. Today’s opening session con­ conduct of its armed forces. Whnnisident insisted in a in charge that very careful plans sonic change is apparent in his five weeks previous. Authorities and “vucantly staring” that every f Yet t cluded with a solemn tribute to the ever tho military power starts dic­ Ition to tho board that have been perfected whereby the mental condition. From the report are at a loss to expluin the sudden other wltneaa who hnd testified a* Pardon Board Grants nation's dead of the World War. comm tating to the civil authority, by the board should not various agencies and institutions of Dr. Smith it is believed th a t no avalanche which has continued un­ to Cole’s nppenrance hud mention­ m c“ v “There is no death." sung l»y whatsoever means adopted, tho iss the sales of ships mentioned will co-opcrute closely inprovement in his mental condi­ abated for ulmost two weeks. ed. Clemency to 44 Men Miss Kalheryn Browne of Chicago, liberties of the country are hegintfra ipective purchasers but nnd harmoniously in trying to find tion will be experienced, and his National defense a minute of silent prayer for souls ing to end. __ function should remain solutions for the many problems ultimate removul to Chattuhoochee TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. Oct. 5— of the host and tho noten of Tups, should nt all times be supported, iy with Admirnl Palmer, confronting the celery producers. is expected by juvenile authorities. (/p)_Forty four pardons, three pa­ the soldier’s farewell, sent the dele­ but any form of militarism should The • double trugedy occurred Open Conflict No attempt was made at the be resisted." roles, eleven commutations of sen­ gates uway with serious faces. ?nicd, except in op<?n con- meeting to formulate recommenda­ Saturday morning in the home of To the home state of Gen. John (Continued on Pugo Three) tence und four restorations to cittho president, opportun- tions to the grower.:, it being point­ Mr. and Mrs. Will Noble, who were irn all the facta in con­ ed out that many suggestions, par­ at work. . , . . Hoard of Pardonu ut the semi-an­ F2. F. Gov. Adam McMullen bade Play By Play Account tinued on Page Three) Workmen hearing the report or ticularly for tho control of celery the Legionnaric* welcome and nual session held recently. diiimses, can be niude a t the pro­ a shotgun ran to the house where Deliberation on possible relief The acts of clemency were afMayor Junies Duhlman of Omaha Ilctarnirig yesterday from his an­ time upon the basis of past they found Norbert with the wea­ sioii of I ratified last night’s seizure of the Of World Series to Be *y Salesman I n per measures to be adopted in bund­ firmed nt an executive scs experience and such advice will be pon in his hinds, standing over nual vocation, spent at , IJay|on® ling the present Inbor and hous­ the board, held last week, when city by telling the veterans ito Furnished By Legion the prone bodies of his younger Beach, City Clerk L. R. PfolllP» ing in this city wai. the main topic ido Is Robbed Of issued from time to timo. the list was authorized for pub- “take it. it’s youru" is issuing building permha with brother and sister. It is also pointed out that the of a general discussion by mem­ Ucation. Play by play results of tho 100 In Diamonds research work now contemplated “Brother shot us. Ho was mod u renewed interest today. Ho stat­ bers of the Sanford Rotary Club F’ormal notice of tho pardons, S1FX1E IS PROCLAIMED World Series.which opens tomorrow ed this morning that ho ia glau to a t us,” Viojet told the workmen. extends Into new fields and results in Pittsburgh, will be depicted An ambulance was summoned get back to Sanford, and enumer­ a t their weekly luncheon in the paroles, commutations and citizen­ ORliANDO, Oct. 6.—(A*)—No cannot be expected until after Seminole Grill today. ship went forward from the gov­ graphically on the automatic acoro iu to the identity of the man who period of months. As rapidly as in­ and the children removed to a hos- ated his reasons. p u ffin by* ernor’s offico soon after the lilt Following the presentation of Mr. Phillips reportn considerable A. Wagner, jewelry sale.vnan of formation of value ia obtained by litai where they died a short time was approved with the letter* mull­ tha Chamber of Commerce housing dissatisfaction felt by residents In ' _rnt rob- the reumreh workers, however, it later. sdelphia says tyi- ’last‘ nig morvy, according io en announce­ several cities along the East Coaat survey report to the members, by ed so as to reach their destination throughout Greece. him' of $135,000 worth of din— it.’ i iwi. . i t , ** m®de available for use of ment made this morning by of­ Tampa—New $200,000 cafe to regarding the methods of adminis­ Henry Kies, Jr., several suggest­ today. s op the outskirts^0' this city, (^ ^ rowur3( Krowers ure nsficials of the local post. be constructed on Eust Broadway. tration in vogue In that section. ions were made concerning possible been found this morning, tte* j sured Generul oxtravagance among ine solutions for the evil. The board, built by tho legionling to « statement issued nt | _ Col. Oeorgo W. Knight brought nariea last year for use duriug tho city heads, he says, has brought office of .the Orange county about numeroun complaints trom the question of scarcity of skilled World Series, is said to be complete in every detail and will reflect th« taxpayers. Cheap paving, realty i labor to the attention of the Ror He says ho was unarmed Inst speculation with a Minimum of tarians, and the two sltunt.ons announcement of each P*®y 11 "J jht when he went with the man received over the Legion* -a-eu building in proportion, and con­ were compared and treated jointly sell his uncle some diamond*. Continuation of a number of 1ilarily disposed of, following their .^_ direct from Forbes Fwd. gested. over-crowded living acco­ by the body. j said he accompanied him outWhile no definite action was cases on the criminal docket nnd | non-appearance in court. A writ l According to the announcement le the city in the man’s car and modations are among the condi­ Byron J. Connell pilot of tho Hawui tions which Mr. Phillips reporta. taken by the cfoo at this time re­ the dismissal of the others, foi >f capias was issued for «»*«•. t •.IV.’ thc^board will be in oreraWASHINGTON, Oct. fl.-UP) lid ho waa ordered out of the inn flinht plane PN-1) No. 1, also to a tree i Six naval air officers Monday opTwo rounts, charging ai.kr immediately after the atart Comparing the localittab he de­ garding the m atter, tho belief of various reasons, consumed the tr and then was tied -id the men went away with suit- nosod Colonel William Mitchell’s look exception to Colonel Mitchell’s clares that Sanford Is reasonably the members present was express­ time of the bimluole County vated assault and one wiargfog tlo n lm m jd ta u ^ -• morning • -• open— ed us confident that the problem Court this plan for 'rc-organization. of the charge thot “amateur bungling by free from this state of be.ng. ut* the tassault and battery, against fam es or tne games admission will .bw ire of jewelry. A nominal nationu! defense while the Colonel non-flying naval officer* was rethe harmonious accord and will be worked out in time by local ing scaalon of the October term. Long were dropped. The ra»e had leg! on it ta said. ty of of There were no hearings. himself wus called to the war de­ sunnsibl* for the failure of the c« ^ d « n tla”*attUude™aHord^ the civic interests. The necessity settled, « .'» « W .,* i p « m ti i« '•»!»•»*'■*■ T h«, Many Jewel Robberies to defray p« S8fies Fena bau M .f__l henrty n\.nrM»rilMOTl co-operaMon among those Tho case of B. F . Ross was the was nolle pressed by the court. NSW YORK, Oct. G.—Pre ious partment where disciplinary pro-j Ulght. He asserted all arrange- City Commission here ny mi illustra* hnnrtu The cases ugainst Alvin Tunner, i announcer to t •ding., against him are underlmentu were entrusted to Conimaii- tive. Paving work in Sanford is interested la enjoined by the en- first called today. Upon the nontenia, of which there are billions uppearance of Ross, the court or­ W. M. Hart, W. II H art, W. G. not been nanwu t with tF.e Leg-. j ( dollars worth stored in exclus­ lunsldcratiun as a result of his cri- der John Rodgers, fugbt *?.*.*„ far superior to any uoserved in a iTO body, however. Robmaon. J. V. McKee, I By Attendance today was reported tii-ism* of existing conditions. whom he described as a v* y, Sshford Herald ive Now York shopping districts, dered bond estreated, and a writ Lee, John number of East Coast cities, a K. Growland David White ion offlciuls, Thty by rlay accounB FJmcr Tho naval pilot* solidly lined j very good flyjr." of capias issued. Ross was-charg­ good. cm to have a call now for opera­ cording to Mr. Phillips. a will secure a up before the president’s air board i Oppose Suggestion nd will be published with possession of intoxicating were continued until the next tions of the criminal class. An ardent deciple of angling. Mr. also 01 ;»; by court order, because oi in Last winter furs, silks und vel­ against the Colonel’s propor.ed de-j Two of the other pilots to the Phillips reports having caught sev­ Markets ,i(luor' .... t« ; q'jent witnesrics and for othe: Cases ag aim t Floyd \y.vshburii vnts started by The vets figured largely in burglaries i partment of national defense but opposed a suggestion eral strings of bass in the waters I nical reasons. Other cases will oe | fl w ar whan the SaitK » near Daytona, but, u.rangaly, and It. Fl. Hilyard, up^n’charg ' street hold up, succeeded dur- | differed nrnnng themselvcti as to bocird by Major Generel ‘ to t ' CHICAGO, -Oct. fl.--(/P)—Wheat of vioialionA of tho liquor law*; i prosecuted tomorrow, it L» under- Herald in the tnm ig the sunnier by long list de­ u remedy for diseatisfartion which i Hines, army chief of •* *. claims no record haul*- Accompan­ 37 3-1 to 1M i May 158 .3-4 to and Myit Ctxx, chargVd with iW4sa- j uUrt h'duurnul a predations in which chain store they freely admitted was prevalent Ithe coastal defense be *ur ied by his wife and daughter, 1 DU h. Mr Phillip* waa 13V l - l | Corn, Dec™ Dec, 77 »< J -8 to 77 ing a .wuVthtoU check, wtro slm -1 for the day. tills and payroll* were objects of anioug tho air personnel because entirely to the .A > ^ jsueh^un arraprem en_w ouu viofbittack. Now each day brings its ‘of thu present organization. S i city S T & i u . 'i s o.vv u« j w . « . (Continued on Page Three) 'ajtffn |neriea of reported thefts of prec­ One of the officers, Lieutonani " ~ ious stones. Wf i f e dn . ^ noted farming experts attend local meeting M lV 8" BIG GAIN SHOWN DURING YEAR IN POSTAL RECEIPTS t t t & s a ti& s g z \.s City Clerk Philips Rotarians Discuss BackFrom Vacation Housing Shortage .. ............................................... . Trip To East Coast At Luncheon Today Six Naval Air Officers Declare Their Opposition To Mitchell Defense Plan w. County Court Disposes Of 14 Cases During F irst Session This Morning an . . S fc i % �I 1 ' , S A V S D /' 3 il if. J • r L , - 5 E? y . WOW DflfJT ARfiOC A9oOnr IT NOW L'l l HAVE T o pa v tHe O L D D U FFER THE ‘S C I? > AMSiHER M l N O r e - S D t ) GO SIGHT .OVER A ND M A K E U P W iT h A- AlP. CaUMW - H E'9 FWlD Vo cC DccTtdr B ill and t OWE HIM now its U P T b VOD l b D O 'r O U P P A R T n S k f i . o h i d .%, i n a n d r o M r j M K S T A T R OK r l .O R MtoLB COtJktr. I* r p n vrimY. In n e B atate of v 51> • :«<«»« f» iin*-t Vifijt r, ■:. U P W A R D WINSLOW M IT C H E L L , ■b. It. JACOBS, . • deceased. C om pIaloartV Vot lee t » C t t J H a l i l l T * L , _ ’ < r». T o all C r e d i t o r * . l e g a t e e s , D U tr lh u te e * und all P a jf fo M h a v i n g ISAIAH F U T C H r t ' a L . D e fe n d a n t" . C laim s o r D em a n d s a g a i n s t feald Ka­ i C ita tio n To I m IaIi Kutclt a n d w ife .—— — * You, and caclj o f , / o u . are h e l e h y Fiitrlt, w hn«« C t i a n n utno I* tin nntlfled nnd r e q u i r e ! t o . p r e s e n t a h y k n o w n ; A. S o l ahrr i s«fld w if e .---------rla lm a an d d - r a a n d s w h i c O ^ . ’m Molar, C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is un* e i t h e r nr you. m a y w xv* x g t f l m the know n:w ho"* A n to n io S o ln ry a n d Wife, entail) of K dtvurd W i n s lo w Mitchell ---------Solnry, Whose C h r i s t i a n n a m e deceased, la te of S e m in o l e C ounty. I* unkn o w n : I t P. Boyd a n d w ife— Florida, to th e u n d u n s lg n e d A d m in Boyd. w hone C h r is t ia n n a m e la u n ­ ( s tr a tu m of sa id e a t a t e , w l l b l a . o n e — know n; C. M. W illia m * r.nd wife.— y e a r from tho d a t a h e r e o f, ..." - W lllltuna, w h o s e C h r is t ia n D ated S e p te m b e r l M h . A. t>. IMS. ------nnnut I* u n k n o w n ; J a m e n C. I’a t f a r r.'tA NCRK I* M IT C IIK L L son and w ife , ------------- P a l t r r s d n , LA W ItK NU B C. H I T C l l K L L whose C h r i s t i a n n a m e la u n k n o w n ; F u tc h . u n m a r r i e d ; S aihuel O. S ept: H -:i^ H U O c i:t r s ! ? l ^ 9 - « . ' N o v : Annie F u tch and w ife ,----------- F u t c h . who:,e Christian n a m e Isu n k n o w n ; lle tir y F u tch an d w if e .----------- F u t c h . w hoso Christian n a m e Is U n k n o w n ; Air*. NOTICK F O R PtlH C IC A T IO N F u tc h a n d h u s b a n d .--------<*--*— „ , H E M A L NCf. (H7193 Alike Futch, w h o se C h r is t ia n n a m e Is u n ­ I le p n r t n i r n l Of T h e I n t e r i o r know n ; W. H. F u t e h a n d w ife,——---V. 8. L an d o f f i c e „ t G ain e sv ille. Futch, w h o s e C h r is t ia n n a m e Is Un­ n; ( l e o n e tv. F u t c h J r ., an d . NHTICIv Is h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t know wife,—---------- F u tc h . w h o s e C h r is t ia n name Is u n k n o w n ! P o llle l l u f n e t t and h u sba nd. G e o r g e B u r n e t t ; Nancy Jon-t* and h u s b a n d , J . W. J o u e e ; all fo rm e r s to c k h o ld e r s , w h o se names a r e u n k n o w n , of AtcKInsle u n i M cK innon, a c o r p o r a ti o n . If sal-1 c o r p o r a ti o n Is no l o n g e r a le g al en tity : McKInxIe nnd AIcKInnon, .1 r o - i a r t n o r s h l p a n d ea ch a n d eve ry of the c o - p a r t n e r s , w h o s e n a m e s a r e unknown, w h o w e r e on t h e 19lh day of S ep te m b er A. D. t i l l t r a d i n g a n d dying b u s in e s s u n d e r t h e r o - n n r l t f e r sli!n nam e nr.d s ty le of MrKInxIn ami M cK innon, nnd ea ch n nd every of the a b o v e n am ed d efe n ilau t* . If living, nnd If e ith e r, a n y o r / a l l of luilil d e f e n d a n t s he dead, t o till p a r ­ ties c l a im in g I n te r e s ts u n d e r th e following d e c c n s r d d e f e n d a n t s , to - Development D w in fc S V KISSIMMEE—Kansas City man PENSACOLA—Lot of GO-fcet plans largest buildini; progratn at frontage soli] to Jacksonville con­ cern for repfljtcd sum of $-10,000; Intcroccan City within month. cnlnrplng of hotol to (100 client moniH planned. PANAMA CITY—Grountl to he broken in week for GO-room hotel AVON PARK—Engineer foi to coat over $.‘100,000, new road program ix named; not­ prov/mtenta hHfUn, tn Highland ed author buys llG-acrc tract. P ark ; children’s playground plans placed beforo American Legiop; GAINESVILLE — Work M arts new exhibition buildings improve on new $160,000 hotel; Gainesville to have new dnlly paper. (The fair grounds, -t d ■■ Daily Sun)—Trees cleared away LAKELAND—Property of Na­ for now butel. tional Carpenter’s/Union to be re ­ tained at I-akcland, with several KEY WEST—Modern garago million to be spent in improve­ btdng erected to cost ubout $20,­ ments; $503,960 roported in build­ 000; realty transactions show ing psrmlts; city to widen Orange great activity, with more business and Lime streets; protection prom­ expected in October. ised nubile in buying Lakeland land syndicate buys large lake front APOPKA—One of tho most val­ tract; building permits reach ( 100^ uable 000 mark for single day; bank cor­ $7,000. pieces of property goes fur Probably one poration plans splendid skyscrap­ reason for the V Q H y er; sale of business property in HOLLYWOOD—Now $3,000,000 p o p u la rity of Tampa brings Lakeland men hotel open January. 8; work on VVRIGLEY’S Is that it latts wealth, report; sale of 8.G00 acres Lake to Mabel harbor to begin in a so long and returns such nt Lake Stearns forerunner to big fotv Wee>,n. . great dividends for so small development, is belief. an outlay. * It keeps teeth PALATKA—Civic clubs confer dean, breath sweet, appetite SEBRING—Bond of $070,000 keen, digestion good. to plan development of interest for light and water sold. Exten­ Fresh and full-flavored sive paving work is begun; erec­ throughout ccntiu! Florida. always In its wax-wrapped tion of 20 houses projected; con­ j— package. MONT1CKLLO—Bonds of $ 1 , struction of casino to be finished C20,0()0 carry for good roods. shortly. s- = k ,s wife.— *-------W illia m s, Whose C h r is ­ t i a n n a m e is u n k n o w n : J a m e s .C. 1 'a tt e r a o n a n d w ife.------------ F a t t s r sotf, w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e la u n ­ k n o w n ; .Anple F u t e h , S am u e l O. F u t c h a n d w ife.-:------- F u t e h . whose C h r i s t i a n n a m e la u n k n o w n ; H en ry F u t c h nrtd wife.-------------F u te h , whose Christian name la unknown;, Mrs. M ika F utohr nnd h u s b a n d .------ ■-------F u t c h , w h o s e C h r is t ia n n a m e la u n ­ k n o w n ; W. F. F u tc h a n d Wife.-------iF u tc h . w h o s a C h r is tia n n a m e t« u n ­ k n o w n : O e o r a e W. F u t c h , Jr., and w ife.-------------F u tc h . w h o s e ChrlUtlnn n a m e Ja u n k n o w n ; F o l l l a . B u r n e t t a n d h u s b a n d . G eorxo B u r n e t t ; N a n ­ cy J o n e s a n d h u s b a n d , ' J . W. Jo n e s ; a ll f o r m e r . s to c k h o l d e r s . , . .w hose n a m e s a r e . u n k n o w n , of McKenale a n d M c K i n n o n .'a c o r p o r a tio n . If said - e o r p o ra tlo n Is no lo n g e r a le a n t e n ­ t i t y ; M c K e nale a n d M cK innon, a c o - p a r t n e r s h i p a n d e a c h *tnl every of t h e c o - p a r t n e r s , w h o se nam ex a r r u n k n o w n , w h o w ere on t h e 19th day of S e p te m b e r A. D. 1911- tr a d in g and d o in g b u s i n e s s u n d e r t h e eo*pdrtn e r s h lp n a m e an d s t y l e o f lle K Ittsle a n d M cK innon, o r o th e r w is e In nnd e a c h Of yc o u r - sa id Cl Hrra*#' a t : 37th d a y oi th e n a n d tl I t Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s drd e r he p u b l i s h e d In T h e - H a n f o r d on ce ^Sech w e e k - f o r f o u r consecuW i t n e s s m y 'h a 'ind and tfte seal nt th e C i r c u i t C o u r t. of t h e S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t of t h e S t a t e o f .F id rlda. in a n d f o r S e m i n o l e C ounty, on t h i s tfid 31th d a y o f S e p te m b e r A. P . 1919. • , . . V . K. DOUOLAS8. ; C le r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o f t h s S e v e n th J u d i c i a l C i r c u it of F l o r ­ ida, • In a n d f o r - S e m i n o l e C ounty. ( S KAI.) B y:. A. M. W B K K S , -• ' * ** « < * D e p u t y C le r k . pi-COTTKS f t S P E N C E R S olicito rs a n d o f C ouna el f o r the C om plainant. IN T U B C I R C U IT C O U R T O F T I I R S EV E N T H J U D I C I A L C IR C U IT . OK F I.O ltlllA , IN A N D F O R S E M I ­ NOLE COUNTY. IN C I I A N C K I tr . a . AI. JACOBS. • C om plainant, vs. IHAIAH F U T C H e t a l . *, D e f e n d a n t s . TO M cK lN Z lK A N D M cKINNON. n C o rp o ratio n : I t being m a d e to a p p e a r t b t h i s C o u r t tlmt HumrnoAs In C h a n c e r y h a s been h e r e t o f o r e Issued, d i r e c t ­ ed to you. n nd t h a t t h o S h e r i f f 6f Judge o f the Clm h\ J h J u d ic ia l Cirtut l a n d for HemlnnU r« PeCOTTKH ft HI’KNCn S olicitors a n d of ( w t h s C o m p ts in u i Kept. 31 Oct. 5-12-B.C, 5»0 per cent of MIAIVii Shores * 9„* aincss block anti many homes unTAVARES—Citizens form mil\lor way; lloynton developer to lien dollar corporation for cenerul ponsor- GOO-acro improvotnent pro- buftdtafr operations nt Tnvan>e. oct. . . w hosV ^rlsM R »a£Y Is u n k n o w n ; R. F. B oyd nn d wife. J : '< — vw * - . • v ■ ,t• \fj N OW WITHIN v,*sr » i . ’. ■ but no special assessments to the Miami Shores Investors EVERY DELRAY—Building permits to DAVENPORT—Construction to begin nt once on largo bus term i­ la! $7-1,850 for week. nal and garage. UOWEY—Contracts for six mil BOYNTON—Construction of bu- lien dolluts in highways arc let. th e above statement is to you, as a potential Greater Miami Investor? Judging from the continuous growth of G reater Miami, it goes w ithout saying th a t before long the rem aining balance of Miami Shores proper­ ties will be absorbed by Miami, and Shoreland Company will not oppose such action any more than they opposed the recent election, which ab­ sorbed approxim ately 50% of the entire property. T rue—it costs Shoreland Company—as a ci remuv pany—considerable money to have one-half recent which the properties taken into the City of Miami! this time and by reason of the fact th a t Shoa land Company, having promised all city improij ments, will fulfill th a t promise—install comple city improvements such as streets, paving, sid walks, curbing, w ater, electric lights—delivi ing completely improved properties to th e buy and fully paid by Shoreland Company AND WHAT A SAVING THIS MEANS TO THE INVESTOR OF WORRY AND MONEY ’ 21 ACRES Almost Touches City Limits—High and Dry $325.00 P er Acre il means th a t those im provem ents shall be installed and paid for by Shoreland Company, accordinfl definite specifications known to the p u rch aser when lie selects his property, hence the eliminaifj cf all special assessments. A REAL BU Y -265 ACRES A wonderful site for development, 1-2 mile hard road, 1-2 mile railroad. Near Country Club on Geneva Avenue, lakes, orange groves, high land Over and above all this, MIAMI SHORES is thoroughly and properly zoned as to restrictions. It is little wol ooi, then, th a t ail these advantages, plus the Shoreland Company’s sales and publicity service, ways a t the command of Shoreland investors in the m atter of resales. $80,000.00 1-1 Cash, Balance 1,2,3 Years Holly Realty Company Phone 702 Valdez Hotel Bldgr ’ Britt-Chittenden Realty Comp a n v * •• . ■ D istrict M oaigcra, 210 East First St., Sanford, Flit. ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... ....... ‘ • •; ' �Mount Dura—Now $150, Ration, Mount Dora ■♦B mat Cont]tfk99 >10d$e«‘b t DISAPPROVES NEW «A1 -To"“6vrfc""Mitch' ■Page One) S ervice Act. ■active service |bthorir.o brood ■rgcncies of all te e s , both per­ L the President he of war, powI somewhere for | prices” ns fa r tsslble in justice I its defenders.” frays’ be ifhpdsjusticc and war, i nlyfays .possible lals Vritn money,' not be purchas- BETTER BUYS 1 ? 1 1 L o t_ F „ r t Mellon . £ , ~ 2 u,c na V ista Rst Lot—Bel A i r ...... ..... Lot—P ark Avenue (ci ACms A page devoted entirely to Real ,a " (l (G m i 80 Acres Hammock laml i R- W. LAWTON Rooms 203-205 Meisch Unilding-. Ri*al Eatatn anil Investmcnla E state Bargains. Something San­ ford has beeh waiting for. No need to look all through the paper for th a t buy. You’ll find it rig h t here sooner or later W atch this page fo r “Special Listings,” king., for at jn 9re I justice, a more icy of law, a more Rrmony,' wc must its of peace. Pro­ jections under .tho -the world Is not |e except during •tic and intomn; One of the groat th? nations toilay lie auoh tranquil- REAL ESTATE BROKERS Masonic Building------Phone 707 went to tho capitol, where he cal­ led a conference of prow . J * H f re la tiv e s and annoiunced th a t if disciplinary proceedings were iniU ntcH Kcniescntalive t rank Becd, of IHInbls, h merhber of theHouSo anti-aircraft eottimitteo of th a , ja s t coneryss, woyld as civilian counsel. ™ e Co’onei also reiternted that the fitf« ™r , a national defense department h“d I jUTho1farPrfepttrtment case •K*lu^ 1 Colonel Mitchell at this «**» 1* in the hands of Colonel Q *oW * \ Nugent of tho inspector Jf ■ iffiw - No definite acUon toward bringing court "lartial pro­ ceeding till th« return to the city the U tter part of the w ^ k of Actinjr Secretary of W ar D«vis. ( “ chimplon o( the bure,u ot aero- including 7 rooms, bath garage, once about this. Price 5 LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US Two .4tory frame residence Will make an ideal home, See us at P art cash and monthly payments on Sanford Avenue Ripe for subdivision, adjoining city lim its balance, aaresr * *••-««« s w E S S 2 !5 S a S ^ COLCLOUGII REALTY COMPANY 311 F irst National Bank Hldg. ■ ‘ • I'hone 732 raoni house west F irst St, w .. * B rokers INSURANCE . Prom otes 12 ACRES In heart of Sanford THE SEMINOLE REALTY COMPANY ACT QUICK DUBOSE & HOLLER o: SaliHfnction to Owner and Buyer i Established 1910 W. V. WHEELER | LOANS----- -INSURANCE Office 116 Mprri we!her Building CITY PROPERTY------FARMS I' f 8 SUBDIVISIONS SANFORD, FLORIDA Phone 490-W TRACTS ACREAGE A 3-acre bargain on Counlry Club Road Sanford, Fla room cottage, close in, on Park Avenue, Term s. Only $2,200. Good term s ita—JO Acres, S cultivated, CO Oroingi 5 room house . Only $3,500 Cash PHIL SMITH Oviedo— Ope S tory Brick Store 17x50 Only $4,500 — 1-3 Cash Longwood—5 acre grove, House ami L Only $100 p er acre, 1-3 cash In Hose Court, $2,500.00, Real Estate A ttractive term s. >tn—80 acres, south side lake, north bri considerable tim ber BRYANT & HATHAWAY invested Number 15 Bill Bind, Opposite 20 Years K pcrience Investments to lender service to you. 116 South Park Ave, Phone 201 ,c that wo live undue WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.—(/P)— hie ciicumatancos. But The Supreme court began its nc\v term with a crowded docket. tiiuv w Naval nvmtion aviation uiiicvrs officers wurv wore rorylaxly else we I hcn, a by thc president's air hoard. |h at wc might do if • The interparliamentary union Dmvocutlons nnd their *rtc|mtcd customs Imrricra and lim^ lltip fa ft) are not likely to I Rations of armaments. Vsromjjjjiwn condition or help The Fall-Sinclair indictments AityAjw|f much until wo come charging conspiracy in the oil ic\ synjjfthetlc understanding loasos were attacked in tho dis­ huinanyngturc is about thc trict supreme court. i everyVIMre that it is rather Colonel Mitchell repoited to tho ly diatiUn4 cd over the surfnr> inspector general’s office, which is ic r:irth, ami that we are all considering disciplinary action id in g common brotherhood, /e can only make America in the t|Ur ieime whirl) that is by culRvating a spirit of > and giHid will, by the i>f the virtues of patience > forbearance, bjr being ‘plens in.nwjrcy’ and through pro- Italian Debt Mission t a t home and helpfulness To Sail on October22 ad utafiling as an example of a*rvic*[to humanity.” ROME, Oct. 6.— OP) —Count jVlRST SNow r Volpi, thc finance minister and tho other members of thc Italian debt llUAMD KUUK. funding mission to Amcricn, have -*/P)—Snomtlic f definitely decided to sail from nnplcs OcL 22 aboard the steam er Duilio PROPERTY below m arket . . . . . _____ . , . r __ _ 8 o T IF A-r^, V4l^> V jA M t- X H E A R D H lS AM -'AJE.LL-m E. MA CALL ’1M AlMT A«=> Q iG P E R O l /AL- l A S M E ., I ____ / \ DOMT t R i m k , \ 16 S t ? j First Natioal Bank 4 Room House (furnished) and garage on Ehn Ave.' $4500.00. 162 Acres Near Enterprise. BeauUful lakeland springs on property. $175.00 per acre. T e r m . 32 Aci*cs with frontage on Lake/Monroe within old city limits on west side. $3000.00 per acre. Terms. Offer Subject to Prior Sale and Change l" Price. W. F. Holborn, Mgr. * .- Wednesday, October 7th. Under the auspices of the American Legion, 9:00 P. M. CITY H A L L v Red Morris Orchestra......... Herald, a newaiMpjr »mi<«>t*"!}••<*, A” mnn’s wile, he very cnrciui not to \ct Mm a r r U a n d s w y o u r holding ............................................................. The Ball Hardware FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW LOCATED CLOSE TO SAN LANTA ON DIXIE HIGHWAY • Real Bargain K*»y Terms. REALTOR Rooms 501-502. Phone 55 First National Bank Building. SALES FORCE > ' M. M. STEWART DOUGLAS KING ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n n n n n B aau aN n u am u M M m u n iiO U iu n m w M i W ednesday N ight, Oct. 8th 8 p. m. la n p r c . c r l p l l o n f o r FORT LAUDERDALE, Oct., A tfP)—Amos Lnrmoutli, formerly Malaria, Chills nnd Fever of MadisanyUlo, Ky-> died In a local Dengue or Bilious Fever. hotpital last night of injuries re­ It k i l l , r t e s crota. ceived Saturday morning when the truck he wus driving wus hit by a Florida E ast Coast train. As a re­ sult of the accident City Manager Lessons in Classical J. B. Horne is to confer with city attorney M. Louis Hull to sec whut Dancing authority the city has to rcqulro the railroad ccmpuny to take steps to protect thc crossing. Will be given by Miss Sara Williams tk o k w B lack. ) C'lE 1 GOT \NP>S OFF id ^ ^ V<tO o' OEROf 8 o r\N tL L P 6 ROVAL i<=> A J u l DiFFRvjuT fjih Terms. (• CROSSING VICTIM DEAD By NWSfcLF F t R A 'N tV X .IiL L ?-------- Y i our room house for $3,500.00. •$1,500 cash, balance easy term s . t it.ft ifl 1 A/AS VOMO A X PuCTFv MoSKW V N u O Q ttO LOOvftVJ GvJW. BAYARD REALTY COMPANY . ltw People who cat hurriedly should not put into their mouths larger • hunks of food than they can swnl- ] low. A man choked to denth on a j piece of ham the other day. I ts , n sweet way to die, but bad if you want to live. If you arv n hooch hound and your prc-Vn(ptead HUpply hns giv­ en out, ho Hurc to take out plenty of Jlfe insurance and secure n res­ ervation a t the home for the blind. , If you arc swimming in the bay add a Hhark bite* off your leg, do to secure L. R. Reynolds atatc not hang around and try to recover secretary of the Association, but your leg from the shark. Kush to Mi. Reynold:! will be unnhle to it doctor mid get a cork leg from como here until Oct. 14, nt which him In Sanford Heights on Park If you suffer from insomnia, time ho will appear before tho nro nnd your troubles arc getting on Kiwanians in tho interest of the und Onk Avenue and your nerves, buy L_. an — Ksscx ” movement. , the fresh air Activities of the safety commit­ Like long drives in thc »ure to buy an tee ami other matters of impor­ every day. But be sure Prices tance to members are announced alarm clock so you can wake up in tho mornings. for tho meeting tomorrow, and of­ Yours, ficers aro urging tho attendance of BILL. the’ entire membership at the luncheon. The presence of Mayor Chinaware in English Porce­ Alsop, it is pointed out, should lains, Buvarlnn nnd Japanese W ith terms of fourth cash, prove a drawing card of great balance in Quarterly payments power. Chino make lovely gifts returns. We know Sanford and Florida Property TWO CORNER LOTS in Hose Court. $2,500 each it will m ake you money. Mayor Alsop Will R WAY Only $250— 1-2 Cash —Lot (It) 60x -00, oil cleared, lino build l, tends to iossmiu — n v all believed the (Continued from Page One) thought the samo nection wKh negotiations ipplied the same val- -„h> of nubile property, tn .......... by .... i » i j • the occuranccs nliout constituted law as tho i . Ky capable elvlng iu bi» of j A d d r e S S K i w a n i a n s Btrencli a state of thority cnpnJ»Io of pivlng sb ly akin to an in- snlc to such property, wa:1 f c ir itu n l paralysis. P(i because S ^ ^i l A --t . t . d. mp . c h T o m o r r o w ■ en t bf iaeaa, tho gou taUtwiiaou** p eein g judgements, urcs determined by Admiral iPnl-i ni , 1 Announcement that John T. AlBf the indivitluai to mer. 11CU'„„; wish to wrangle with sop, mayor of Jacksonville, will iwn » thoughts and “I neither thol ehFef'executive nor violate my adilrem local ‘ rn character, that the t.,v ____ . cn . ;ote(j UKainst the weekly lunchc rpossible. oath of office. l v od of aftor-w ar rig sr __etifice of public property. I r e - , made today Iq • for the sale of ship retary of tho .©pA intolerance our .fused to voto s not been exempt route i at one-fifth of tho world Club, natc experiences, market price for such property. * Mayor Alsop ir comparative isolaMVc known less of the hal! frictions nnd rivnlsotne other countries lest ly •situated. But nmong :he 'varying racial, rcllgiBflfelal groups of our neo* nKvi' been manifestations ^Bnncc of opinion, n narPoutlook, a fixity of C against which wc may E Priced by the acre, REALTORS 1 SHIPPING BODY ROW AIRED BY F. L. THOMPSON r REAL ESTATE Developers Seminole Hotel SANFORD, FLORIDA REAL ESTATE b » s i» « . '■ »s& FULTON, INC, $10,500. Terms. f t , fnd not ^..liability." »"■! d'i S , . “ .h .t -the tho practice of tomorrow in avia W ith offices in New York City and various other'cities over the country, we are in a position to sell your dtod n t n c n icv iT court o r w w SUVMNTIt JUI11CIA1. x p u ; t r r ok n o n io A . i s a su r o a s w * iso u b c o u i t r w c» ajic *$»* is stm faithfn!,-daapit* the report M. M. SMITH. C om plainant, that the famous-old g*y«or U Mow­ ing off n.earn and hot w ater every xnw . a n n a m . n S ro n n s T at al.» Defendant*. 07 minutes instead of every W* C ita tio n Old Fnithful has been shooting TO VllK FLORIDA LAND AND DKpunctually every 60 minutes this VKLOFMBNT COMPANY, a Corporseason,Jthe same as In previous tttitniialn» made to appear to thla years. Tho only variation la a t tho Court tlint Summons in Chancery lias- beau heretofore ImucJ, directed SUICIDE VICTIM FOUNI to you. and that the Sheriff of Sam* Inole CoUniy. Florida, baa made re­ turn that same cannot be served BINFHAMTEN, N. Y„ Oct. .— oirlnit to your failure to elect oHI(/P)—Local authorities wero In­ cera .ir appoint agent*. or to have Wlinln the State of Florida, an offormed Monday that a man wl >se body wns found In a house at Bradford, Pa., Thursday, is I ’ed Beale, Binghampton insurance i an IN Tilts rin tU IT COURT OK T t l ! believed to hnve violated a gt ive SKVKNTII J I m i IAl. CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA. IN AND POH SUM- j nt Hannock in furtherance o a HOIK COUNTY. IN CMANCWUY. B life insurance fraud scheme. 1 no Nall to (lulvt T ill. denth of the man whose body M. M. SMITH. ; ■> , 1 C om p lain an t, \ found, was duo to suicide by VH. " All that part of Lot 1J. accura■ MRS. ANNA M. DeFOHKHT. «t In* to plat of 8t. Josephs, as ' Drfemlanto. * recorded In the Public records j ritnttou i i,ftJemlnole County. Florida. 1>- I To W. K. llawklns and wife.------— In* south of the right of way of Hawkins, whosr Christian nnmo Is the Atlantic Coast Line Rail- f 5 J unknown: all former stockholders, xions n u *iivimii| 5I whose nsmru are unknown, of Thol Beginning at a corner o f t h e care Seminole Hudson-Essex C). Florida Land And Development .Southeast corner of HrctUn Company. a corporation, If snld cor­ Sanford, Fia. Is no longer a leprnl entity, Dear Ed: * poration uhd each and every of tho above T h i r t y <1V> B a st, r u n N o r t h Most of the papers these di ys i anted defendants, if l|vlnif. and If 10.660 f e a t th r o u g h S fc tlo n a Ttsrentim er any or nil ut sald.defchivtr.t.r t y - n i n o <1>) And T w e n t y (SO) seem to bo very much inieresjcu interes wl tic iliad, (n all parties clnlminK I t t o t h e S outh line of r i g h t of in tho health of their subscribt rs. tetvwtk under the following de.'caa- w a y of lh a O r a n g e Dolt R a ilw a y , Nnt *rally a paper wants Its • ib- ed defendants, in.wit: At. K. Haw­ t h e n c e In a H n u th w e s te r ly d i ­ kins and wife,--------— Hawkins, t i o n 710 f e e t t o n fence on th e gcrll to live a long time, so t oy whosa.Chrlstlun name Is unknown: r e ac nford O r a n t L ine; th e n c e In enn keep on subscribing to the Hi­ nil former eiockholders. whoso H n ito u t h w e s le r l y d ir e c tio n u lo n g names are unknown. o f’The Florida per. So the pnpers carry th ise a s t a k e o n th e Ijind And Development Company, sn ld g r a n t lino yto lino of HecUon columns of Itcalth hints. n corporation. If said corporation Is 1 TS owuethn t yb- on ul nnod a r(*2>: tli««co b;*"1 I rend one the other dayu* no longer a legal entity, or ol'.ern l b n g sa id b o u n d a r y line d f S e c ­ In and to the following tio n T w e n t y - n i n e (JU). 0A9S f e e l it seemed to me a great many v iry, wise. land, situate, lying and beo p o in t of b e g in n in g , c o n t a ln valuable hints were left -\0Ut a‘ scribed Imc In the County of Seminole und tIng. . -—acres, moru or u -ob. great many things that pco lie1 Htale of Florida, more parilcula.-ly B e g in n in g nt N o r t h e a s t c o r n e r ; described as follows, to-wlt! «»f S o u th H a lf of S o u th w e s t ought to know about If they w; nt All that part of Lot 1», accord­ Q u a r t e r ) of Si*uth w e st Q u a r t e r Limousines, diamonds, cash and to keep in good health. For ii-' Ih* to plat of 8t. Joseph's, as recor­ of S ection T h i r t y - f o u r (**)• ded In the public records of Semin sh ip N in e te e n ( I f ) Boulli. clothes of prominent San Francis­ stance— | nole, County, Florida, lying aout It • ITtno w n g e T h ir ty ( M ) r «B Never go to sleep on a railrc ad cans are said to have composed . of the right of way of the Atlantic \V o st S S -J c h n ln s; N o r t h 7 c h a i n s ; W e st lO c b a l n s y N o r t h H.n the loot of Mrs. Bnrbetto Ham- I track. You nro liablo to wake vr' Coast Line Railroad; Beginning at u corner of the chalnn: Kant J.2 chain*. Ndjtnw mell, beautiful proprietress of an with a crick in your neck or 3ot»i Southeast corner of Njrtlon TwenKnit to chain*. HuUtli t*i ; nro liable not to wake up witr i exclusive shop who is missing. De­ tv-nine .<«). Township Nineteen rliuinn; bcKlnnlnv; tectives say she is one of tho most trnin-in your back. aro ho ruby rouulrtd to bo »na upDon’t try to swim the Engl si skillful swindlers in the country. penr before our aald Clreult « • J*1 i the Court House at Sanforil. Florida. It is estimated that her various channel In the winter. Make y^ur . on the and day Of Novcmlier A. Dswindle schemes netted her $ 100,­ effort during the summer monms 1925. nml th e n a n d t l i e r r m n k o n n when the wutcr is warmer. And i w c r to t h e bill o f c o m p la i n t e x h i b­ 000. ite d u g a l n a l YOU In Dtls cauae. don’t try to swim the channel at It la further ordered turn iiim or­ all unless you know how to swipi. der he published In Th« Hanford ... WE OFFER blocks from F irst S treet on M yrtle Avenue, ! W A Sn$#!TO o4 OM. 0 Interstate* bhrtwree" toif attenta Monday recommend! approval for the proposal New York and Pittsburgh to build a new line stralfch Wilson beginning Oct. 1st., at American Legion Hull. Call a t 410 Oak Ave., morn­ ing or call 213 in the P. M. 10STEEN, FLA. Fresh Oysters Daily Everybody invited. rA prize will be given to lady with the box th a t brings the best price. Come all. B ring your friends. A good tim e guaranteed. Funds to be used fo r incorporating town of Osteen. BALTIMORE OYSTERS Royal Fruit Store Realty Co Roalilent of F l o r i d a slnca 1114 U .f o ra n n c * : . F i r s t N a tio n a l D ank. J. II. HUTCHINSON nau< kstatb 123 W e s t F i r s t S tr e e t P lum e 475 M em ber <»f SAN FORD , F L A . F lo r i d a S t a t e F lo r l e ts A ssoc iation. 310 First National Bank Sanford, Fla. THE BUSINESS OP RUNNING A HOME IS MADE EASIER BY THE ADVERTISEMENTS. How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu “The Shaw Sport To break up a cold overnight or to cut short an attack of OTipP*i f luonza, sore throat or tonsillitis, phy­ sicians and druggist* *ro now recom­ mending Calotobs. tho Purified and refined calomel compound tablet th at gives you tho effeuts o t calomel and salts combined, without tho unpleas­ a n t effects of cither. • . Ono or two Culotsbs a t bed-timo w ith a B-wallow of water.—t h a t » alb N j salts, no nausea nor tho sltghtont intorfareoco with your wjUng. work or pleasure Next morning your cold has vanished, your system is thor­ oughly purified and yuu nro feeling fine with a hearty appotlto for break- To be given away-Free, A Ueul Automobile Between Firm a nd Second Streets 1 auto red frnnie; scats, hood and trlmptfncr* black, ntlficaliy constructed o f bent materials, gallon of ga... Seo this wonderful car on demoiutrnttoi Could Better Fertilizer Be Made We Would Make 1! Britt-Chitteniden Realty Co., Inc LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT (CHASE BRINGS YOU N BARER THU' BLAU AND LET US EXI’LAIN THE D E T A I L '10 Y REALTORS SCRUGGS REALTY COMPANY Phone 708-709 celebrated lV l'2'ii H. P. UrijB* £ Stratton Engine. •s per hour. Shaft drive, addjuitalil? scats, e.cctric heft I, pneumatic tires, capacity SOU lbs. Will carry tvro aui L A N E Y ’S I'• H. SCRUGGS, .Mgr. DRUG STO RE i'hune I0J This C-ulrat ia fer lw lh:A tfalti aa.l Chi Wren. • -ISB! ,• * , . \ IwggUftf*- i. AUTOMl �SANFORD i Itific 5MV.U', Mi >UUn Information information conce s m Ci.'----- j T r n iT i$ A Y ■ — ft tR f t __ r NG TH York City i j a f ,? f e n |:y By John T. and the icial results obtained throug use, n _ .<"vT& in-antl- The defeat of ohn _______ ^ u d ^ l T v . 0 0 " * * the _ S c *k * t « t n* °* the renomlnation . *• mayor p f New many communities toward the UM o f ^ fv * * O T ]h g clen tfffo m “tS L C0T” m U n ra “ t0W ard th e York has attracted such general M IU R D k M AR 'A N D o i ••’AM " r .o V v / be « m i« tr S h o w ■k. ltd. E dition w r. ^ i r s c u i s o n c k i ah taortson. cards o f th s a k s . g* aoli^ « ff^ r a r ^ a ^ a ^ ^ i a »i o c ia t k d r a m s w sru r- s w s i .la. sthin^ p.arp e.r ^anda ualao’isrste th« lo- . T H E H E R A L D ’S P L A T F O R M -DMper w ater root* to Jaekaoa----- of 8 L JoHns-In4 k a R i m canal. f c -E tftn n f t,. of white way. f e •VnaflaioM o f local amoaamenta. - S w U m lo * pool, to n al, court., y litot K la n u ta tin g of bulldlnr pro­ £ m p a £ y '^ c c i t f y a M hotel., apartm ent o f atrect paving pro* n of boulevard Monroe. • f city beautifiesUatt pro cram . Ve-Ktpaiuilon of echool . 7. ten, ^Ijh^prorlalon fo r increaacd fa* l’.NJ e/ G\}X •bttaary T U E S D A Y , OCT. 6 , 1923 r . f l J n,e tho<i8' ’™ t S n k “ m l* h ‘ n o t and intent pubiie attention th 4 t I am prompted to w rite, a t least H > ven- Conbriefly, of inme of tho cQHtekta 'for . r — l. c ,lly eyefy uo . ...-<P doctor’s office In that city, the mayor in which Tammany baa en* protection* of chifdrenfrft^ a sign advisin& the gaged. organized effort w S e d ™ nver a ® ^ J hia ia part of an The first time inf the history of *> "foe out diphtheril frSm the Elm c lw 8eVGral year8 New York that a mayor w*s elect­ It is alwavs intnro**4r,„ *„ 1 ___ t_ y’ ed by the people waa in For ra prior to that date the mayor been chosen by the common council of the city, through which rate for 1924 was 1 1 M r linonfin’S T,ll! ^[pbtheria death medium Tammany had enjoyed a of mayoralty successes. - * S S £ h»‘ I n s ' n ^ r d “ \ t S P„ t tj ^ ii'T x S v ? series Tammany’, candidate, in the h,r . w ° PrU a r eIectio“ Cornel* o V th e nc o u m ? y 0 f *VCrage n t e ,o r iua W. Lawrence, Democrat, who Ynrif n D* t'!r'r,Scf anton’ Cambridge, Auburn, N. Y New was opposed by Gullan C. Ver* Planck, a former representative of m a d e S t & E S £ * “ ’ d„ oth,e V d « 4 l a r ^ t a " rammany in congress, but who had d ip h th e r ia b o p u u a i e f f °jrt* r e d Vce th e Pre v ®lence of gone over to the Whig,* President Andrew Jackson, who had fought d t t riL ^ nV . ^ m “ “ ™ v c ' S ' U" ' ikC “ * ^ n » / CCi?a r l e r l n 5 , ° f t h e States bank and thus madeU n lt«d the conjJjIrtiSS w ith'tteSdU H r fhe. 1“ °J t°*in-«ntltoxln, in * " • u °nnl «»»ue, waa.iup. i " the Schick test, has been so effectivp that T h e * S b lL t S n mrnuniti C8 “see the light on diphtheria.” Uorfed by Tnmn,anF f ° r renomina* ys OOGmT*B Hum iT “ e aa a r • i >ffice 148 ' it i . >ieV-h J7i 11 Moderal g r lucl / MISS .KATHftYN WILKEY, Society Editor. iuccess * . If r y XT? b"Ck fr°mthC'Ua,ant ^ S S S t ' 202 1st SL Phone 713 V Personals C Dresses t % New Fall Silk and Cotton Crepes 36 INCH FIGURED SILK AND COTTON CREPES All The Money o*• NOVELTY WOOLEN GOODS WOOL BALBRIGGAN Two-tone combination with solid col­ ors and check. All colors. 54 inches wide. 54 inches wide, light shades, light weight. $7.00 yard $3.00 yard 54 inch Kashia Cloth. All wool, light weight. and brown. $4.00 yard. Grey, blue, tan,, green, •’ New Trimming, colored handings, gold medalians, for handings, braids in all colors and colored flowers. & '% laumei’s f ■ -A The silhouette with the flare continues as was forecast at D-I six weeks ago to be The silhoutte. Rippling pleats occur frequent­ ly; furs enrich the bottom of the dresses, waistlines are near n o rm al. Such is the ne\Ver silhouette. Afternoon and even­ ing Thursday, October 8th at the Ileacham. This year thc fashion Kcvuo is under the nuspicics of the PanHellinic Society of young fashion leaden* of Orlando. We feel sure you will like and enjoy seeing these models—and invito you to attend the Beacham. 15c nnd 40c udmlssion. All Wool Flannels for Coats and D resses 54 inches wide, in every shade $3.(10 to $5.00 yard. ; Britt-Chittenden Realty Company, In|^')^()^ 4.50 Y Rich reds, subtle greens, harmonious gray this season have taken newer tfhadcs. Black Prince is the fashion Red, Epinnrd the Green, Falcon the gray. These and doz­ ens of other sm art shadings are in thc fall collection at D-I. The Y owell Company ■♦+♦♦♦♦4»« O » M> ****+■*++++*++++ * * * * * * * * * > * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * The question-m ark collar shown above will be one of the m ost prom­ inent fushions on au­ tumn coats. Store Opening Fashion Show $1.00 and $1.25 LOTS H iv r Silhouette New, large and small designs, beau­ tiful colors. Black and white. Title Guaranty &. Mortgage Co. Pme Crest Color Right _t ■ i tm Xl W MONEY 't t X S ? , , , ft,E L f i P H 0 N E ; - » i . ?4S i annual Baptist District Training 3chool held a t the F irst St. Agnes Guild Holds Club Officials Ri m i n g o p d k Baptist Church of thft city, for­ VISIT—WRITE— OF CALLUS CONCERNING Y< the »lr ’ 1 0 *« r ^ | mally opened on Sunday evening, W <939 Its First Fall Meeting Issue Year Bool is attracting nyany students and REAL ESTATE• NEEDS. • ~ . i ' a meeting with great success, accord­ With Mrs. McKee Conside.r the WednesdayA ftei ing to an announcement made to­ 7 ' kl"« hr b *Jt «' day by officials in charge of the CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED Mrs. Mattie G. Pace ft ripending pi° 8 Picnics. ks 51 Tho first fall meeting of the <St. training course. The senool will For the convenience o fl thorn a short while in Tampa. Agnes Guild waa held Monday af- members of the Sanford iw m an’s continue through Friday night. terpoon with Mrs. John McKec{ at Club, who have not yet qlalified " Fltns completed for the meet­ A pessimist7« n Fred Walah of Daytona Beach her home on Oak Avenue. ' ^ ant things d i ^ l for this season, the tre a su n r and ing feature some of the leading th in s, . e r r During the business meeting corresponding secretary will be a t Bible authorities in Florida, it is of’ Wesley will ft spending a few days in San­ plans were diesussed and made for the club house Wednesday lafter- said. The school sessions are held (’meeting in the ford. the' coming three Months. .They noon at 2i45 o’clock. Yeabooks in evenings only. A schedule for .30 o’clock in the G. L. Bledsoe left Monday for- will include a* rum m flgifialo late embers are urged p » t 'S % 2 * s . and membership cards forjthose, each day of the training period 4*2.1 [there will be elec­ !Enterprise, AJa.,: wnero he.wIH ih October and a benefit tard par­ who have not yet received them has been prepared, according to f* « n t mean, of g ty to bo held a t the Woman's Club will be issued a t this time. visit his father. s the announcement, and will be fol­ t' -------Friday afternoon, Oct. 30. In No­ . meeting of the ^ thinkl; lowed as closely as perraissable. The pre:i‘dent of the c lu i will W alter S. Morgan of Daytona vember there is to be a play vrhlch „ held at the Woit really may be bur I t ft announced as follows: for the present, hold oCficollioura Beach was a business visitor in has not beqp ndectcd as yet and ereryone , |„ g j f j 1:30 o’clock. Phone 733 ■ 313 First National Bank Bldflf. ' 6:45-7:00 Devotional. In December there will be tho an­ from 10 o’clock to 12 o ’c lrk in Sanford Tuesday. 7:00-7:45 FirstClass Period. the mornings and from 2 fclock nual bazaar. J1; today. *’ The trouble witk t, •I 7:45-8:00 Luncheon. Col. and Mrs. George W RniKht Following the business meeting a to 3 o’clock in the aftemooia, ex­ t Business meeting you must do j, y^ h*™ 8:00-8:15 Surprise period. Tiny fur edgings are making their cept on Saturdays. She w 1 be and family have moVfd into their delightful hour was enjoyed at ATTRACTIVE ACREAGE Club will be held do something ' 8:15-9:00 Second class period. appearance of street costumes and found in the small room a the W * * must i which time tho hostess served a ^o'clock The bus- new home in San I 9:00 * Adjournment. demonstrating that a little fur will right of the stage ^and re uests dainty tea. 11 be followed by Officers of the training district far if you handle it right This In Chica K0 » man 240 Acres, large river frontage on St. Johns teachers of SanThoso present were: Mrs. Ray­ that telephone messages am con­ declare that the faculty which has go Mr. and Mrs. Harry Half got married. snappy blue cloth, costume has its ferences concerning, club m tters Uv. Priced to Sell Orlando were the quests Sunday mond Philips, Mrs. Benjamin F. #ls. ‘ been secured for the occasion will cuffs and scarf edged with time you can say h. ,'.1 of Mr. and Mm. Ralph Wight. Whltncr, Jr., Mrs. R. W. Penrman, will be confined to tho office pours include some of the leading author peplem, ie r Circle will nn 1 nt lit gray fu r. It is extremely effec­ are one. Jr.,' Mrs. Howard Ovcrlln, Mrs. as much as practicable. R. 2T. Johnson at itios of the various subjects in this tive. Mr. nnd M rT w T M. Scott will B. W. Perkins, Mrs. ’ C. J. Mar­ *iembers are section of the country. Tho com­ Mt s t tho church leavo Wednesday f o r Washington, shall, Mrs. jCrls Mathews, Mrs. Civilization’s Cust The Dead Sen i, 0,11 plete list of teachers engaged nnd I caiil will bo pro­ D. C. where they will attend the Ralph O. Williams, Mrs. M. Minaway it*is r. miliar to the subjects which they will teach 's » rik, M m W art W. AVamer and Killing Off Es *08 of water Pni World S eries._____ hns been made public and is here ••f^unt” practice muzzles. n!f' Mrs. J. N. Hobson. giVen: Church. Mr. and Mrs. U°nah! ®av% „ 7 w' EDMONTON, Alta., Oct. 0 -V f) ,i -Teachers That Teach, W. W. turned Sunday from New York —Dr. D. E. Scott, who recont pt re­ Willinn, D. D., Jacksonville. Sunday School Class ciiP 1? C0Vntry c«A4\, where they have been spending the ,rsd«y Sunday School Officers nnd Siberia the soil here after one year a Akicctang of the Col. summer. Elects New Officers turned IrnnK‘«c d ig g ij; lavik, in the delta of tho Ma ken- Their Work, J. P. Edmunds, Jack­ .scvelt Auxiliary Ushlng worms. zie river, predicted that not iany sonville, Fin. bf tiw United SpanFriends of MrsTAlfrcd Robson Junior Methods, Mrs. Loyd King, The Dependable Clam of tho years would eiapso before th Es­ is will be held at will be -lad to learn that she Is Jacksonville, Fla. Methodist Sunday School met Mon­ kimo .would be exterminated 1 r di­ American LegThe idea of visilim improving a t tho Downey’u Hospi­ day evening a t 7:30 o’clock In tho 1 ' 8 ec. nnd Six Point Record Sys­ r ■* sease through ndopting white 1 icn’a nated in China. Anil tal in Gainesville, Ga. tem, John Pixley, DeLnnd. class room for tho annual election ways of living. gue stunt praclook, . of 8 signatures, sol 'imntures, s A Search for Souls, F. D. King, of officers nnd the monthly busi­ Eskimos and Indian 1 of the Del­ 1 a t tho Mothu of signing letters. G B. Ross, Edward F Lane and ness meeting. Sanford, Fla. ta arc suffering from inteifinal H. E. Wagner will go Wednesday -is Primary and Beginners, Mrs. J. The following officers were parasitic attacks, due to eating rawibors will meet to Titusville, Cocoa and Mcllvillo in Personality is still a , J. Clonr. elected for tho coming year: Mrs. fish,.rabbits and other meats, said ic Hall at 7:30 the interest:! of the Shrino Cere­ fluencc in polities. d cB W. S. Thornton was re-elected ns the doctor, but these are ndt so Junior B. Y.’P. U. Methods, Mrs. f0rtj, .to bave i8*ues suj' monial. teacher; President, Mrs. O. T. Al­ serious n problem as cancer and J. P. Edmunds, Jacksonville. candidate.—Palm Bead: " I ford; vice-president, Mrs. E. C. appendicitis, which are beco ring Local people interested are urg­ wy . Miss Mary Louise Dickinson has Smith; secretary, Misti Kathleen prevalent. ed to nttend and are requested to loridn Epworth returned to her home in Tnmpn Jay; treasurer, Miss Lillian ShinSince the Eakimo:i hnve been! liv­ submit their nnmea to the secre­ vill moot a t St. after spending the week end here holser. ing in cabins nnd shacks insteal of tary of the Sanford Baptist Church Orlando. All are as the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. MunPlans were discussed for a bnn- snow houses, as in the old qay8t for registration. 5 ^3 from the church quet to be held Tuesday, Oct. 13. roc B. Hutton. THEN TH E brisk chill winds of tuberculosis has ravaged tftem. •30 o’clc Ninety uer cent of the Delta |scoTampa—$100,000,000 to bo ex­ _ Saiile fcrrison Chapter of October come, feminine thoughts Mr. nnd Mrs. Lucicn R. Phil­ le had symptoms of tuberculosis, pended for developing exclusive Daughter Jot the American ips nnd Miss Marion Philips return­ Mero-Bach e declared. ]1 meet at 3:80 residential section along eastern turn to lustrous fallf rocks, nnd rolutlon ed Monday from Daytona Beach. Mru Alexander Miss Phillips was the guest of shore of Hillsborough Bay. ock wraps. Talk centers itself about this 84 REALTORS IN CAPITOL homo on Tark friends in Ft. Lauderdale while Mr. nnd Mrs. John William Mere announce tho engagement and away. mode and th ato ne. Many are the approaching marriage of. their MRS. R. O. TRAVIS TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Oct. 0.— HIGHEST AIM . daughter Iturday f/P)—Eighty-four applications for guesses rs to ju st w h at is th e best NEW LIBRARY ASSISTANT Dorothy H art lour will be held at licenses to become real estate bro­ Public Stenographei y:.. to 10 o’clock. color, thc newest silhouette, where kers and sulcsmen were filed here Mrs. Briceno E. Clark, who will The young man who aspires to a successful W alter Herrel Bach with Judge Walter T. Moore when Valdez Hotel Lobby the wnistline, where are dozens of a—Plans prepared be remembered as being associated The date of the wedding to be Tallahassee’s now registration law reer should make character and education hi Orange and Black Hotel nt announced in the near future. *'club building to be with went into effect. A committee of Longwood, during the past season, highest aim. Diligent work, faithful saving a.-j things? Those are the questions The above announcement will the Tallahassee Real Estate Board ke Eloisc. is now connected with the Sanford be of cordial interest in San­ called, upon Judge Moore to ex­ regular bank deposits are a g reat help in givit which this Autumn, w ith all th e glory Evening Husineg Class Public Library, beuinninj wjth the ford as both are popular mem­ press the good will of the city's accuracy to your aim. Your account is invitfd fir:i1: of the present month. HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING bers of Sanforda’ younger 11st of its ruddy richness, answ er m ost Mrs. Clark has devoted some nnd are graduates of the San­ realtors. In u statement, signed Mrs. Maxwell. by Governor Dawe, chair, and H. MrA. Steele, time to Library work, in the past, ford High School. Every Monday, Wednesday cleverly. E. Bierly and Ivan Munroe, the her field being in California. 4% Interest P.dd 01* Savings Accounts nnd Friday Evening 7 & 9 board expressed congratulations Tarpon Springs—$1,186,000 im­ upon the successful initiation of Beginners may enter at any Winter P ark—$250,000 Lincoln timo the new law. provement program under way. Apartments to be erected. lu ll. .4Ui.au, The New Are- . -i And.These. III HIM '• I1 ft 9i t * « f 4 -mi i . j uo ns m SeminoleTJounfujl) mm 1 >! ill n* h] \ BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY 4 SPEAK TH E GOOD WORD:— Heaviness in the h eart of man maketh it atoop; b u t n good word maJ “ *hJJL*Ia°- Proverbs 12 : 25. PltAYER:—O Lord mny Thy ■P*rit apply to ua the redemption J i- Y ’ : of Christ, then we shall have the m erry heart th a t docth good like a . . _Jfn°.rk p t y can be done in their home cities. There is i S A I m 0" " °a tp r * toUI of medicine. }■ h«/.g,rCaVk tra*e(ty than the death of a child by diphtheria Tammany renominated Lawrence because the suffering parents know that it was unnecessary ” and he wa:i reelected with barely THE 8UN WILL SH IN E TO­ any opposition. While he was may* GERMAN PROPAGANDA . MORROW or he was chosen president of a Why ahould you or I repine, LOUISVILLE COURIER-JOURNAL If—, W ith Apologies To Kipling. state hank whose- charter was Or acold, or fre t, or worry, granted by the legislature in an a t­ British officials, it is now re­ Italy, England and France have When cloud, a re lowering oftrheae mosphere of sensation. And troubles toward ua hurry? ported, are sensing a move on the each received a slice of the Germ­ houwsy Tow toV rtninte,Ii^ P-C°?le how to run their business B«t: J 111# now ^ump over a short part of Germany to use the secur . When winds adverse are raging, an African pos.i ssions and noth­ P u ,wla.of ycar* *,nd con,e to 1846. Dlaved’thp r ? . ! ? fn ,80c!aI cir*]c»' or how they should have when ..A n d b rln g u a each a sorrow, Tammanv ncted with shrewd- ity pact negotiations with the aim ing is in the way of England’s W ed better thlnic a moment— S S r f k it ! ^ . i ? r (l_o f, br,, d g e.who they ought to vote for and ne:i, and nominated William F. dream of a Cape-to-Cairo railroad, The sun will shine tomorrow. lS X ftheyi °U? ht lo 1,0 when they ought to go to bed at & f t Cr, ,o r ma.V°r^ ita slogan of recovering its lonl colonies. Ger­ lor tho development of southern many, it is declared, is conducting ^ . . being, He is a native New Y oSquiet but none the less intensive and even equatorial Africa. N e’e r stop to count the wreckage ? o u ^ a nsaDWhtehna ^ ° T t T ' " ' ia, ^ akiag ^ ie S d s f o r ?ou Some months ago Germany W?x8 elected’ X 7 heaSed When atajs a re dark and dreary, can ip ai^ . Havemeyer was conald- propaganda, having for its pur thought it held the key to this you think the bill collector makes his call iimf fn non pose the return of Togoland and N or d ru m of joys departed your pleasant smile and m eet your charm ing personality and erably °f a reformed. He proved Cameroon, now administered un­ development. Openly its spokesmen Y/henever we a re weary; too Independent in hi»iadminist#a- der British mandate. It is declared thnt the way to coloniza­ For. then, w ell miss the blessing tion to Buit Tammany and it r e f Z " , « is a sur tion in a wide belt of Central A f­ you're a sap!'"11° Wa,k awuy "ithout a S X H 5 S i t a £ . That- lifts the load of sorrow, cd to renominate him Later inter* lre ™ J V ^ ndon,n ^ ,S10d on a cnb,e rica was held by the German na­ And fits u« fo r enjoyment nal difference, arose correspond- tion. The key to the problem, tho O f sunlight on th e morrow. of l o f t ^ castles c a s i f e situated r . l h t ^ ? on " n<lsome11,080 drcamspeak havein vision» Hall, and the organization was glad «nt, Ifa t Germany I, hop n» th . way to increased colonization, was oi lorry mountain Sonin —R»v. William H. Hartman. nominate him ngain, and he de-' the threats of Turkey will force the discovery by a German scien­ or can seo yourself upon th e rostrum of the Senate House to • --------- 0--------feated Mayor Brady, the Whig can­ S i S i '1 t0 * ve up Irak* thereby Secretary W ilbur soys he WILL directing w ith your brilliant oratory the destinies of n didate, who had triurtiphed over establishing a precedent for the tist of a 6ure for sleeping sicknem not resign. But where there’s a mighty nation and can hear the echo of your reverberating Tammanv a candidate in tho pre­ cession of the British mandate over that ravages the settlers, the na­ tives and the cattle in this rich will there's a way. ceding election. *»• 1 i ! • 1 ^n® German colonics in Africa 1 arming country. M * -*''?■** ———o— “Honest John’’ Kelly, the suc-^ tkT „ u Uru lso may be correct. This device, however, was any1 here has been no doubt of GermOne new home and ono new busl* r * ' ’r. of tb« notorious William II. hing but successful. The Pasteur . nesa for Sanford every day Is n If you wonder w hat the future holds for-you a t all and I y s?d 88 “boss” of Tammany, dic^ anys hope that some day the na­ 91, • record to be proud of. ' * 5 ?ntH tUt 4e J °au Foanco Practically tion would hove an outlet for its induplicated the German discovery m U ^ a ' U 0 ,aka hald »f th at -th^e°preaent' Is^a tiUed the nomination of Abraham ' -------- 0--------£ " nr 1 ’W ■WflJS' » JiVr* BVBthi J a ta r* aw l ,iui. a i/i, They say the tourist season will e coio- tacy ft now being tried out. The your wifo believes you when you ’nhone her Boon begin, but they hnvc been th I * ? 011 no new thing, and German people, however, still cling coming to Florida in droves for appeared in connection to the hope that the colonies will with tho the past three months. P“ pact it is not be restored to them; but at this a t th c“ r £ I h i ^ l n ^ y o S V e a ~ n t <let" in J'° “ .......... . mall Tots kellys candidate by ......... ' security S a n fo rd ,F la f ^ * •Oncariy nine thousnnd votes. This surprising But it is as forlorn a * broach the quesion is to We haven't heard of a mah Jong internal fight of more than fifty a" that ^thcr aspiration of complicate the main issue, security S > S T R E N G T H - S E R V IC E - P R O C R K S ^ ; party or seen anyone trying to years ago somowhat suggests th« the German nation, a union of Gcr- along the Rhine. Tho propaganda work a cross word puzzio in months. fo u S ' i l . V l l 8it,tin t « r » y a t hom e a n d m X f f o r Hylan-Walker combat of 192fc mghy and Austria. In each case will continue, but it can hardly be Are people becoming civilized? Mayor Havcmeyer’s admipi:fcration G.^many has tho Powers of Europe expected to bear fruit until a much t0?re,s unot ---------0--------almost solidly arrayed against I t a time ashnt you,h you sap.havin^ or about to have, as gay ^ y moro favorable occasion arises. llines. n ^ eCIn id„C<1874on^ , de<J,t,W*y We don't see any noed of de­ a bitter quarrelroWrtn arose If you think th at when your beat friend borrowed n fnv between him and “Boss” Kelly over stroying New York as some religA SPOT OF COLOR Just orite book of yours ho really m eant it when he said he’d re- n ih req.UC^ t ^or tho “ PPointmont of Ioub fanatic has suggested. GAINESVILLE SUN leave it alone long enough and it “JJ ‘i f 8*!!0' and W0l/ ldn,t tea r off the cover, or turn the cor- Richard Crokcr •Kelly’s successor will hang itself. as boss ) to be b maikhal. Mayor n(bthC pag®8 down» or lend it to some other fellow --------- o1 ^ b.e fleb person who or­ rLn,nxShfv. ? u e take any chances with the hook because he whnCT yHr Publlc‘y b a rg e d that dered book:' wholesale to fill the Then comes the most amazing “Win Every Game’’ is suld to ho tho slogan of th« t: _ you’re a sap! ^ WaH ° nC ° f WhlCh y° U Wer° Particular,y f°nd, ed S84 482 7 nS l Y 1", he obtair- shelves of hft newly acquired li- touch of all. Suppose, like Mr. NewWe have two plans of financing cifyinJf only that the rich of an earlier day, you do not team. And it might Just aa well be ;« d w «V.8U X ' ' » “ yrd ;,"h ? '5 5 bindingsaptlook handsome ex- rend at nil—do not even care to tho slogan for every other footbnll And if you still persist in thinking th a t this is a coun­ M mmunl'.Uon. openly .^ r y jm d pensive, was formerly theandtarget Your Home team in tho country. know what’s what in clothes, try of, for and by the people”, where freedom of the press fo^m any n jC8t. “I think you were worse than — o-------1st—Wo will lend you and speech is unabridged, o r th at our last war has made Tweed, except that he was a Inr- i! however, is the day of pub- bridge, sports or opera at tho price “J025 An Abnormally Warm or concentrating eyes and brain on h i a j ’ niovies and magazines. the world safe for democracy or was even fought for that printing. Oh, very well Buy these Tw«2s°rator* T lU. Publlc kncw that Year a headline in tho New York inat Tweed was a bold, reckless man, “ “ tbo d«y of »hort cuts, of mies- mngazincs anyhow, because "They World tells ur. Probably became purpose, you’re a sap, th a t’s all. „v aklnK ^ — rPretensions ---- v„ nuritv* niunship of striving for nppearto purity. make a lUVeiy spot of color under so mnny people spent tho winter And so's your old man! 'o u . on the contrary, were nlwayH e^,rly d0C8 this appear in the living-room lamn, Un amusing nnd summer in Florida. necessary to build a complete home -----------------------------------nvowing your honesty and wrapped 1 " a( vertiaement for a pair of -------- o--------vnuruntt in the mantle .. of- r"ppca yourself piety magazines received in the morning bit of reading for a guest, a note EARTH, with her thousand voices, prises God.—.Coleridge. Men who g» „bout with the prefix And few things mako a girl 2 nd—If your home is already built wc will niak< ;{ ln >'»u' madder than not kissing her when One of them, says ita publisher, of ft,nest’ to their names are of* you a very substantial loan on it. _ LPn Undoubtedly many hundreds of she knows you xnow you could.— ten fnrvtina rogues. , keeps you well dressed. It n ives s ill bent grade MY FAVORITE STORIES those magazines will ft. sold on Sararota Time*. But how could Kelly brought suit ngaimd thV .vou from buying the wrong things. NO DELAY----------NO W A IT IN C fe isdcloth, gingham, Ily IRVIN S. COBB Kucn a situation over arise? mayor for libel, and the mayor It shows you how to look individ­ their ultra-modernity and glowing irimnivd with vary — ■ ■o - ■ made answer, in which ho embodied ual, charming, sm art.” The other ln.-e r 9 'K M. ° rcCVcr~ l h c so u l k n ° w la. irjmmen* to Prompt Service G uaranteed To a prosperous cloak and suit greeners, on tho same ship from Wk flt U need*—undoubted­ keeps you up with the times. It .When Charlie B ritt gets back he Cull and let us explain our plan. if?? 0 fU ' Adead ,pop,cxy 8truck ly lhc buye” will be happier with will he able to tell you tho differ­ merchant on tho lower E ast Side Inland eighteen years Mgo. Ami Mav»r Mayor Havemeyer in hi# ofP V * ? * - who and what’s to 10 yuan* ence between a Hcnutor and a Pi- came an acquaintance of many then ho fixes up this hero piece fico tho day the cas0 was to be what in the theatre, the arts, sports them than without them. But isn’t t surprising to have reading mat­ rnte, something tho rest of ua havo years’ standing. The newcomer had or paper, und ho says to me I tried in court. ter urged upon one for the snkc of never been nblo to find out. should bring it over here and get One of the boldest, sagacious and and'bridge .”9 C’ 0PCra* b° ° ks’ CaK' its outer investiture? made a failure of it as a pushcart you to sign your name on tho back most resourceful politicians Turn---------- ---------------to $ 3 .9 0 107-109 S. Park Ave. Sanford, Florida. Phone 3 huskster. and then «;• a dealer in or t, and then I should bring it many over supported for mayor If France would work half castoff garments. But ho was un- back to him and ho would right was Fernando Wood. He was elwthard trying to puy the debt OUR MILLIONS IN MINERALS ----Mill! and UUIfilU nwey give ine tho two thousand L tb™ timo;\ defeated three ASHEVILLE CITIZEN «• « t ™ . nr p . vi„ K it. . j i i S d Y t X . d ,.h.T„bo w “ko,i i.“ dollaru So, here I um Goldberg.” times, in some instances being sunthe Needs ported by Tammany and in «thcfs Mr. Goldberg’s voice wns husky “The South,” & " i t i s r A S t t w d ° M P " u i . te,'“",r opposed by portions of it. in the facturers Record nterm ediate Post. wuh emotion as he answered; n lw producl produc * V V n i W . J n .tho wor|d“ But I don’t w ant 11 should ask first race, he was Tammany’s nom­ [ng 98 per cent of the “ Moe,” he said, “honestly for you ki/.n J°»25 Massachusetts capital my friends for tho money,” he exand wni> was celected. hool dresses. Made ” f la,nd ected. “ Boss” Kelly bauxito and barytes i country's The LaFayette Kscadritle wont plained. "Never would I do thnt. I am positively ashamed that you I linee 45 per roumv Vr ° aCM*u0f land in Clay (ingham and broad" I"?rt[en, 0 »nln.t«d and this met should do this thing. Ain’t always I, uu : fenon,inated. into the World Wur "to niuke tho No cent of the country’s fr,,m wbicb ‘o mine kao­ this morning I go by th at bank asphalt, lin, feldspar attractive styles. ^ o l^ . ------opposition from an 35 per cent of the chromite, and titanium ores. h v5n,“"* world safe for Democracy.” Now over yonder on tho other side of we been friends both in the old Western North Carolina is ahead they aro helping the French and tno afreet and I talk with the bank country and over here? Ain’t I al­ clement within Tamniany, which 40 per cent of the raw clay, 0 to 16 years Spanish establish an uutocratic president, a feller named Howard, ways loved you like n brother? him T h '1 “ canili(|ate to oppose 31 per cent of the coal. 42 per cent ft thor£ ? th0r Sti°te ln thc Uni,,n 5* him. There were five tnayoraltv And now when you need some mon­ control over tho IUffians. of the feldspar. 93 per cent of the '" t h * Price received for talc about it. But what ahould I know candidate:, in tho field, and Wood fullers earth, all of tho titanium " Q about banks? Nothing, th a t’s what. ey do you come to me and ask me A t f 'n'“ry1 .9 5 to $ 3 .9 5 „ * At. America’s population Just now Ho says to me I should make him tor it, man to man? No, you go to won. Subsequently Wood was turn­ seems to be made up of two classes a note with endorsements and then a guy like Howard. Oy! Oy! F’or ed out of Tammany Hall, but |«ter oV t' ooX " I n t ’oM h.; cl'L 'n'yw hS ' 1” " ^ ’ nominee mica. —those who are on their way to he slips me the mazuma. I asks you I hang my head that you should he became Tammany’s nomine©., do in! . no Florida and those who are on their him what is a note, and what is To some of these figures North Junior Dresses SfndnWcitlrefeated rby th° cand*date “ Listen, I am the one which ft Wn^i Uzens reform movement. I Carolina is one of the richest if way back from there.—Macon Tel­ this hero indorsement? So ho asks iH B 000 tfS S outside nf I—* **.- -i-«— - » u egraph. No. There’s a third class. mo who do I know in tho neigh­ going to help you and not some recent year mm's newest fabrics in Those who have sense enough to borhood who has plenty money, roller in a bank. You get that How­ popular shades are used U’». . Y«V are available $250.00 to $500.00 stay. ard to sign hft namo on the back " h a t Western North Carolina ning these frocks for th e ' and I says to him that I know you or ’ a .t,ll,Wcaterri North Car- needs ft more capital to take out paper and then I give you W * ran tor reelctitfon. T . f t j j i r liases, (luantities of dnu-' —that wo came over together, tho this money.” W orth Twice This Price Tho population of France ft ling, and shirring are used ’ since the State’s the raw stuff and more plants at and the latter led the former by I resources of this' character are in i n f t h i r to lran »form it Into thJ about 37,000,000. Thu French debt Uy In add a greater touch 1 COO votes, but finished products. With a . iB to this country will call for a pay­ iful style to each costum e.. MR. COOLIDGE RECEIVES A PRESENT victorious by n Republican was moat Instances exclusively ft „ur s than 1 000 ojioefRy of less! mountain counties. ment of fprty millions u ycar for Chine as a material p re -. our C9 m ft 1 Pl,ant3 M n *i w°w ra rkr aKn t M NEW YORK WORLD ■ our minernl deposit ; h, \ n„ L°.°a: . Ncxt W2?d was elect-1 Western North the- next five years. In other * tf„i 1 ; Carolina leads ed to congress as a Dem ■ WSTft. He the Union in mics mining. She ,Nort*> Carolina wiU words, about a dollar a person ev­ Sizes 10 to 16 years Mr. J, A. Newman, an American returned to the mayoralty mayor^.., .field .llt.lu ranks second in the production and ery year for five years. That like thut. “ A wallaby? Bui­ and tried to defeat Mnyor John T. certainly isn’t very much to ask living in Tasmania, wrote a letter ' ‘ H*?,’ c*ble Newman to send first in the quality of feldspar. Hoffman, whom Tammany hud re- _ H^ d e p o s Ua__q/ .tita n iu m pres of anybody. to President Ctolidge offering him ia a°d n platypus along numinated. Hoffman defeated —o the pre.i'iit of a pet wallaby. A with the wallaby. And, Loeb. seo If Wood nearly three to one. It hu:. King Alphonse says, “Tho ulti­ wallaby ? Ami what waa n walla­ ne can pick up u bandicoot or a been Tammany candidate Abrar mate outcome of Spain’s Moroccan by? Tho Negro mesaenger who pnalanger. Thft country hasn't half tra w & u a y s k t e s i s e k Democracy. The vote the ‘boss’ 1County War and its far flung influence.* (stood at thc President's elbow as enough marsupials and mono- system f S r reo? mayor Sf Greater New 210 E. First St. Realtors. trem s.” Hewitt, 90,552; George 6H llii-' One of the most . , P -W tA t° «■» hi mill d R t a o “ ”S “ i v, 'atnresteing Roosevelt, 00,435, In comu>mi..n ’ • S . ^ c „ K rt c v *" 'X *1 !' wallaby ft comir.g and | m ayoralty It wiU huvo upon the pres-lreGiry Saunders was summoned, Ift ta b. I choice. This was a sneei. personal of the whita racr w f ! ven tw th,! 2.0 ,o * th .t|th M t" ln 'w h i^ T h ..l.>dorc O ':-111’* mtU-p.ndenct Taniman' among oth j und he didn’t know. Mevertd others I m y iv/minn.-t 9 .. — ..j ucvrf*, o oi th® can -! — races nnd I ,* n°- " ,“,raln*t' — m, but the dida.*8’ • s 2 f f e r * h.*,ln * S "™ * '* ” ««P»bllc.n ™ S d 2 S . 'v .''^ u S S t l j G W died iq the . ttw s ... , n,idst of th e ' mp'Li ‘turpy faun# | ft* the running. “ Boss’* Kfrhnri ^ ““ ty Democracy did, and Tam- ronflict, ~ Loans V,.r u: the *l , tr'icw ^ ll! be able to mai^ IV Cruker, of Tammany ' hwith^ wa,,L ^ d ly defeated him with iJ Specialty Shop out T L ^ P b® n ; bs {brought into pisy sn T i't was dix'-rVcI TnT " * * ? o « ipmnmny, viewed MONEY AVAILABLE i.f-C out of airplane* Beniamin -.0l Ht the <1fick» natiije p,a^ plays.tlU14|{great alarm> lb« the =le n g th of Henry Hugh J. Grant. As Tammany’s I fc h-ipUsa A f n - )coverci that is . „.,eciea of small the 8 reat aiar® n j.n ,l„ F. t , 0( lh, 1 i *n bd | in order to maintain nominee, Grant had Previously1" J For F’irst Mortgage Loans on Liberal Valuation Basis at < | been yanqulnW by William R IVl ly, it imd Jivtlur yield. It Office is Next Door to Us R- would never have been Consult us first when ft thc market for funds Gtace. twice mayr ' " ' • • , J "IwK O as tpq * votee «n*J. NW H JJ2 jy*. r. . l .: Magnolia & s icon a A. !». CONN ELI*Y & SONS I’li ft tin y :,* .* ; taaSB****® f *♦ /'M i’fft# «rytajtavr o »*■m* « % * L.' & , Williams-McGraw Realty Company ^ 6 M e lro Po ll‘a " L ife d u r a n c e f,ght f°r ™ of the first mayor by ihc the people, triumphed over the oppoTTie general ■‘Hon ° f ‘ho United SUtes bonk and combined money powers of the period. The contest was one of tho rich and mighty ogainat the wogo SL"!er;, 7 hc newsoapers of N ew , in n * al®rmetl the citisens with I inflammatory editorials predicting tta r il I n n a te ? SSmbS“ r°n ‘" “ ^ m ^ 'd y ta g o*f d!?hl univerml disaster, trade paralysis, and an appalling panic” if TnmLou'lT1!0 D , S „ 0f f hf, S"?® * i® obvious, according to Dr. manq s candidate for mayor should K - n r t * 0™! th2 Unlted SUtes Agents of the bank hired thugs and bred riots. Every form of coercion wns employed on tho bus­ tho“ Cc h ilT n’Uh1'ty,vfirf t’' ^ f ' " J o u n rta t iBPbdnTd?MefM iness clement, and aetual trade suspension was artfully produced ” Lawrence was elected mayor, but % ■Secrets are »»• k c o . , ^ ] ■ S The M irror Do you receive this fashion publications each month from D-I? If your name isn’t upon our files, send a card telling us to mail you tho Mir­ ror each month. This month an especially large magazine is being print­ ed. Y'ours for the ask­ ing! And each succeed­ ing month will tell you new fashions! Friday and Saturday, October 9th and 10th, are atora opening days nb D-I. A wonderfully decorated store—music —living models — tho newest modes for wo­ men snd children. Great occasion for fashion loving \ folic— plan to attend. Every department partici­ pates—you really shoul pates — you really m �mate's trolley ride frpm lhcL?,l,,B : of Ihd city, locate* in r tli-A m ^ M S > ------TOES FIELD 1 In 1925 W orld Series CLASSED A S * BASEBALL stocky Harris Announces That , ; WRIter Johnson Will Pitch , First Game and Pittsburgh *-j Chief May Select Meadows Harrism en to H ave H L ast W orkout Today - Pittsburgh Confident While i Declares Rc T u lare ’ ; ,WiU Perform In Opener - PH TSB U R O H , Pa.. O c t C— <A>) : —Back in the baseball ran a fte r n Upae of lfl years, Pittaborgh f t * , dmn stirred itself today to a fever­ ish pitch of excitement as the N a­ tional League ehampionship crew o f P irates prepared to meet the mvaaion of W ashington's titleboldine fo rtes In the firs t battle o f th e annual world’s ■Aries war wa* * fr* i| youngster and the doctors advised against too violent « « r c k e , but once he got to on athletic Hold. Bluege fhrew advice to th e winds and went In' Scene of Series Opener Was Among Earlier o f Complete for football, baseball and basket PiantsErected by Magnates J»ll. Jle dese)-ted the other two for the national gam e and soon began To Accommodate Crowds to shine a t ahortatop. He quickly graduated Into a PITTSBURGH, Pn., Oct. 6.—UP) semi-professional team and Peoria, —Forbes Field, where the opening I signer! him games of the World's Series Be­ In 1920. W ithin a year four major tween Pittsburgh and Washington league team s were bidding for his will be played on Octobej 7 and 8, . with Washington success­ is ono of the nation^ most com­ ful. With the Veteran Peckinpaugh plete baseball plnnts, erected by a a t short, Blucge was transferred man seemingly forewarned,—or to third. H e had indifferent suc­ forearmed at any rate. cess in hie firs t season there and Barney Dreyfuss. owner ef the was farmed to Minneapolis in the Pirates, built the magnificent American Association. At the end steel structure for the season of of the season he wan recalled and 1909, after the players many times improved so rapidly that he soon had waded through the waters th at became a regular with Washington the Allegheny poured Into old Ex­ Joh? 5?.?rc>r fJoiriumdle) Morri- getting his baptism in the world’s position Park on the North Side. ran of Pillcrville, Ky., is one of series la st y ear both as a third Old-timer* recall even Hans W ag; the veterans of the Pirate staff. baseman and as a shortstop when nor, a t shortstop, attem pting to He received his nlck-namo locally injuries forced Peckinpaugh to the handle ground balls in a flood tls c from the numerous tw ists which bench. threatened his ahoetops. Pirates ho compels a baseball to make in did not rule the wnters in those B reaching the batter. Judge—Senators (days, it would appear. A grizzled mall carrier in New Morrison, now 29 years old, ad­ So Dreyfuss went to considerable>" vanced to the majors through Mad- i ork City turned the footsteps of (expense in erecting the present j* ] jjonvillo, Anniston and Birming­ Joseph I. Judge to the groove along home of the club nnd immediately 5 ham ( A la ., arriving in the P itts­ which they haye carried him to was dewardod. for Fred Clarke j B burgh camp in 1920. His record, the peaks ns one of the really great Ibrought the World’s series-of th a t S <year to Pittsburgh and Babe ■ including the season of 192-1, show­ first baseman of modern times. ed 03 victories nod 47 losses. In Adams won it from Detroit. That ■ 9(7 innings 980 hits were made paid for the park. from his service. He hap been vic­ Sixteen years later Dreyfuia ■ torious in a m ajority of his games found that fandom was thronging S his field and that he required ad- 5 ditional room, so he erected anoth- * large section to his stands out 5 Heeding th at advice, Judge soon er in right field. The result, or a t ■ found big league scouts looking h|m over and when he was nine­ least the conscnuoncc, is another ? teen tho Boston Americans offer­ ed him a contract. Without pro­ fessional experience, the Youngs­ ter wus farmed to Lewiston, Me., in tho New England league. The Red Sox cut him loose, but Buffalo in tho International league ob­ tained his services and Washing­ ton bought him from that club in threatening confidence qf ^ • P i r a t e s ’ den, however, seemed to bold no terrors for Bucky HarrU'*&d h it band of Senators, who ftfnved shortly afte r 0 o'clock last n ig h t and went to their quarters In ft secluded apartm ent to rest in preparation for a final tuning up tbday on Forbes Field, scene of tho xlrat two conflicts of the series and also the sixth and seventh, if hostilities last that long. Pens tors Are Ready. ' H arris lost no time, as he stop­ ped o ff the train, in announcing th a t W alter Johnson would pitch the opening game and th a t he would have his full strength on tho eld s t the start, thus belying denitely the prospect th a t tho Sen­ a to rs m ight De handicapped by dis­ abilities which have hit H arris him self, Roger Peckinpaugh, vetc*«m shortstop, and Stanley Coveleskie, rig h t handed pitcher vete­ ran , who is counted upon to nhare trekking here for a batth e pitching burden with Johnson. country, tic that promise* any that Covcieskie will take the mound for havo gone beforo toinrival interest and th e second gamo, H arris intimated. calibre of play. • Whllo H arris and his men nre Excitement Mounts. confident they will successfully de­ As preparations went forward fend th eir championship crown, the 28-year-old pilot of tho Senators for tho opening spectucle, the bndoes not underestimate his rivuls. rometcr of hometown excitement “Any team good enough to win mounted steadily. I t was evident the National League pennant is an on every street corner, where old good Us our,’’ Harris commented* timers who recalled the Pirnto crypitlcnlly when nsked his opinion championship glory of 190? min­ gled with the new generation of o f the Pirates. Jdsifprs; it was m anifest in tho While their full strength will hbtelfi, where u seemingly entfleiil take the field, tho Senators, It was indicated, may bo somewhat handi­ capped in the wny of Injuries. Ilnrxis him self displayed a badly swol­ len middle finger on his throwing hand, tho result of a spike gnsh. Coveleskic has suffered from a back strain which mny affect his staying qualities, while Peckinpaugh's ankle again hns shown ■igns of weakness that forcer] him out of the aeries twice last year. H arris surprised his listeners, as they cavorted in practice. Tho contrast between tho fiery incidentally, with the assertion th a t ho banks upon “ Dutch Rou- young Pirates and their older, ther, seasoned southpnw, to share more seasoned rivuls is the basis th e mound burden with Johnson for much of the hopes of Washing­ find Coveleskic, in spite of general | ton followers. In a struggle which belief th a t the Pirutcs are “sure seems 4o find tho contending d eath ” against portsiders. The arrival of the bcnalbrs and 1 disclosure of their opening plan.i of battle followed a. brisk workout j fo r the P irates, who, in splc and span new uniforms, went through J a sparkling drill nt Forbes Field j under tho wntchful eye of Manag­ e r Bill McKochnie. Meadows 3Iuy Twirl. McKechnio was not ns outspok­ en as H arris although' he indicat­ ed th a t Lee Meadows, 51-yeur-uhl bespeckted right-hander, will twirl the opening game, providing tho prediction of clear nnd warm w eather is fulfilled. If it is over­ cast, however. Vic Aldridge, an­ other seasoned right-hander, ob­ tained from tho Cubs this year, may be the opening selection. MeKcchnle settled definitely, however, tho only other mooted question about his lineup bv as­ sorting Eddie Moore would |>c at second base nnd George Grantham a t first, in preference to Stuffy Mclnnis, veteran, who is entering his sixth aeries. "That was our strongest combi­ nation during tho season,” said McKechnie, “and th a t’s how we’ll a ta rt against jho Senators.'' These developments among tho rival contenders furnished chief topics of interest 111 Pittsburgh’s fandom discussed tho series “dope” with an over increasing host of enthusiasts from ail parts of tho S IweLUmitl and jasBLhVi linW fcnn«.mt f o u lT w ^ ■ o ff a t a n ingle. Thep it no more pic Mrae .baseb#l;plant in the coon Out oeyond the fences the «j tors see ottny tree* and fie ___ boautlhl residences. Here and there ippear the. greens of golf links md the trees that fam ish a hnznrd for the linksman also pro­ duce ,i scene of beauty for the basebVI fan. For'es Field Is only about twren- e a s t a pall I t ’tm A c * u & t v t m countryside are to the south and ln« a ir at the baseball park alw*Jr* i* clear. —■ ~ --------------------------- ---------- "fry Smith's Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. N ext to Valdez. H erald RATES REAL ESTATE Cleaning and W ashing Rad Phone 708 - ’ ’ B INSURANCE ; WAREHOUSE PROPERTY j 1200 feet on Railroad A BARGAIN. g o o d Te r m s Built w ith g reat care for resident o High grade, built-in features and m Located in Exclusive Residential Sections. Price and Terras oa Request. Icctcd for comfort and convenience. BUILDING LOTS Essentially a worth-while property. Selected with reference to LOCATION offers a wonder­ ful range in speculative PROFITS A. P. CONNELLY &SONS R E A L T O R S BART NASON, Local Mnnager 507-8 1st National Bank Bldg. ,,hone 4g l p| INVESTMENTS BaBBHHBBHBHBBHaBBBaHBHHBBBBBBHBHBBBBBBI ®B,l,,,,B,**,,> ***ft*BaBBBHBBBHBBBBBBBBBaBBBBa .^ V E im S E M E fN T S TELL YOU WHAT M A NCEOF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU. BU ILT ON VALDEZ HOTEL (•enailiK H o te l WliilT w . W.UIXEII. Jlnuncrr ELLEN HOY, City Tax Collector, C o m p la in a n ts LOST—One yellow Parker Foun­ tain pen with gold band. Please return to Herald office. JA M E S nnnWN *t al. D efen d a n ts. . SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. {’I ta l ia n Between 11th and 12th Sts* Successors to Glllon A P latt T o J a m e s Itriiwn nnd w ife--------—— LOST—Female pointer puppy, 5 I Magnolia. Everything elseBrow n, whusn C h r is tia n n a m e la Uit-I months old. Liver and white. k n o w n : C h a rlto n J o n e s an d w ife---- — rieaL Phons 422. Electragltb a-----Jon es, w h o s o Christian n n m e Isj Named Kate. Jumped from auto­ Terms u n k n o w n : W illiam lla rv e y u n d w ife mobile on Celery Avenue and Os­ —------------- lla rv e y , w hose C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; an d O. II. tl r a road. Return or notify W. W10BT8—Three stations. Mag­ teen h am an d wife-------------tlra liam . w h o s e Hester, Seminole Hotel, Re­ C h r is tia n nam e la u n k n o w n ; an d nolia and 8econd. First and Kim. D. ward. ea ch an d every of th e above nam ed kvaras* length Sanford Avenns and 10th Streetd e f e n d a n ts , If liv in g , and If eith er, f'Mae. i i a n y or all of sa lu d e f e n d a n t s he Expert s e r v i c e . ________ Insert an ad in the “Classified Col LOST: Brown and white Collie pup a !•« for (tret dead, to nil p a r t i e s c la im in g I n t e r ­ 0 months old, answers to the e s ts u n d e r th e follow ing d e c e a se d its restricted to I d e f e n d a n ts , t o - w l t : J a m e s llr o w n WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing namu of Spot. Reward. L. J. Bolt, potion- _ a n d w ife, ---- --D ro w n . w h o se Engraving. Embossing. See us 1919 Palmetto Avenue. umns” of The mads Tks 8*nC h r is t ia n n am e Is u n k n o w n ; C h a r l ­ 114 ft. on Sanford Ave I bo rssponelblo first. Wo do It Phone 417-W. ton J o n e s an d w ife,----- -------- --Jones. Wrreet Insertion, R. R. Ave.-Commercial SL LOST: Small coin purso with sev­ whose Christian name Is unknown; for subssqusnt eral bill:) and some change. Ono Jollies should bs l l n r v . y , w hose C h r i s t i a n ' n a m n la Between 9th and 10th Sta, its ly la csss of JAMES H. COW A N -A H kinds Russian key. Pleaso return to Her­ u n k n o w n ; ami O. II. I lrn h a in nml wife,------------ O rnliam . w hose C h r i s ­ ald Office. of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. tia n nam n la u n k n o w n : o r o th e r w is e . In nml t o the followlnic t|escrlhe<l $160.00 per ft... Terms Water nrd Boat Tanks. A t W 28— Plant, Seeds, Trees lands, s itu a te , ly in g and b e i n g In Avei.ue nnd Third S treet Tele­ th e City of S anford. County o f Semphone 1 1 1 . ________ _L 4TEWART THE FLORIST" Mnole n nd Htnte of F lorida, more , p a r ti c u la r l y d escribed a s follow s. Flowers for dll occasions. MIRACLE CoeerMoCa. 1 ° T h e N o rth *4 of th e N orth Vfc of 814 Myrtle. Phone 260-W cement work, sidewalks, bylldOPPORTUNITY AWAITS YOU , Dot 7 Block "Y" of SI. t l e r Ing blocks, Irrlgatioa kexea. 1 . B. PETU nYaTp LANTS for nule, $ 1.00 tr u d e A ddition t o the C i ty of S anford, ns p e r p la t th e r e o f r e ­ Tcrwilleger, Prog.__________ _ ON THE “Cl ASSIFIED PAGE” per hundred. Phone 423-W. corded In th e public r e c o r d s of Corner 3rd & Sanford S em inole C ounty, Florida, nnd to uny nnd all o th e r p e rso n s, HILL LUMBER CO. Houaa ft Mrs. Frank Meisch. OF THE HERALD w hose n a m e s a r e u n k n o w n , c l a i m ­ Service. Quality and Price. 33r—Wanted in g any title, rlith t or I n t e r e s t In a n d to th e la n d s h e re in a b o v e deADDRESSING — Maltlgraphlng. LISTINGS WANTED: Acreage in Balance Over 4 Years folding and m a illn g -a s you Seminole and adjoining counties, want It—«h«n you \ want It. Phone 878. H. B. Ppmh. First large and small tracts. Denn-Berg Vstloosl H*wW **ldr________ __ Corporation, 202 1st St., Phone 713. 42—Advtg. Mediums 42— Advtg. Mediums ~ 8 ^ o r l ie n t7 ^ A p a rtm enlH WE HAVE buyers for five and Spanish Bungalow six room houses. If yours it* for FOP. SALE: Complete meat marba erutt f o r RENT: Nice rlcan house­ sale let us heve listing. Dean-Berg FLORIDA- ORLANDO— Orlant ket outfit, including sawn, block, it I* J Morning Sentinel; largest class keeping apartments, down stairs, Corporation, 202 1st St. Phone 713. fied business, rate lc a word, mil computing scutes und large re­ frigerator. This cun be had for g«minql WANTED: Experienced stenog­ imum 24c cash with order. cost of accumulated storage char­ rapher. Wholesale grocery ex­ perience preferred. Call Seminole THE CLARKSBURG EXPONF.N ’ ges. H. B. McCall, Oviedo, Fla. Grocery Co. —Central West Virginia’s larg TAMPA MORN1NO TRIBUNE— Send in your subscription to the 10—For Rent, Rooms eat daily. Want ad rate 1 l-2c pe Tribune WANTED: Stenographic position word; or hund it to your local 4 insertions 1 l-4c; 6 o ' ’ V. B. DOUOI.A98. by graduate of A No. 1 bun-ness more lc per word each insertion dealor so you can road Florida’s FOR RENT—Ronma with or with­ lllflineas Opportunities Clerk of th e C irc u it C o u rt f o r th» greatest newspaper. One year, college. Two years' experience. Can S e v en th J u d ic ia l Circuit of F lo rout meals. Reasonable ratea. ualneea Service $8.00, « months, $4.00, three months furnish best references. D. H. Care Idn. In nnd f o r 8ninlnote C ou n ty . Lincoln House. COLUMBUS (Ga.,) LEDGER 4 or Retttf Apartments F lo rid a . $2.00. If you desire $1,000 Insur­ Herald. Classified nds have the largest ance policy odd 7Gc to your order. (S C A M A M W EEKS. or M t Wo uses TO R E N T — Desirable front bed­ circulation in Southwestern lieor}D eputy C la r k . or lilB B o o m s room furnished. Second floor, 34—Wanted Help, Female gia. ltafe 8c (U-word line) line. A LITTLE WANT AD I n The DeCOTTEH * S P E N C E R . Solicitor* and of Counsel f o r t h e 217 corner Palmetto Avenue and HERALD will tiring you in big C o m p la in a n ts. WANTED: Counter girls, dish results. Advertise those old ur­ Third St. Mrs. C. H. Smith. :;B ' Board TO REACH the prosperous farm­ washers, second cook. Lu-Beth ers nml fern growers of Volus­ i tides you hnve stored nwfty nnd ^ ■ O ffic e , Stores Cafeteria. FOR RENT—Cool, comfortably ia county advertise in the DeLtnd huve no use for. A little thlrtyjfl& crenge furnished room, suitablo for one Dally Newa, rate lc per word, cash Icent ad may bring you several H. S. LONG, Mgr, ;ir>— Wanted Help, Male i ^■ change tlollnrx. I’hone 148 nnd a repre­ or two. 805 Myrtle Avenue. with order. Schulte’s Selected Listings ■HBroves rANTED: Lathers. Plenty of FOR BIO RESULTS advertise in sentative will call und sec you. 1. Five room 2. Well located 3. Three ndjoinKjHouses FOR RENT: One room in private work and good pay. Apply Collins the FORT LAUDERDALE Brooksville—New York, Tampa family, suitable for one or two & Boyd Co., Seminole Hotel. bungnlow on Cen- warehouse! prop- ing lots in Buena Ejie, Rent DAILY NEWS—It covers Brow­ and Brooksville syndicate, planning gentlemen. 117 Laurel Ave. ive Stock „ u , Street. Lo- erty C . , , t„ ^ 'oc.ted on ard County thoroughly which Is ten million dollar development pro­ Rooms 9-10-11 Ball Bid* ile,] Miscellaneous ono of the most rapidly growing ject at Weekiewnchie Spring and WANTED: Colored boy to do jan 14—For Sale. Acrenge cated m good business section of Municipal sections on the Florida Const. along Weekiewuciiie River. tqA) E state itor work. Sunford Herald. Phone G57. neighborhood. of the city. Ra|i rnrlt. Brice 'Sample copy and rate card upon Uinitiire FOR SALE—3 acres Vi mile South First St. about % mile out city WANTED—60 I-uborors at new Ice request Pri™ enunnnn Price $10,500.00 $2,800,000. Cash H b Wanted plant. $4.00 per day. W. H. LONG limits with residence and fruit t . H i Cash $0,000.00. $950.00. Balance Bund DEVELOPERS ATTP.NTION — trees with 1,000 orange. Stock Cash, $2,000.00 Balance 1, 2 and $50.00 per month ns, Jewelers MEAT MAIIKKT Pensacola. Is beginning the ready for budding, nil for $2,590, Balance, easy 3 years with 8W including inter­ ig, Decorating, greatest development in Georgia’s $1,500 cash, 1-2 years for balance. t terms. in te re st ost. B. If. Bankstun, Sanford, Fla. history; n half million dollar high­ 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla way to the gulf beach just finish­ tuning 4. 2740 acres in Seminole county. Has about two ed; a t two million dollar bridge 13—For Rent, Office, Stores needs, Trees PAINTERS WANTED. Apply Ho across Escambia Bay started; miles frontage on St. Johns River. Good truck farm ­ ifrs and Supplies tel Forest Lake. FOR RENT OR LEASE: Tho quarter million dollnr opera house Everything ing land. Eighty acres have been cleared and partly r a i d Eggs * under construction; two milliuns best located business corner in tiled. Price $100.00 per acre. G',i hinder for 30 days. 37— Wanted Help, Snlesmnn Blptice For the Sportsman being spent op highway; greatest Oviedo. Fla., II. M. McCall, Ovie­ One fourth cash. Balance 1, 2 and 3 years with 8W chance for live d e v e lo p s to get M R ’S a n d SupjiiieB do, Fla. MAN with car to work in evenings in on ground floor. Write Devel­ interest. 20—For Sale Miscellaneous from 4 to C. Attractive propo­ opment Department. Tho Pensa­ Balk Hardware d Help, Female sition for hustler. Give references cola News. -Wanti ■ U p , Male Phone 8 FOR SALE: 30 hives bees, 50 hoad in letter. Write “Proposition” Caro With each Five Gallons Gs« Angora goats, ono 40 If. P. Re­ Herald. W ant d HjUp, Male or TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, turn Tube Boiler, two good heavy JOHN E. FOX, Representative Fla. Thousands read the clas­ Fer Grey T u b ca______________ $2.2( mules. E. Stafford, Lako Monroe, SEVERAL solicitors to work on sified pages of Florida’s Greut 120 South Park Ave. W anted’JRelp, Salesman Fla. commission. Right proposition Home Daily, rates 2 cents a word. ACCOUNTANT l(cd T u b e s_______________ $2-4( We Cover Florida Real Estate Like the Sunshine W anted Situation, Male for right man. Apply a t Herald Minimum 26c, cush with order. S y ste m * I n s t a l l e d — Aiulll* FOR SALE: Small atock of groc­ a fte r 6:30 in afternoon. ulul Hull'* to I'e rruuneiit W anted Situation,Female Write for complete rate card. eries, a bargain if sold quick, Cllt*ni«lu KINE’S FILLING Wanted Real E state 38— Wanted, Situation Male good location for filling station, TO REACH BUYERS or tellers of R . L. ROBERTSON Wanted to’Rent will sell or rent tkoro building with STATION Florida real estate advertise in S l a a o n l * T e m p l e l l o o m IR Advtg. Mediums. apartment in back. Inquire Herald COLUMBIA University grudunte, tho St. Petersburg Times. One esn* 21 years old, desires situation 1113 Sanford Are. Hanford, Fla. Office. requiring brains, initiative and ex­ cent a word daily, two centa a wort JinpuncemenlH ecutive ubility with reasonable sal­ Sundays. H. A. SPEIR ary. 490X Care Herald.__________ PALM BEACH COUNTY — The lO N EEtt 7*/» acres cleared, 5l£ tiled, 3 wells. One fourth Contractor and Builder Is and subdivisions scene of stupendous develop­ 42—Advtg. Mediums tion. Lnfe Burger, miTe to school nml church, half mile to loading ment. Read nbout it in tho I’alm *90-M — Phone — 499-M |dg., Oriundo, Flu. station. Five roqm house, electricity, water, sewer DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell Beach Post. Sumplc copy uent on HILTON’S U A IIU K Il s n o r anything? if so advertise in 2I0H PALMETTO AVK. etc. On paved State Highway. the Gainesville Sun. Removal Notice 113 Magnolia Ave. < FI rat Claaa Barberfl '. C. M. Mitchell'* office is OHIO—Xenia. Make your antes Priced for quick sulo Special Attention I"' •»»•'«! «t 3'H I’iilm.'tt.i A\r. E. SPURUNG, sin>-divlstoi through the Xenia Gazette, ZenGiven To Ladlca and Childrem. specialist. Subdivision to Or- in. Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ Undo Florida, and F l o r a trict. Wunt ad and display ra tis Height*. Florida on Dlzla High on request. AUTOS FOR HIRE way. S AUTO SERVICK E AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ J. Our first interest is the protection of both the buyer and SALE: 2 lots In Sanford Ighfcg Wieta all traina. Bi gusta, Ga., Augusta’s greatest the seller •an*f*r. Phone 651 and 63 Heights Park Ave. $3,500 each. classified medium, rate, cash, 9c ARCHITECT Terms, o lots Ssnford Heights Pal- charge. 10c minimum. & SONS We solicit your sales. F ir s t N a tio n a l H ank B ldg. nietto Aye. $3,000 each, term s. 4 Jhrive It. . lots Pinehurst $1500. Terms. Elder MAINE — Watervllle, Morning S n n fn rd . ------------- Florid# 2nd 8 t. at R. R and Lovell. We solicit your purchases. Sentinel. Thousands of Maine THE MORNING JOURNAL is the W E H A V E T H E B EST BUYS people are interested in Florida uccepted want ad medium io •ACREAGE' property. Reach them through Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word 22—Sale, Furnitue lEPKNUAULE USED CARS* the Sentinel. Rate card on ap­ an I BUSINESS-HOMES insertion. Minimum 25c. 5—Fort Fortier Sedan. We carry a full line. plication. . '/P/loHC 7 2 7 Our prices are right. Ccsh or 2— Ford Co&pe. 5— Ford Toiring. wnnt your business LEARN ABOUT Polk County and ADVERTISE in the Jourr.al-Her 214 E. FIRST ST. alii, South Georgia’s greateal lakeland, through the StarSanford Stove & Furniture Co. 3— Ford 1-ton Truck. newspaper. Morning, afternoon 321 E. First St. Telegram. Beat advertising me­ L W. Phillips’ Sons W. R. SMITH, MGR. Classiflet dium in South Florida. Published weekly and Sunday. Valdez Hotel Building odga Bros. Sales and Service FOR SALE Why woxto your time run­ Baby carriage, oil mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— rates 10c per line. Waycrosa Jour Oak and 2nd St ning around looking for a stove and rug. Call 416-J. nal Herald. Waycross, Georgia. Lakeland, Florida. good investment? Let ua show you how you esn In­ By GEORGE McMANUS GING UP FATHER vest your money and double it in the next thirty or sixty days. We have been in the ^E E : -b O L O N E S O M E | T C P - TH ER E*! real estate business for yean* I S E N T F O R IN T H l*b T O W N * I’N ^ \ T T l N * HOW JU-bT O N E and are glad to say we have HUH HE the fineat liatinga and the W o I WONDER. IF THERE. D O C T O R tN » HE beat values in the State of W A /b O U T THAT I*b Av D O C T O R IN T H l b ANY "THltl T O W N Florida. O F T O W N -* 4 0 0 0 —I T —7 BU RQ ? -w—’ COME AND INVESTIGATE Owners are urgvd to list their properties with us fur better results and quick action TEN ACRE CELERY FARM Earle T. Field $8400—Cash required $5000 Elton Moughton Vcikiez R ealty Co our representative right away. Phone 349. Florida Land Investors uiki 1) eveloners of Y HILL HEIGHTS imd FLANICO ESTATE 305 First National Bank Building. J. K. Rl/THERFORD Soil ( • q u i e t T llle SEMI A K. HAKKR. Joined by her huMiand and next friend, J. E. BAKER. H. B. Schulte Realty Co City Licenses now clue on every business or fesston for which a license is required, and 1 he paid promptly. * selected lots left which means a sure profit Owners LOST—Bunch of keys. Finder re turn to Herald offico and re ceive reward. At The first unit is practically xold out. Tlici There's only ono way to stop boils. Stop the cause of bolls! T h at’s common aonso—isn’t it? All rig h t. Boils thrivo because the blood gets no weak in healthy, red > jells that it can’t throw off tlio im­ purities th a t get into tho body. There’* not enough rich, red blood R> purify tho syatem. Now—S. 8 . 8 . builds hack‘ tlm blood to tighting strength. 8 . 3. 3. fe builds rciLnlood-cells—builds them b.v the millions! Boils dry up I i» tho tiling. Im purities th a t cause boils ana other skin rruptioRg can 't stand up against the rich, healthy, fed blood th a t 8. 8 . 8 . builds, T h at’s all there is cfB crrr One Phonograph Record—or One Sheet of Music V/e wish to congratulate those of you who have purchased lots in BOILS! jc m c T a i. OK KI.OHIDA. IS A S U FO R *K 1 «IS O L K C O I'S TV . IS r l l A S C R H I . itions Prlcevand Terms Very Attractive BUY IN SANFORD - Safe and Sound. BE aerlptions, Drugs. Bodaa. a n as naar you aa year r h v k x t ii $750.00 per ft. % cash Six rooms, garage, large lot. __! A FEW CHOICE HOUSES . 17 Years of Success in Sanford Magnolia a t Second. UtNBY ’8 DRUG BTORB Call 109. Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. 10 E. F irst S t. i.t t u b n n c n i T r o u i i r o v T i m 24— Lost, Found Select yourlots in Pine Crest before the best are all taken. Real Bargain Prices M UST llainca City—New cement 11 ufacturing plant opened here, Radiator Repairing:, Ihslallat new cars, Straightening: 0 f c W elding, Repairing o f wrecks ies regardless o f condition. Call'The L0ANS teams unusually well ' matched, it generally is conceded that steadi­ ness may bo the deciding fnctor, with the Pirates* brilliant attack pitted against the remarkable de­ fense of the Sonnloks. tra********!*#* V * | * ***** has earned its F U L T O N , IN C ^ a m on g th e s cm taste alon e Brokers C. P. HENDERSON Real Kstido Ih»veUf#ra BAN FORD, • - r. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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OCTOBER f.: : * : Ml I %FI .*V1 I 1 l «ArW t- Jfc Boy o f 15 K ills | * tw ■n —tS" »-,'■■ 7 ' PALMER TURNS *. • . P ■ ' " . m f -J . r v<f* ►.MBi-rin « p mm».*n fn x n ii • -. _ _*________ —Liu­ ^ -1 • W ashington's Star Hurler rafi i ■ D'-Mi »i AV2* ri’Jl ■/: , W ill Build iving Three ie Capacity lenandoah , 4-------* British And Japanese Are Ready to Join With Other Nations Un Movenuuft To Bring About Disarmament R H W ashington.... ........ 010 020 001—4-8Pittsburgh ...... 000 Old 0 0 0 - Germany And France Known FORBES FIELD, PITTSBURGH, Oct. 7.— W alter John­ To Favor Spears’ Motion; son, Washington’s star pitcher, hurled the Senators to vic­ i Meetings Reid at Capital tory hero this afternoon In the first game of tho World*! WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.—(JP)— Series, the American Lenguo contenders capturing the gam* While tho interparliamentary un­ by n score of four to one. Before a crowd estimated to be between 46,000 and 50,­ ion rosolyed Tuesday to sponsor movements for world disarmament 000 and with the weather ideal, the Washington team, aided and protection of troublesome na­ by the magnificent twirling of the mighty Walter, fought ita tional border lands, spokesmen from tiie Japanese nnd British way to victory in one of the most colorful world series games ‘ ‘ according g to baseball critics. S a i groups declared their governments ever played, Palmer Gives Statement On Board Action Saying Body Rescinded His Authority jl Score by Innings: IS Two Resolutions On BaUerim:— Johnson and Rucl; Meadows* MartfaQO, 0&4 Subject A re Voted Smith, Gooch. _ Crowley Picked For Important Position larges _ :'i Former Chairman o f Fleet Corporalioh Balks Upon Transfer 'After Removal By HoardMembersTuesdny ir n . ion Am ong WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.—</P)— Tho breach between the shipping board and the white house was| eatly widened Tuesday when the » ; “ ard removed president Leigh C, Door, 16 Jins confessed that Palmeri of the fleet corporation, >N, Oct. 7.— Elmer he boat this '/8-year-old grand­ wfs elected to the office in .fmirol William mother to death with a heavy Iron who January, 1924 at the imtonce of _o Johnson gave up but five scatwero ready to Join with othem In the Naval BtK bar, when she refuscd to let him President Cooildge and had been teied hits, ilia opponent, the be­ a concerted action for further re­ iutica told the into her home near Phillip*, wls. given sis consistent: support. spectacled Lea Meadows, veteran duction of armaments. of many a hard campaign, allowed tir board today He was arrested the day after the The resolution •of nrmnment* re­ At the snfae time, the board tho Washington sluggers eight duction, reported by Dr. P. Munch, gnandoah would murder while working In a brick­ elected Elmer E. Crowley, of Bos­ hits, one of them being a homa yard of Denmark, expressed regret that ton, operating manager for the dth a rigid airrun by J. Harris. Johnson was expenditures for armaments “ by American export line in New York ie United States ulso touched for a circuit clout, most countries" showed a “ serious to succeed Mr. Palmer, and effect­ It 6,000,000 cubic Traynor turning the trick. increase," stated the necessity of ed a number of other changes in The pei formance of Johnson wax living nations a feeling of n.*cur_ ns compared the executivo personnel of the cor­ made all the more spectacular by ty and called for thorough ex­ poration, The changes were made lcubic feet capacity amination by a special sub-com­ Closing Arguments Expected his fanning ten of thu Pirates, effective os of today, and Mr. ' ship. succumbing twice to hia mittee of methods for reducing Crowley is expected here tomorrow To Be Made Today and Case Cuyler with Col. Mitchell, puzzling delivery. Johnson wax armnmonts, including the drafting prepared to take over his new du­ “ bungling" of the Given to Jury; Action Of aided by jam-up fielding and time­ of a technical scheme ta bring this ties. led failure of the State Comes ns a Surprise ly hitting, the Senators collecting, about. It was adopted without dis­ The board elected Mr. Palmer, a [awaiian and Nerth hits in the second, fifth apd ninth sent. in which navy air- MacMillan And Crew Exper­ vice president in charge of Euro­ Walter Johnson needs no introduction, lie’s been in the main tent RICHMOND COUNTY COURT Innings to make their four scores. The demilitarized zono resolution ited. ience Worst Summer In the pean affairs of the corporation, a since 1907. ranking os the oldest pitcher In point of service In the presented by Brig. Gen. E. L. HOUHK, ROCKINGHAM, N. C.,1 Tho Pirates’ single tally came in 'existence of dlssatNorthland Known to Man; po rtion for which he had bcenv&e- majors today. He's had a splendid season and stands out a. one of Spears, of Great Britain, placed Oct. 7.—(4*)—The ease of the their half of the fifth when Tray;........ when ....... i— - the Senators’ best bets in the aeries ns fevuiencedd by the fact that Mr. Cooildge caused ong the personnel in Experiences Are Reined lectsd tho union’s committee on reduction Stato vert'is W. B. Cole, wealthy nors the first man up, crashed out him to be made president. This of- r Mnnniter Harris rclccted him to hurl the opening game today, lr service, its officers cf arniamenta at the disposal of cotton manufacture!, charged with a homo run, After that Inning tho for, one commissioner explained,. “ sred before tho board national group1' pnil.icipating in the murder of W. W. Ormond, for­ Pittsburgh crew failed to threaten SYDNEY, N. ,S.; Oct. 7.—UP)— oper otepa to corrset Dotirld MacMillan came out of was only a mark of “ courtesy" to the conference “ with a view to the merly his daughter's sweetheart, seriously. Morrison and G«och re­ Mr. Palmer, and tho latter dcclln laced Meadows ana and nmun Smith aa the; *r a se- placed me conclusion of treaties providing for neared an end Tuesday after , lh- northland Tuesday ufter three cd it laid M. Carpenter ofr months of the worst summer known Ithe establishment of deinlHUtrized rli's ol developments unexpected Pirate battery In the ninth inning, Tho s'.ea taken by th* board yej--i , Mu, Flu. nir station urg*fto man l*> the nrctic. am’, announctl&Dca alopg their frontUrs/Mn an- both in tho’scope'and th:-Rapidity 4 ’ - -Tht.- Senntors draw firat blood poxfH,n{tarhed. natioipj. wi»ro urged wilii which it came. In tho sccouiHnninr when J. Har­ (jo would ictum io LabrnThe defense threw tho first ris lifted one of Meadows’ slants ttf neglect “ this grant pomibil]» f«r the, uTetc cn-tioi of :hv flo-t corpovdi : bomb by resting its ease at 11:06 Into deep right field for a homo suppon'ai __ R B H p B H p H H H , .o’clock. During a ’ recess. until 2 run. It was tho first hit of tho ■,. . ,, i,n uuvu, ... v,,ming to New tion nffairr. a rrogrim It hud rec­ ently notified Mi. Cooildge it inp. rato dir cor-s In the Elu.la:^. / ( after Fusanosuku Mayedn, member « ‘clock, the state drew ita plan:- ,rt-,nie nnd one of tho longest evet madotfor the lnr,t -------------battle. After calling on Forbes Field, going deep of tho Jnpano:i) diet, hod made -----------„ -ctn U ll ru iu n ri , ... . 7 ! Mac L ili an drhve biu little iiux- tmded to carry* out bv rescinding J , l I'-saggeraisoli .Hilary cchonnor Bowdoin into Syd- tf'o board powers it had vested m j WiroHatchuwuyTucnday Con­ known hLs government’s willing- , averul witnesses to testify that into the bleachers, Loca­ yete charged by one of noy :.nd nailed away -’ gain four the fleet corporation Head ct hU; Com m h r,|(.neru Adopt Washington scored again in this cerning l.oss c f Trafl'ic no. 3 to join hnnds with the world Ormond was shot while sitting Hon Selected liy C^nuncrcc |b-i with an ovor-cs- houra later to join the Peary com­ fruieifc when Mi*. Palmer took of*i powers in an effort to rid Itself, within his car. the state rested f,f, h cou* Un- two on four Because o f Detour Condi­ of tho armaments problem. He was |ta case and by nsmnt of Uio do- Wu gucce„ lve ungles by J. Har- .yeTS’ by revi.ing Bocjy Fur O rlam loliighw ay; ieir ability and with panion ship on his latest Arctic fice and-----W the _. pemonnnl rd of the "aviators expedition for tho la:., leg of theirt>f the corporal on. The powers tions on Delatnd Highway followed quickly by It. S. Hudson, fense the actual trial was ended. Handle Routine Matters rls> D)oujr, anti pecklnpnugh fillDski ing of n “ Btiob- journey to WUcasset, Me., Mac- were rescinded lust week. British parliamentarian, who as­ sncelt." Board's Purpose As a result of diversion of traf­ serted that Great Britain would w l W ’m . W t o ' W t a U o T t t S cned •■•ll th'upb*” Me*J"Rucl w* •he" Millun’s home pqrt. The Seminole County Commis­ and*'fanned and U,htJohn­ Ins were made by Hie Mr. CoolidRe, upon hearing of sioners ut their monthly session fic to other points by reason of Join in any conference of world tho caso will go to th« jury late son. Rico singled to deep center, MucMillun stayed here only long |M. Carpenter of the enough to take on 20 barrels of the board's purpose, appointed II. at the court house Monday, ap­ the poorly maintained detours pro­ powers called for u further limi­ in the day. s o t .: sending Harris nnd Bleugo across naval air station, fuel oil and to tell newspapermen G. Dalton, of Cleveland ns his per­ proved nnd adopted the tentative vided by the State Road Depart­ tation of naval armaments of a nsncoiu,* The Jury that will decido Cole’s plate. Manager Harris ended ■fare the president's he was convinced that the dog still sonal representative to inquire into route for tho proposed state lugn- ment during construction on tho reduction of land armaments. Mr. fate will not rend the loiters thnj the testinic the inning by grounding out_ to .. < ■ * . .v . I t.l.l____ i L.. ; He added that many "was king of the nrctic” and was the situation and report to him, and wav from this city to Orlando, w Sanford-DeLand highway, (he San-(Hudson believed, in thin connection, passed between hia daughter, rcraft third. * kW B endorsed tho plan more valuable as a means of trans­ requested Mr. Palmer and Chair­ outlined •............................. -- Good'1 ford Chamber of Commerce has of- j that such a conference should be Elizabeth, and the man he shot and endorsed..by -1 the In their half of the fifth, thu air corps because , , , portation above "the circle" than man O’Connor and Commissioner Roads Committee of the Sanford filially protested the condition to initiated by the United Stntea, as and killed on the streets of Rock­ Pirates countered when Traynor Aug. 15. The 24 lifted one into right field for a ment of increnmd ^he airplane. Ho also said ho wan Benson of the board to act as an Chamber of Commerce. Fons A. Hathaway, chairman of sorting its achievement in assem­ ingham bling the Washington arms confer­ year old woman haH read and iden­ home run. it was almost .in tho the Florida State Road Depart­ certain he had found evidence of advisory committee with him. The The approval of the commission­ tlAriato rMdesire,” said Lieut. Norsemen visiting the American board, however, was determined ers here, it is declared will mark ment in a telegrum dispatched late ence four years ago hod inspired tified them and tho state nttcrnpt- tame spot whero Harris, a f« great confidence among the peo­ cd to introduce them for the pur­ minutes before, had hit Ida four to proceed with its program aa an ,{rto impress the layman continent many years-ago. . another important step in the fi­ Tuesday. ples of the world and portleulnriy pose of impeaching her testimony. sacker. Johnson also fanned two independent branch of government nal preliminary arrangements for UiVSwic unusual skill." Expected Friday The locnl organization han re­ ’ fSWJ those of the British Empire. The Peary nnd Bowdoin are ex­ created by congress. During three hours on the wit­ men in this inning, Wright and inset for Mitchell the construction of what is known sorted to this measure, it is said, Another development of Tues- ness stand Miss Cole testified she Meadows being the victims. Btotivo Frank II. Reid, pected to reneh Monhegan Inland ‘ While it was known that Mr. to be an important connecting link after every effort has been made Etvho will act as counsel off the const of Maine Friday eve­ Palmer might bo removed at any between DeLiind and the central to obtain relief from other sources. day’n conference which received was never engnged to Ormond and I The line-ups were os follows: Washington:, Rice, ceterfieldi William M. Mitchell if ning. Saturday they will sail on to tlmo when Mr. Dalton was appoint­ section of the utato. Following the According to those who have been closest attention on the part of that she broke her relations with Bal is orderud by the Wlscoasct whero friends already ed it was believed possible that Official 'sanction of present plans, compelled to traypj the highway the delegates was the contribution hint voluntarily in the fall of 1921. Stanley Harris, second base; Goa­ ar dlrbn ament, today wired the are gathering to welcome the ex- any such step might be deferred it is announced thnt a representa- in question, officially designated of statement! by French and Ger­ The letters, some written later, are , liti, leftfieid. Judge, first b a v : nUgion convention in far some time. The action today, live committee will be appointed, hh State Road Number three, the man spokesmen in support of tho alleged by the ttafu to huvo con Ulucge, third base; J. HarrU, tained the information that D»l‘ th. rightficld; l eckinpaugh, shortstop; As MacMillan steered the Bow­ (Continued on Page Three) te “ select some on detours ure not only unpleasant y Spear resolution. at once to wait ----- upon the State „ two were engaged; and that the Ruel, catcher; Johnson, pitcher. * ‘in ~lulla"* rough but positively dangerous in :ur l.ltil tfcryers to an’.8t in case doin into her borth at Sydney toRoad Department heads dny, hi:* first words to thoso who woman had broken with Ormond Pittsburgh: Moore, second base; hassee, nnd there arrange for the many places. It ban been pointed by orders of her father. Tho suite Corey, centerfield; Cuyler, rightNational questions involved, Mr. waited fur him were: “ The best final details and to secure unrly out that contractors building the further charged tliut the letter; by field; Burnhart. leftfieid; Wright, eid said, made it imperative that crew I’ve ever had,” and then he action from the department in the tfielr own admission, attacked the shortstop; Traynor third base, .e legion participate in Col. Mit- added* "It was the worst summer matter of construction. mil’s defence, lie asked nppoint- known to men in the arctic." character of the woman. Grantham, first base; Smith, The commissioners alsoxautho- ed location is blockaded. This, "F.very one of the follow:! on IVi i»-nt; of n commitete empowered Judge T. U. Finley's ruling an- catcher; Meadows, pltchor. rized the immediate improvement is shown, ha* not been done in the i act/in addition to the lawyers, board have been cheerful nnn wil­ nnunccd after he had indicated the' Empires: Rigler at plate, Owens present case of the Tuscawllla road. ^ ^ ^ ^ K a t a conference U nr- ling.” He continued. To prove hia Rev. W. W. Willian, of Jackson­ letters might be introduced, was. at first base: McCormick at secIncreasing complaint from per­ Officiol approval of thw. com­ Routine business, confined most­ point Communder MacMillan urg­ ing,-d to. go over the situation. sons using the road; and knowledge ville. state Silnduy school secretary that Miss Elixubcth Colo’s char- end base unu Moriarity ut third ed two of the men to relieve the ly to the awarding of a number of missioners was granted a number of instance:! where investors and of the Baptist Church, addressed actor is not an issue In the trial base, H.S crowded condition on the Bowdoin painting and transportation con­ of subdivisions and other plats sub­ FIRST INNING interested in this commun­ members of the Sanford KiwunU of her father for murder. .Commissioners and return to Wlscasset by train, tracts, featured the monthly meet­ mitted at this time. These have others The state contended throughout Rice grounded out, Wright to ity have foregone their intended Club ut their weekly luncheon in they objected. They wunted to ing Tuesday of the Seminole Coun­ been announced as the Crystal visit here rather than travel tho the Seminole Grill today. In his that they had no intention of nt- Grathani. Harrix grounded out, ninated Tuesday but I,sko Club; the Garden Park ty Board of Public Iltstnlctloh, stick until the journey was over. talk he enumerated several rea­ tacking the woman's character; Traynor to Grntham. Goslin flew (Continued on Page Three) (Continued on Page Five) held in tho office of Superintend­ Their wish was granted. sons for a universal attendance of that the purpose of introducing; out to first. No runs, no hits, o«» la., Oct. 7.—UP)—City Tho explorer said his party hnd ent T. W. Lawton. udults at Sunday morning Bible the Icttori. was Ip impeach her |errors. rs James McC'ants and found n stone church at Gottahaab Memhers yesterday awarded Mooro flew out to center field. testimony. She had testified also services. wore renominated Greenlnnd. where he wun convinc­ contract for painting tho West that when her father showed her Carey was hit by pitched ball. Delay through failure of rail­ thu white 'municipal ed it was built by the Norsemen, Side Primary school of this city, road connection* to reach this city a letter from Ormond mentioning Carey wsb caught trying to steal for use both ns a church and a to S. P. Duncan, at the bid price resulted in the inability of Mayor relations of “ man and wife” and second. Cuyler struck out. No . led the ticket with n fort. of $270 it is stated. Contract for runs, no hits, no errors. John T. Alsop of Jacksonville to she had said “ it is u lie." 1133 votes while McCants tho refinishing of all woodwork in SECOND INNING Two physicians who had made attend the luncheon, it wub an­ nt ¥J votes ahead of Adthe Sanford Grammar school was Fire Prevention Week, OcL 4 tolof the Chamber of Commerce of nounced. Members expecting to physical examinations Judge „grounded out,, Wright to of Miss Seaboard EndsAppeal ........... .. .. ____ __ gan. The count wuh 935 let to Roy Schmidt, according to 10 has been designated nt the bo- the United States to eliminate haz- hear a message from the Jackson­ Cole had been connected as wit-1 Grantham. J. Harris hit one to n and 9GI for McCants on For Extension Of Line accounts, for $400. hest of the Chamber of Commerce ardous conditions caused by rub- ville chief executive expressed keon ncsse.. and tho state had prevented right field for a home run. Bluege tcial count. Asher Frank. Among the transportation con- of the United States. Following the j btsh. They are ns folows: disappointment upon loamlng of , their testimony from going to the ] fanned. Peckinpaugh fouled out 'candidate, polled u vote of Combustible waste material his deferred arrival, t iary. The physicians. Dr. H. H. to Carey. One run, one hit, no crWASHINGTON, Oct. 7.—(/P)— tract awards announced were those appointment of a week for the Officers of the Seaboard Air Line of Mr«. Oscar Tanner, for trans- study and cunslderaliun of l'rv*eG- ihquid be removed periodically. If Other visitors at the meeting Dodson, nnd Dr. J. T. J. Battle, rors. imondmcnt to tho city char­ concluded today the presentation portation to the Oviedo School fur tlon measures in dealing with the burned out of doors, care ifaould both of Greensboro, testified that! Barnhart filed out to Rice, sing the suluries of tho com­ of evidence ut un Interstate Com­ a period of eight months nt $60 fire hazard, the national organiza­ be taken to see that no sparks »r today included C. S. Pierpont, S. the woman’* condition was perfect nor singled to plight field. Wrt( A. Voight, formerly of Washing­ bers from $1,200 a year to merce Commlw^on hearing in sap- per month; 0. T. McOuliey, to the tion has prepared a series of bulle­ ombera ignite tiearby property. A D. C,, and more recently a res­ and the court held that if tho let- j froced Traynor, Judge to Ha ind that of the mayor corn­ pert of that railroad’s applications Oviedo School at $106 and W. W. tins for circulation among the safo' practico if to provide an In­ ton, Grantham funned. No runs, ’ ~ ident this city and Earle T. ters were introduced their testi-! ier from $1,800 to $3,60Q to build seyeral extensions of linex Drcsset, from Colder, Lake to San­ munity commercial bodies. These cinerator or metal basket for burn- Field, ofrealtor, hit, no errors. many could go to the jury. of Sanford. Ray»*cd by a good majority, THIRD INNING. to Eftfit Coast and across ford, at $40 per month. All trans­ bulletin:! are being given much ing such material, who rooved t0 khi* cltv little interest was shown in through “ Rags and cloths which have In|onJ Fm* Florida. portation contracts were awarded publicity, through the various tipie ago from Ocala, was Snow Shovels Used in, jtion, one of the lightest llaah“ ^ 1i X i . l ' d urga„i«li»«» toNo opposition was indicated from under the snme conditions, it _ii Chamber of Commerce offices, and been used f^ Bn years being cast. subjwt to £ mainber, according to an- F a r Western S tates[rl-u singic*i to right fl«w. Ku* shown,_ lor _a period ot eight through the national press at this nno olllnr ether railroad:; to any part of the ______ . ' ncunctnent His menibefxhlu has ______ Iwas caught napping at first. No time. One of the bulletins <3 as snooUneous IgWtion Ser.b3r.ra*>, privets and testimony Imonths from Sept. 28, 1926 po.t>d to the r ■ 1' .v-iilbeen transferred to the local club , CHICAGO, " Oct. . , , ilidg’eOnWayHomt* u1' to the need of new railroad fnc- ly Jumos Kasik petitioned tho follows: tton ,Week iveeK is nn u«. exr*- time. In order to overcome this iL iaa it is said “.Fire Prevention ilities In Florida and probability } ,oard for an ullowar.ee of $16 per . . —f. midwest is ovcrcoatcd and snow j „ Sn)uh. Moore ind Kearubbish and hazard they n li^ i Report o/ the safely committc of such facilities making fair rr-j month, it was annount**<*. ta defray i clien t time do remove re ie safely committee.. aj,oV^ia aru being wielded in South Fi*‘e« do jly covered metal contair.tri or thla aftcri out on - double play, turn to investment was uncontra-' traitaportation expenset of his five effeet a genuinee cleau-up. . rnoon, recommended j Montana and Wyoming dow» wer« ,l to Harris tc .ludga. children from their hone to the non u8ually start in clean plncM. { . lawns!no dieted. further change* inge* in the resoluwhile surccasa from shivers i* I P««rklnpaugh 5BTDENT "COOLIDUE SPEreguiur bus* line, a distance declur- j Regular cleaning, particularly in In the fallj>» l l w l a w r o . ^ tented somo som iinie ago, call-1 promi-v.i promised in the ENKOUTE TO WASHINGtno far tar west today, tooay, the i n .1No i " “ ru ---- w unurw ’ inning ” to be one and ono-half milea., #l».tTc«. cellar.'.and under stairways “ re ik y l v J iyears r . ago n^o a com ing for ,h« nomination f Fir Stanisbury, Mo., Oct. 7.— Airman Still Missing ed w k et belt‘look* tarit', fir s t » , . « , * The board adepted a measure of-1 would prevent numerous fires leaves. Several v„ar. a^o u a con l> • ‘ resident Cooildge was on his flugaratior. was started in an Ea*t-;Otreei nnd Uanford ..r a^r Avt nue as .,,,1 . . . t o , . M « l e » nwy . t ^ ' t „ sk toNhe White House to- After Six-Day Search fering him the sum of $10 per |which are constantly destroying ern city when a pile of such ^pUu« B^W ius new safe-1 |aler in week temperature* ap- and Harris were out on a month as settlement. [American homes, in the presence §inspi»ed by the patriotic de­ burned: Burying them will re- (Dr traffic plans now being druwn . proi4ching frost. play. Grantham unassLvtxf, The board approved payment of 0f rubbi»h only a chance spark or .was lation he witnessed in OmaCLARION. Penn..'-Oct. 7.—(/P>— (grounded out to Moore. No iberu the American legion Confidence that tho fate of Char- bills contracted amounting to $7,- (flame’ is required to court disas-1 move hat ^ ir k e ts no hits', no error*. ter. Every citizen in this commun- the fntian, w eh he addressed, is |es H. Ames, missing mail airplane 372.67, it is announced. Carey fanned on three The board convened st 10 o’closk iUy is urged to see that alt refuse I .Wheat, uion. The presidential train I pilot, would be known within the me *«.....•••■ - . i***, mB|»rlol l-i collect-iwr 142 baliz Cuyl.r singled to dayligbt ride through South- next 24 hours war {and other i. wol.ect CdayligH was expressed to- yesterday >e^rda>; morning. morning, ?. r. T. •. Willixmx i t )(,nu or.ier waste material ............................ ^ Cuylar was cau* BHinois, Indiana and Ohio in day as ware hers took to air and “ nd L,- J- Hartley, memberisn.l|c,l and f,from ail contact with comb1 .'*- ic ^ e n d t e Kiwani ■WVs, Okri. LhFvnilM m . | (Ceatluued un fcc-ct, was du.- ih Washington woods for tbuir sixth day’s hunt |S^PL Lowton wid Fred R. IVlUiumo 8omj| D ew S iiiU tJbUi imaterial.” . (Lontinued on morning. I for t l j loat flytr. flytr* f nttcrav/ for th* bouril, ottnulcd. [pared by tho Insurance p • ^ k •&: . ' , afr. ,r l. ...V/. E PROSECUTION IN W. B. COLE TRIAL CLOSES ITS CASE explorer b a c k { FROM HARD TRIP TO POLAR REGION " NEW ROAD ROUTE COMMERCE BODY .U i T S APPROVAL OF COUNTY BOARD OF DETOUR HERE «...«».«. Rev. W. W. Willian I t Ih.tptS ITalks ToKiwanians At Luncheon Today School Board Lets Contracts During Meet Here Tuesday Chamber Of Commerce Gives Series Of Hints For Fire Prevention Week ‘r Visit to Omaha hi*. ■ ■ ■ V .V . . I •’ * •- t * I* �t- ,------> n # t*c* ! rfedt. Other LIEN ' 1i n ^ l s r snd t i * ^ n su m p tioa re­ gular, they m ast t te p n q w r ir d b teflmted throughout i t * y «*r to Florida hs* *2f,, . f „ j&sei '.b& eoazajnpticn tWcuind. in school property and is n a y f The cold storage I* therefore $14,000,090 annually fo r AND “ V v l l KREX a3SSCHi *-• U > a re a e ra re a e a tljr Im In v„ Y;:f ln used as a stabilizer. It stabilizes Ftonda has 2.600 mill*, Mtw-, o c r sALRa Y om *: a n r m s k s t , •tc ; the price preventing cxtrera-* in mills and facltrin* turning. Out W e n a a ra a te * a * ih fa M |OB X__ i t * v .« s - - < « . - 1 either rtireetioa and it eUbilize* $215,009,'»0 worth c f product* VASHINGTON. Oel. 6.—fJP)— Sanitary District of Chicago, and ; J t l ye n h a re P a a p a r t y ymm w aat^aaliS— L U t It w ith „ , Umrs ftfc m in e -o f all W m * ta b - t h > supply b y .n a k in g egg* ars!!•H . Th Supreme Court began its new by New Jersey against the Federal ; a •be tiroes the value o f She t h « ? ; ^ threug hmit the year. All tmalty. Florid* property ha* an assessed; tern yesterday at boon facing a Water Power Commission. ►cd and eleven um es a* fW » t j poultry marketed i valuation of $580 090.000 and a cn rtM docket. Several motions for rthcarings ■ • , — product* . . either ., *'P- rr.-n who . thir . . .c1 ' Sf',» fewhh O orT DtoetKl on cold ttara*e storage for for ^ .US *“ ”r- * ' *tr^ et. SaafarS, Fla. . Therew<>al ar- Cminv « f P^OOjOOOjOOO. lew rule* formulated at th* In casts decided last term are a tlwt u T u S T fo r ^ r o m la future a V ^ rautt he properly, Flcrl(.a banka had. on January d o e of last term, by which the pending, the more important being Ih s. iccent annual poultry iU U lllg il - pou,lry ‘fi£ _ T V ^ l05 . _ ^ 0 ihar<,J «i to obtain the beat result*. , ir<2s, deposit* amounting In jcS rt 1* permitted to use increased two by the government which lost Hale at Geneva, The Her* only, yet the value o f pon.try pr »- , hundn?d and fifw*a mil. ronnd num bers to |i75,0C0jl>0u. Or. d»'ret ion in determining the case* h he mum anti-trust unit* against It publishing in full-his ouct* for one year would 200- 1JcJI dozen eggs or about U per the Maple Flooring and the Ce­ oo “ Foultry Raising 00° men « salary «f *>/J00 each.:cJnt o£ tJw toUl pfodaction . re June 30th, 1925, *ix months later it..rill review, are expected to aid ment Manufacturers associations. the tetai deposit* of all Florida irf. preventing further congestion v- » f , . . !In fact the figures representing pinced ^ Co!d storage. The re Banks amounted in round figures pg oven then the tribunal ha* Among the 533 cases carried the siza ol the poullr^r Indurtry ^ supply u£ dteat-.d poultry t j 1*02,240,009. A gain in six afaiting it* consideration 780 over and on many of which decis­ few people who really ; are ao CTtat it is hard to vUuau..* on ,tor*zo also stabilize* the months of $227,240,000. Nearly , tie s, approximately 100 more ions are expected during this term, ta the full Important of its magnitude. 1i* •*-year .ago. Practically all j are those involving dvn the validity of ^ ^ b{ P°U -,ry thr#UJfh° ‘Jt tb--: t-MfiOOMO per month or $1,225,000 poultry Industry snd its r»!a facte may give some idea a* to lE T ? ? ' ............... ....... J£r "WW" w n a year ko. « Mtenti to to the diet health and m oo-' it* uronortioa* In ord-r to houre * * ' per day. Ths tanking resource* f f this increase is due to the num- 1the sale of German uye patenis xo the Chemical Foundation; const! i f J f c V J S I f the United all t?._ ,S'ckens in the Unite,!. J * g * « 4 T T f u Z l S u **' ^,0rfcU .JunC ^ th* J f of ^ c u r r i e d over from the tutionality *»VnT,n'?at,nn* of the California rn"*tl' syndi­ ten, Horida and Seminole, States properly it would require 3 ricultural and bort.culUral pre- I32o amounted in round number* ! , t term the cases docketed durcalism law and the Arizona min­ M dr.y Douitrv house AO feet wid- reach, ,,uct, t* grade,! in order P> to tOXIJXKl.OOO. the r.-ceas being substantially imum wage law for women; legal­ “ fm thlc unequalled hsy^Uy of co- ’ Vag tbe United States. To r'c -^ a s s fu lly marketed. riter Millioa Invested Daily. tit same as a year ago. Uutside investors have spent ap­ it is the expectation o f the court ity of the Montana gasoline tax th^m grain once a day for a Grading consists of separating losml financial opportunity, with food fe year would require a freight train or sorting, produce of mUcoIlane- proximately £ 1.250,000 daily in tbit many ot the cases filed dur- law; and constitutionality of the tW pesplo of Florida talking in|yc A SW FFT real v’ tate since January ,nr its absence will be quickly dis- C r i i f cotnro.nity^ terms ef millions and billions o f 1,‘750 miles long to haul It to them, out quality ar.d condition into iot* it is rather hsrd for one,' Interesting Statistics Given [o f greater uniformity, making it !I, WU. 1* ed of, and tliat substantial M)* I K ir^ h ^ .n to |rcalize Florida has cash in treasury to rtul, will be made this year in re- the court ^eluded one by We Kanh p W what a part the lien and) it all the eggs sent to spark tK-asler to determine, market value Icing the — number -----—. —------ , — . *as . City -- Southern . to _test ... , * . hcr products play In our financial-In 1324 v eto placed.in carer, ends of various grader. Also adapting. meet all obligations dicing carried over. the, In. Remember the time when, yean and . and economical fiber. Perhaps touching they would make a dou-: tho product* to the various market, U has no nUto debt. Hn in* ■nctkaliy all of the cases filed terstrtte Commeros Commission’s years ago, at noon recess you punched « mfv many nrogirssive and ble row from New York to San outlets available. icorr.e ux. No inheritance tax. Tnc iring the recess were petitions vn.uation prartiers. Several othr writ* of certorari and the court ers were filed to test the legality n hole with your forefinger in a cold £ Economic i*Todnction Necessary. State levy u 10 1-2 mills. _Jm citizens of Seminole County ■Francisco. If the 21AKK),fl(>Ojy»0 . ercising its discretion will de­ of the government’s methods in va­ biscuit, filled it with syrup and enjoyed Y To make a kngthy ztory brief; 5>°r annul gains arc hard to and Floriila who consider the poui- egga prfaiu^.cJ annually were laid mine without oral hearings, rious phases of incoma tax asses a feast fit for the god*7 . try buniross negligible. together edge*, touching Urey nnd at the tar.,* time to bring our. estimate, but in the last 20 years i ment und collection. . 'Mu» Irr.nortance of an industry, would cover a road 2d 1-2 leet the essential truths about market- our population baa increased 100 { ich of them it will review. _____ ____ ___. . R H H B Jacksonville to Los An* ing poultry, let me say that it be-!Pcr « nl? “ b'f'CUj1 . Ten . *.... completed ......... ............, cases, ......... in which ..... point o f both th,- consumption of*gates, gins with economic production. bas increased £75 *>cri.Le!lA?, *n* j argument had. been concluded were A re Y ou aN ervous A scrub hen masting in a tree trease in taxable wealth 400 P°^' carried over By the court when it the product and th® value of its i If nil nit the. the poultry in the United W om an? output. * Poultry products . which1States were standing Together they with nothing but insects to eat for!*611** increase in income from all ^ceased last June, and decisions brcakfoA! with a nent in the fence i in* i is u «these l—« may >»"** be expected «w«aw4oii any «•»»» opln Ah^nnr.' primarily eggs and poultry |would tover 25 squat e miles. , LOO. per . . cent; . actual „ ,n' _ _ bat you can bring back the RM*t are eaten by all .«la»«M of* \ Florida . produren produce., $«,250^W corntr will r.ot produce more than trease tr' Jn ,t,lt? L vn‘ uc nt Pr°t*r- JIre day after tomorrow, it being Without health and wcll-poiscd experience of t’ .jse blissful ih rule o f the court to nerves many women find life a burpeople. They furnish a part of worth of eggn and poultry annuui- three hr four dozen eggs per year, fy , Htale . , 000 perrent^lnrrr»se jj eunW|.jtten —.1 ............ childhood days by keeping tho diet x»f all humanity from t h s l y and we cjuuuming $20,250,-1If j f mi wish to use her for f,»odl,n *,anlt deposits, more than, 1,000 j,j>,5vcr no upinb nions on the first day d4Jn. Are you suffering from lack Bonita Syrup— a syrup with beggar to the king and arc con -) <KK» worth of eggn und poultry per j you will find nothing but flying |Pcr _c*nl:, a tcrmof vitality consequent to the weak­ the pfiro Georgia cane flavor tamed in every home from the ho-i annum, in general nesses peculiar to women? If -—on j/our tabic. Try It on vc! to the palace oml * cases are r.o, do not dcaparr. Dr. Pierce’s a hot biscuit and muku that smallest iunrh counter* Daugherty, Favorite Prescription will bring reold dream come true!greatest hotels. Attorncy lief. Your hcaRli is your most valuE g g s of all domesticated Brings the Cane Fields o f the power of 1able asset and the Favorite Pre­ try oro <*dlble prmluc ‘ committee to re- nu’iption made of herbs, \r taken Ceorgie to Your Table pioxLmateiy 90 per c«nt ..., rrn T« relre the attendance of witnesses np'terlv. will heln to re.lore it. ronaumed for foot! are p roper in value than tiie l*»jf unit v*alIceonomirMly producing u good ar- cities amounted to$72r141 The ^ pto<]ucUon of books. Health brings beauty A .well wom eggs consumed '<*»* l^rk and l-acnn produced in tlic'lirle l* the proper taro und pre prepa- budding permits grunted In 10 ci- Daugherty resisted the authority on is always beautiful. duem! from chickens. Atlanta, Go.— Cairo, Go. rrmanent I’lnre In Diet. Jrtate. 'ration. It I* estimated thut fertile fer Hare iPermanent rrminriH < »««*•' • •• •'•••* Ir • ................................ .............. 8i..d -o. *or triul |>kg. to Dr. Docaune of their nutritive value Yet v/e must import $12 0WMM),tgg« alone cnu«o a loae of $16,000,- amounted nmounreu u* atin the Department of Justice, to $24,.Z-,H-0 nnu and .“ .‘ “' _rating Justice. dlerco’a Invalids Hotel, Buffalo, N. and the ease with which they fan |worth of poultry pnslucts to sup- , 000 por annum to tho poultry Kept. $272)00,000. Tim m figures m-|P Tho* authority ..... •. of /.----------------Congress to re-v Y. Cjina With Biscuits fll ~ growers of tho United Htatca. diento tliat v/e nro spending more b« prepareil In a number of op|}o-{ply roir needs. tiring v/nyi, they have a distinct' Meminole county h.,« 30,000 h- ad Poor packing rnusej an uverage ‘ tto VJr buildings in Florida.______ 0#Cs routed by it, also must be poor t\ • « r «n j * liecided. This case ^aa brought 'G .rT A Y L O R D Y E R loss D r i v e r I v illC Q A s C -Q f by a former post master at PortPainting— Decorating for the growth nnd teiniir nnuany. ™ °r P*®' q i » s _ A n r i M ir o i* iiie n a land, Oregon, removed during tho A U.tal of $82,217 worth parntion and hnne mdling. cauzcs $27,- oK IQ H A l l U ( J V C r t l i r n 8 |\yjj,on administration. Decision PHONE 303 000,000 worth ° ‘' ‘J,rJ-,,M'.d ' t i . ,• *of ix.uitry und* eggs, — ----! as to whether tho Six National Infhs ways of using e„*g.i In tho 1 ... . . „tlI!1Wnf.lll ol t U! ^U! r ,hcttP TAMPA, Fla.. Oct. fi.—7/P)—Joclidian* are independent sovereign- 1 dlet arc almost limltleas. rhey; ".Sji®"*]living ry year. Careless methods of while, &», of St. Petersburg and ties within the United States i o I ro wensupiedd in tb« main dish at . \h“ ri; «re 14,510 poopthey lntf> nlfftii .t hctmnolc County nnd thc3 nnil handling, packing, ' ' "" diHtnbuting, formerly of Burnevville, Ga., war. expected soon. Pf.nt/ #nat nnd etc caused un annual loss of nearly inntnntiy killed yesterday morning ihere win <»•* n call tomorrow of »iiniu,» 1J)orc thui, |i.oo p?r when an automobile in which lie all cases on the original docket in our entire population was driving alone ekidded and over­ which states are parties, for the marketing of poultry pro- turned near the Gandy Bridge. The purpose of eliminating those which accident occurred during a rain­ are not prosecuted with reason­ ducks, guineas, geese and pigeon*. Supply Regulates Demand. able diligence. Substantially one storm. . Their meat Is considered oxcelle.it adapted to growing poultry c_ any And as in the dDtributinn of all half of these cases havo been kept food for any ono, from Infant or sectiun of the United State?. furni produce when tho production If .Seminole County produced an alive for yearn to retain juristicTEST REALTY LAW Invalid to the healthy adult. of poultry products are great tion to enforce 'court decisions. Th® poultry industry of the much poultry products In porpor- prices will be low and neither the TALLAHASSEE, Oct. fl.~(JP)— ! One by Georgia would prevent the United States comprise* several tion to population or area its tho dealer or producer will make much uverago of 600 of the best poultry Jqdgo C. O. Andrews, Attorney for destruction of vegetation by sulmillion flocks of varying sixes f*»♦»* in thin country thuy would money. Whan the production is thc Florida Realty Rbnnl, nnd 1phurous fumes from the Tennessee from n few hens In tho back yurd counties b. producing $600,000 worth of small, . . tho demund is keen and the County Judge John U. Bird of Pin- j Copper nnd other plants in Tennes-J to-the largo commercial flocks. poultry und eggs nnd exporting. ,H K°'»d. (.tllas county woro gii^j) w'°* ^ vu were brought by New j The total vnlue of poultry pro­ $276,000 worth nf It. I nee no rea-! Gnu - - of- the greatest difficulttor. by tho State Supremo Court yen -York to prevent pollution of hnr-, ducts, not counting feathers nnd M/n why y they should pot do it. ; W|th fiamcrs is that they cannot terdny in which to (ilv^briefs t o ; bor waters. . manure, in the United Htaten In TKa nen I* one product an the1c,mtrol the production nnd regulate tent certain clauses of Florida's; On the original docket are ,n 1924 was $M4,000,000. F.gg* were farm Hint you can feed in the dhe supply of their products to tho , number of Imundary dlsputcH bcvalued ot $526,000,000. pot? try at morning' nnil go around at niifht jdernand of tho trade. Even if they new real estate lnw. ---------------------------—. ItWOen Btates, including proceedings $400,000,000. $000^ 1)2,000 - of thu ami got your returns. She Is good [could get Un th*r producers to act Lake Hamilton—City to vote by Massachusetts ns claimant to total $094,000,000 was for chick- food, Imfoni she llvps nnd after sho j together, tho weather man would October 3, on $60,000 liond issue, j .amir in Rochester, N. Y., by Wlaon* and hen eggs. . in (load. If you keep hens nnd e a t “ 'A co-operate ami despite their The total number <>{ poultry on lliu eggi* you iiavo tho producer j best efforts, there will be times for constructing waterworks sys- 1conuin, in which several other lake I staten want to- ju^n against the farina Jnnuury 1, 1026 was 442,• ar.d consumer very close together.;whon abnormal supplies will do- tein. 800,000, The hen eggs alone fur Eggs can lie served cooked or raw Press prices below profitable lev)02i amounted to 1,008,270,QpO t j suit the tnste, they uro good:“'a* / , dozen. During d ozen . i/u rin g tho lliu sumu year I fu4„| f.|»bnr w av 1 fr.c problem of the poultry man . is economical production of u goo j g K W . i ' T lij M poultry pru-iJ* quality. Careful, handling, rrguT i f m -SA LE S y / , TIMES THOSE O I A N T OTHER B » a 5 ' Dm m.ultrv industry It u U highly specialized business 8 the wvtlro fviuitry indusl.j ic u of enormous , Monort ons. The proportions. The cgi.dnr distribution nnd supplying tho $1,000,000,090 business. tics of New Yolk, Chicago, I'hllu- trade with the kind of eggH and I’oultry I'roducts Have High Value dclphiu, Bonton, nnd San Francis­ Poultry they want, In tho condition There uro only four form pro­ co receive annually from the poul­ thvy want them, nt the timo they ducts that have u greater value try men of thin country 10,6000,000 wunt them nnd in tho «|uuntitiu:« than poultry products. They nro casus of •oggs ami 340,000,000 desired. coro, cotton (Including need), hogs Pounds of poultry. The daily ruIn Florida where we huve 426 und dairy products. lulnmcnt of Nev. York City olono varieties of wild birds anybody Poultry product* arc fftaator I p. ■ ■' C00 0,)0 (l(lZcn cf(„ n ftniJ nr, cun grow n few chickens and pro­ ritW-, value than wheat, worth more than cnr,onil)1 ut po0|try. duce n few eggs, but successful (idts, ulniout equal lu value to all poultry production nnd marketing Ksh EluriKaling I’ Malurfion. vegetables ami are worth ono (uni Eggs nrul poultry must be m iiMiuires some experience, skill und nie'-liulf tlmeu rs much us nil r.(imi,le<l where they nro produced, Industry, but there Is in, doubt fruits. They are wortl, four times that the poultry business has r. as much ns th® apple crop, s n| trnnported ami often pluc- great future In Florida and it will Real Ealatc P.rohorn nml Salesmen muflt luty times a* much m thi. suijOr brw , |c(, |n C(||(, MtwrnKll| distributed be only u few year* until we will three times as much n» thu ! through the jobbing, trade to the bo immnmbig $50,000,000 worth of City Lieouac Promptly. Temporary licence will potato crop; nine .times u* llljjf, ! |retailer then tu tho consHmrreBoth poultry products annually in the ** the sweet potato crop. T h y m)(1 diessed poultry are hlgli- slnte. There Is every reason why he iosiied until homl can he applied for and ai>have eight times th* v#l « of th , ^rUhnbl* product, and their we should produce nil wo consume and not a single reason why wo proved. Each Broker required to furnish $2,000 of nil the citrus crop*. I utilii v MBsonsl Spring and early sum- should not. products nrn of grenter vein • limn |vm nvu w" * 1 * ' Homl and each .salesman ? 1,000.00 Homl. all th® cattia raised ami «ighl e •''------ -------- =...... :£S ALLEN BREN AND T 1 m REMEMBRANCE | You can’t * do that now— Cairo Syrup Co. ST BY —because it is absolutely pure-H never fails—has more thani ordinary] leavening strength—is always sureJ t b e w o r ld 's B ig B A K IN G G REATEST i, —--------- P O W D E R CITY REAL ESTATE LICENSE DUE OCTOBER h1925 K i‘ % ‘T ELLEN HOY, Tax Collector. i •-I 7 V ' f i i f / M-n Found! Announcement H E N you choose from ..................................... ® • advertised goods - iaB SISH E M U U a(JH IS»llH ISB S*IIH ISaim ilU IIM M ft> Several highly pleased parT ill': AMERICAN LEGION 1IAS ARRANGED ticH with the way we have TO ClVK TIIE RETURNS'OP THE handled thvir properties. Let ia X ■ a a a Don’t Pass This Up 1 laaaaaH H M K aaH BaaauaaaaaaanaaBaaaaaaaaaaa you choose from the safest goods g N ■ ■ ■ ■ US have your IIhI _. 8 ' ' 1 \ f S 'v ' r» ncrcH with house ami small ! grove ou road to (leueva for IgOOO.OO. .#1?C ‘. ; • 114 ftH‘ l Hanford Avenue, be­ tween ttth and 10th. Price $100.00 per ft'. A wonderful buy- H fttttY . S World’s Series ti'i PLAY RY P1*AY Telephone 473-w « m MM Slnrbv on October 7th. •122 Union Av«:. is. Admission .p>0c Watol; theau interestlpg games each flay. ss s : N * SANFORD SHORES SYNDICATE |». 0. Hux U35. . auuaasnm % r&3i| are value-true. Thi, preposition la sound and will bear‘ your most careful investigation. Full particulars upon application. The Armory 5 They We arc now forming a syndicate to purchuso u largo tract ol lake frontugo within a half mile of Mayfair nt less than $1,000 un acre, and arc offering an opportun­ ity for a limited number of inventors to participate In this purcharo on a very attractive basis. Only $1,250 cash required this year for a $5,000 interest that should sell foFat least twice this amount within a few months. On thuir special electric diamond at BROWN know n. Property fronting on Lake Monroe Is bringing very high prices nnd is going much higher. Wc predict thut Mayfair property will sell fur $25,000 nil acre within six month!*, nnd eventually lame than that. ■Sanford, Florida. u n E M lH * /V 4th 1*1 t 9 �'f}\ '■ ETTER BUYS i2 18 8 1 1 ** Good Lake F ron t .Tracts...' . A tr* ? w n i. 5 acres tiled..... Room House on 3Blm Avenue L ot S in L an ta Best section Let, Port lfelknt.VLi------............ x i- •„,*• . ‘ * ¥ <* . P1-'" Prices right .......... 47260 devoted entirely to Heal SEVERAL MODERN HOMES A T ATTRACTIVE PRICES Est^tettArgaing. Something San- : 1 Will Appreciate Your Listings ford hafi been waiting fo r. N o •> ,, • nUed to look all through the paper R. W. LAWTON for thftt^uy, You’ll find it right REALTORS Real Estate and Investments. Phone 742. li announcing construction operations fo r our m odem 4-apartment buiu. ng, situated on Fourteenth Street overlooking San Lint*. Work *5 proceed aa rapidly as possible with a view o f having the structure reiS or occupancy by January. ' 1 ’ ' ’ i' . " > l!‘ , * 12 acre celery farm on. Celery Avenue adjacent lake, front ^development. A good buy. Term s. Bostncaa'Block com er.Third and Park, 100*117. This Is valuable property. Term*. Lot, corner Oak and 14th. |2JK)0. T eraai Warehouse Site, 100x117 at Second and Cedar. One of the good bargains in the city. Terms. here shorter or later. Rooms 203-206 Meisch Bldg, ey-W inston Orgahiza W atch this REAL ESTATE BROKERS page for ^Special L istings.” Masonic Building-------Phone 707 T O D A Y S BEST BUY W ST YOUR PROPERTY WITH USJ #a One beautiful 8-room house In Rose Court. Completely and elaborately furnished. Large com er lot. Garage, Friend'considerably below pfeaent values for short time only; Terms, . •' ■ ,V . W E HAVE ■. * a client wanting to buy a small home, moderately priced in Sanford Heig Let ua know at once what you have to offer. Terms must be reasons Sanford Avenue Ripe for subdivision, adjpininp city Hnrtty 5 ACRES Phone 732 If ' SANFORD, FLORIDA B E A L ESTATE W ith offices in New York City and various other oitiea? oyer ijie country, we are in a position to sell your prop ? erty to northern firms desiripus o f investing in property! iii this locality. | f! FULTON, INC Nice 0 room house west First St. , •* *W h 1 *, |* * i I I f you have acreage, subdivision tracts, business lots, etc, kjndly cqjrimunicate with us. PQLCLOUGH REALTY COMPANY •< 811 First Nailonsl Bank Bldg. J.'I , • :Vv ‘ : •• \ '• • 410i600. Terms. REAL ESTATE * ■J.''4 ’• B rokers yc Developers Seminole H otel INSURANCE Promoters 12-ACE In heAft of Sanford. Priced by the acre, ACT QUICK TH R SEMINOLE R E A LTY COMPANY REALTORS L. ALLEN , Manager Established 1910 Our Motto: Satisfaction to Owner and Buyer loans-4— Insurance CITY PROPERTY------ FARMS Office 116 Merrl wether Building SUBDIVISIONS iPhone 4 9 0 -W TRACTS ACHEMiB 1. A 3-jkre bargain; on Country Club Road S A N F O R D , FL O R ID A Sanford, Fla 5 rOom cottage, dose in, oh Park Avenue. Chuluota— 20 Acres, 8 cultivated, 60 Orange Trees, 6 room house LOT NO. 73 Oviedo— One Story Brick Store 17x50. In Rose Court, $2,500.00 Only $4,500 — 1-3 Cash • Only $100 per acre, 1-3 cash Real Estate— Investments Money Chuluota— 80 acres, south side lake, north brick road, considerable timber invested . Only $250 — 1-2 Cash wisely nets returns. We know Sanford and Flbrida Prop. \ r . V. . . We arc here to render service to you. TWO CORNER LOTS Oviedo— Lot (2) 50x200, all cleared, fine building lots BAYARD REALTY COMPANY No.s 55 and 85 in Rose Court. $2,500 each BRYANT & HATHAW AY A t prices that will m ake you money. Number 6 Ball Block, Opposite Post Office, Sanford, Florida 20 Years Experience With Florida Land 1 announe “ Unde Attractive terms. Longwood— 5 aero grove, House and Lot I tlmo fully In PHIL SMITH, Mgr Only $3,500 Cash < Terms. BAYARD REALTY COMPANY Only $2,200. Good terms ; 16,500.00. CRYSTAL LAKE SHORES Four room house for $3,500.00. L A K E M A R Y SU B D IV ISIO N $1,500 cash, balance easy terms \ Do Y ou K now that the Lake Ma ry Development Co., are open­ ing up a limited number of lots on their “ Beautiful Subdivis­ ion” at very attractive prices and Special Terms. Within the reach o f everybodies purse. The opportunity to secure a beau­ tiful hom esite or as an investment is yours for the asking. Let us explain. Do not delay as the number of lots are limited and BELOW. MARKET Betwetn First and Second Streets. prices and terms are subject to withdrawal without notice. Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. Full information furnished at office. REALTORS LAKE M ARY DEVELOPMENT CO T*. SIMMONS, Sales Mgr. , 1 Phone 117 1500 with us. Terms can be arranged % SCRUGGS REALTY COMPANY Phone 708-709 F. H. SCRUGGS, Mgr. '• �M^oo,ooo. i/n .n u v pointed a H i O ct 7.— UP)-r ism Montgoniof Arkansas, presldvnt 3>al»»fr L refw tiri M .ona A m p k ttf traffic will He, J** landing to i* -shorten-th« <U#< - n r . i l .* lection For. State Awardds Talks ToK i wanians} At Luncheon Today Tawrea—lO.OOe aetes- (Continued from Page On*) . in Daytona this month. • Further announcement •wilt be made in thi* respect a t- a later date it is de­ clared. Postponement o f discussion o f . plans for the establishment of a ( oh thfe commlt- branch of the Y. M.' C.CA. in tfli^ o f business, of- city until next Wednesday wasv n h lu y , and pro- nnnouncod today.. It is pointed out in Thursdayi The that L. R. Reynolds, state Y. MV rC. A. secretary wlll^brf here for secret. preliminary meet- the meeting, end wiif assist in the ■nued ' throughout organisation plans. The matter itory to tho open- j was not taken up today. •ral conference of Ret. Williaa Talkfe. naming. In opening his talk to the Kb (council met again ;.waniana Rev. WHlinn*compnred the fe v ^ W r ^ B ia h o p slogan o f the K istanis'to his own loir of Tonnessee, errand, pointing out that while the Idlntr. During the organization Is Interested in the itc ”1 of P. r a .*,,. as, rt. to. ine*. ick lt)(j I confer. appointed to conig relation of the federal council of trica also met topor.t la tn .to -tho This tissue is oko serious debate - tho .-general condscppsl churyhxo■p federal , council Kara, of social ser­ i f this .o<H)peraItged is a matter r the general con- W the bishops of tho See themselves in tho leutors.’’ ip Brown in New Orf ntimber of advisors, brneys. ilttee to consider the Rons of the Episcopal he federal council of Christ in-America will s 48 triennial general ( that church that the tors entrance into the - reservations. This it was made into tosnclusion of tho meetcommittee. c i™ m wo ptata,-offering to provide rewards -*-•**■ convictions of persons who have nto- broken the law in the respective ;ht counties. Men fail aver the state ■ ’ MonJdlRgft U ttlr V B rick ,., f nosier. ‘-r- Whitc Rock Plaster Board Nalls *. - . Screen W ire BuiMers Hardware D ays Windows Frames and Screens Made to Order 4 x * Murphy Ironing .Boards arcftie Cabinet* ‘ r The Price I s R igh t SA N F O R D No. 3171 A mutton hnvtnK been fUcrf In the ilmvi- cntitl. il u n t M fur the -tllnM>es l — i'Di . - p x m s s In. bankrupr Six rooms, garage, lnrga lot, • red l torn nr nny p o v tlr * having tn* , , ; .v , 1 v »'•» . hv* 1 ^guaiw lectcd for comfort and convenience. Essentially a worth-while, property.......... Winter Park—Twenty’tulghgMaw fiy band anil affix the officl or-Sald court tills 8th Uny o| dwellings under construction/ ' her, 1925. (8 u WILLIAM Keystone—Now'G; S. & F.. Rail­ Clock U. 8. •District Court. 8< District or Florldk. way station to be constructed. ... BART NASON, Local Manager 507-8 1st National Bank Bldg. • ■ ■ APPIlifAT^D WITH TtaE S JOB- PRO TECTS LACK 0 FI D E T O U R H E R E an fo rd .GREpy|- A s s o c ia t io n iiiiiw in im m in im .. Phone 249 iiu u iiiiu n n in iii In Sanford Heights on Park and Oak Avenue With terms o f fourth cash, j balance in quarterly payments | : SEE' 'IW AimiKJ UST a lit tie* story ’iiout a fellow who put beans and walnuts into a jar. the beans would e walnuts to the HIS fellow wondered for a long time what caused the beans to go to the bottom and th^ walnuts to the top. T K Cone Quits Bond HINGTON, Oct. 7.—(AT— ison I. Cone, vice president tieral manager of tho fleet ;v ~ Ilfgh grade, built-in features and many extras. se»- 710 W. First St. Phone 472‘<w as a surprise. (Continued from Page One) nent- comm- itinjr up- stretches under construction,' hdi . Palmer moved the local Chamber of Com i’a action merce to its present action, it is do the presidency of the clured. ion in Janunry, 1921, Passable Detours Urged. pf the definite underThe lulegram dispatched Tues­ }I would have a free day wflii directed to Mr. Hathaway eration of the fleet, in person, and reads as follows: t ago, when four o( “On account of abnaminable con­ Khbern-of the shipping dition of* detours on road •between Itqrd tho authority ncc- Sanford and DeLand, automobiles fefl'dlo tin- fleet I inform- travel is being diverted so as to aldenl that I could not exclude Sanford. A s . result, this K r v e if that condition community is losing ’ large sums « permanent, however, daily as well a;i causing prospec­ sthc fact that -Gommis- tive investors -to go elsewhere. This “onnor and Benson and organization respectively urges e,ed to .(a)ly.,yo-operate that you have contractor keep; de­ (alton who wan deal gnu t- tours passable. Also request that linquiry and submit his you ndvise us officially date of u chief executivo’s con- completion of rock base." J did not think it propAt the office of Secretary Pear| nny notion* unti!. such man today it was, annauuccd that Be preaidcnt hn'dvbei-n information has been received from Sncd and was ready to Dcl-and regarding the contraction l!s wishen in the mnttcr. the DeLtfhd-Sanford highway. ■ h e circumstances, it of According to this report the road (mpossiblc for mo to nc- contractor has been delnyed ser­ tard'a o-ffer in regard to iously in the laying the base by i*n por-Mon." jpstigntion Mr.. Pulton his inability to secure .delivery of materials. It hi^hown that, conclude is expected to rock because of rail congestion,'he is rily with legislative rat­ receiving but seven carlonds of rock ions. Whether this will proposal to abolish the sard-and set-up-thu fleet s as a separate organ| not been indicated, .but p c ir, known to favor ■oration of tho fleet iny a board of seven as ut - Built with great.care for reaidant iowner. cy, notice In hereto- given to- the wr PEAN C all The W ..S. PRICE, M gr. of power in national progress,* anu spoke of the universal'desire f«#r spiritual guidance as the third rea­ son. Attendance Good. Attendance figures for the meet­ ing today show 83 per cent of lo­ cal Kiv-onians were present a t the meeting today.1, Included among these were E. D. Brownlee, L. C. Ilebout, C. A.-Byxd,-R^L. ChristcnboVry, A. P. Connelly, B, D. Caswell, R. B. Chapman, A. C. Carter. Fred A. Clark, T. L. Dujnds, A. C. Fort, Howard Hulick, J. C. Hutchinson, T.* R. Higgins, M. B. Hutton, J. D. Jlnkins, J. II. Barnhnrt'TamieL Traynor filed Jackson,' E. F. Lane* W. T. Lang­ out to Rice in right field. Wright ley', Forrest Lake, T. W. Lawton, fanned No-runs, no hits, no erST M. Lloyd, H. 'C . Long, L. J. rors. Marentettc, C. J. Marshall, E. J. EIGHTII INNING • ‘ Moughton, J. G. Michael, W. M. * Johnson filed out to. , shortstop. McKinnon, H. II. MeCimlin, G. .E. Rice went out, short to first. S. McKay, G. E. McCall, T. J. Nix­ Hnrrii grounded out to pitcher. No on, Howard Overlin, B. J. Over- Tuns,-no hits, no errors. street, A. R. Platt, H. H. PattlGrantham- fliod out to, right shsil, A. K. Ros8ettcr, A. Rnffeld, field. Smith singled to right E. B. Randall, L. B. fReele, j . y, field. Bigliee inn for Smith. MeSharon, W. M. Scott, W. R. Smith, Innis, batting for- Meadows, .fan­ P. B. 'Smith, II. C. Vieie, It. A. ned, Bittbefc stole second. Moore Winston, ,L. .Li Wii.1 grounded hut to Bluest; at thii-J. —jm F, H. Wight 1TIKUI ...........a No'runs, one hit. no; errora^ NINTH INNING 1 1 i. Morrison and Gooch go liiy n batteries for Pittsburgh. f^slir BODY-ijt.-ingled to right field./ Judge;.sac "* C e il!* * F iftfe* >, B civic development the c»tyvU .is nfs business to promote' spiritual interest in Sabbath schools am ong i ' ■■ • »»«-— -ui.-i.-; TALLAHASSEE, F la* Oct. 7.— Lake County soldi Highlands county is tlui first of the state to set aside fa .aunS of money the nrrelt " * for ' 4 t ^rindAcqAvic(L c a a » io . tian of ^ny j one found guilty of breaking the fish and game* game' jaw, law, according to Commiastoner of Fish and Game J. B. Rbyall. Highlands’ commissioners, according*, to D. T.'CanfleW.'cIefk of the'county board, feel thatVk tho ? game, and fish’ must be protected “as one, of Highlands'1-greatest agj s c u /'. v. Highlands' 1action, Mr. -Royal! ; said indicates that the* county is backing to (he*limit.: tho State Game department' fri its enforce^ ment of the gomo and fl»h laws. “ Co-operation1 such as that," Commissioner Rdyall ‘ said, Twill' Rive ,td Flqrida the protection fpr; her game aruUflsh that those who i •*1ixo their value to, th* state are ■ dc.. mined thnt'l *lt shall * rove, While Highlands is the first of tho counties to take such action, t TUG Realty* Co 310 First National Bank Sanford, Fla-. along came-a guy and said,'“ Why. THEN man alive, it's their size that causes them to w im Dikie Highw ay Heads On Long M oto^iTrip. DETROIT, Oct. y.-rt/P)— Dixie Highway officials and their guests travelling along entire roflte"'fefF here this morning for Daftnn, 0. The ^nolor cavniende, which is hiaking the trip in comn)emoratidn of tenth anniversary qf high­ way, stopped here last night* Clermont—New hotel to,:bo con­ structed here. Titusville — County courthouse being enlarged, at cost trf S7o0,000. China ware in English Porce­ lains, Buvarian and Japanese China make lovely gifts The Ball Hardw are ‘ °p " . . w * * $ # id j m - > fpHE only point to this story-as it relates to a "man’s standing Til1aTijomtm#ffttyi- r^ tTitK—he's tijp other route. There is no standing s tu lr * m s positiott in thp business world depends very much oq EAD BE ATS—SLOW ^PAYERS— PII by the verV^naturi' Af fthingH are d immutable law to go to the bottom '■ •: ' T is the “ Prompt Payers "• ti •' after.*............ * ■ tun . yOUNG men just starting out in life cun build d * ' wonder prestige and reputation with their i -Ho^{meh f a keepinjr t ^ r ^ M n s e s and by p a i ing their obligations when D lM . * i In Pierson, Florida In the center o f a thriving, wide-a-wake community, where Real Estate Values have more than doubled within the past four months. OUR FIRST UNIT OF FIVE HOUSES ARE NOW BEING BUILT INCOME PROPERTY FOR SALE Paid 30 per cent on purchaserprice lbst /JOOD credit is an invaluable asset. It helps a U man over the,tight ptycca.. Tho man who W J ’hN UillJj'promptfy i/U hS ^ t iifivh o la spemfing hia income wisely and judiciously. He usuafJy'-rhn^ a pretty gpod baiapee-in tho iflr This is worth’ investigating* Room 230 Each Month Until January 1st. DON'T PROCRASTINATE Flanico Estates Is The Surest Bet in The State Meisch Building A .^v/ dollars invested today means a profit tomorrow. I'hono 34^ our.roprercstatjve will be glad to go avci* the proposition with you. Or bet­ ted still make reservation for our free trip to the properly Thursday, leaving our office at 1 p. m |Wil!iaras-HcGraw Realty f orapany 313 First National Bank Bldg. When? - vj ‘ ' Phone -7 ATTRACTIVE ACREAGE 305 First National Bank d iiccu ifw n M. K. RUTHERFORD *u e o it A M -LL.1 b- ’ �f t ',& r,- = * ■ - - Jj n*' •■' w e- * >that Sanford has been and one new business every rather disproves the the rumor that hoot T growing and growing very. .rapidly. , ■, ------------------. — / . W e have it said that the present rise in realty values is to “ swapping among ourselves” ; but the introI.S l _ new business and new homes, on soeh h scale as W€ “ * * * B*«n recently, would certainly tend to dtapute this. )-Te24~ur It has been said that a million dollars every day Is pourISfc^V JPV* "P* 8t*te o f Florida and there is not the slightest but that Sanford is getting her proportionate share o f ..SOTTCai AM this. There is scarcely a day which goes by that you do not read in the paper about some deal in which outside cap­ ital had become interested in Sanford. . The reason for this sudden popularity o f Florida and the prosperity which has come to her is accurately explain•a b y * pamphlet called “ An Interpretation o f the Florida P001? lb® Standard Daily Trade Service and reproduced by the Tfmes-Union, aa follows: (1 ) The Florida boom is founded on a belated - v 1TBDNESDAY, OCT. 7, ! * » ' recognition o f the economic possibilities o f the trop­ ical climate and exceptional soil— factors which leave :w no doubt that Florida will ultimately become an t* J s agricultural state o f the first magnitude and a winter resort center o f similar importance. (2) Realization o f the foregoing probabilities has s f wMU w«y. already led to the marking up o f realty values to - * .A fantastic level*. in many sections. Realty values WirW, must first stabilize before business development can be pushed as it should be. But the boom— so far as it applies to business rather than real estate— has only started. iof street paviag pre* (3) As the business and agricultural develop­ tt * . ' ■ d W alm rl ment o f Florida gains force, real estate speculation will be superseded by speculation in business and •fdty bewailfleaagricultural ventures, by heavy building construc­ |L“ tion programs, and by rapid growth o f almost every •f k M aynea ‘ fstype o f business and industry necessary to the main­ tenance o f a greatly augmented population. (4) It is this final phase of the boom to which BtBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY the attention o f business men should now be direct­ HAVE ALL GOOD:—The yoane ed. It offers possibilities o f large scale profits in lions do lack, and-suffer hunger; many lines o f business endeavor, but early action in but they that sack the Lord shall getting on a sound basis is cnynssleu. Concerns not want any good thing. Psalm should not, moreovpr, enter the Florida business PRAYER:—Our Bountiful Ood, fie lc without a most cautious survey o f the situation. wa •have confidence in Thee, lor There will probably be as many failures, due to over­ w t have never seen thn righteous optimism, there as elsewhere. foNakenr nor hi# seed begging bread. "■ ‘ 1 ■ - I f you are endeavoring to interest outsiders in Sanford -O—: t . i. property and they show some hesitancy in buying either THBIJUJT^ pAXS’ through their inability to come to Sanford and view' the The m aVramore property or through any lack c f knowledge of realty values, floor—*, Lie at By the t to and we would advise you, as tho Tampa Tribune suggests, to have your banker estimate to them the value o f the property. fro The Tribune warns: tal# of lony ago JUIm _ Shallow a Bid clear the Carmel ‘ T hose who used to sell gold bricks and worthless 'gUdaKji’ -^ .^ B f^ r oil atocka are now in Florida selling land that they do Where th* willows droop on its not possess, or are in Northern cities raking in money vine-wallvd sides. by fraudulent means using the magic name o f Florida The bracken-rust ii red on the hill; in one way or another. All the warnings in the world The pine# stand brooding, somber will not prevent fraud, because many o f those who andktiuT * ’ * lose are too ignorant to read the newspapers. But Gray are the cliffs, and the waters warning In print and broadcast by word of mouth gray,- /;:* ,, ♦ Where the aeafculU dip to the sea­ will go fa r to keep woulfi-be investors from foolishborn spray. ness.' November, lady of rain, And then it gives this very sage advice which all in­ Id the goose wodgo over tgain. vestors . would profit by heeding. “ If you can't come to -birth. Florida { 0 1 sgy. for yourself what you propose )ose to buy, write ! SANFORD 3 TH E As Brisbane A b M t Fljing. A sd B w fling. Content Porary •u *v t w . ■ TV* Peer BlffJ. l Tto Ford at Week. D rtw itP ri, . Perhape thu f u „ ^ i - w iS S M !? ^omen are Wfcnrii.* COMMANDER JOHN here of tho aeapUwt that for Hawaii and landed in cific Ocean, shows loyalty fenao of bungling a Ln't convincing. He aaya, “The Secretary o f the Navy personally viait#d “ and ordered th# .Bureau nautlea to fir# us an; asked for." „ That was nice, but tary of the Nary doean1 anything about flying. THE JAPANESE, start to Hawaii, won't in Inspection by tho M his son to make It a sue fact la, an Colonel Mite! pointed out, that the Na . three aeaplanea for Ha made a IOC per etnt failui three. ONE BOAT landed la and was recovered aoon. er Rodgers’ boat was sent hour trip with a 35-hoar i gasoline. It fell down and narrowly escaped with f Commander Rodgers would have been all right had had a wind behind would also have been all they hadn't started. Me count on "a wind behind aviation. i U,*t. ranch acb about n"t S i Detroit News. ’^ jj* U nS? C o w T y ‘ On the first 0[ .. . } t y > V fa e ffs o * m death— St. ^krihor, *.d ter andi * 0l* o l Coolidge is to be cop mounted on a 9T, whouj duty it pel auto drivers t o ^ j ] machines and hide trees when tbe Vens^l to Jaywalk.—TamprTrJ,*! ‘i 1 o Ihc 6 o l f B u5 men T o fa SASe a # a Fan lifts, d - it n & *6 In THE THIRD of the th outi Naval seaplanes trie back to tbe factory wh made and landed against Unless the Navy can better defender than Coi Rodgers It will help itael ing nothing. President Coolidge will that something is wrong is Navy Department, at eno •xpense, with skillful, col geous flyeru, prepares three seap! a short 40-hour trip to Ha every one of the three m ■ a disaster. That's, too eonffel failure to be mere accidi V T& vuashwg S m -gleT lxJF A R . v/rl'T wi'8h*» J bank tellers'who can * aa well as cotmt strslik* banditry continues topL ing wiPbe a'partur ST every fellow who hoj# bank job.,—Orlando t porter-Starl . • In Florida H ia the t excitement of gamb!i:*k| tering spoils of thr r gambler, that tempt ow. pie from Kentucky. In s our Kentucky brethere far better off i f they „ their gambling instincts bit at home and putting twoi the nose of some good s«Q ter.—Paris, Ky., News. T H E M E A SU R E O F F A IT H BY HARRY STILLWELL EDWARDS S2KE=32=i*SE It was many years ago, In the it rained, to permanently atop ev­ good old1days at Holly Bluff plan­ ery leak, even if he had to cover TO MAKE the sttuatl even tation, When eighteen fine mules the whole chureh. * On Saturday night service beless amusing for Amerid , the and a crew of hurky negroes as­ Japanese propose to give in ob- sembled daily at the water trough gam Far and wide the new* had ft* on their, .way to. the fields, that spread and a great congregation Ject leaaon. > was on hand. The situation had Japanese pilots will flc^to Ha­ this drama waa staged. There' had H IG H E ST A IM waii the other way, coming from been no rain for three months and been helped by several forest fires on the horizon, and a whispered ru­ Japan, across the Pacific. It might the earth was- parched. So hot waa it the teams were brought in mor that the white folks had said not seem friendly if the Japs' aAt: The young man who aspires to a successful ca­ from the fields at Eleven and held the end of the world was at hand. Government ahould officii" PTO’ The tumult began at dark and last­ out until two o’clock; for neither reer should make character and education his to us how little our No man iv>r beast could stand the di­ ed through Sunday and Sunday about flying. So the thin , t c highest aim. Diligent work, faithful saving aa! dbne by a Japanese news ir, the rect rays of a sun as relentless as night. Men and women fainted regular bank deposits are a great help in giving same that recently sent xfraa- that which haa all this summer and were carried out stiff in cata­ lepsy. Scores “came through," chines from Toklo to 03C0W. blazed over Georgia. accuracy to your aim. Your account Is inviteir The efitef actor in the drama which is to say, "got religion;" where they were met great was Unc' Henry, farm carpenter, and the women sang and shouted enthusiasm. blacksmith and jack-of-all-trades; themselves to whispers. The meet­ 4% Interest Fold on Savings Accounts ing died out about daylight Mon­ AFTER A Japanese ■iJljgF* a ahrewd, fcmillng old chap of su­ day, and nobody appeared for work ahow shows our perior intelligence, and much resittl about noon; nobody bat Unc* Uie pect'cd by^hb negfoea around hlnu Kildeea call from thn field* where to make money in their town, and they don < n r y i p * f c hl78 tt» ’for who he ignorance he had a j>rbW ..............._ aiL lon’ t want you to Pacij tank. But just before noon, while now found contempt. H# it was who proving that they, ocailds vary octalThe banding blackbird* follow the lose money.” ly come on to Lo* Angeles, Sun once rebuked one of them whojhad I was talking with the old man Remember a million dollars a day is coming to Florida. Francliuo or SeatUb, our Bureau­ started to express an opinion lar over the lost day and cautioning .. Plow, Rustling' poplar and brittle weed That means realty investments and many of them, but it crats will realize . that •they may began it with "I think—" "Shut him to avoid church issues in the there came out of the east Whisper low to the river-rad. also means new stores, new businesses of all kind, new farms, have been cut out for th# stock­ up I’’ said tho old man sharply. And future, a mysterious little breeze, cool and i ^, / r 7 - v ,w.» then, with Infinite sarcasm, "You broker's office or the bench ;$hey new homes, increased population, bigger cities. And much S T R E N G T H - SERVICE - PR O G R ESS Day# departing Unger and sigh: were not intended to rule an Air think! You think! Don’t you know delightful, and with it a faint Star* come aoon to the quiet sky; of this is rapidly coming to Sanford. Navy. f 5 a nigger don't think? White man sprinkle of rain. There were no clouds; the sun shone on without Buried voicea, Intimate, strange, ------------------------- o-----------------thinks. A nigger dcs wonders!” Cry to body and soul of change; I will not call Unc’ Henry an interruption. But in the impalpa­ ■ i i m i i i i i H i i i i i i s i i u a a i i i m i m i i i i i H HEREDITY^ PERHAPS, ex­ I BELIEVE TH AT Florida has a great future. Its geo­ Beauty, eternal, ugitive, plains the attitude of young Com­ atheist, for no negro atheist ever ble dust of the farm road behind Seek* the home that we cannot graphical position, climatic conditions and general attractive­ mander Rodgers, whose ancestors lived. Every mother's son of them us were little prints of raiqdrops, ness make it a natural playground. Values will find their have been good fighters in tho believed, and believes In God. And few and far between, like the pits give. own leveta, however, by a process of orderly elimination. The Navy for generations. —George Sterling. id much else supernatural. But on the face of a man who has had < > fact that real estate must be paid for in more than half cash Thl* earnest young officer op­ Henry did not believe in the relig varioloid. V Senators vs. Pirates. But it was enough. The planta­ poses a separate air force. *The Ion of the crowd around him, and now is acting as a curb on tne sharpshooting speculator.— Navy should have its alrplancj, when someone suggested that ev­ tion awoke to life and action as Clark B. Davis, Vice President Bank of America, in New May luck be at a minimum. "and Navy flyers should bo {toin- erybody pray for rain and it would though galvanized by lightning. York Evening Post. ------------ o -----------od with the fleet as an ^integral be sure to come because faith Out of the cabins poured men and We have two plans of financing This la the time o f year for petpart of the Navy.|| could move a mountain, Henry women shouting and laughing, and almlata to go to their library and laughed silently, and went on with came running to where the old enrMY FAVORITE STORIES Y our Home ro-read " I f Winter Comes." COMMANDER’RODGERS does- his jqb of mending a water tank. penter piddled with his tools. They tty IRVIN S. COBB .. . --------- O- 1 . ... n't know whnt Colonol MltihejJ and This silent laugh of the old man guyed, they taunted, they challen­ 1st— We will lend you It's a little bit hard to tell yet others know, that'a floating navy finally drew comment, for you ged him to their hearts' content, : Harry Beresford, tho actor, wbh ball custom, stood up to i£rotch, be uat who ia the beat noker player. rose, too, and started for thu aisle. Is out of date, gone to join the dodo may laugh with a genuine negro, but he made no answer. His face Hater Callinux or Mister Mellon. born In England, but has lived long ‘‘Hold on!” said Beresford. "It and the handsonlp cab. f o train but never at him, if you wish to wore a sardonic grin, and he labor­ — -— o--- i— enough in America practically to Isn't over yet." ed on. But finally he laid aside air pilots "as anpintegral, part of please him. Terry Druggun wan having a nice have recovered from it. One fall a necessary to build a complete home • "Unc’ Henry, you don’t look like his plane 'and leaned his head "I was only going to get a cup thB Navy” is likcftrainirigMobomotime in the Chicago Jail, but would friend.sent him two tickets for one of ten, old chao," explained his tlvo'cnglncora "as an integral part you b’lievc in de power of prayer ?■’ against n post and shook with si­ 2nd—If your homo is already built we will make j not It have been chenper to have of the World Series ball gamen at guest. of a stage coa<;h system.'' vsaid Ben Evans, an cider of Holly lent mirth. His tormenters looked ■ to each other and gradually si­ been pardoned! you a very substantial loan on it. * Bluff church. "You can't get tea now," said the Polo Grounds, and he took lence fell upon the group. ■ o-------ONE COMFORTING though* as : with him to tho game a newly ar­ Beresford; "the game goes right "I don't believe in de power of “ Whnt is it, Unc' Henry?" I ask­ Someone ought to oxplain to tho rived Englishman, n distant kins­ on,” you worry about aviation ir( (hia NO WAITING | NO DELAY dose Holly Bluff niggers' prayer!" ed at length to relieve the tension. Dade County Sheriff that the open man and also an actor. country: fr "You mean to say there is no tea replied the old man. "You couldn't He did not look around, but just Henry Ford and his son nisei aeason does not begin until the Tbe stranger sat patiently being served?” demanded tho EngPrompt Service Guaranteed er heavy dew in three days pointed to the freckled road. first of December. are concentrated »on the problctn. raise enough through seven innings. The liu'iman in amazement. prayin’ wid de whole church back­ Call and let us explain our plan. "Look down dar, nah! Dat's all Ever siqce thetr start as flying whole riotous proceedings war a • "Certainly not!" /a id Beresford. in' you." do faith dere was in Holly Bluff So many new papers are being uzzl« to him but ho was too po"Well," demanded the other, machine makers was announced in This was in the nature of a chai church! Dere'a de measure, dere's started in Florida that It has be­ to to mention it. Then, when tho "whnt, then, la the purpose of the this column they have been hdrd at come an almost Impossible task to mighty crowd, following the base-bally game?" work. Their machines haVe lycn Ienge, and the argument waxctl hot de measure!” And slowly the group look over all the exchanges. making trips botween Chica^p kml and at times very un-Christian dissolved. 107-109 S. Park Ave. Sanford, Florida. Phone 721,’ Here and there, about the coun­ — o ....... Detroit ana other points every day. like. Tho end of it was that Evans THE TRUTH ABOUT THE PHILIPPINES This try, showers follow prayer today, Rumor has It that Mrs. Woodha;) been done in the FOR agreed to rally the church in great meeting, the object of which as tho papers report. But show­ row Wilson is going to marry Dr. NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE way.. f * j[ Sterling Ruffin, flut shah—ush, In six months of flying those has was to pray for rain. The church ers only, I wish a church could be you gossip mongers, hero's a se­ General Ia>onard Wood’s annual American occupation to give the not been n cauualty of any kind. sadly needed a now roof, and old found with faith enough to start a cret. That's their business. report to tho Secretary of War, Filipino people political and eco­ And only once in all thatJtime has Unc’ Henry laughingly offered, if "trash floater.” summarized briefly in Manila dis­ nomic advantages which they nev­ a machine come down t# fix the Charles Darwin hasn't anything patches, streams the one essential er had before. Tho native politi­ engine. ; J*' , * " 1 A GOOD MIXER 'on Colonel Mitchell. The Colonel fact in the Philippine situation— cians want to monopolise those ad­ DEARBORN INDEPENDENT has made monkeys out of moss- that Independence and non-co-oper­ vantages. They hate Governor Gen­ THE MACHINES / backs, Just the same aa the famous ation agitation by the Mestizo poli­ eral Lconnrd Wood because he will monoplanes, made scientist did out of their ancestors. ticians had little or no response not play their game as Governor aluminum, fi per cent copper and Them money-grubbing Ameri­ turns a baro 2 1-2 per cent. The --------- o--------from tho Filipino masses. That ag­ General Harrison did. But the peo­ other metals. can:!! There, are times when tho workingman who can afford to Many a woman has married a itation exists for the political pro­ ple respect him and recognize his American traveler abroad feels own a good bike considers himself m man to reform him, only to find fit and personal glorification of nymMthy with them, and his stan­ SUCH ARE' (he macl fortunate. that that thu rites didn’t right him and men who would like to exploit the ch friendliness in defending their ultimately wijl )otve th«T nation's that he must hang his head in The most profitable trade for shame. Surely, judging by what tho Briton is tobacco, with a re­ : flying problem1 . the altar failed to alter him. '8 islands and now sec little chance interests. tough.—Tampu Times. Well listen, of doing tt> under American con­ Now they ©Mt $25,00p apiece. he hears, his must be a nation of turn of 17 1-2 per cent; and sec­ Tho Filipino independence move­ does ft work tho otter way too! trol. They clamor for independence ment would, in fact, have little vi­ The'Fords wlflvcut the ■prW to hard-faced overlords wringing the ond is brewing, at It per cent. ■■- o-— ..... regardless of thn political perils tality, were U not for harmful en­ 112,000 as qtjickly as posu blc, last cent from an oppressed lower Sheffield iiteel and Welsh coal have Wc received a Splendid article and economic ruin which would couragement from certain ele­ showing other rhpmifactv2rer* how­ order which toils ceaselessly, slave- bsen synonymous with Britain’s $250.00 lo $500.00 like. lie is not comuioua of having world trade supremacy for years; for our Sanford's Forum the other follow In ita train. ment.) In the United States. Ignor­ to do things. spent his life gouging his fellow One of those machines will carry day, but tho author forgot, or neGeneral Wood is in tho Philip­ ant sentimentality and pnrtisun yet coal, iron and steel aro return­ men; and ho does not recall that ing her investors savings bank Worth Twice This Price Krc glected to sign it, so we were com­ pines to look after the interests of prejudice here picture thu Filipin­ a pilot and six passengers, pelled to’ consign it to our trash tho real Filipinos. The Tao.i, or os as eager for independence, al­ pilot and 1,000 pounds of fast the face of the Western world is rates only today. covered by crawling creatures, en­ Tho most profitable major in­ basket What’s the matter? Whom F’illpino peasants, and tho Moslem so fit for It. The truth is just the freight. nro vnu afraid nfruiil oof? i ? Henry Ford doesu't go intb a slaved by capitalism. Mnros have go rights which tho up­ reverse. American sovereignty ia are you dustry ia that qf textile manufac­ After a while ho shakes himself turing. which ihows an earning per ciasn, half-breed Caciques best for tho islands now in the thing and then back out.. Ifb was As we get it, France will pay dream of respecting. The average long future and tho great majority reluctant and flow to atari flying free from this superimposed view capacity c f 10 per cent, but this ■: & ' the United But#* forty million dol­ Oriental politician considers it his of the Filipinos, thosu whose righto But his sun persuaded him. They of things, and looku back upon i.i a low wage calling and the gen­ lars a year for five years and then first duty to favor his family and and welfare aro in our charge— have started and before long there America with his own spectacles eral level of the population is not ■ will bo thousauda of Ford mathinca and not through the jaundiced lifted radically by ita prosperity. tho wholo war will De fought over feather hit- own nest. Among the realize D ’a Having digested these facto and again to sea if France really did people at lar^u, however docilely The inlands had a seriouu set­ in the air and thousands‘of young lenses of the European. Ha remem­ borrow the money or If wo Juot they may submit to Cacique lea­ back under the Harrison regime. men making gov-excellent living bers lines of motor cars r-arkccl. be­ recalled to mind some of the fore a construction job, where even glimpses he has had of the lives dership, there 1s at. least a passive But bualneia conditions are now driving them in SAFETY. gave it to her. eight-dollar-s-dav hodearriers Du«y]cf peoples of Europe, the Yankee ,. . .'0 ■ — consciouiitess that American rule improving, education is making SanM 210 E. First St. Realtors. IF OUR highly able public offi­ have rolled up to work in'their traveler is ready to do a little Sanford haa one tennis court stand*) for something beyond the headway, the Tbo 1s better off cials had gene Into the, automo­ motor cars. George Cohan flag-waving by whereas it should have eight or Spanish or Malay traditions. It than at any other time in hla his­ Then he may open the Timcaln5 idw. ten. A Couple o f these tourists stands for equality of Justice, for tory and unrest, such as it la. is ar- bile business when Ford did. the ir ******** is haled Amorican dollar is, coming down here next winter iho protevlion of individual rights, Ulficlal and politicia], This is the automobiles would atlll be stalled Trade Supplement, in London, per-1 H hhis might bring racquet# with then. the education of the masrai, aecur- truo situation In the Philippines, slong the road: r each with a rhuuf- haps, and discover a column of after all, democratic, a good mixer: figure:* telling him a graphic story —circulate# around." he aaytv “ Wei Loans *nd corr.nusrea, and emigres >ought to look at the fact feuh underneath. Did you evsr thlpa o f that?—San­ ity of I- MONEY AVAILABLE Luckily, thejttople didn't depend of Britain's life rub for it, bey? Well, why not?: ford Herald! K *ou ff** *n extra the economic benefit of tho whole squarely and make American con population. Central Wood has trol more effect! ■« and beneficial Upon the government u> supply I In England the bicycle industry ut it isn't the dollar we want: couple of U’nnla fans. Wild Fof Fir*t Mor‘ *1K® Lo»w en Liberal Valuation Basis 7* down this way. We have recent- shown infinite patience rnd inflex­ by repeating the Jones preamble them with automobiles. AnB they makes more than 10 per cent on it's bathtubs, and healthy children, \ oa-mlt m first when in the mac kit for funds uMoAhe minute »■- ible determination in working for and reinforcing the powers given Iwon't depend on the government to Ithe money invested; while the mo- and bettor houses, education, fun, I Jones |supply the nation with flying mp-jtor industry, despite prices that motoi -and even trips to Enin the inuilar betterment. He ia carrying the Governor Qyneral by CONNELL,* & SONS 1 ‘ ------------- gar t’ue folks at homo ro-jrop*.' »_ . . . - S [ouniu S a n fo r d ,F la . M O NE Y All The Money t R Title Guaranty & Mortgage Co. * Pine Crest LO TS j BriU-Chiltendea Really Company, Intj S �148 MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. ’ 1 ■1 TELEPHONE .— PIPE O R G A N C LU B HOLDS FIRST M E E T IN G O F F A L L SEASO N N E W R O A D ROUTE G E T S APPROVAL O P C O U N T Y BOARD . The Pipe Organ Club had the c.lub *°. *®rve OOP!** to) the Sun­ (Continued from Page One) first meeting season, Monday day School Institute members who Homesltes; the First Addition to link B UWMeaat «of tha ------n •re holding dome* «t the church afternoon at the home of Mrm. Sylvan Lake and Glen Echo. P. Cooper with Mrs. Ernest Betta this week; Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Proposed road locations sanc­ Pearce and Mrs. Miller were ask­ and Mrs. Cooper as hostesses. The Business meeting tioned by the board at the same ed to serve on this committee. Club will be hsld meeting was called to order by time included the road through Philips the president. o'clock. The bus- Mrs. A. M. PhiliptV president- Plans were made for a very plea­ Sections 23 and 24, In Township £1 sant and busy winter In which the Reports were given by the of­ dll be followed by South. Range 29 East and the LaVe le teachers of San- ficers and chairmen oL all out­ dub members wore most enthus- Howell; Bear Lake; Sipes Avenue; standing committees. Mrs. ForFor­ iastic. Dainty refreshments were nerv­ Onora Street and Lake Harney a; resti mc/dllster McAllister gave a most In; toner Circle will m roads. R. Z. Johnson at teresting Ulk on her three month* ed Ute in the afternoon. The commissioners also autho­ The next meeting will be with 4» members ate tour of California. __ During roll call waeh re­ Mm Ladle Brysft at 2474 Palmetto rized the City of Sanford to pave it at the Church ^During^tol^Mll each member redriveways and streets around and cars will ba pio- sponded with a gift, ^ v a r ie t y Avenue, with Mrs. Brysn and Mrs. leading to the county jail, and to . th® I. E. Estridge as hostesses. and lovllneea of which has hot been Those present were: Mrs. Frsn- construct the county’s share of the S S S T 1 S S & ’eVcouraging surpass'd. Especially encouraging “ 8tunt” practice S d s Bolx, Mrs. Leslie Bryan, Mrs. retaining wsll to be built behind was m jJdHJ Church. • w aT the ‘he subsUntial aubetantial sum j& id7.Forrest McAllister, Mm C. L. the jail buildings, along the rail­ baser chairman for the Lnnstmas road fill. The city was instructed Baxaar which wrijl be held Dec, 4 Park, Mrs. Volte Williams, Mrs. to render the bill upon completion Ernest BetU, Mrs. A. K. Rossiter. neettng of the Col and 5. Tha bazaar chairman an­ to the county for payment. ••Melt Auxiliary nounced that hand-made handker­ Mrs. J. J. Dickinson, Mrs. J. L. if the United Span- chiefs will be for.sale and may be Miller, Mrs. W. A. Zachary, Mrs. C. ,H. Pearce, Mr*. T. C. Pitchford, ms will be hekF*i Mrs. J. O. Sharon, Mm Roy Peethe American Leg lea, Mrs. I. E. Estridge, Mrs. A. f. Philips, Mrs. Forrest Gatchel, Lovell. Edith Teague, L. *Ripley Mrs. Ruby Cooper, Mrs. W. M. and Meda Travis. Mrs I. E. Estridge; The commissioners convened at R. A, Winston; Membership, Mra. Scott, Miss Martha fox. Mrs. C. o'clock with John Melsrh, chair? Mary Maine#; P « m , Mr*. W. D. P. Henderson and Mrs. W. D. Gar­ 10 man. Boston Steele, E. H. Kllbe* it Wss decided by tha diner. and B. F. Wheeler in attendance. Commissioner C. W. Enxmenger siortM.u W E H A V E BOUGHT S Florida EpWottb rfll meet at St: Orlando. All •**. ) from the efcufeh Milady’s' Shoppe H as Alathean Class Holds Election O f Officers PnTuesdayA f ternoon riaon Chapter of f the America!} meet at 3:30 I fm A le x a n d e r home on Par* tiveness are the many hata which were placed on display by Mi­ lady’s Shoppe at its "Fall Open­ ing" which was held Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. A more attractive selection of hata have not been shown in Sanford for many seasons. ., Amortg the hats were many worthy of description, several pf the most striking were: Placed in M butlnem meeting the window against a background tartan Auxiliary at of rich, purple velvet, was a large r4 o’clock. picture *hat o f gold cloth with *r of Melbourne is few days in Sanford I Brown returned Mon'ampa where <idle was if her parents. ;twp\nge* and daughten ’ Several attractive modetytWhidt BrA. 'R: Members Will iplnger ‘‘ of V Longwood attracted the attention of the large heyday in Sanford. number of patron* were: A small Meet Next Friday hat of black velvet with a wired •.Wells and Paul Rad- brim of black lace, turned from the Friday afternoon the Sallie Iiarfending a few days fish- face with a single ornament of irison Chapter of the National So­ U m y m i Beach. brilliant*. There was a large ciety of the' Daughters of the black model with velvet flowers In Bbbina left Wednesday bright colors nppllqued upon the American Revolution will hold its g S t. Petersburg where brim. An Alice Blue hnt with first regular meeting of the year M fce guest of her sis- large brim had an artistic arrange­ with Mrs. Alexander Vaughn at her home on Park Avenue. ment of blue and gold ribbon. On Oct. 11 will occure the thir­ An unusual model was of grey has returned to his imported felt combined with silver ty-fifth anniversary of the organmlngton, IU., after cloth with trimming of wodl and zntion of the National Society j Hint week in San- felt flowers and facing of ashes and a delightful program has been arranged in celebration of this an­ of roses taffeta. A becoming mo­ niversary. del was of brown satin with blond Mr.*. R, E. Tolar, the now reg­ 3rby and small satin facings and trimmed with ent, will preside for the first time la are the guests velvet roses, in shades of brown. and the interesting program will sister. Mrs. Z. B, Little hats are always great fa­ Include the following numbers: vorites with modish women and Flag Ceremony, Miss .Margaret through style speaks for the large ;e R. Hartley and baby hat, there are many little ones be­ Davis; Music, "Am erica"; A brief S. C., are the guests ing worn. Many beautiful' small history of the N. S. D. A. R., by ley’s parents, Mr. and tailored hats on display attained Mrs. George C< . Chamberlain of Daytona Beach; A Brief History of ouaer. their smartness by the simplicity Our Chapter, by Mrs. A. T. Rossi­ of lines. ter. lill be sorry td learn gift department had more kl! son of Mr. and Mrs. toThe offer in the form of attractive Innelly is quite ill at novelties than it has had before. Son P#rk Avenue. W. D, Clark, who spent the past sf Muster Don Bishop, r, glad to know that }i* ** «er here, is spending a few days bis family and ig nicely from an operrei i n Daytona Beach during imovkl of his tonsil*. LLEN lit Au.fhm Hairs. Call at our fountain and taste some of our delicious mixed drinks They will help to make these hot days pass pleasantly. . . ^ * Call and get acquainted with us.* .We want your patronage and your friendship. Lessons in Classical Dancing T h e Union Pharm acy •* * * PS ; ;. <•A* R . H . Duren E. M. Walker Will be given by Mias Sara at American Legion Hall. ’ •* > Coll at 410 Oak Ave., morn­ ing or call 213 In the 1*. M. Fresh Oysters Daily BALTIMORE OYSTERS Royal Fruit Store Resident o f F lorid * sines l i l t . References: First National Beak. All Wool Suita with 2 pair pants, in gi^y, tan and brown. All sizes. J. II. HUTCHINSON I1BAL ESTATD 123 West First Street Rhone m Member o f HANFORD, FLA. Florida State Florists Association.____________ ALL WOOL KNICKERS Grey, tan and brown. Sizes 6 to 18 years. All nicely tailored and made of all wool material. $2.25 pair Colored madress, white oxford and Eng­ lish broadcloth. Guaranteed fast colors AND BRENT Let Vs Sell Your Pu AT AUCTION W» l i t p tn sH tstlf IttslMl la Hsufors OUU SALES rOIU'E ARB EvJ’ *-.Ill's W* Uaaraalr* HatUlactlan l’ r«»»rlr you traat sold—Llat It till* S ss4-k rt. ALLEN Our prescription department is in charge of an expert. W e ai;e trust worthy. The Alathean Class pf the Baptit G Sunday School, met Tuesday afternoon at tha church for a bus­ iness and social meeting. A most interesting Ulk was giv­ en by Mrs. C. H. Pearce, presi­ dent ’of the class, h<ir subject be­ ing "Class Growth." The members were urged to give greater atten­ tion to the matter of attendance. The new officers who were elect ed for this year are: Teacher, Mm press chairman, Mrs. W. D, Gardi­ ner. The class has an enrollment ol’ seventy members and a general revision of the roll will be starter in a short time when.calls will.be made upon all members. At the conclusion of ihe business Beasion Mra Pearce, the hostess for the afternoon, assisted by Mrs. Forrester, Mrs. Zpchary and Mrs. Gardiner served dainty refresh­ ments. I ‘ - I - ..v t s. Gid Brown of GolTueaday In Sanford. C. Gordon Anderson of Orlando as guest of friends in Ssnford W e intend to give to the public at all times a courteous, competent and complete service in each department. ; AND $1.25 to $3.00 Wednesday, October 7th. BLOUSES Under the auspices o f the American Legion 9:00 P. M. Fust colored "Beer* Blouses for boys. White, English, Broadcloth and Oxford C IT Y H A L L BRENT $1.25 to $2.50 Red Morris Orchestra Boys’ Wash Suits, made o f fast colored Linens, Chambray. Also wool Jersey. 2 to 8 years. S A V E and T H R IV E $1.50 to $5.00 each CITY REAL ESTATE LICENSE DUE OCTOBER 1,1925 Federal Reserve System— The Bulwark of the Nation BOYS’ LONG PANTS White duck, grey and tan worsted. Made o f fine ull wool material. All sizes, BOYS’ CAPS Boys’ adjustible caps. tan. "Any Size *. All wool, brown grey and . '»* Th« foundation sf tha I’td.rai I’ nrrve System ia the co­ operation and the community of interest of the nation's bank*. jfe' This bank, os a member, share* in the strength and th e protection which Federal supervision affords. We offer to the public the facilities developed along safe and conservative line* for nearly a quarter of a century. FIRST NATIONAI BANK Real Estate Brokers and Salesmen must pay City License Promptly. Hoys* Sock— Pheonlx W socks, heavy ribs in brown and black and fancy wool tops. All sizes 7 Temporary license will be issued until bond can be applied for and ap­ proved. Each Broker required to furnish $2,500 Bond and each salesman $1,000.00 Bond. The Y owell C ompany W 44 4 I4 4 W 4 4 4 !H*i4iau<*aMHMBMaa(rn<j vsAMnusaiiaftknsHkaMana^MttL Am �n f o r d ii An SIS,138,000 sale in 31 horn's—all o f Davis Islands gone! And an over-subscription o f $8,250,000 in the bargain! Hundreds o f people cherishing a heart’s de­ sire fo r property in Florida’s most beautiful development and not a lot left. A unique situation indeed where demand is far greater than the supply. Immediately the news of Davis Islands’ com­ plete sell-out was made known spirited bid­ ding for the newly purchased property began. In four minutes one buyer made a $3,500 prof­ it! There were many more instances o f the kind. Yesterday the sales office o f the D. P. Davis Properties was the scene of intensified re­ sales activity’. Anyone could have taken a quick provi lots which he was fortunate enough secured. Many did sell but more refused, knowing that a slower profit is a greater one—that winter with its great army o f buyers is near. The Resales Department is in full swing again after the inevitable interruptions caused by the sensational sale o f the last of Davis Islands. All Davis Islands propert; is now in the hands of the people. Those who vnnt to buy it must buy from them. And remember there is only one Davi3 Islands—-there can never be another. *" Its very limitation in size, together with its rare charm and living luxuries assured, make Davis Islands a much sought property which people will literally fight for—now and for years to come. .> Children of the present will be just as anxfous fo r a home on Davis Islands in the future as their forbears are today, *, Tli at you can turn your Davis Islands lots over immediately at a substantial profit or get your own price for it commensurate with the length of time you care to wait, is virtual*" !y certain— For action today list your lots now with our resales department. Sanford O ffice, Mr. Paul Lak e. Garner W oodruff Bldg �L‘i U U S T iF P w . H i cam ow ;m »6 a r m KMOM WE *hl AfcfJ s i r T '- > w i w o** member* of the Sanford Baptirt Sunday School last Sunday mark­ ed the commencement of the new Sunday school year, according to an announcement by officers of the school. Installation of new officer* and a genera! rally featured the pro­ gram prepare! for the occasion. tr. W. W. Willian state secretary of Baptist Sunday schools, warn the principal speaker for the occasion. The meeting opened at 9:15 Axl -VNEJLV M AS B E 1$4tW\ WEACTT -SM APtD B C X tS , 13 - * 4* s P ^ C i ^ * ‘WO MlSk M OSS U K t S — — -■ o »o m eam Sow s I.J O W O / . Following the introductions the regular routine of the session wns resumed. 'John 0. Jin kins, super­ intendent of J.he school, arranged the program *and assumed charge of the meeting. The complete list of department-" al teachers has been announced, and it given as follow*: Dr. F. D. King, pastor. A. M. Philips, Associate superin­ tendent. Miss A dele Hines, General Sec­ retary. Miss Allie Trafford, Elementary superintendent. Mrs. Claire Everctte, Pianist. Mrs. A. M. Philips, Associate Churchill Is Longest NoBobbedHair Am ong W indedM an InBritain Flappers In Nippon •ign against Iren from auaths from auounty for 256 in average of sy. Many of jived children icago’s youngplace to play LONDON. Oct. 7.—VF)— Wins­ ton Churchill' was the greatest talker daring the last session of Parliament, his speeches consist­ ing of 145,000 words, filling 31W columns of the official report, said the Parliamentary Gaxette. Ram­ sey MacDonald came next with 231 columns, followed closely by Lloyd George with 210. Premier Stanley Baldwin only spoke 62 col­ umns. Commander J. M. Kenworthy still holds the lead for questions with a total of 571. JAP kOYALTY GETS SWORD fear before the TOKYO, Oct. 7.—C£*>— Sadakatd, 602 were kill- [su Getzan, Japan's leading sword1motor cars. In j smith, has been ordered by the Im­ 664 deaths. This i perial Household to make a sword cpected to mount fo r ’ the Imperial grandchild, ex­ pected some time in November. It has been a custom of the Imperial INSANITY Court from time immemorial to give a sword on the arrival of an . 7.—(A V -“ Hun- Imperial child, who, whether boy vrnty per cent of or girl, keeps it during its life­ ” declared Coon- time *as an heirloom. g*n before the lullingar Westispital. Another that the poor in > eat bread withtat the food thsy hibsisteupon was iizatiuii, 202 1st St. OSTEEN, F L A . ■ ' *>: ' one front light and those drirer* who do not dim tbeir lights upon Lake Worth—High school build in* being impaired at cost of $3, 000. CITY LICENSE DUE OCTOBER 1,1925 Although John McGew h f Superior, Wls., will lie 100 next June, there isn’t a false tooth in his month. He has smoked since he was a boy and attribute his longevity to the fact that he never bothered about “ balanced diets.” Q uest Ends A s Bonds A re Located In Vault Mrs. S. A. B. Wilkinson, superin­ tendent Cradle Roll Department. Mrs. Jane Smith, superintendent Beginners Department. Miss Tressie McRae, superinten­ dent Primary Department. Mrs. W. T. Whecless superin­ tendent Primary Department. Miss Ad< le Hines, superinten­ dent Junior Department. Mrs. F. E. Gatchel, superintendent Junior Department. R. F. Cooper, superintendent In­ termediate Department. E. F. Gatchel, super! U ndent Young Peoples and Adults. City Licenses now due on every business or pro­ fession for which a license is required, and must be paid promptly. ELLEN HOY, City Tax Collector. - LIVIR Mf DICINE Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. 10 E. First St. Phone 708 REAL ESTATE NEEDS. >‘ whiff o f chicken frying you r ap p etite p erks right up, no 10 matter n how hot the day. A n d when you fiif it Southern style — with Borden’ s rich m ilk cooked in — it’ s better than ever. ■ ^ Another point about this recipe, the simmer while you sit on the porchl Several highly pleased par­ ties with the way we have us have your listings. 5 acres with house and small prove on road to Genevn for $5000.00. id barber , So u t h e r n F Phone 713 VISIT— WRITE— OF CALL US CONCERNING YOUR . serving time. Then the birds just handled their properties. Let s Barber . frying is done well in advance of Select your lots in Pine Crest before the best are all taken. Real Bargain Prices. COTTON BY TRUCK TALULLAH. La., Oct. 7.—</P)— The mule and wagon as a means of transporting cotton to the gins reeras likely to be supplanted by the motor truck. With improved roads, the farmer who relies on the mule and wagon will labor under disadvantages. One grower in Madison parish made six trips to a gin one day by motor truck, where using u mule and wagon he would have made but one.__________________ . “Until then I suffered with se­ ver® bilious attacks that esme on two or three times each month. I would get nauseated. I would have diedness and couldn’t work. *1 would take pUla until I was worn-out with them. I didn’t teens to get relief. After taking the pUli my bowels would act a couple or three times, then I would be very constipated. “A neighbor told me of Black* Draught and I began Its us*. 1 never have found so much relief as it rave me. 1 would not ba ROCKMART. Ga.. Oct. 6.—W*)— After an exhaustive search, extend­ ing front Georgia to the financial centers of New York, for approxi­ mately $1,000,1*00 worth of stocks and bonds Udonging to the estate of Thomas J. Floumey, the securi­ ties have been found wrapped in an old newspaper and chucked away in the cement vault of the South­ ern Staten Portland Cement Com­ “ It seemed to cleanse my whole pany, of which he was president. system and make me feel like new. Floumey came here 25 years 1 would take a few doses—get rid of tha bile and have my usual clear !ago. Ho died here Sept. 5. head. fe«l full of *pep’ and could twice the work/ Vcco Bcurh—Tract land west of doOne NC-1C1 cent-a dose. here, containing 56 square miles, Dade City—13-acre tract land purchased by Miami syndicate tor T h c d fo r d l valued at $15,000, deeded to city S5 .000.000. as park site.__ j__________ Dean-Berg Corporation welcome. Everybody invited. A prize will be gb to lady with the box that brings the % price. Com e all. Bring your friends, good tim e guaranteed. Funds to be u for incorporating town o f Osteen. I l l feet Sanford Avenue, be­ tween 9th and 10th. I*rice $160.00 per ft. A wonderful buy. HURRY. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED r ie d C h ic k e n Cut into convenient pieces for filing two tender young chickens, weighing about lbs. each. Wash and drain, but do not wipe dry. Season with salt and pepper and roll well in dour. Fry out enough bacon to make fat to fry chicken. Place the chicken in the hoc fat and cook slowly,until well browned on both sides. As the pieces are fned, remove and keep hoc. When all are fried, return to the saucepan and pour over one cup Bcrden’ s Evaporated Milk diluted with one-Ealf cup water. Add more seasoning if necessary and one tablespoonful minced parsley. Cover snd simmer slowly on back o f stove fifteen minutes. Remove chicken to a hut platter and pour gravy around chicken. Part butter may be used with bacon fat for frying if desired. norden s ! to announce to the Citizens that I have acquired the listing and arantee delivery of the DAVIS FORTY ACRES PLOT situated in n City subject to prior sale f or only ijG ood B read G ivi SjMore Mental Ener^ |] I ] comes in two sizes; tall ( i 6 o z .) and s m d l (6 oz.) O rd er fr o m y o u r J groeet'j iy the hnlf- n dozen or more cant. \ -122 Union Ave. Telephone $73-w It keeps your mind keen and active all day long {! j3 [3 [3 V Y ^ teaVt1^ ul p,otlo f ffround is right opposite NICK’S farm development til U l , r,lPK t^.ls W1? te,r aV $500 per acre or after clearing the | m *.r ? nt p,r,c® ° [ Dmber by the way should amply pay for the bearing, this land should easily bring from $800 to $1000 per acre. I^Slroairfri ° De t*uar^er o f approximately 1320 feet of Eat lots o f g o o d rich* bread every meal and you w ill gain m ore mental energy. Y our brain w ill be clear and active all day long. T hat sluggish, sleepy feeling w ill g o . Y ou w ill end the day feelin g fresh and fine— fu ll o f vim . M erita Bread is a scientific blend o f fo o d elements that create an abundance o f mental energy. It is easy to digest, pure, rich and deliciously flavored. A lw ays ask your grocer fo r M erita B read— the extra rich kind. T w o sizes— 10c and 15c. S i j!; l • | Jj r3 MASS SY THZ AMERICAN BAKERIES COMPANY 1 will protect brokers but before closing please confer with me as the above niaj an) tiroo the price is nubjcct to cluingc without notice. S n o w d r i f t — fo r m aking cake s o g o o d that your guest asks for the recipe. Oscar R. Brooks 306 First National Rank Bldg. EXTRA RICH BREAD I f she only knew it, she cou ld make just as delicious ca k e u s in g h er o w n fa v o r ite r e c ip e — p r o v id e d S n o w d rift is the shortening. F r e s h d a ily fr o m ’ y o u r Sanford G rocer fo r m a k in g ca k e, b is c u it and p a s tr y and fo r �W ashington and Pittsburgh -Pilots bin in PhiladtlfM* and far nine yearn he remained there, uteres* •or to Hairy Davis. In 1018, ‘hie usefulness ‘ considered at an end, Stuffy was traded to the Red Sox and baseball men regarded the deal as a gift, bat while there he made one of the game's greatest marks, one error being charged against him in an entire season. Boston traded him to Cleveland three yeais and today is consider* in IBIS in a deal for Joe Uarria ed one of the best men at his po-q and Elmer Smith. The Indians re., sitinn in the national game. Hfe leased him unconditionally later ii a 25-year-old six-footer, native that season and he went to the of Parmingham, Mass., weighing Bmves where he hit .315. Before 170 pounds, something far out of the present seiison started he an­ the ordinary for a third baseman. nounced dissatisfaction with salary He entered baseball, after a re­ matters and wes dropped, to be markable athletic career In high signed by Pittsburgh. He has been school, Joining Portsmouth of the a big factor In carrying tho team Virginia League in 1920 and in the to ine pennant. same year found his way to the Mclnnis has participated in four Pirates, but after performing in world's series, three with Phila­ 17 games he was released to Bir­ delphia and one with the Red Sox. mingham. The next year saw hia return and he played seven games Grantham—Pirates. £ . at short and third base. He be­ George Farley Grantham, first came the regular in 1922. In 1923 baseman, la one of the players ob­ Traynor hit .338, almost .300 in tained from Chicago last winter 1924 and this season Is well with­ in a deal which brought along Vic in the select circle as a batsman. Aldtidge and Bert Niehnux for Baseball experts regard Traynor Rabbit Margnviile, Charley Grimm as one of the greatest guardians and Wilbur Coopen of the base in history, nia adept In Chicago he was a second hands covering everything be­ baseman but McKechnie trans­ tween the pitching box and the formed him into a first sacker bag he plays. when NIehaus proved a "bust." In Last winter he undertook the 100 games he nas batted .320, and study of bookkeeping in Boston but is considered one of the moat dan­ his eyes were affected to such on gerous atickers in the Pirate cast. extent that he found it necessary Grantham played with the Cubs to go to California to recuperate. three years and in 1924 batted .310. Hia earlier experience was with —"-~ —. * Tacoma in 1920-1921 and Omaha Zachary— Senators. Tom Zaehary Jonathan Thomp­ of'the Western League in 1922. son Walton—to give him the name H< la a native of Galena, Kan., by which he was christened, la one and is 25 years old. He is 5 feet, of the few college pitchers, who 10. inches tail, weighs 155, and is made good in the big leagues with­ one of the fastest men in the game. out • period of seasoning in the minors. Bom in Alamance County, North Carolina, on May 7, 1897, Zachary still is a farmer and is as proud of hia woik in that direc­ tion as he ir of his pitching for the world's champions. After making, quite a reputation as both a pitcher and hitter in grade and nigh schools, Zachary entered Guilford College, near Greensboro, where he succeeded as the box star Ernie Shore, who aduated to enm world's series me with the Boston Americans. Before his college course was com­ pleted Zachary with a Red Cross unit and while waiting at Philadel­ phia to sail overseas he pitched and won a couple of games for the Philadelphia Americans under the name of. Walton. When the armistice was signed Zachary again turned to baseball and wrote both Connie Mack and Clark Griffith for a job. The Washington manager ordered him to report in February, 1919, but he did not return front overseas in time. Later, however, he was signed by Washington after he had a personal interview with Grif­ fith. He had only fair success in the box until the 1924 world’s se­ ries; then after other Washington stars had failed he twice turned back the New York Nationals and kept Washington in the fight for the championship. then went t? Kansas City of tfc American Association for tWc yean before* coming to the Pirates Ue Is one of the tallest shortstop in baseball, standing 5 feet 11 in ches, and weighing 170 pounds. ______ Traynor— Pirate*. Harold Joseph (Pie) Traynor has been the regular third base 1 — * H Buckv Harris Definitely De­ fer , vd d e s Upon **Blg Train” To |£■: Shoulder Mound Duties But SrV McKcnchie Is Nat Certain ’ will tumble, in spite Of the fact that .Hurrbv tins much better re­ serve material for emergencies than he a year ago. i a Washington supporters, on the ______ whole feel that if their club was able to survive triumphantly last T eam s T a k e Field year's series after having a badly W ith Injured M en patched up infield, the same win­ ning utr?ak can be kept up now — * Washington Rules Favorite with capable reserves: on hand. «. „ |! t jp *; T o Win Opener; Harris Has Plenty of Reserve Players ______ PITTSBURGH, Pa., Oct. 7.—UP) ‘A battle that promises to add a [Mg! Spectacular chapter to the history of basebalt's championship conjjSHjflicta starts today with the Wnsh».s ington Senators, heroic champions of 1D24, defending their laurels against the onslaughts of Pilts- Conch Welehcl Whips Team ; ■ burgh, new National League titlefnlo Shape for 2nd Game; holders, a fighting array which Both Backfield And Line hopes to regain the glory that was Are Showing Improvement the city's 10 years ago. Unless all signs fail, it will be By HARLAN W. KELLEY ’ . as closely waged a struggle as was The manner in which Coach Welthe sensational champlonhip series last fall, with Washington's great chel is sending ids charges through - * ’defensive club, led by Uuckey Hsr- their paces thin week out on Mu­ V . ris and Walter Johnson, pitting its nicipal Athletic Field would indi­ experience and steadiness against cate that he is not any too well jSSlThe youthfully inspired and brilli- pleased with the showing of the HH, nnt attack of Bill McKechnie’s Pi­ team in Us Initial contest last Sat­ urday, in which it was tied by Lees­ rate crow. ••**• '*•■* a »--- a ••___■__._ burg 0 to fi. Johnson Against Meadows. While it is hardly expected that • Johmon, dramatic pitching fig■■urc of the world's champions, will a team will play mid-seaton foot­ pick u p for tho Senators whero he ball in its opening game, there left off victory in the final game wore many faults, some of the in­ o l last season's bottle with the excusable variety, which cropped Olhnts. His opponent in all prob- out fn the Leesburg content. There f ;' ability will be Lee Meadows, voter- wan the usual amount of fumbling , an bespectacled right hander and which is to be expected in a cur­ mainstay of the Pittsburgh staff. tain raiser and the lack of smooth­ Both have been through a big lea­ ness in running plays which comes gue, struggle, thodgh Meadows has from Insufficient practice. no world series experience and both However, the weakest showing of $ c l» fU ready to put forth their bed tho Hanford team was its ragged efforts. playing on the defense. Tho ofThey will be central figures in fen n gave indications cf latent the opening spectacle today at und undeveloped power, but the de­ .' Forbes Field where capacity crowd fense was sadly lacking in action, H of 45,000 taxing every available spirit and efficiency. It is with the ■ bit o f seating space, is expected end in view or correcting these ' V - Ao provide seating for the first faults that Coach Wc-lchell is so • Vorld's scries game here since strenuously driving his men this week. ,• 1909; With the St. Cloud game only Rainy Weather Forecasted. It will be a colorful und brilliant a day or two away, there is much t.cenc with notables on hand from ’ every walk o f life if the weather rtirvlvfj the pessimistic piediclions distributed last light. Tho official forecast is for n rainy, cold day but since some o f this was gdttM rvnrem wi* <<rrathWr?PHe'Hi - yesterday, hope washeld out that it would clear sufficiently for Gov­ ernor Gifford IMnchot, of Pennsyl­ vania, to toss out the first hall promptly at 2 o'clock. Tho eve of the big champion­ ship tonight found Pittsburgh like n convention city, jammed and packed at every angle with enthu­ siasm rampant but wagering com­ bo «'ell against Leesburg was given ; paratively light and chiefly on un rather an easy session yer*lerday.: even money basis. Only a few of Several jogs uround the field to the more rabid home-town rooter.i, strengthen their wind, a placement j it-ttir.g loose a spirit of the typ"1 kicking drill, nnd a practice Bes-, that marked Washington's fir;t nlon with tho forward pass constiv pennant victory u year ago, ap­ tuted the day’s workout. parently were willing to back their Tho hnckficld will ho without the opiniom in substantial fashions. services of one of Its mo:ii brilliant Senators Sight Favorites. . performers for the St. Cloud gaino Aa a matter of fact Johnson's us •*“ Red" Qr»i Idai* will iuIII Ka nn Bniber he lnt/i laid up selection, Washington's first pitch­ for “about 1U days with a buckled er nml the reliable reports th.it collar bone, which ho received In the "tig train is right" have in­ fluenced Washington’s "legion of last Saturday's game. Hanford is determined to win followers" to 'o ffc r seven to five incom e instances, American Lea­ from Ht. Cloud next Saturday if gue title-holders will capture the the spirit o f the tntn is nn apt opening game. A concensus of ox- criterion. Many of them havo de­ pert opinion of which the represen- termined to ubstain from ail tontatlrn is far wide and numerous, sorlnl operationa for n period of favors Washington to retain its cno month if the gamo is not plac­ chainniouship but there is no lack ed In the winning column. of faith in the ability of the Pirate offensive to break down the de­ Flyweight fensive bulwarks of its rival. In pre-series speculation last 'bight tho probable condition of both teams was a subject of keen ili.icussion. Both will have their full strength upon the opening fill'd of battle but both also will fuce some handicaps, with Wash­ P —— STANLEY HARRIS. wv w — — •» W— « W^ S ‘ '■i■ a • a • • * . H it • LoJif Thne s on Residences and Bt E“ y Repayment Pi^ In new Merrlweather | 2nd Street. a »_ i _ . ' CoitewU protects again* Fi Tornado and Earthqudu Father end mother axe alwawJ in f of your welfare— there isn’tJIM within reseda they wouldn’t doi j M But they may unknowingly h*. J riddnf your life every day. M W hen you are at dinner touighJ dad, aak him this question: ’ •M “ Dad, is our school firesafe?" I Perhaps he won't be able to ansvrl he may not know. n< I A sk dad if he knows that eomewJ inthe country a schoolhouse buroaeyl day. Ask him ii he knows that ocWtd of all the schoolhouses in the country! nothing better than firetraps— nu^ your school is one of them. i’> 1 O f course dad knows that buildirf can be built that will not burn. TBey J being built everywhere, every day,, 1 If your school is fireaafe, you’re ludjj If it isn't, ask dad what he is'^piiqtods' about it. You have a right to know. • • • , lid Tht highest type of firexafe cotutno tion is concrete. Our illustrated boekUt ) “Concr«USchoolhoiuu"contflinsaiukaW I of information on firesafe constriUflior] with which every parent ought to hi familiar. Write today for your fr«*[fOfr " ‘Build So It Won*t Bum" ! ,''1 PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION Graham Building 1 JACKSONVILLE, FLA. ■ A National Organization to lmprouani Extend the Uta of Concrttt OFFICES IN 3 0 Ct TI K« >k . McNeely—Senators. From the sandlotA to the big leagues as n |50,000 prize player in the course of less than four years is the record of George Earl McNeely, fleet-footed Californian whose double in the last game of the 1924 world’s series gave Wash­ ington the championship. Although he hod played around on town teams, McNeely never took baseball seriously until after his World War Service. In the winter qf 1920 he joined a semi- Exceptional Riding Comfort; The riding comfort of a motor car is not de­ pendent upon its length, weight o r cost, any more than the comfort of a home depends upon its size. I f the seats are deep enough and the proper distance from the floor; if tho seat backs are correctly pitched for relaxation; i f the up­ holstery is sufficiently stuffed and there is plenty o f leg room; above all, if the springs are rightly designed and o f proper length, you w ill have exceptional riding com fort Otherwise, you will not. BILL MrKFr’HNlB* Manager Hooky Hairi.a of tin* Senators in not only one of tho beet second sackers iu tho business but he’s n crafty leader as well. In his first year us leader ho grabbed « pennant nnd world title for the Senators. Hill MeKenchie Is the bona of the lirate cerew. He's a veteran campaigner. He knows the game and how to get the best work out of his charge*. Ho became manager of Pittsburgh iin June, 1922 and has done well. Dodge Brothers, with characteristic thorough­ ness, studied and experimented w ith these details for years. Their findings were ultimately incorporated in the design o f Dodge Brothers Motor Car—without question now a vehicle that ranks with the first in this vitally im­ portant feature. B rief Sketches O f Contending Players In 1925 World Series flirt—Senator*. i landed him an American League Entering the big show no n ' job with Washington after one1 ” Rice— for that' season. pitcher, Edgar C, dnrohall has boon in Goslin's and not Hunt is his name—was con­ verted into an outfielder by Clark blood from earliest childhood." He Griffith because of his hitting abil­ wan born near Salem, New Jersey, ity aud in that: role he has bscanie on October 16, 1900, and grew up one of the outstanding stars of to be a farmer boy, but ha could not keep away from a baseball tin- American League. Unusually fleet of foot, his field und many u chastisement ho speed on the paths won for him received for deserting his chores the uobrique of "Mun-O'Wur" und to pitch on u neighborhood nine. Showing early promise, "The that same speed iu the field enabl­ ed him to nuvr more than one game Goose" was Invited to play on the in the 1924' world’s series by cir­ Salem semi-professional nine, one of the strongest in that neighbor­ cus catches. Horn nt .Morocco, Indiana, on hood. After two years he got lib February 9, 1892, Rice began play­ first professional engagement with ing professional baseball with Columbiu in the South Atlantic Gulesbutg in the Central Associa­ I.eugue in 1920. He proved only a tion at the age of 20. After one fair pitcher, but so great was his season; however, ho got the wun- hitting ability that he ulleranUd derlnst and joined the Navy. He between the outfield and the box. When lie joined Washington was with the fleet that captured Vtra Cruz in 1914 and ns a mem- Goslin probably was one of the most awkward outfielders In the majors, but he was a natural hit­ ter? They taught him to field und he taught opposing pitchers to fear his bat. He improved rapidly nnd oecumt* a star slugger in ths 1924 world's series, equalling Babe Ruth’s record of three home runs Mfet George Rivers, Los Angelen in this baseball classic. flyweight, who has been bunging up somewhat of a reputation in Wright—Pirate*. the roped arena o f late. He1* fast, Forest Glenn Wright, horn in shifty and can hit. He hopes to Arch'e, Mo., in 1902, has proved a inset Fidel I.a Barba for the title sensation at shortstop nineo ho en­ in the ntar future. tered the" major leagues with I’itUhurgh lust year, coming from the Kansas City Blues. Today he Gunlir.—Senators. Evening Huxines Chuis Like hia running mat * Ban*, (lice, is one of tin club's most depend­ Leon Allen Go*>in ’ •* mint her of the able hitters,* having an average of HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Maxwell. Henalor's outiirljcrn who bi|;an around . .310. Lust season, a re­ hi., diumond carver with n de.-ire cruit, he played in 153 games of E very Monday, W ednesday to shine behind a toe plate. Hut the schedule, showing remarkable and Friday livening 7 A; !) his mistake wu.t rurercted in th» endurance for a first year nun, Beginners may enter at any minors Where he embarked upon u and he has been in hia position time career of "fince-bupling" that throughout the 1925 schedule* • • J* H . JACKSON I. W. PHILLIPS’ SONS SAN FO BD , FLORIDA. How Long? Not Long! �24— Lost, Found W .H .L O N G LOST—Female pointer puppy, 6 months Old. Liver and white. Named Kato, Jumped from auto* mobile on Celery Avenue and Os­ teen road. Return or notify W. n. Hestfcr, Seminole Hotel, Re­ ward. RATES ?' SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Buceetsor* to Onion 4 ™ * * H8 Magnolia. Everythlaf el •vlcaL 410 Sanford Ate. Sanford, Ft*. LOST: Small coin purso with sev­ eral billd and some change. One Russian key. Please return to Her­ * * * - ald Office. r la restricted to location. Is m ade T h e S an >UI-b* r e s p o n s i b l e nenneot In sertion . WIGHTS—Three .action* Delta and Second. First 2S—Plant, Seeds, Trees Hanford Avenue and 10tb Street. Expert service. ________ ITEWART THE FLORIST" Flowers *or all occasions. WIGHT PRINT SHOP—M ating 814 Myrtle. Phone 240-W Engraving. Embossing. •See us first We do H. Phone 417-W. 38——Wanted R. R. Avg-Comreerclal S t ___ VALDEZ HOTEL Insert an ad in the “ Classified Col (if, ' i ' •p?.-, . umns” o f The Herald Let a classi MRS. I t 0 . TRAVIS $160.00 per f t . six room bouses. If yours is for sale let us haVo listing. Dean-Berg Corporation, 202 lit St. Phone 713. EfiSTXHWBBR CO Hjua* ef Service, Quality and Prlee. ADDRESSING — Moltlgraphlng, folding and msillnr— y«n want It—when you want_ It. Phone 878. H. E. Porch. First V«rion«l W»wV m«ty___________ “ ft—For"RentTApartrnents WANTED: Experienced stenog­ rapher. Wholesale grgeery ex­ perience preferred. Call Seminole Fire Prevention Week OPPORTUNITY AWAITS YOU Complete stock fire extin Kuishere carried by ON THE “ CLASSIFIED PAGE" Bail Hardware Corner 3rd & S a Phone 8 OF THE HERALD WANTED: Stenographic position by graduato of A No. 1 business college. Two years experience. Can furnish best references. D. H. Care Herald $750.00 per f t % Elm & 1st St. G. T A Y L O R D Y E R 34— Wanted Help, Female 42— Advtg. Mediums 42— Advtg. Mediums FOR RENT: Nice clean house­ EXPERIENCED Typist. Must keeping apartments, down stairs. wrlto legible hand. Apply Glas- FLORIDA—-ORLANDO— Orlando FOR SALE: Complete meat mar­ 312 or 314 E. 5th St. _______ ket outfit, Including sown, block, co Investment C o.. 114 2nd St. Morning Sentinel; largest classi­ ications FOR RENT: Apartment 1009 Un fied business, rate lc a word, min­ computing scales and large re­ frigerator. This can he had for 35— Wanted Help, Male ion Ave., near new hotel._____ imum 24c cash with order. cost of accutrtulsted storage char­ ges. II. B. McCall, Oviedo, Fla. 9— Far Rent, Houses TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Send In your subscription to the FOR RENT: 6 room house furn­ Tribune or hand it to your local ished. Modem conveniences dealer so you can read Florida’s ___ |ss Oppor^nlties Phone 630W. greatest newspaper. One year, WANTED: Colored hoy to do Jan Ess Service FOR RENT: House on Pecan Avc, $8.00, 0 months,,$4.00, three months itor work. Sanford Herald. COLUMBUS (On.,) LEDGER — tent, A$irtmentB Phone 3504. M. M. Lord. $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ ■ r *» WANTED—50 Laborers at new Ice Classified nils have the largest ance policy add 75c to your order. tent, Houses circulation in Southwestern Geor­ plant. $4.00 per day. 10— For Rent, Rooms * lent, Bdkuns gia. Rute 8c (6-word line) line. A LITTLE WANT AD IN Tho icial FOR RENT—Ronma with or with* WANTED: White porter. Apply HERALD yriU bring you In big IJncotn Hotel. a aml*&>ard Reasonable rates. TO REACH the prosperous farm- results. Advertise those old arout metis. era and fern growers of Volus- tides you have stored away and :nt,. 0Wice, Stores Lincoln House. WANTED: Carpenters. 3 trim ia county advertise in the DeLand have no use for. A little thlrtyle, AcTfcage men. Cook Bros. FOR RENT: One room In privnte Daily News, rate lc per word, cash cent ad may bring you several •ExdMihgo family, suitable for one or two PAINTERS WANTED. Apply Ho with order. dollars. Phone 148 nnd a reprele, Groves gentlemen. 117 Laurel Avc. tel Forest Lake. le, Houses FOR RENT: Two furnished rooms Brooksvllle—New York, Tampa ease, Rent 2206 Palmetto Ave. Also small 37— Wanted Help, Salesman and Brooksvlllc syndicate, planning live Stnirit - .............i. Phone G4(J-J, SALESMEN Wanted to represent house afr‘ Qindcrvillo. ton million dollar development pro­ de, Miscellaneous ject ut Weekiewnchic Spring ami u:i in nearby territory .selling 14— For Sale, Acreage leal Estate along Wcckicwachie River. Great Western All Wool Mens Suits h rn ltu w end Overcoats at $24.50. Greatest MAINE — Watervillo, Morning Clothing values In America. Liblire- Wanted Sentinel. Thousands of Maine *fruit ‘ eral commissions in advance on uvround people are Interested In Florida Stock ory sale. We furnish large 9x18 roperty. Reach them through e Septinqi. Rate card on apt.BOO cash, 1-2 years for balance, free to reliable, moiw Tine well baa bllcitwnr"* ns, Jewelers tablished. Thousands of satisfied fFTT. Bankston; TMnford/Tla. ig, Decorating, Wearers throughout Ftoridn.Write LEA UN ABOUT Polk County and jfS fgn.. rc-xujx ~ v * T * -20— For Sale Miscellaneous giving full information about your­ lakeland, through the Stnrself so wo can take immediate ac­ U ho Tuning Telcgram. Best advertising me­ FOR SALE: 30 hives bees, ,60 head tion. Great Western Tailoring dium in South Florida. Published A n t, Seeds, Trees Angora goats, one 40 Hi P. Re­ Co., 837 W. Jackson, Chicago. mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— Am-ial bers and Supplies Notice turn Tube Boiler, two good heavy Lakeland, Florida. WANTED: Agents: Our guaran­ w t rwriters y and Eggs and Supplies mules. E. Stafford, Lake Monroe, teed all wool tailor made suited Winter Haven—St. Paul’s Epis­ Fla. ted o’coats at $31.60 are $20 cheaper copal Church purchases $11,400 ted Help! Female FOR SALE: Small stock of groc­ than store prices. Fall line greatest site on First Avenue and Briggs led Help, Mhle Wrlto for eries, a bargain if sold quick, over. Ea;iy to sell. Street, for erection of new edifice. good location for filling station, great new sales plan. J. B. Simp­ TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, ted Help, Male or will sell or rent utore building with son Dept. 11)52. Chicago, HI. Fla. Thousands read the clas­ apartment in back. Inquire Herald sified pages of Florida’s Great ted Help, Salesman Office. MAN with car to work in ovenings ACCOUNTANT from 4 to 6. Attractive propo­ Home Daily, rates 2 cents a word. ted Situation, Male Systotnn Initialled— Audita Minimum 25c, cash with order. cfat llntei* to I’ criuuniMit ted Situation,Female FOR SALE: Complete meat mar­ sition for hustler. Give references Write for completo rate card. ket outfit, including saws, block, Cllonielo in letter. Write “ Proposition" Care ted Real Estate computing' scales and largo re- Hernld. TO REACH BUYERS or aellen of R. L. ROBERTSON ted to Rent frigerator. This can bo had foi Florida real estate advertise in iNsaunlr T e m p le Itoum II. g. Mediums. cost of accumulated storage char' SEVERAL solicitors to work on the St. Petersburg Times. One can' commission. Right proposition ges. II. B. McCall, Oviedo, Flo. a word dally, two coots a won for right man. Apply nt Herald cent •Announcements Sundays. after 5:30 In afternoon. 21— Sale, Real Estate H . A . SPEIR AUCTIONEER PALM BEACH COUNTY — Tho 38— Wanted, Situation Male !LL lots and subdivisions Contractor and Builder E. SPURRING, siD-divtsion scene of stupendous develop­ lie auction. Lafe Burger, specialist. Subdivision to Or­ COLUMBIA University graduate, ment. Read about it in the Palm VJ9-M — Phono — 499-M lock Bldg., Orlando, Fla. lando, Florida, and F l o r a 24 years old, desires situation Beach Post. Sample copy bent orf Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ requiring brains, initiative and ex­ request. 2108 PALMETTO AVR. way. oval Notice ecutive ability with reasonable Bal­ ADVERTISING gets results if It (. Mitchell's office is FOR SALE: 2 lots In Sanford my. I'JOX Care Herald. _______ reaches potential buyers. Paat 301 Palmetto Ave. a Heights Park Ave. $3,500 each. 39-\Vanled Situation,' Female Intka Daily News L circulated iif Terms, 6 lots Sanford Heights Pal­ an Industrial and agricultural sec­ ■Autos, Rent metto Ave. $3,000 eftih, terms. 4 WANTED: Young lady wants po­ tion. sition as bookkeeper, cashier, fi­ lots Pinehurst $1500. Terms. Elder DTOS r o il I1IRH and Lovell, ling clerk, general office yrork or MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people Jti: A l< KSTATH — IdrVRSTMBNTS AUTO SERVICE Di switchboard operator. Phone 552. are interested in Florida. Each Lobby Puleiton-UrumW y Bldg. it Meets all trains. Ba; Buuford Florida of them through a classified ad 22— Sale, Furnitue isfsr. Phone 661 and 63-' 42— Advtg. Mediums in the Morgantown POST. Six centa a word for six consecutive HEEL & SONS DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell issueB. •You Drive It. . anything? If so advertise in lie and 2nd St. at It. R. t«rn™' Wo want your business Sanford Stove & Furniture Co. the Gainesville Sun. THE MORNING JOURNAL is the WE HAVE THE BEST BUYS 321 E. First St._______ accepted want-ad medium lo Autos, Sale „ a c r e a g e OHIO— Xenia. Make your sales Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word POR SALE: Baby carriage, oil through the Xenia Gaiette, Zen- un insertion. Minimum 25c. DEPENDABLE USED CAKb fiUSfNESSHOMES ■tovo and rug. Cali 4HJ-J,_____ ia, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ 123— Fordor Sedan. r/M orte 7 2 7 122—Ford Coupe, trict. Want ad and display rates ADVERTISE in tho Journal-Her­ FOR SALE: Baby’s carriage, made on request. ria— rant Touring. ald, South Georgia’s ' greatest V t t f c l e z R e c t f t y G ) Y^k*r with rubber tires, re­ )23— Ford 1-ton Truck. versible body. j n K00d condition AUGUSTA' CHRONICLE — Au­ newspaper. Morning, afternoon, L W. Phillips' Sons Classified gusta, Ga., Augusta’s greatest weekly and Sunday. £0ao m i Wil!' sell for $15. Mrs Dodge' Bros. Sales and Service H. S. Osborne, corner Higliland & classified medium, rate, cash, 9e rates 10c per line. Waycroas Jour­ tane 3 Osk and 2nd St Elm. nal Herald, Waycross, Georgia. charge. 10c minimum. ( C Painting— Decorating PHONE 303 Drive In Gas, Oil, Tires, Accessories. Phone 447-W. Sanford, Fla. ‘ r. vdSal $4,500.« 1. Five room bungalow on Cen­ tral Street, Lo­ cated in good neighborhood. 2. Well located warehouse! prop­ erty. Close to business section of the city. Price $6,800.00 Price $16,500.00 Cash $6,000.00. Cash, $2,000.00 Balance 1, 2 and Balance, easy 3 years with are terms, interest. 3, Three adjoin­ ing lots in Buena Vista located on Celery Avenue, cast o f Municipal Ball Park. Price $2,800,000. Cosh $950.00. Balance $50.00 per month including inter­ est. 4. 2740 acres in Seminole county. Tins about two miles frontage on St. Johns River. Good truck farm* ing land. Eighty acres have boon cleared and partly tiled. Price $100.00 per acre. 5% binder for 30 days. One fourth cash. Balance 1, 2 and 3 years with 8% interest. • ,0. 3 l i i f r SORRY There OUT a jn t n o t r a in O U T O’ H E R E t o n ig h t - WELL-WHEN OOC'b THAT T r a i n t>TANOlN* OVER f— THERE g o ? V/HER.E.‘ £> TVAE. T E L E C «-A P H O F F IC E ? \ Y/AJHT TO t)EHO ---- , Av W IR E <------ $1,0 H. S. LONG, Mgr. Rooms 9-10-11 BaQ B!d| Phone 657. One Phonograph Record— or One Sheet o f Music co m pany incorporated Free— W JOHN E. FOX, Representative 120 South Park Ave. * v With each Five Gallons ( Grey Tubes_________ _$$ We Cover Florida Real Estate Like the Sunshine' Red Tubes ..................f f ItlN E ’S FILLING ST A T IO N TEN ACRE CELERY FARM 71 [• neres cleared, 5 ^ tiled, 3 wells. One fourth mile to school aful church, half mile to loading station. Five mom house, electricity, water, sewer etc. On paved State Highway, 1113 Sanford Are. Sanford, P H IL T O N ’S HSHHBIt SHOP 113 Magnolia Ava. • First Class Harbor* Special Attention Given To Ladle* and Children. Priced for quick sale $8400— Cash required $5000 Our first interest is the protection of Loth the buyer and the seller E lton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First National Bank Bldg, Hanford. ■ Florida Wc solicit your Bales. We solicit your purchases. 214 E. FIRST ST. W. R. SMITH, MGR, By GEORGE M cM A N U S CAN'T T E L L * t h e ENGINEER RAN A W A Y-IT SHOULD HAVE CONE AN HOUR AGO- f Balance Over 4 Y< Spanish Bun; BRINGING U P F A T H E R T- Between 9th and ’ 1r Valdez Hotel Lobby Tele- MIRACLE Cejwreto cement wwck. aMe fag blocks, Irrieatlen t r a in o o 114 f t on Sanfo Public Stenographei fied ad w^rk for you. |'ve. C .O T’ T O C,1T O U T 'O F TRPd T O W N ;A N ' C IT H O N E TO ,MA<<CtlE> C g t TAKE T he Constructed by masters, to battle disasters. Dunlop is best in every way and built in the U. S. A Cam p*** r t a a a n /^ " * * * ^ * g j dBS ird * S tm t Panama City—City plana $160,000 paving program. Why waste your time run­ ning abound looking far a good investment? Let us show you how you can invest- vour money *nd HUH,* CAN’T ^ E N O I A N Y W IRE *CAU*)E THE O P E R A T O R RAN AWAY W ITH THE. ENG INEER TO GIT C IHARR1EO •P O R TT \ G A L •t o o : ___ J AW K! T?si! It in the next thirty nr sixty days. \V„ have been in th*-i real estate business far years and are glad to say we h*»w tho finest listings and tho best values in the Stats of Florida. COME AND INVESTIGATE iK iffl § u -- T r In velapeTS .SANFORD, T5-OBIOA- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Cop Shot By Freight Car Looters LYNCHBURG. Va„ OcL 8.— (/P)—George L. Rogerr\ special officer for the Chesapeake and Railway, was shot and bly fatally wounded Wed­ ___ day night while trying to apprehend a box car robber In the freight yards here. A load from a shot gun was fired into his body when ho approached a car that hsd been broken open. His aisallant escaped in the darkness and has not b^cn npprehended. J = TRICE FIVE CENTS ' >"■ — NUMBER f a ±t POLITICS K IB!Hom ers By Cuyler Riff Minister Killed By Order of Leader SESSION ELECT STILES AS HEAD Behind Scenes Convention Is Seething Cauldron of Poli­ tics and Policy1; Philadel­ phia Next Convention City RANGIER, Morocco, Oct. 8— ; (/P)—Advices received here ; from the fighting zone report that Si Mohammed Zezinne, foreign minister in Abd-ElKrim’s government was bound to tho muzzle of n cannon re­ cently nnd blown to pieces. He was accused of betraying the New York Rector to Preside Riffian cause. Over House of Deputies Several of the Tenders of the Bocoyn nnd Beni Euttrngucl of Episcopalian Church tribop have, also bees executed. Election Held Wednesday Score bylnnlngs; __ R - II E W ashington....... . 010 000 001—2 8 2 COOLIDGE’S P itts b u g h ............... 000 100 02x—3 7 0 ':-| STIRS DIPLOMATS Executive Session I s Batteries:—Covelcsklc and Ruel Aldridge and Smith. Big Mitchell Fight REALTY MARKET Held By The Bishops FORBES FIELD, Oct. 8.—“Kiki” Cuyler’a home run to AT CLOSING MEET SHERIFF OF DADE Looms In Committee HERE Organization of Two Houses deep right field stands in the 8th inning, scoring Moore ahe»dThree Avowed CandldatesAre of Annual Meeting Follow of him, enabled Pittsburgh to even the series to one all with Thief Executive Asked What COUNTY FACING Seeking Presidency With a Formal Opening Exercises Washington, the American League contender. He Had In Mind When He SW EE “Dark Horse” BeingBoomed Fighting desperately to stave off defeat, the Senators Nominated the United MURDER CHARGE staged a ninth inning rally which fell one run short of tying Record Prices Noted in Three .Praised States T o “Leadership * _____ ~ * NEW ORLEANS, O ct 8.—( /P iElection of a president of the homo the score, the Buccaneers winning by a score of 3 to 2. of deputies and consideration of Meyer, playing third for hhe Senators in the place of Bleuge of Official and 13 Of iced At WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.^(/P)— Trial tho question of eloction of a presid­ His Deputies May Begin President Coolidgc s speech to ing bishop of the house of bishops and performing in his first major league game, played a big [eeting the American Iogion convention Next \Veek;Accused Placed murked the formnl opening Wed­ part in the rally, smashing out a single, sending McNeely to a t Omaha created a stir of excite­ Under Bonds of $4,000 Each nesday of the forty-eighth triennial second and in position to score a minute later. ment at the closing session of the Oct. general convention of the Protes­ —o The Pirates clearly had the edgo inter-parliamentary union here jam Mitchell MIAMI. Oct. 8.—(/P)—Trinl of tant Episcopal Church of the Uni­ of tlie Ilarrismcn in every depart­ Wednesday. • jtify before Sheriff Henry R. Chase nnd 13 ment of the gume, Aldridge havted Stntcs. „ „ of tho parliaments of others, indicted yesterday on char­ Tho Rev. Ernest M. Stlrcs, D. D. ing the advantage of Covelcskla jtigating the 41Members nations asked every American rector of St. Thomas Church, New of murder in second degree in in the mound work nnd the Pirates mh disaster, they could find what action the ges York, nnd Bishop coadjutor-elect connection with the attempted jni turning in a perfect game whlio Ejected to bc- President had in mind when ho delivery here Sept. 27 probably of tho dioeeio of Long Island, was the American Leaguers were cred­ nominated the United S tates for >ro the court clectod president of tho house of will bo held during the term of ited with two errors, both by “position of leadership" in the court beginning Oct, 13. This today deputies. Dr. Stires, who will he Tcckinpaugh. of tl\c army, the “promotion of international tran ­ was tho opinion of court officials, cd to nddrosscs by army and nnvy consccrntcd' 'as a bishop after the The heavy artillery of the Pi­ to appear, locul real estate wus obtained in quility." close of the conventioh, was elect­ who qualified their statement by officers nnd reading of messageu rates, for which they have been each int'tanco. w ibpoemi for his Was ho going ahead with his saying crowded condition of dock­ ed by a vote of 390 to 207, over Jacksonville Executive Tours noted, manifested itself in today’s Big Mitchell Fight issued today by idea of another American disarm­ et might postpono trials until the of the what is known tho Rev. George Craig Stewart, two home runs being res­ The ncmnautical dnmmittfcc, the as Transfer City After Late Arrival; game, the Leffler property at Myrtle >ut ho refused to ament conference at W ashington? term beginning Dec. 5. ponsible for all three scores. The Legion's first such body, fought and Third Street to Arthur I. Zci- rector of St. Luke's Church, Kvnnider the advice of Gives Impressions of San Pittsburgh crew went about Its The foreign parliamentarians re­ ston. Ind. The Rev. 11. H. Powell, Immediate suspension of Sheriff heatedly all day over whether to vealed that in the early delibera­ Chase nnd tho discharge of all po- recommend endorsement of Colonel gcr was reported. Tho property, D. p«, Snn Frnncisco, was nomi­ ferd In Brief Interview work of defeating the Capital City team with a vengeance. issued by Major tions of the council of the inter­ lico officers who participated in William Mitchell, enustie- critic of said to bo well located, brought a nated but withdrew his name. Hold Executive Scasion As in the first game, the Sena­ Davis, adjutant parliamentary union, which steer­ tho shooting wns recommended by the nation’s ncrial defense. A res­ record prico according to the an­ “Jncksonvillc is bucking you boyH nouncement. The purchaser, Mr. The house of bll'hops shortly af­ up". This wns the nssurance giv­ t o r s scored, first and in the second irmy, although tho ed the proceedings here la st week, the grnnd jury in a report nccom- olution wns finally adopted which, Zelger, is u prominent Northern navai court which Representative Theodore Burton of punying the two indictments. however, failed to mention Mit­ Investor, heavily interested in Polk ter nssemblirtg discussed the sug­ en a number of prominent local inning whon Joe Judgo poled a long Ohio, made an effort to have the gestion that a committee bo ap­ one to the left field bleacher for Bonds In each cai'3 wns fixed nt chell's name. A resolution embod­ itlon tho former ascounty developments. His opera­ pointed to consider, ^ e eloction of business men by John T. Alsop, a uome run, the thinLof the series. union invite President Coolidgc to $4,000 and wns provided immedi­ ied, howovor, one point he has urg­ mayor of Jacksonville, upon a r­ tho army air serv. tions have been in and around Win­ charges ho mudo call nnother Hague peace confer­ ately after tho serving of the cap­ ed, reorganization of the nationnl ter Haven, it is understood, but n presiding blsnbp, and report to rival In this city shortly after noon the house. After a number of bish­ Wednesday, ence. ias warants by E. B. LxsathcrmSn, defense under one cabinet officer ' r ^3l (aval Department in' nltig, he clouted one to the same Such an invitation, they point­ appointed by the court because of i^ uj. BUb.diviuions of equal impor- the investment herg.was made uft- ops had spoken from the floor tho the wrecking of Mayor Alsop, reheduled to ad place for another four base hit, A recent trip to this city. The blf'to0&‘ w e n t'In to 'cxeteutlvo ses­ In an Ohio storm last, ed out would give the President .ir ■ U J f e ® « & S S V I sion to discuss the duties of the dress members of the Klwanie club tying the score. r»j-t.t rigl t to the next IIWS'U if the' . Following <H1 _ _ presiding bishop to ho named. At nt n luncheon yesterday, wns de­ confervnt’s in Europe produced warants, Chief of' Police In the fifth Inning Washington .Court Murtial notinced. tho close of the session it wnf an­ layed enrouto, nnd did not arrive missed an excellent chance to score no result. The proposed invitation tiuigg immediately announced tho in Sanford until nearly 2 o’clock. charges, Colono was tabled, however, by the friends granting of "leaves of absence’’ to nnd son of Kenesnw Mountain IjinJudge W. E. White and B. M. nounced that tho house had dis­ three men were on bases anu faces possible cour of the League of Nations, who are tho accused policemen, pending dis. It was on thnt point thnt the Richardson recently acquired three cussed the subject hut had no news He wns met at the station by u when no one out* Here Aldridge s h o w all rlny fight was centered. No oth­ representative group of local boos lings. In view of in the majority among the parlia­ their trial. All were at liberty to­ lots at Sanford Avenue ami F if­ of its deliberations to give out. the skill which has made him one er chunge wns made in tho propos­ ters. stive Held of 111- mentarians. day on bonds aggregating $24,- ed resolution ns drawn Inst Mon­ teenth Street, according to an­ With the Right Rev. Ethclbert of the Pirato mainstays during tho »r the army officer nouncement mado todny by officials Talbot, D. D„ bishop of Bethle­ The plan to have the mayor pennant chnsc. The next Ihsee American Intrigue OOO. day. t led his client h&( of the Brown Ilealty Company of hem, presiding, thu house of hishr spenk nt the Kiwnnls affair was men up could do nothing, with his Tho American intrigue was the “ I will see that the policemen The committee’s action did not this city, who negotiated the sale. ooh before the court, season for the excitement when got the best lawyer:' possible,” opened its deliberations hy ncccssnrily abandoned beenuto of of the Mitchell mntterj The tract involved has a frontage naming Bishop William C. Brown his doferred arrival. He was taken slants nnd their best efforts re­ I the colonel not to the President’s Omaha speech was Chief Quigg said today. "And will ditoosc sulted in three infield grounders, . ____ _ chairman __ _____ of the house, unon an impromptu tour of the two of which forced Peckinpuugh published here yesterday. The in- l^tnnd back of them until they arc however^ According to many ex­ of 101 feet on Sanford Avenue, It Virginia, pressions, tho turn it takes today , .. . . is stated, and is 117 feet in depth. | nmf re-electing the Rev. Charles city, nnd spent some time renew- * toronrliament conference buzzed „hown to have been at fault. If they this statement, with the rumor that tho President are acquitted they will hold their depends upon tho selection of a The property Is located dlrcctly.L. Hardee, D.'D., New York, secreoy, judge ndvo* was going ahead with his inter­ national commander to succeed Sanford, according to members of positions on the force.” opposlte the entrance to the San tnry. n chance to score when Carey went , took under ad- national peace conference. James A. Drain. the reception committee. Lanta development. Tho sale price An soon as the house of dopuSheriff Chase refused to make to third but Wright forced Traytie r of issuing n Stormy Debate Seen Mnyor Alsop wns visibly im­ nor at second for the third out. In parliamentarians nil tu rn -’a statement, Is reported as being approximate­ ties was organized tho Rev. Carroll Tonight there did not seem to for the army flier, edThe N. Dnvis, New York, wus elected pressed with tho enthusiasm and eventually to Representative! Although Sheriff Chase did not ly $12,000. No announcement hus by general Burton for a statement. He made confirm or deny the rumor that he bo much probability o ' a minority been mnde regarding dii(position secretary. Assistant secretaries, spirit of uggresive progress seen this inning Carey bunted and was safe on first. Cuyler sacrificca report but it wns predicted freely is that ■this"-wouhl he unneces- it formnlly from the ' chair ‘ * of* the “ would all his woum retain an ...» deputies, it h nntjonuI ‘ at commander’s comninmler’s of tho property by the now own­ appointed by tho house of bishops, during the few hours lie was in the him to second and he wont to third r since the* Colonel would he interparliamentary c o n f e r e n c e was generally understood they will were: Tho Rov. John F. Plumb, city. He Htntc.l thnt Sanford is fur on Burnhart’s out. Traynor walkthcro any discussion?” ers. . ged to obey the army order from the rostrum of tho house of continue to serve. T h e 1 third realty transaction Hurt ford, Conn., and the Rev. Al­ from an unknown word in Jackson­ cd, being forced at second a min­ before putting the vote, would unhis appeaVance. representatives with the emphasis "Tho sheriff’s office will con­ lensh a storm of fiery debate. brought to the public attention at fred Lockwood, Pendleton, Ore. As­ ville, for a great many reasons. ute Inter. , .. . secretaries' in the houso of The common bond between tho cit­ of an official spokesman. He said tinue to function on usual, as the . Court Seeks Facts Bluegc was forced to retire from Tho cosensus of the Mitchellitcs this time is tho sale of a 10-ucro sistant deputies are: The Rev. Frnnklin J. ies, tho St. Johns River, he point­ that President Coolldge has "the lnw presumes H. R. Chase is In­ hortly after the Shonandnnh seemed to be that not all that Col- ttact, fronting on I^iko Monroe. Clark, New York; tho Rov. James ed out, hns provided a subject for the game in tho sixth when one uf Aldridge’s fast ones hit him on tho mel Mitchell issued, a desire to call n conference" but nocent until'he is aroven guilty,” ncl Mitchell has said should be rec­ The sale wns mado through Robson G. Glass, Florida, and Miss Helen heartiest cn-operntion between the head. He was replaced by Meyer, wait a while. "A t present," Circuit Judge H. F. Atkinson said ommended, but thnt he should he end Ba^Mett, of this city, it is s ta t­ itomont in which he will two, sinco both Sanford and Ja k- former Southern Lcafruc ■t**Smith, New.York, Representative Burton nuid, "it today. . praised by name for bringing to ed, nnd tho purchaser was W. M. G. gccusntions about tho would t Open Air Exercises sonvillc are terminal shipping be an intrusion on the exist­ Sheriff Chose and the seven dep­ In the eighth inning the filth the American people nn nwnkcning Scott. Consideration was announc­ nnvy oir service, ing conferences.” uties indicted by the grand iury ns to actual conditions *.n the air ed as approximately $60,000. , 'T h...e organization of both houses point' on Florida longest inland home run of tho series and tho rpose of the court this nfternoon followed the formnl waterway. “It has been urged,” he said in were waiting in the sheriff’s office third of today’s game was made m him tho facts opening his declaration, "that and had ^their bonds ready when service. ' Ruudn to Be Finished Soon _ „ , i m i _ j , . opening exercises this morning in when Cuyler knocked one with rsrdn were based Highways linking the two cities, Moore on base. (resident Coolidgc should call a Iamtherman arrived witli the war­ The world pence report recom­ C o o l l d g e H a c k r o d a y ; Uudobnn i’«rk, held for th« nn-. ill bo the only wit disarmament conference. He has rants for their arrest. Tho six po­ mended that the Ixgion espouse n „ l QVU q Y 'i i n |Rmo In tho open mr. Here n vested ho said, will lie completed in tho The line-ups were ns follows: e reopening of the on several occasions signified his licemen wore wniting nt tho city such part of the world court with W r e c k u e l a y s l i a i n . r |,0jr nf 050 voices snug and the near future. He referred to tho Washington: Rice, cenierfiekl; tho Harding reservations and that juiiv which was desire to convene such u gathering, opening sermon, prepared by the recent contracts awarded for «n; i g U n»ey Harris, second base; Goathe I-ea^ue of NntionH ho niado a onth at Lnkchurst nut at present thcro ure scverul police station. WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.—( /P i- Right Rev. Theodore Dubose Brat- completed section* of the Coastal’ ‘ |eftficld - Judge, first base; last Monday to conferences now being held in subject for one year’s i*;u.ly by tho President (Continued on Page Three) llighway. in Duval county, and to *,D?uei«. thltd basi; J. Harris, Coolidgc returned to the Markets lany other wltncss- Europe having this object in view American legion posts. tho missionary work now W n g l * J 'A S v ., pEklnnaui White Houso early today from 1 P resid en cy I « o u s o e .ir.y w.duy moned later. 1 l . r .*° Rio Geneva protocol, CHICAGO, Oct. 8.-</P>—Wheat, ! Tonight‘it was ngrecd in n11 i American ^ i o n ^ o n S t l o n The which hns been brought forth in 1.36 to 1 3614; Mny. 1.37 to quarters that tho fight for nntion?* ,n *{,ed WashMitchell Plan the League or Nations and tho Dec. 1.38; Corn, Dec. 76 to 76%; O n ts ,'^ COmmander would shape Itself presidential train rtucncu wusn TON, Oct. 8.—(/PI— present gathering a t Locarno. ington shortly after 110 o’i|ock, after midnight tomorrow. ' m Mitchell’s plan Dec. 39 to 39%. present time, oho hour and a half behind sched­ i.t. , ^ n Intrusion Three uvowed candidates are in g reorganization in ule. The delay wus caused by ;» Interest!! in Jacksonville, accord­ It would be ah Intrusion,” Rep­ the field, hut none with nearly freight train wreck in West Virgr defense was alter- resentative Burton continued, "for ing to tho Mnyor, are active in' enough apparent strength to win. ginia, 102 miles from Washington, d and denounced our president, while theso efforts an. WASHINGTON. Oct. 8.—(/P)— their efforts to bring nbout . They are Howard P. Savage of Chi­ which blocked the track ahead of fore the President's are being made, to ask fo r a con­ Southern railroads entered before I early completion of an improve l cago; Edward Spafford of New the President’s train. e witnesses fnvoren ference here at Washington, not­ the interstate cojnmorce commis- j highwnys system. They realise, ho York, nnd John McQuiglf of Knst opposed it, one said withstanding the fact th a t thero flion Wednesday v ig o ro u s «objec- sky^ the vital imnortanco of g ^ d Cleveland, Ohio. ♦ ^ ^ ^ ^ r v o r k " hut ho didn’t is an atmosphere * of harmony Sturat—New Church of the R e-],il|n ta the reorganisation of classi roads and their relation to the tn"Fighting Bill" Donovan of Buf­ dcumcr to ho erected, at cost of ■ love it Would," while another hero unfortunately lacking in Keen enthusiasm and rabid par­ rata schedules in the south- creasing hordes now pouring into s not que^tjoned on tho propos- some other countries of the world. falo, N. Y., was mentioned by some tisanship, not bo equaled on I orbe* NASHVILLE, Tenn. Oct. 8.—(/Pi t a b .__.... . entire nation. !eastern nuarter of the United tho the sstate from the $55,000. Field Itself, marked the scene in In a brief interview during tho We hope that these conference J _ w ith the purchase of the of the delegates, as a "dark horse." States which the commliuion laid the Armory Wednesday afternoon \fto r sitting for eight full now meeting In Europe may have Chattanooga Gan and Coke Corndown 05 reasonable Inst August. afternoon Mayor Alsop spoke of as the telegraph instrument t*?*" unt. th j board recessed until the promising future for Sanford. At the time, the commission said wvlay. when Representative Mar- win°iStr^du*co8fn reSU,t’ th a t lthey h n n y and the Tennessee Consolidntthat no order would be issued re­ Ho quoted Frank R. Stockhridge. out a graphic story of tho World Fu o io Whero fh T * Cru , into U d Coal Company here Wednesday B. Madden, chairman of the hurppe opener, it is said. where the danger of war at $130,000 each, a $30,000,000 now touring quiring tho establishment of new ___ „ the state gathering Series iusu appropriations committee, Two hundred local fans, prevent­ rate schedules in conformity with data for an exhaustive busino<*: th . A d ...d , II tc.-tify on army and navy an- ■ g j r . a i ' T . ,t.h ,1 from viewing the classic, hau — | its decision until railroads had analysis of Florida, who told mem- ed for th.* ^ i*® ,put iron industry for 20 ycarB or more, | ipriaUon* Board members will forward taken advantage of the service pro­ . ..is__ i ur|pg of inter| waa consdmmated. The sale of the j City officials, it is announced, been given tho opportunity to u.udy J bare of the Jacksonville Rotary hy nirnlane toinoriow to Mlt- national solidarity, disafmemcr.f . vided by the American Legion, by The case of Ed Stokes, charged| .. .» ~ —----w ’l.u ' iku Chattanooga Coke and Gas Com with to break khc the possible Club recently that farx'lnx was which every play is announced and possessing liRuor, w a s ' called _.e are determined determined to break up up khc:the possible effect. effect. ■Teld, N. Y., to attend the ana pcacoamongimeir." -’.-itv*vr f pauy, however, is subject to .ra ti­ practice of recklesa driving Southern carriers, made up of | the greatest usset he had been graphically shown on the electric air races. -• " in ’ this fication by tho stockholders of that during the session of Municipal community» - havetaken further (most of tho railroads nnd water ablo to uncover in Floridu. Speak- scoreboard ns it is ticked of/ on a lony tooay covered Court Monday morning, but war Recent Purchase Of concern before Oct. 20. meusures in the crusade against j lines reaching Southern territory, in - in this connection, the Mayor increm ent in s u lin by Hijrange of subjects of continued until Wednesday, Oct. Other companies which will form speeders and driver* disposed to joined . today in declaring to the pointed to tho pn.gresslvo stndes ^ Union Telegraph ossion since the bearing he-! Union Pharmacy Is tho gi:*."f merger are the J. J. Gray 14, it wns announced. ' ission that tho August decis- already made in Seminole county, rj10 ’ »». the safety of pedestrlfns commis Included in the docket Monday disregard Company for the occasiou. and other motorists on the Btreets ion on class rates was unworkable I in viow of iU prestfitt record ye*rAs the plays were called on ---------------Announced T o d a y ’.mired by the BonalrCompau^. ami | were G. Robbins i J *f '-^ o -n i •' 'in many respects. It would resultUv output of farm proouctiv they were greeted hy tmthusiaaUg the Southern ferro-alloys Com- | Ansel( Browni and Ella Small• “» bf b jn g n l. Cron Thus Far ---Praising Farming Advantages jee»* by the partisan lie said, ""Ii nsre hare trejment.v freouentl) rePony, owning plant:, s t Chattanoo- j orderly J £ c e $ Flowers’, in Wednes. lay’s “session of court ja considerable portion «t trie te r-. He . cheers 14 Million Bales u i f 1V.« ga umL Cleveland, Tenn. • I Do” .*{ , 10 each; handed out u number of heavy 1ritory nnd would also occasion th e : m ilked to a number of people up I fans Interest m :ms localityIfi™?'-* _____ , became known today when it was This “ «5?rgcr . vras.. c o m p e l , $Colcs dUorderUV ^ o S s arrested by the j imposition of higher ra te , for she 'illoihc Unit had Duval county the! *d to be runn.i.g unusually mgn JHINGTON. Oct. fi.—(/Pi— ‘ ?* t a l k e r and {through efforts of William J. Cum-! id. ul agricultural advantage, found i S 1conduct estreated bond; Will local police, charged wit!.speeding , hi uh tl«oii woulc be .charged f the current »«««*• liv'atsd total production thisjR - )'• Duron had purchased the {mins, vice-president and general' •untry Immediately sur- luring ICH-cen assault, 40 days in jail; T. nnd reckless drivin8 . He staled iiotig hauls of like u tjcloa. Th« ar- in th any local followers of tho Na­ K 14,759,000 equivalent 500 ; business from J. C. peon. imsnsgyr oMhe Bcnair Company, 1A * Brothcrson, reckless driving $5 Sanford, Jacksonvillo j m later In tho day that the niaxinium rangemer.t profaw d by the con.-! rounding tional raitim e have aranred fopale cdtton, of which 7,101,-1 Mr. Walker, according to the a n -! . Under the new plan of operation a . nrointr '* .p p?nalty will be imposed hereafter [mission for combination rates on would be a much largor city to i daily attendance hrfore th*' l-r v running bales, counting | nounccment, has been connected! Cummins becomes chairman of ! u c; Green arrested for reck- ht all cases arpe-aring before him, movemonU out of nnd intothe|day.” . •i xandi a ipirt X’ub lio n ’sV iiehted baseball shnne. »s hulf half hales, had been j witn the Union Pharmacy for some jtb.c executive committee of the align, 1* » C M S ' driving l a s Hnexl $20 or 20 , w h ^ the -g u ijt o f, any one operut-| South, the m uthern carrhrx said Businre; f tho b>. od follow-1 G. Thorea, manager prior to October 1, it was j time, as head of the prescription j combined company. The merger be- less driving was fined 1 $ A Us IC O tJ ing aa motor motor car car is u p.anner con- , were inconssstent, illogical arulpt of tnei idlinc fficc is caiU day* in jail. E. H. Reeso was tining is iced today in the consol idat department, while his partner, Mr. Icomes effective less than ten years 1 •• • • U established, 'unnecessary ” . (Conti jed on Fuge Three) ,re revealed tv ton report of the depart Duran, left the service of the M ob-|a ftcr' the purchase by Mr. Cum- d $5 for operating an nutomohlh (sidcred dangerous i • iVotrol of th n a paved street on a rim. The i M. A. Green. Jat win bus . icy Drug Company of this ct‘ . . . . \i agriculture and „„ a p ,,e „ W on , , ..... ; L ™ 3 » i r t u l ' n NOB1. STAWO TRIAI. backed by the millions' o f . d is in tho hoochl' item captains of in-1 case against A. h. Appleby, to enter tho venture. He had is | three great e .vitch ! court Wetlnesduy for rccklesi drlv|th« protest rontinued. andcoa * it. Assistanre aa flying I of "Biddy d with nmkint »te«l production r. fortnight with the Mobley concern for * BP (EWARK, of the Bonnir Company Oct. ff. red, it is said. across n city street, wus continued | mg. were all fined heavily accord-1 wi o steamship lines fsicerl with a I needed is b placed a t 13,931,000 halos. ral months, it iu stated. paying of tho lnneh»<dniM iy »5 reported to i unlit gri.lu v :na to the police record j . ine ■first icuurtailment of territory which they H u Attend. |eu r’s crop totalled 13,627,Tl.o munagemont aim* nine d th at r-old Mary Daley of M<- els company. Those associated clsion went ira livered in tho tho I two nan»ed, Ufcw an Iniyost of $20 Im i-bt serve if the dr num~ _ In addition to those cases Lndicatc 151 there will be no change of per* |W)f Raymond Fierce, negrt ■equal the (day, and, wore William Wrigley, J: iirro effect. Th com lioixcn was Mir.uie Mitchell w«slln*« tic Otaasioajkaii Wed. i f ! following forfeited o pup pere ns liel or seryicc under thi new o uTfyur, must' faro trial in FsChicago, Colonel Jacob Rupper I asked ta reconsider and modify ■ ing there front charges of being drunk. ng that they will im county for tho singing of th> New York, all of whom will m a in - 1|her*on, ho other cates tried du findings on many points a.* to tnc jn »u I^wls Erwin, ir. lher*on, atteaH 'I Rtorent st indn d it was announced te<Jkj(t tain their interest in the greater f ‘class rate*. uod on Pent? a* loud H. E. Bims 4 tranization jusCtompleted •• • ♦*» Ciil! .1,• «..., ■ OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 8.—(/P)— Beldnd the scenes the American (Recent Sales In Local Field; Legion’s national convention was Leffler Property and May­ a seething cauldron of politics nnd fair Acreage Arc Sold policy Wodneulay. In tho opening session nil would have been perfunctory but for n | Continued interest in and in­ Inst minuto objection which sent creasing/nlueii of reol^ e s t a t e J n section are reflected in sever­ tho report of tho world pence com- this * al sales closed in Sanford within mittcc for amendment. the past few dnyi, three of which The only business perfected was were announced today. While the selection of Philadelphia for the total amount of money involved is ___ f and the_ nwnrding.. 1920_______ convention ns th e jralc prices of 0f mcctitng to Paris. The not*'known, oi the tnc 1927 ivyi »H were not made public, it Is un- MAYOR ALSOP IS KIWANIAN GUEST ON WEDNESDAY R ailroads O bject To R eorganization Of Freight R ates 30 Million Dollar Coal Consolidation Form s At Nashville E n th u siastic Fans G ather In Armory F or Series R eturns Speeders Get Heavier Fines As War On Reckless Driving Continues H ere SIS hSSm S • * �Ml Arkan© If.:; i^ToU ne, In St&te Ac To Census ; tard to defeat Rockne'a chsrgrben th « r Come here OctobcT ( /n ^ T h * 1U n M l, i u ? M Supreme ig g a M w * the famous Court• which fecortvenes October hF‘Horseman,n now Is one of 12, wiill takt up in the firs t batch tonal ‘.C ontest* r f ’cases that M thfe Apalachicola terseclionnl gnmo in Land Development company Vertus :h will be interested T. R. Hodges, shell fish commis­ Tech Meets Penn State pn this date 11 Bb a t Now Haven, sioner, and W« A. McRnc# former i and William and commissibneT of agriculture. ' W a $ Oct.' 7 ^ -V n —A fter where H a r Attorneys for both aides havo .prelim inary skirmishes In Maty meet.’ been notified th at briefa in the ap­ M p f weeks of th e 1025 Mercer University will go r seaacm, th e South oh Ocfor a Thanksgiving Day peal wm be*aecepted, eliminating argument. . 3 'will send strong invading M arquette, marking the oral The caae ia one uf not­ to •battle gridiron teams of au u etle relations be- ed ever coming up theIn most Florida H. » tween these two schools courts. It grew out of efforts of gia Tech will journey to the land development company to uric City in an attem p t to the state from using Apal­ Pearls Popular ~] enjoin tdrainlster a defeat to Penn 1 achicola bay for oyster planting. ’ L a s t year, the tw o elevens The case was once taken to the fiercely through four quarUnited States Supreme C o u r t when he end revealing Tech the that tribunal upheld the claim of lb to . 13. a Spanlsh-Tndlan grant made by !ta r Haven the Bulldogs of the land development company. A mth and E ast will meet, Survey of the waters, however, tile U niversity of Georgia was ordered. The state began us­ ale clash in th e ir aiinual ing that portion of the bay not .* Georgia surprised Yale within the limita of the survey, la atrength last season, when and the injunction proceedings Itarw u n , 7 to 6. Indications were then reopened. at-G eorgia will havo a much o r team this w inter, ice ton w ill' be invaded by Veiled Prophet Makes tigton and Lee. The two Annual Advent Today did not meet luat year. it on the le tter's gridiron. In CiTKlr^ptl defeated IQcorgct S to 21. William and Mary lash w ith Syracuse qn the Ivfleld I n W a tte m p t U> wipe a 34 to 7 defeat la st year, South’s invasion of the started la s t week and today ; v PROPOSE CANAL TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Oct. 7.— (JP)—A committee was appointed by the Tallahabseo Real Estate Board, a t a meeting here, to look into the possibilities of linking the state capital with tho Gulf of Mex­ ico by canal. TOM. It’s all In the blood. And 8. 8. 8. will help Nature keep your blood rich and red and pure. Yee, you can keep pimples away, •imply by taking 8. 8. 8. Tbnt’a a tact. T he kind of rod-blood-colla that 8. B. 8. helpa Nature build makes your sklu beautiful—clearo 1t up Just llko It puts brings atrength t ° | ^ v C I ‘weak; flabby muscles l ^ ^ I —gives you sn nppetile like you usod to y have and generates the energy and vitality bt youth throughout your entire system, h- Jtrtt try it and sco for yourselft ■ All druggists sell 8. 8. 8.. Get tho larger bottle. It’s moro economical. This proposition la sound and will bear y0ijs careful investigation. Full particulars upon nppWj $53,024,604 in 1920. The average value of land nnd buildings in 1925 was $8,111-per farm and $80.86 per acre, nnd $5,212 per farm In 1920 nnd $10.55 per acre. Other Important items In' con­ nection with Florida farming fol­ low: In 1925 there were 45,608 own­ ers nnd 38,487 in 1920; 1925, man­ agers, 938; 1920, 1329; 1925; ten­ ants, 12,021; 1920, 13,089; per cent operated by tenants, 1925, 21.3, and 1020, 25.3. Tho crop land from 1924 this year was "2,022,284, with 1,309,050 harvested and 35,443 failing; fal­ low or Idle, 017,791; pasture, 1924, 1,510,070; plowablc, 257,788; wood­ land, 814,782; other, 437,500; wood- pedatraina, Indianapolis la pointing white A New Observation Dining Car Train Through Sleeping Cars and Coach Service to DETROIT CLEVELAND Leesburg—City limits to be ex­ tended to 7 1-2 square mllos. Lakeland—Contract let at $1,­ 250.000, for constructing 40 miles highway in Polk County. Sebring—Highlands County to have new $250,000 courthouse, ac­ cording to announcement. ON RESIDENCES, APARTMENT HOUSES AND BUSINESS PROPERTY AT 7% INTEREST WITHOUT LIFE INSURANCE NO RED TAPE—QUICK ACTION FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW Ensy Terms Representing Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co., and Calvert M ortgage Co., of Baltimore with over Twenty-five Mil­ lion ($25,000,000) Assets. REALTOR 32 inch' Dress Ginghams. Fast colors. Per yard TOLEDO C1NCINW1 Effective from Jacksonville September 29, 111 Wvl-tmuml Uwllr Mfhfdnle 2.30 am 10.00 am 12.01 N’n 215 pm 3.30 pm 5.40 pm 8.35 pm 10.25 am 4.15 pm Lv. S a n fo rd ............A.C.L.....Ai Lv. Jacksonville.......... ■*< ....Ar Ar. W aycros9.............. " ....Lv Ar. T ifto n .........:.......... " ....Lv Ar. Albany .................. “ ....Lv Ar. Macon ....C.T.... C.6f G..;.Lv, Ar. A tlanta.................. “ ...‘.Lv, Ar. Cincinnati....... ..L&N-.Lv, Ar. Columbus..C.Tr..Blg 4....LV Ar. Cleveland....... E.T. “ ....Lv Ar. Toledo Ar. Detroit LOCATED CLOSE TO SAN LANTA ON DIXIE HIGHWAY Rooms 501-502. Phone 05 First National Bank Building. , , SALES FORCE M. M. STEWART DOUGLAS KING U ll| We are now form ing a syndicate to purcha* a u tract of lake frontage within a half mile of Msyfj. less than $1,000 an acre, an d are offering an oppy, Ity for a limited number of inveatorftto particip^ this purchase on a very attractive basis. Only jj cash required this year for a $5,000 interest that ifc sell for a t least twico this amount wjtfcln a few Vc| were 5,9 acres oi “ the state, compared with 6,046,691 in 192U. The latter figure, how­ ever, included 2,207,271 acres of improved land, 2,780,790 of wood­ land, and 908,030 of “other unim­ proved lanti.,, ‘ , The farm value of land ana buildings in 1925 was $480,321,268 and $281,449,404 in 1920. The land alone this year was valued at Haines City—New subdivision Lake Pierce Farms, to be dcvel oped. RqrI Bargain iiiu i» m Property fronting on Lake Monroe i high prices and ia going much higher. Mayfair property will acll fo r $25,000 six. months, and eventually moro than tl ST. LOUIS, Oct. 7.—(JP)—The ystcrious Veiled Prophet will make his forty-eighth annual ap­ pearance here October 0 and 7. The carnival event will bring thou­ sands of visitors. Tho Veiled Prophet, whose iden­ tity is known only to a few of his intimate associates, will partici­ pate tho first night in a street pa: rode, and on the second night will attend a grand bnll in his honor. There he will crown the Queen of Love and Beauty, who will reign as a society leader until her suc­ cessor is chosen next year. Pearl rings arc quite the rage these days—real pearls are prefer­ red, but the m ajority aro a manu­ factured composition. This one has two large and one smaller pearl arranged hi ft cluster. The large pearls ore pink and the small one U of gray. RT do you lo t thoee unsightly pjmplee, b i a c k h o a d a and i m i UtaOgur*i your kkln and your appearance? You can them away It you Iceop your an to m tu u of rich, red blood. And h o t dhiy that, b u t the very texture «C your akin will be soft and velvet UKe—and th e coloring radiant ns a im ! m (W e’re Listening) ADVERTISEMENTS TELL YOU WHAT THE RO­ MANCE OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU. Tickets, reservations and complete information fi B. G. ALY, T. A., A. C. L. Station ATLANTIC COAST Lit CENTRAL OF GEORG 7 foot Duplex Window Shades ><i it i i asef 36 inch' Printed Soisette. All new patterns. Per yard 36 inch Tubcilla Stripe and small Check. Per yard 42 inch Pepperal Pillow Tubeing. Per yard 36 inch Scout Percal. Per yard n whh IIo P MS tO ihenan I md at Washir as wttt Slx90 Pepperal Sheets Good Heavy Bath Towels Children School Shoes, with axtension soles 81x90 Colored Striped Bed Spreads— Boys’ Long Pants. A ge 4 to 15 years Ladies’ $2.50, full fashion. All silk suterite Hose Wardrobe Trunks S a njf o r d Florida r Block - he na mtely \ (Vciini »ir b» �TODAY. OCTOBER 8. 1H5. PLEASURE BETTER BUYS 2 18 8 1 Good Lake Front Tracts...... Acre Farm. 5 acres tiled...... Room House on Elm Avenue. Lot San Lanta. Best section 1 Lot, F ort Mellon Prices right .......... $7250 .......... $5000 ...... $2900 ..................... SEVERAL MODERN HOMES AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES I'W ill Appreciate Your Listings ’ ;ft* - y M R. W. LAWTON REALTORS ?, U n .l Estate and Investments. Real Phone 743. Rooms 203-205 Meiach Bldg. in announcing construction operations for our'modern 4-apartm, ing, situated on Fourteenth Street overlooking San Lanta. *• ."* rroceed as rapidly as possible with a view of having the stru^r 1 for occupancy by January. ‘e A page devoted entirely to Real Estate Bargains. Something San­ ford has been waiting for. No need to-look all through the paper for that.buy. You’ll find it right here sooner* or later. Watch this page for “Special Listings.” TODAY’S BEST BUY . < v • v ■ , . *• • k One beautiful* 8-rcom house in Rose Court. Completely and elaborately furnished. Large corner lot. Garage. Priced considerably below present values for short time only. Terms. , *f : * ' \ *' ' Corner Lot Laurel Ave. $1900.00. Terms \\. ,1 ' WE HAVE a client wanting to buy a small home, moderately priced in Sanford Height.*1 Let us knoto at once what you have to offer. Terms must be reasonable. . ’fi __ . "J . 1 Large Lake Front Lot , REAL ESTATE BROKERS . * Masonic Building------ Phone 707 With offices in New York City and various other over the country, we are in a position to sell your erty to northern firms desirious of investing in in this locality. Eastern exposure. Close in. * The Davey-W inston Organization Inc. LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US f jfS; 12 acre celery farm on Celery Avenue adjacent lake, t^.. development. A good buy. Terms. Business Block corner Third and Park, 100x117. This u valuable property. Terms, Lot, corner 04k and 14th. $2,500. Terms. Warehouse Site, 100x117 at Second and Cedar. One of the good bargains in the city. Terms. If you have acreage, subdivision tracts, business lots, kindly communicate with us. 66x240 $1500.00. Terms ft 311 First National Bank Bldg. **4* i .• ) , , COLCLOUGH REALTY COMPANY Phone 732 FULTON, INC. *■* 1 Large Lake Front Lot $1000.00. Terms SANFORD, FLORIDA REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE Developers Seminole Hotel 60x130 Brokers INSURANCE 1 Lot P in eh u rst. Close to entrance and eastern exposure. • $1600.00. ' * Terms 10 Lots Close In On very easy terms. THE SEMINOLE REALTY COMPANY i .-_ L . ALLEN*. Manager— DUBOSE & HOLLER $5500.00 REALTORS — Corner L ofrlst Street-: 4 blocks *from 1st Nat. Bank. Bldg. Our Motto: Satisfaction to Owner and Buyer . • Established 1910 $500.00 foot a ' • ,■ §■ * LOANS-— INSURANCE i h W. V. WHEELER Officp 116 Merri wether Building • tt * CITY PROPERTYSUBDIVISIONS P. O. Box 331 Phone 490-W I Sanford, Fla. BEST BUY IN SANFORD l 5 room cottage, dose in, on Park Avenue. ^ $6,500.00. Terms. On Comer Lot 6 roam modern house fronting south and new brick store with fronting west. • Only $12500. ACREAGE TRACTS 1. A 3-acre bargain on Country Club Road. SANFORD, FLORIDA 411 1st Nat’l. Bank Bldg. FARMS * A rare bargain at $8,500. Terms. - Worth $25000. Ensy Terms. 6 ROOM HOUSE 14 Acre Truck Farm. Well located All Tiled, under cultivation. We give away service and information. ONE GOOD CROP WILL PAY FOR IT. BAYARD REALTY COMPANY V Real E state— Investm ents BRYANT & HATHAWAY 2 CORNER LOTS Oak and Franklin. Number 6 Ball Block, Opposite Post Office, Sanford, Florida. 20 Years Experience With Florida Land Bargains at PHIL SMITH, Mcr Phone 116 South Park Ave. $3,750.00 each CRYSTAL LAKE SHORES 3 LOTS IN M AYFAIR LAKE MARY SUBDIVISION One at $3,750. BELOW MARKET Between First and Second Streets, B ritt-C hittenden R ealty Co., Inc. Full information furnished at office. REALTORS LAKE MARY DEVELOPM ENT CO. L. SIMMONS, Sales Mgr. Phone 117 IM PROVED SANFORD AVENUE PROPERTY Two at $4,000 each Do You Know that the Lake Mary Development Co., are open­ ing: up a limited number of lots on their “Beautiful Subdivis­ ion” at very attractive prices and Special Terms. Within the reach of everybodies purse. The opportunity to secure a beau­ tiful homesite or as an investment is yours for the asking. Let us explain. Do not delay as the number of lots are limited and prices and terms are subject to withdrawal without notice. 108 Magnolia Ave. We have properties Terms. Two houses, barn shed, etc. t ... Have you received your quota? That which you hove not can’t make you money. gladly work for you while you sleep. $6,500 Pair mules and all equipped for business. We Have Treed Lots on Magnolia Ave., in the Heights, low as $2,250. 210 E. 1st St. We have an exclusive listing on a 21 ft fronting on East Sanford Avenue hack 120 ft. to an alley. This property has a wide alley on the north side as on the west. The rental from the building should net $50 per month, lot udjoining further from First Street has been sold for $700 and now We will sell the above 21 ft. at $700 per ft. to a h e first responsible party $500 with us. Terms can be arranged. SCRUGGS REALTY COMPANY Phone 708-709 F. H, SCRUGGS, Mgr. —■'■uni i mm m u — �re Enable [n Pdge Ons) .• cftfield; W right ir, third base; : base; Smith, f ir z tR u c l filed out to"U * t tig * ' Coveleakle grounded out to taura. No rune.-no hits, no errors. .Grantham went out, second m first. Smith grounded out to first. A1ridge popped up to short. No runs, no hltst no errors. - • • BIGrfTn INNING. ; , Rice singled to center. S. Harris sacrificed Rico to second. Goslin Kiounded out Jo pitcher, Rico going to third. Judue filed out to Rec­ end base. No runs, one hit, no er- ife-la cordially Rev. Gabard will again bt> present, according to' the anhoevcement. leavy Fines For leckless -' Driving r ittf ihoitatop to first. Moore reached first4 on PeckinGoslin filed out naugh’s error, varcy went out, tec* fo runs, no hits. cmd to first, Moore g o in g to sec­ ond. Cuylcr hit a homo run, g o r ­ t, Pccklnpaugh to ing Moore ahead of him. Barnhart tanned on three singled to center. Traynor reachqU Cuylcr grounded flr.i. on Pcckiqpaugh’a occoifti e r­ dge. No runs, no ror of the innlng^JJam hart gp^S to second. W right Hied out ter J y e i. : INNING Grantham fouled out to catcher. ;mo run into the Two runs, two hits, two error*. s: J. Harris sinNINTH INNING [eld but -wa3 out J. Harris walked. McNccly ran ) -I 1. Smith to for Harris. Myer ringl«d:to left, ifiXd cat to left McNccly going to second, « « u?b went out, walked on four straight bnlls, in-* run, two lilts, Vepch batting for Ruel. Veach knocked a w r if lc e fly to Com, out to center field. McNccly scoring. Reuther battin„ ■out, third ta first, for Coveleskie. Reuther f*5R“ ** i to right and to.dt . R!co up, Rico out, Moore to Gran as*?d bail. Grab • : (ham. One run, one hit, no errors. | dht, cedond to fir it. MI, 1u errors. SU N N IN G ■o i t Cuvi lovkio uiUte singled to cenfMa .rccoiul on Al[bk H arris went out. n i o runs, one hit, •i labiishiS a ejmrph n r OWlerville •■#ks helPfia#lajr'sfttrrto<m a t the ■•libmc of .Mr. an d Mrs, T. *W.*Cor■MMvfiy, artortlng' to 1an announce* _jqcr.t made today. *Tft V.' G /V .T ll; tiertson of DeLnnd, assisted i by ; Rev. M. E. Gabard of G en e* , had charge of the meeting, which > n s wol I attended. * i A short address was given by Albertson upon the need of feyming a church a t this tlqie, de: ctaring that its influence would be far reaching and aid in the-,devel­ opment of the spiritual growth of the community. He declared th a t he was much encouraged by tho xpody m ponse to the call for or­ ganizing a church and predicted successful future for it. ilnothcr meeting will bo held at tire home of M r..and Mra, Corduyi<fy tm-pext Sunday aftcinbon at ' (Continued from Page One) ring the sezsion of court yesterday were the following: * Vein Clute,'' Violating traffic law, fine 4 5 ; F. II. Bennls', Speed­ ing, fine $5; R. W. Re;d, speeding, fine $5; Bessie Lee, drunk, fine $7; Earl Powell; disorderly conduct, fine ?12; Geo. Loomis^, disorderly conduct, fine 912 and W. S. Brewer, ta illess driving, continued to Wed­ nesday, Others appearing before Judgo White for a variety of offenses .were: Willie Ring, vagrancy and valnming, bond 55, estreated. Fnnnis Patterson, possession of li­ quor. bond J200, estreated; W. E. Brady, violating pnrking law, bond IS; estreated; Minnie Chinn, drunk, bend 85, estreated; William Nance, operating car on rim, bond $5, es­ treated; Joe Lundwlek, speeding, bond, 15, y treated ; Enrl Dotsey, drunk, bond |10, estreated; Ar­ thur Small, disorderly conduct, MAYOR ALSOP IS CHURCH BODY’S KIWANIAN GUEST .SESSION PICKS 0 N WEDNESDAY STILES AS HEADj Winter. Haven—New hllfc'K to he rons Inst Central Avenire. $80,000 icU doh \V> Have Inwtrrr* fnr I fumes, Lota INCOME PROPERTY FOR S1 Paid 30 per cent on purchase price 1 year. This is worth investigating W .P . CARTER Meisch Buildin Room 230 , . -J This is Richard (Dick) Smith, head cuacn «r th*? University or Oregon i football team. He’s a former Orestar nnd a!sp gained quite 'felg i; Mtntion later a t Columbia, be-[* ing ..rmed on the All-American B selection by the late Walter Cam p.'n Thin in hla first season a t O regfin.tJ having coached a t Columbia some 5 seasons ago. _ ■ . _______________ .‘ * \ (Continued front Page One) Comprise the animar which contributes i„ to le ft field. Al. Mississippi, was read by the mlth, pitcher to se> fmed on three pitch- RWit Rev. Thomns F. Galler, bishmost to your welfare. Make them hap­ iy['singled to right, rr. of Tennessee. Bishop Hrairon is Florida Man Chosen t -k in n New Orleans hospital. ;fto cccond; .Cuyler py by proper care and by feeding Red ihprtsuip to second, The cose of Bishop William Mont­ Major General In U.S. gomery Brown, twice convicted of it s ho errors. - -•*« . mancre in mo eyes oi tna nation, heresy by church courts, did not C^nib, Poultry Feed—Old Beck, Horse PH INNING ■ * ----—■ Mayor Alsop pledged the sup­ 'i— t» . ■■ ■1 *T' fed out, third to come before the conference on the port of civil authorities nnd the lb] out to left field, opening day. Bishop Brown march­ civic bodies of Jacksonville in ren­ WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.- ( A W and Mule Feed, and Happy Cow Dairy PL O niA taking a dip at fashionahta Palm Beach, fox* ltd pant third base. ed In tho processional of bishops dering help to any local undertak­ Selection of Robert H. Blandifig*. nt Audubon Park ceromonles and BL’to right field. No of Leesburg, Fla., to he major gen-, srt In the afternoon session, al­ ing v.'heqe aid in that quarter is crol in the officers reserve corps trotting in the famous Everglades, wearing the new■Moberrors. imperative. He stated that any in­ ■ I out to center though he wns not In his prat when fluence that can be brought to bear wns announced today at the W ar _______' onenetl. house formally opened. He I Htfent out, Pdckin- the ____ est fashion for beach and ballroom— playing the heroine be employed in securing the Department. The nomination;will, enme In I later and took his seat but will B W right hit a zr.~o be sent to the senate nt the i ^ t completion of tho contemplated im­ of Coningsby DaWson’s record-selling novel. ® left field bteach- did not join in tho discussion pro- (provement work on the St. Johns session by President on . ^eaimHpulcd out to catch- ceding the declaration of nn exec­ Fiver channel. mendution of board of generhl’m utive session. ficera of the army ‘L, | w h it, no errors. Surprised at Rapid Growth It was said that his enso might General Blnnding was colonel of B in n in g Phone 94.‘ jElni and Commercial -> | During the tour of the city, the Second Infantry, Florida Na- I ■ nglod to left field. be brought before the house to­ R e n te r field. Peek­ morrow. The report of the pron d- which included nil of the more tional Guard, during border mob­ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■•■■■■■a" ing at .second. Cov- ing bishop, however, has priority. recent developments here, Mayor ilization In 1910 nnd commanded* Alsou frequently expressed his the anme regiment again In w etltl Ed both runners on Sacrifice mid was Banquet Tonight Willi surpnso nt tho rnpid growth of war mobilization of 1917, He wns! • 9 ^ p the m u i'u,Y iiip a m u v L T y oshort u u iv appointed bridagier general nhd i city in in ua tu comparatively then Aldridge threw Feature Opening Or time. He is quoted as declaring that commanded the Fifty-Third Rril)[ b late to get Peckre forced Peckin- Promotion Drive Here n community with such an exton- gnde of 27th division throughout | sivo permanent expansion should the entire period of active opera- ! plate, Aldridge to go farther In the Immediate future tion of that brigade nnd during 1 than it has in tho pnst. its participation in Ypres, Lys and, Tho Mnyor returned to Jackson­ Somme offensive. He wns specially commended by , ville into ycp.erdn'V afternoon. Ho left reiterating his confidence in Mnjor-Genernl John F. OTtyqiip| the continued expansion hero and who" commanded the division and ; promising to help keep Sanford in already holds the rank with fed­ the spotlight in Jacksonville. He eral recognition of Mnjor-General , regretted, he declared, that he was ! in the Florida National Guard. ETH INNING unTiblo to fill the engagement for k] out to center field. _____ _____ which he was invited here, and Iso flieil out to center, Decorative t is stated that n musical expressed a hopo that he might i hit by a pitcheil ball to retire. He was reini has been arranged a:< an return later and meet tho memMeyer. Meyer’ was mnl entertainment featurj. h^rfi of tho Kiwnnis club. on, Inc., have arranged t h e ] ---------------------------- to mark the official an- CONTINUE SEARCH FOR AMES »mcnt of n new addition to J ■ iduntrial plants of thlo city ,i CLARION, Jn.. Oct. 8.|-(?P»— ling to tho announcement, i The search for Charles Ames, airplon to erect a concrete pro- mail pilot who has been missing A A A AA plant in Sanford in the near for seven days, was continued tofuture, it is stated and will inau- day by 11 air men, 35 national t v v v v y y v gurate promotion of sales, e]c., at National Guardsmen and hundreds A A A A A A A A A A A A AA A A the dinner this evening. of volunteers. >THE COAST OF FOLLY • * j , Seminole Feed Co MILANE THEATER, FRIDAY lUR WAY lO tu iftis l tS ©UR M O S T Fa s h io n a b l e O trT T tT TOR B O M S . NERM .VE5?v-f STMUSiA t . . . MADAM- * By NE.S |X SEE fT, . WE.U-'TiAWT \M0ul_O Williams X \ hAS B O -/ A B O O T 1 A S LOWGr A S A "fiS S u £ . P A P E R S IP A lG ^ r jA tv /E T Olsi A W R-D C A T -1 DO n T V-VAMT" STSC& - 1 WAva-T J S o m e Wm m I a a T l L vw ear- Tho necklace of this season con­ tributes much to the charm of tho costume and strives for originalpv at ail costs. This one is of old gold with carving and small colo*tul stones nnd a tassel of gold beads. fld m k EXPORT MORE BUTTER OTTAWA, Ont., Oct. 8.—</P)—* Exports of butter frbm Cnnndn to , countries of. the world increased 100 per cent in tho twelve month* ending Aug. 1, said a report Isyued by the Dominion bureau of sta­ tistics. Shipment totaled 28,889, pounds with a value of $10,1117,819 compared to 14,471,341 pounds val­ ued at $5,278,479 in the yuur end­ ing Aug. 1, 1924. 1,1 1 pqj \ J. G. SHARON Attorney-nt-Law Will practice in all tho court* Examination of Abstract* t t Titles given especial attention* ' Offices In Semiiudj County RnO11 Building In n p r r . f f l p l l a n t o r OuPt OAMOW 0 \_ S E M S l BBLE. NAA vTf?W.Ll>*'2S> w IP-3 O ltis n» MIA tCAVKir, IMC. Malaria, Chllla and Fcv^jr Drngtic or Hiliou.s Fever, 11 k lira n , r s t r i a * . Advertisements are the news every-day things that concern most. No newspaper wouid complete without them. �Jwt a t w d ^ “ SLdl!i!'*t your h“ t » “ " v o ir y,ou W6re bored to «nd he in tuln yon because ho ..Lj1™ FOR THE TIME BEING,-AT LEAST H.m „ a , m , Toiefctag Mohammedans, H0*a(^n1^ that he mei'ely invited C®«*Btrated Insulin. *• « w f t o ^ 5 , e . ^ at *°A T S". ‘ Lek ,n d would not not n u k e n^ . ' r * 1” *8? demands that, but courteav does C,p"*' p ,"i*‘ “ ,rtBY ARTHUR drisbanb wat, «g cerIaihx iu« 3m . ' 5 ,ovl fs n “ *ut-•----- a s r s s i u y ^ - te AmericaT C ub Mt Joaeph Cai,,au* 8 fairwell banquet THE FRENCH in 'their * f Dr. Nichols■ *, •*•*«■» the Riff* have begun • veraiiy and tn^?m-^?y President of Colum bia Uni/""I7 th? T of> tb*lf nft* f* unV lOnstmaster ®utIfr' at the banmipf #J_iv ."t In twenty-four hours, forty n* R VtoS M CRY/AIG NEEP O F S x & W G MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. rnto(i from lots ■> “ fk—tar tCswtlsl u ntH. T1"- '• °PPosite *■** a s s o c ia t e r a i n * ♦ Associated P r * s la n s ts * . LJMMlUad »« ’h» UN f o r " k*t»o* o' * 11 nows dlspateho* ' “ t W or not °‘**rw»as ersdla thla paper and also tbs loA llf lr tU , THURSDAY, OCT. 8, 1*25 TH8 HERALD’S PLATFORM ^°rth With flan camps were bombed from t perf With team Dr Butler ? n'. aUX.8 «y«* drip- air. Flying machine!, carry fold a heart and wbuld * rT‘?tc(1 ^,at America did haveIth* front* bnn* ba<* lb« wound, of her “inral^.ikKi to the needs of France bernjme'and *ncld«-nt*IIy bomb everythii her e contribution to Western eiwilt-»»*‘ aU8^ R,fB*n tluit comes in sight H a /SioK r* defen*e of thut “r i l i S“ • "“ t,on and n “ " ' ueia r manv rentur{^ »• for the Riffs. Haux cried. Did that Dr. Butler THE FRENCH feel thaC br‘3e Or did the mention ing roughly with the Riffsktli to his mind the afro are protecting Christian .^ivtlii tion from Moslem conquei$'1n IS It remind him that, r* that early Frenchman; ChArl men were dropping I the Hammer, did many years a. . y ® 8 because the s-rencn governm ! e n tra n c e , SOLD. J ^ x c ,u siv e on 50 | Osteen on H;u. am i C anal. 3 lots of the Col. ■ Auxiliary fnited Spanbe held a t terican Leg- (*"■ W OO pcr '~De*P«r water route to Jaekaonvffle. of St. Jehne-I*- * MCrJ?mphate ^ dfl in the Riffiai tfae River canal. replied with great en ad- mine belief in the Bible by permit—Extenaioo of white way. milled that Dr. Butler had spoken io more than the truth Iumr the teaching of evolution. - -Vttenaioa of local —m ints i„ ? . ^ d that Fra"<* had^alw. --S w inaalng pool, tenais coarts. ltoe nne in facing enemies that had cc >’8 Stood in the front1 That',* a strong statement, but > ' *** me from all a u a r t p r -4 . reve" nd doctor makes one —Aigamrttnr of (wildlag pmgreat French f im n r ip r ?tn°n*er‘ describes the typical «■» boUk, apartMeat eata when ,h„ S S ^ S ' S S S U ^ j f £ t 3 J S ? g £ af atract pavtag pro- Confraternity of The WOMAN’S CLUB FORMALLY OPENS Holy Rosary Formed SEASON WITH BUSINESS MEET; Here on Wednesday RECEPTION g i v e n TEACHERS We hava been |, ■ c u i r a o n c i t All obituary SOch an outburst of sentiment thnt ii,i r*ni o« thaaka, resolution, in 1 2 -100.00, , ment, bnlan singly. a Epworth lcct at St. do. All are i the church ,‘.Chapter of i American Bt at 3:30 i Alexander i on Park •< boulevard owe* us a o m e th in ^ w e ^ s^ o w e ^ e r 1 "If' pcrhaPs- America * M otrof. n . *Lcat d cal" And for I af city beaotlflca- once th e Frenchman arSk^ France owes AmeriraTometWn.1™ ^ .7 ° "lcntl”n f'Kures. *>f school i j i l t a aa far lacrvaacd fa- lem. T his .lebt?acc“ rdi„Tto ??e New V^kW o^h "!°n ‘' f a r ,r 177 I Ha shot me a glance that was ten­ derly bright— ; With a meaning all strangely its W anda rn tn r v partmenr I m m e d S uM n h U r ' 0 " l ° th c H a w a iia " upon h,H re sc u e p ro m o te d b v S e riVf.ihe? d Wlth his bamboo, and ‘be Httle boy starts up again. T h e ^ , T ,IBnuCd to d ra k w ork the Navy l £ ir u . ‘V“y come to that in the United Mates, but probaidy not in this generation. ^u^ir.au iih#0& He promised to give me * ring to night v , And he did—on the telephone. • \ II He asked for a>date with a peachhow- sweet!— Ho alluded to “pairs,” the brute! So I sent him a package so smooth and so neat— A lemon, the aharpest of fruit! service is commendable in thnt it den By D. G. Bickers. a never-say-die spirit of the highest t r • — ' ■■o --------exhibition of which he made himself Walter Johnson seems as defiant cent misfortune to his plane. of age M ev#r; ----As to the difficulty of the work h •‘;— o--------The Tampa trained Senators got to ask the Editor of the Citizen, wii off to a mighty good sta rt yes­ ordinarily coincide, if he thinks confin terday. In the Navy Department building si I l h « K , OVe^ f i,f ’ r e Sor(,H’ s ta tis tic s , soldiers. . the thousand and one details of a nnv so much easier work than flying afthD o— 1 ossibly less dangerous, but hardly Prevention Week. --This is fire A re you still throwing lighted cig aretto b u tts around? I J — — ------I t wgs. a hectic summer In the N orth, says Donald McMillan, borne of these acreage boys think ^ OUR I*ATE IS but the common fn t o Telephone .ft sin meeting uxiliury at Chinaware in Englld lains, Buvarian and J: China make lovely |b will meet jenlio Bryan do with Mrs. pSstridgc as The Ball Hard in meeting AMERICA AND MOROCCO Methodist t 3 o’clock. LOUISVILLE COURIERsJOURNAL Reports from Wash! reSeVki t ^a t Pre"i,|pnt Coolidgo6 b Baltimorc’s magnificent sent of f ppe«|l., di,rfl learning, the able scientists rep o rt! progress in tho preparation of in -, «*2 *,efl °f sulin, thc remedy for diebetes din England, I covered by young doctors in Can- " ^ * 5 r8tin,f aua. ersfrar all The insulin diminishes thc fesonville spent h j on business. HIGHEST AIM returned Wed'ork City. Mrs. iding tho sum[ate of Stetson and spent the guest of Miss chemical elements O nlir.m ninin,. outside the is called “Fraction \JL." This high^ !n^Crh?nt *' iy contract,,1 insulin. Injected into , ” ,, k ’ ap friehds of S. M. Aberbe glad to know that y bo bni k at his office MtfHIness. rfv ""' * • Mw* p-,,d on Savings Accounts nose war, \ At a meeting of the women of by tho department. She announc- AH Souls Church held on Wednes­ cd that on Oct. 22, at the club day afternoon at 4 o’clock, a hom<\ there will be a civic banquet of the Confraternity of where the club members and those brunch the Holy Rosary was established. of the Chamber of Commerce will This confraternity is richly in* meet together and make mutual dulgenced and its members, men plans for Sanford welfare. and women of nil classes and races ’ Mrs. Henley also announced that run into the millions. United pray­ all garden and flower lovers with­ ers and other good works of chari­ in the club are invited to meet at ty and mercy are the bonds that the home of Mrs. E. If. Unlloway hold them together. on Oct. 23, to form n Garden Club, All Souls Church has 65 women which will meet cncii month for the eligible for membership, all of purpose of discussing gardens and whom are expected to join. flowers. Mrs. Frank Meisch has been ap­ The special committee, which was appointed to secure n city pointed first president, Mrs. G. C. nurse and of which Mrs. Galloway Fellows, vice president, Mrs. Ralph Tho officers as chairman, report’d that through Wight, Secretary. their efforts, Miss Mary Graves is are to be assisted by nine others, designated ns promoters. They now functioning as city nurse. Mrs. Wight reported that are Mrs. Aycocke, Mrs. Bennett, through the efforts of a Woman’s Mrs. Berner, Mrs. Mallem, Mrs. club committep an assistant teach­ Mahoney, Mrs. Mauser, Mrs. Rouer in Home Economics has been millnt, Mrs. Schirard, and Mrs. secured fo r the Sanford High Wilson. Thc officers nnd promoters are School. Mrs. Harry H. Heeren reported to meet in thc hall at 4:00 P. M. th a t efforts were being made to Friday. creato a bird sanctuary in Semi­ A general meeting of all candi­ nole county. dates will take place at 4 o’clock Mrs. Wight introduced Mrs. Wil­ Monday nftcinoon. At these meet­ liam F. Blackman, the state pres­ ings further instructions on the ident of the Florida Federation of duties and privileges of officers, ‘Woihen’s Clubs, who was an hon­ promotera'and members will be ored guest of the afternoon. Mrs given. Blackman, in her inimitable man­ Preparations are also to be made ner, gave a greeting to thc club for tho solemn reception to be held and told of several interesting in the Church tn trie near future. meetings of women which she had Matters of social and welfare char­ attended during the summer. acter nro also to bo tnken lip at The club chorus under the direc­ these meetings. tion of Mrs. W. S. Leak gave a de­ lightfully rendered number which Women Interested In closed the business meeting. Following the business meeting, Choral Work Urged to the reception to the teachers of the Sanford Public Schools proved n Be Present at Meeting most delightful nffair. The club which hns a natural attractive set­ The Club Chorus of the Wo­ ting, was beautifully decorated for man's Club which, under the direc­ the afternoon with many wild tion of Mrs. William S. Leak flowers in beautiful shades of pur­ through the past season, accom­ ple nnd yellow. A locul orchestra plished such wonderful things, will meet Friday afternoon at the dub nt 3:30 o’clock to organize for the coming aeasoh. All who have been members are requested by Mrs. Leak to attend Friday afternoon and she particu­ larly urges that, all who are inter­ ested in choral work come nnd join. It is the plan thnt the chorus shall meet each Friday afternoon. The club is exceedingly fortunate in having such a splendid conduc­ tor ns Mrs. I,eak and expect a most profitable winter season THIS IS A DOUUBLE CELEBRATION # Fn;ni<y°na AV/ChII,lrrnan °,f the ‘S’^natO f oreign Affairs committee.Though woimre navt obdurately opposed to his coun“ entering the league of Na­ been employed in Morocco bv tions, tho most effective promoter mf/ioh ° nd SPn" i8I, “gainst the con»erver of international Itiffians cannot be contemplated -vwmpnct'ncy by. the remnant Me n h“u ,hn" yet ^ n devised. rr UHU.a ,l>’ sound in his r what was once a civilized world. America would be justified in reactions respecting questions of international morality and prudently sounding the French. Spanish and Riffian, ro»n«*tfng the wisciom of term inating the ednflict in Morocco, with scrupulous enre to moke clear that the tend­ ing of the gooil offices of the American Government won promptvd by considerations of humanity. ! f n lZ "nfeRlI“ rd the! by French of its debt to the United S utes, some msmlmr. lugh Shiver nnd . Jr„ of Melmesday in San­ t friends. Thoy STRENGTH - SERVICE - P P f 1, Miss Harriet Icorgo F. BabIprings attendI’the Woman’s Irnoon. W. F. Stark pnd Miss Eliz- Stark. of Atlanta, (la., who ending the'w inter in Dayeach, were the guests of nnie Hawkins this week. We have two plans o f financing ^ our Home ■■ will lend vou Williahi F. Blackman of )t State President of the Federation of Woman’s attended the meeting of tinJ Woman’s Club Wednes- All The Mone> necessary to build n complete home jour home is already built we will make you n very substantial loan on it. ALSO .TuesdajP I ingly entoi Walsma ai •>’ place on >rt vino co Ucate Club was Bed by Mrs. (ler attractive me run Avenue, ired with fom islng effect in ing tho game nents which con1 of a salad Course were serv- Avc. Sanford, Florida. Phone A stroll through ottr isles will convince you thnt Are the three essential features with us. We are showing a complete line of ladies’ apparel and millinery. You are cordially invited to our opening, WE SAY IT WITH VALUES 309 E. First Street, BISHOP BLOCK Refreshments Served ■ x iH g B sia M a R H a H B a a M a H a a B g g a i . hVMfmt* ncii •»#»•»■• i ••I*» i|J New Evening Dressc and Dinner Gowns Evening Dresses Made of Best Georgette Crepes, Flat Crepes and Chiffon taffeta and light shade W hen? BABS” French Gowns Embroidered.* All hand beaded and in heavy colored silk in pastel shades. , CITY LICENSE DUE OCTOBER 1 ,1 9 2 5 City Licenses now due on every business or pro­ fession for which a license is required, and must be paid promptly. ELLEN HOY, City Tax Collector. Betty Wales Dresses Rust, Pencil Blue, Tan, Brown and Red Crepes, Satins and Flat Crapes. Exclusive styles. •sh Oysters Daily New Silk Scarfs .LTLMORE OYSTEhS pyal Fruit Store K e fa itn re a : N a tio n a l H ank. HUTCHINSON ■LSI. UtTATK f r i t First Street ll'liune I7S Hf S anford LoanJ age Loans on Liberal Valuation Uajis at 7f# s first when in the market for funds A. P. CONNELLY & SONS -w . Style, Quality and Price Floral designs in Georgette, Crepes, plain col ors, Spanish scarfs. All colors. i MONEY AVAILABLE • DSC playlnqftjrere: Mrs. C. K. y, Mrs. Ceorgf \V. Knight, Hal W tg h M lrs. L. I*. Chitn, Mra. J . K . Henson, Mrs. Wight. M. Lloyd and George H utfiM ra. E. M. Gal­ , was a te X u c s t. St?,1'-f*™s ! Itc a lto rs, , OUR AUTHENTIC SHOWING OF OUR NEW FALL FEMININE . apparel a Hostess file Club ELAY —--------- NO WAITING r. Service Guaranteed ( *dl and let us explain our plan. The regular business meeting nnd annuul election of officers of the Daughters of Wesley of the Methodist Church was held in the clnss room Tuesday evening, with a large attendance. Mrs. D. S. Babbitt, president, v/ns in the chair, nnd after a brief devotional service, the meeting was open for business. Reports were given by thc various offices, which Hhowed much interest and activity in thc class during the year. The new officers elected were: President, Mrs. Edward Scott; Vice President, Mrs. M. L. Wright; Sec­ retary, Mrs. Eugene Higgins and Treasurer, Mrs. Zeb Ratliff. A vote of thanks was given to the out-going officers for their splendid work, so faithfully render cd to the class. * 309 EAST FIRST STREET Mrs. Edward Scott Is Piloted President-Of ner Circle Sunday School Class S a n f o r d IF la * •• THE OPENING OF OUR r Reuhr nnd chil— ay for their home Mrs. George H uff Is D. C., after a vishr ’s j p othe r rs._ O i o s e n X l h a i u m a n - - Q 5 tM n £ ? ) P .NB ? ENT % T , K'ici"o1 r p‘o wtih ltvi ®*Perl»nvnt| cd tlg> ponfl Sol M a ,* r ^ « « W « » i * * r h i , in n . The traveling man had occasion sleener stirred but did not awaken. ha,ted at tbe rear door rf ..u n Lro'v »<*tion to await results. Preiontly a fly lit on tho nose of the slumbering one. and note of a large coal black person ho sucked his tongue back inside of his mouth. Instantly he was declares .» A d.T,ra* Shoemaker his lolled wide awake. He spat violently then that the work of the Navy J3epart- back against the seat. his I.L ....... mouth ment is hampered by lack of funds. agape and his tongue hanging down arose with a look of deep concern on^hls face and headed for thc In other words they have the same on his chest Hku a pink plush neck­ back platform. • tie. t trouble as everybody else In the At the door, he encountered world. Now the traveling mnn was by traveling man. “M ister” he the de­ --------- ---------T.ny .o fLbe|‘»X « Practical Joker. manded, unxiously, "does'you know According to naval authorities Also he had in his wnistcoat pocket It would seem th at the S-61 had a number of five grain quinine train*?"* “ <OCt°r °n dh’ yert* the right of way when it was ram - 1capsule:'. Ho hud been taking steps Who needs a doctor?” counter­ med by the City of Rome. Then to ward of malaria w hlb in the ed“the white man. thirty-three men died trying t o ' r n r South. Inspiration, full grown “ I docs, that’s who.” leapei* *_ *his * mind. ‘ * maintain it. d 'into THE FUTURE OF FLORIDA ’Are you sick?" When he returneil from the bag SARASOTA HERALD < I shore is. And whut’s more I Tha Tribune stenographer says - s held in his hand om know whut nils J me, nnd I knows I a sophisticated girl is one who can of thoso capsules, with its top re­ needs to git RAVE, unfortunate Riffji Florldn has n future. That fu­ to n doctor right kiss with so little skill as to mnke moved. Along the furry surface ol awnv.” ng nbout modern air wart . uru Is made certain by unchang- heaven. ° 8Unshino of n seem tho first one.—Tamnn TrL the pendant tongue he gently sift­ Mich and Spanish. . conditions which Inhere in “ Well, whnt does ail you?’ I hey believed no power could take H orida ed the crystals of quinine. The a t they do nowhere else in !.r,X !lhin* "hort of a world oatas“ Boss, my gall’s busted!” their fort ri.ss, .Ajdlr, and Spain!,b ® United s,1f b the submerging of States. We have three . l p now occupies Ajdir. Tho Riffs, j jblngs In Florida which combine the American continent, or the »he giant plane carrier, Lexing­ brave ns lions, were ready for 'any­ .to runkc the lure of the stute ir- Jarring of the earth off its ax's or A Situation Which Needs Attention ton, which cost the United States body op the ground. Rut France j resistible nnd permanent. These __________________ GAINESVILLE SUN government 8-15,000.000, is too wide came through the air, bombarding i ?frontage. T aro cli,rat0- »oil and t o , pm‘a through the Panama Ca'W ages, spraying the Moors with water Railrond companie. nil over the wake a toll of human Ilf. and machine gun fire from low swoop­ ..1 hl" !? tho BbiP whicb Colo­ ♦l!rnat0. we have Ix’cause Of nel Mitchell said *!s absolutely United Mate: 1 are advertising injuries. Near Thomnsvilje G ing nir machines. The Riffs never m,Ihr. our isothermal position. As long money can buy what it can ouy no worthless from the point of view "safety first” campaigns against wc<!,< a h**1 tr »in collidei had a chnnco. And this country to­ us tho sun iriines and the earth re­ where else, and it is here that peo­ of aviation. If it ia too wide to careless driving-over railroad cros- “ .‘T’0 W ‘VnJ » r Crain, killin day would have no more chance volves on its axis, Florida is going ple can enjoy what they can ^ n go through the l ’nnamn Canal, it than Abd-el-Krim in air wnr with l® ,haY« ‘b® most salubrious cli­ Joy* nowhere else. As long as these «lngs by autolsts. Much has been fda F a. rijl.T ff, many' The must be mofo or less worthless a second-rate power. mate in tho world. Our soil is n things endure, and they are opfrom a naval point of view also. ■a v £ w t prw uct .of ccnturies of chemical action of natural forces, and for Horida real estato will have oxBREVITY centuries more will retain a fer endure.” V“ ^ “nd prosPcrity will A Drunk driver, Street car, fo ri bf to t WiM T nkL‘ ltthe frui* for?Fr lo lorida produce tl J„h°u °Untr3f at Lar«® wa8 « long Three killed. nnd vegetable supply of the AmerL 1time dii'.ovcring Florida. Ilnvinc , There you are. can people. Our water front will! Sanford Herald , P°.n i,t. a tru a valuation. Florida Touring *cut*. A7rnfVAC hanK ed,a:'the,onirGulf ns the is destined to remain the mecc? Atlantic Ocean and of Bright light, of the investing „mi the K < Mexico bathe Florida’s shores, and' Sudden crash, uro seeking people of the entire i ten thousand lakes reflect in their t Good night! eastern part of the United States —Jacksonville Times Union Bteep hill, SOUGHT TO “SELL WOOD Faulty gear. One more naphend, Gone from here. —Macon Telegraph ” people just as he would hi, JOB HOLDERS IN THE CABINET If envy rain, 10 Pres- or a new nutomobib, or a mm. F NEW YORK WORLD Slippery road, washed | ‘ra {1 Kua ran teed to catch mire or F a st driver. Colonel j “ oi' C;.c?nt e lf” worth a nickel It i, pertinent, in view of th« In new abode. * —Spartanburg Journal difficulties* in which Secretary WUincl A. man tn.l t,.i 1 l- F adverttung Sharp curve, bur finds himself to inquire how Sbakey hand, »*oo,. g “„" r " ‘w „ ^ .„h,T '° ?Jvcr» " much pride goes with an American with nil his deficicnclei lie ’s now in •« the I le .t c n X r . ?oihp £ 5 ?l# *• ,h ' | matters como to such ( abinet officer these days anyhow. The Promised Lund. I he public, confidence in Mr. Wil­ that when he found h j.—Yorkville Enquirer. bur ■ competence is at an t-nJ. He tT‘?.nit#d' 0n wbat theor One light, has been proven by documents of Wilbur remain? Is ho , On a fliv, record In the Shenandonh cate eitli* «d ,a fe3?w that he har Crash. Hmasb! honor after it I cr to have spoken untruth or to titular Muv live! (o be an If he \ been culpably ignorant of a sign now honor? he would nt —Montgomery Advertise Ihave vital ma ter. Hu n , oUrce of ^eep river; manil some respect und acute embarrassment to his chief.! If he waits much long „ Curve round; Why doc:* it he get out? Are we I make the same kind of \k Speedy flivver; L o an s ° , 1 V o l i t i o n of the »)enbyl ,F9Ur dtowned. if, ^ Dvnby arul Daugh Daugherty epUodes, in which Ills day is done. Let bin —Hendry C>unty Nev^ and wo had thc spectacle of high public the g ein j ia good. One time, wc’vi when to pass through the colored com­ Florida real estate partment of the traiq on his way to about how much ____ , ,u i; the baggage car. whero he wiiued made, is when they mnke their in­ come tax report. to open one of his trunks. Ho took rill meet at 8:30 o’clock. 422 Union J BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY y e a rr th irt« n yea?a f n F L T ' T drc<l rai,li»" -'ollara aa rod in his hand. The boys before will pay forty million*. * mean.'me Francej him recite monotonously passages WAIT PATIENTLY:—Walt on Jr u™L,t,Ie LKo.n ,n’ tho ‘Divine “ "d In­ th* Lord: b« of good courage, and is ™»'ble book written by Mohamhe shall strengthen thine heart; F r a S ' d ^ A ^ t o j S S f f iJ i ,h0U'd rath°r BUM8a n,cd- Every good Mdhammedan • I »ay,<on the Lord. Psalm knows, that all -- the Koran MIS contains .... "' ~ fl~ 27: 14, . the teaching anybody needs. PRAYER:-j-0 Thou Who art Rodger’s New Job When nny little boy falters in . **•*«■ weary, we wait on Thee. Do his description of Mohammed rid­ Thou renew our strength that we ing bn his white horse up to Hea­ may fly like the eagle, and even P N ^ N f l^ l'n f ih ^ U ^ 0(*P rfl’ w^° was *n command of the ven, where the an»eis have eyes and miles noart, the teacher hit;, him Cfwalk 4• w r- not faint. PUN-ISHMENT With an attendance of nearly 200, the Sanford W omans Club opened the club year with n busi­ ness meeting Wednesday after­ noon which was followed by a re­ ception that was given to welcome the teachers of the Sanford Pub- i stunt pracit the Meth' girl-ogling, tango who comes out from with nothing except cZ ut a TELEPHONE rhorw « S A N F O R D . FL A . s in Classical dancing* riven by Miss Sara (.•ginning Oct. lst^ lean Legion Hall. 10 Oak Ave., morn11 213 in the !». M. There is an antiquated idea atill going the rounds that when you pass 35 you are getting old. Physical fitness nt 50 or 70 is possible for most people. Just as it is a natural condition in those in the earlier 20’s. if you have believed that uge begins when you pass 35 forget it. Y'ou can be young, well and happy if you really want these. Chiropractic can help you as it has helped thousands of other people. Health at 35, 45 and even 75 is nvnilnble for many people—perhaps you are one. You owe it to yourself anyway to consult a chiropractor. Take adjustments. . . , > Children School Dresses Novelty Sweaters Al Iwool in plaids anti stripe. Wool and cotton suit­ ing, In staall check, plain nnd fancy gingham. Sizes G to 14 years. Yours for Health Chiropractic Specialist Hoorn 307-308 First National Bank Building. Hours, and by Appointment. Office Phone 182-J. Residence The Yowell Company �an entire squad ben workout « younger I team this seemed to ,7 ** *7 H* «u old. is anxious to lUBMlf and the Jfew^r? k a t t " h J 5ia * Ptayin* with the and hi* presence the y o o afiter on to s Series fumbling bat "* wi- ^ . a ° w<l much JmpowP 1* Imwnen are learning Jo charge lower and harder and St. part in the program. 2 2 ? ,B i ^ n * to find a harder for5 2 w*8 to PIerc« than did Lees,,?2 * 1? * . te? tf t i v» f l n t team lined np last night as follows: W Mu P0*R. ^ Grifr* T-; , WU iitfield, G.; Pope, C.;~“■ Clyde oye-Turner. L- T= I GiHon, V’i?’;ir?obert U B; King, Q. M B; R. H ; Maxwell, L. H ; Levtt, F. B. This lineup is by no means per- . manent, as several first string men I were-placed on the second team to > J®nd strength to the opposition. The session closed with two laps , nround the field by every man on • on« 0P«rator a t the ball field, wbo clfckeToff the plays dictated to him by the reporters. No loop was left uncovered in the super­ virion of the sendee and 80 men in the varwus relay bureaus in addi­ tion to the force of the telegraph company, concentrated their atten- over th< tha non on uie signals going wire so as to prevent the possibil tty of delay which might be caus ed by any one of the 800 ccnnecccnnec- THE SANFORD introduction of bills a t the com­ ing special session of the legisla­ ture fo r a three-way division of Volusia, and the creation of two new counties from tho eastern sec­ tion, with Daytona Beach as the county seat of one, and New Smy­ rna the other. the wire went the order “no PENSACOLA — Fred Scaley, mg which m eant that SOI digging for bait under a half bu­ knew they had to translate every ried — log on the side of the bav. Jr* and dash without interrupting ■felt a sharp sting in his hand. the man a t,th e ball park. l*IWhi When he Jerked his hand away, he This required their closet a TO-inch w ater mocassin! tion to the work during the with It. The hand began to swell period. The wire never wa n t once. Ho is expected to rocorer, boWever.' milted to remain idle for a i When the operator hn,l n„»h JACKSONVILLE-Boyton, a lit­ tle city on the lower enst coast, has adopu-d a unique method of getting the good will of motorists. t? ya i <*^or’(ia Development Board, Boynton, in seeking to have i motorists exercise care In driving through the town's limits, has n i large sign posted reading: “A 1 reasonable complnnce- will bo np- I prcciatcd.” The sign is beneath l (By A. p.) th a t giving the speed limit through J ITEMS OF INTEREST i F? R,T MYERS—-Baba Ruth; Tho property will bo developed baseball slugger extraordinary is contemplating w in te r i n g ^ Fort Tor the production of rubber and operating organization has a!Myers this year. Ruth, 31 years an IV fnetim.l 1 ready tlPfin been formed. WEST PALM BEACH-Lyman Tilford Crick, 25, was taken into custody just os he was about to tnnrry Maggie Alice Davis, 19, on complaint of the prospective fath­ er-in-law, D. J . Davis. Crick’s bond was placed a t $500. He post­ ed five |i0 0 bills and fled to Fort Lauderdale with his sweetheart, where they planned to try their luck again. Development Briefs A new process of securing raw rubber from cedar and pine under­ brush which covers this section In abundance will fa® used by the organization. IIAZEN CUTLER ®rlJIS and practices. The excessive heat is somewhat of u handicap in tha proper conditioning of the nquad. but this disadvantage is considerably offset by the fact th a t nil of Sanford’s future opponents are obliged to cope with the same situation. A nother Tiandicap, however, which ia not suffered by all of Sanford's opponents is the squad's ° f sufficient and proper equip­ ment. In spite of tho conscientious und earnest work of both players and coach,-the best results cunuot In» obtained from their endeavors 1 under present conditions. In tho next day or two a campaign is to bo put on by tho Athletic Associa­ tion of the high school for the sale .of season tickets proceed* EVERT TRUE . The latest Perfection O il Stoves, fam iliar to millions can now be \Purchased a t any dealer's. These are the efficient stoves which cut downy our “kitchen hours,"and add an extra hour a day fo r pleasure. , Flnrlrln n. Tk ,C S'0Ve P«rHc»!arly adapted to 0? thousands of women from Pensacola to Key West testify As it gels the cooking done in the shortest possible time, it really contribute, hours of leisure ------IajIS^iT inefficient*stove. REALTOR Rm>ms 501-502. Pho FIr»t National Bank B SALES FORCE M. M. STEWART *’ n lgo the town ,, was doing ,000 a year, i was valued place o f-th e hotels, stores iom w 'slffiBonly tall grease ; For it was k gpldt-ySHR literally forced Lavoye-,off the map.. A New* Town rei\dy •three miles distant n U v p y e h . X been built. Some io t>uildlngekwcre movcd there ire torn down and le weren’t . worth We Want Your Patronage' Phone 8 ■ o n e of the most unB u t' of tho numerous *11 in the otherwise rof the west. I®' It was feared this H cause armed wnr- fare in the Wyoming oil fields. In 1020, Joseph Lavoye, a French-Canadlan, applied for a homestead on the slte-.of Old Lav­ oye, but never received the final patent to tho lapd. Then came a great oil boom ln the rich Salt Creek field. The homestead was in the heart of the field Lavoye leased Jots to build stores and the town sprang up with typ­ ical overnight rapidity of a trading center in the oil field. Prices were high and Lavoye was getting rich fast. All the geologists said great quantities of oil were undementh the townsite. The tall oil derricks came closer and closer to tho town. The Ohio Buy Word Announcement! World's Greatest Value TooR Y .... Phone 346-W C o o k s q u ic k ly . Co for a picnic in the groves or t .ke a son. over smooth Florida roads. Uo not w o r « abou“ meal which must he cooked when you return. With wick ri™ n’ •c"ok"’!| bcS'119 whc« a match touches the ick. Clean, intense heat Hows up the Jontf cLimnevs and concentrates on the cooking. Your kitchen Ttaj^cool ’ y So, whether you are a permanent Florida resident an,l want the simplest, most economical stove, which will best conserve your time and effo rts-o r whether you iveTn I lorida temporarily and want a convenient stove which you can easily re-sell, the stove for you is a Perfection. Any stove dealer will gladly demonstrate these s u n e rin r s oves which convert former working hours into leisure. tMINX) IO H A T T H t Credit If You Want It °" ‘em i8 e be h»">Pcred by an which you can use to enjoy jife in Florida. DUTCH Real Bargain The Ball Hardware F* ,cntapes[ X l A fuel, l 0 itU puts o « . the|,CrfCCti°" bu™pockets kerosene)"tho' money into your mnnrv IN O N D I X I E H IG IIW av as much as a 10 spot where 1500 people § S tJ L •cccr k X «V/ANT T o -O C A T E D C L O S E TO SAV . "The Coast of Folly," Glorida Swanson’s latest starring picture for Paramount, which will be tho Cod Liver Oil In Sugar Coated feature at the Miiane Theater on Tablets Puts on Flesh and Friday, haa an American back­ Builds Them Up ground of the aristocracy of wealth n:i best exemplified in tho In just a few days—quicker than Orange County's exclusive orbit of Palm Beach, tho you over dreamed of—these won­ “coast of folly" and New York. Coming derful health building flesh mak­ In the prologue to "Tho Coast of ing tablets called McCoy's Cod Folly,” Nadine Gathway, a young Liver Oil Compound Tablets will beautiful and tempestuous girl, is i£nrt to help any thin, underweight married to a middle-aged million­ little one. The minerals of-Florida that are aire who is prosy and narrow by Aftcr'sickness and where ricketa mined annually are valued around (The Day draws near). nature. are suspected they are especially 916, 000,000. Bored by the dull rigidity of her valuable. No need to give them married life she deserts him and any more nasty Cod Liver Oil— Tho total annual income of Flo­ her baby, faring forth in tho world these tablet* are made to take the rida is about 5500,000,000. to seek the romance her heart cra­ place of that good, but evil smell­ ves. ing, itomaeh upsetting medicine But mother love triumphs in the and they surely do It. end. Years later after n colorful A very sickly child, ago 0, gain­ career, she i:> drawn irresistibly to ed 12 pounds in 7 montha l»er daughter when the latter be­ Ask Sanford Drug Co., Union comes Involved in n difficulty. Pharmacy or any druggist for Mc­ Miss .Swanson portrays Nadine Coy’s Cod I.lvcr Oil Compound Gathway, nqd also Joyce Gothway, Tablets—as easy to take ns candy tho daughter. She brings a drama­ tic finesse th a t is fairly genius into the characterizations. True to life, tho husband passed BANKS TO CLOSE FRIDAY into the discard. How his wife finds happiness eventually on tho very In observance of Farm ers’ Day, brink of destruction Is a powerful Sanford banks will be closed all theme of the story. Allan Dwnn, who directed Gloria day Friday, according to an an­ in "Hanhnndled," "Her Love Story” nouncement mado today. and "Wages of Virtue,’ produced Florida in thnt eight months sold over 576,000,000 worth of public $1495 fo r the Brougham — $1695 fo r the 7-Pass. Sedan improvement bonds. This was about A ll Prices Freight and Tax Extra three times ns much an North Car­ Plant City—City votes 9410,000 olina sold which wan tho second state in rank with 925,632,000. for municipal improvements. Everywhere H udson is known as the “ World*® Great* est Buy.'* T h at is not alone because o f its selling price. T h e value is in performance, endurance and low operating cost. Such qualities are outstanding - * long after the price is forgotten. hnuated. Then tho townspeople «««. — . took up the fight. Appeals were H udson prices are lowest because die world** Largest mode to Washington without avail. production o f Sixes— Hudson and Essex—has made Finally Federal Judge T. DIakc' Kennedy, who decided Teapot poBsibleeconomicalmethodsofmanufacture.Throagh „ Dome belonged to Harry Sinclair, increase o f quality, greater sales result, and volume * ' decided that the townaite belonged to -the oil company and ordered J economies that permit lower prices. There you have that it be vacated. the reason for H udson’s leadership in value, in price, Revolt Was Feared The decision stirred the oil fields j in sales. ' ' almost to tho point of revolt, but , the townspeople finally decided to I abide by the decree. The new town has ticen built al­ most as quickly ns the old one, but | .it is much cleaner and more nt- 1 tractive than Old • Lavoye. But I Everyone Says I t— Sales P rove I t Is Now Open For Business there isn’t a derrick in sight, and ] the ground on which the new town stands is ns yet worth nothing compared to tho riches which un­ derlaid Old Lavoye. Popular Prices. All Work Guaranteed Mennhwile, at Old Lavoye, ‘black gold' continues to come from the earth, but Its founder is getting no share of the treasure. Tl)c fight is over, but it has left l.btytcu; sores that may cause unrest *'in the bil fields for many years. ^Cash If You Have It S A IO - Sm ith Bros. "Quality Merchandi-^ at prices that appeal SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10th at 9:00 A.M ' Phone 216 Puncrton stovb Co., cudanj. oku * I RI S H FIVE ROOM BUNGAI WATCH OUT FOR , FURNITURE 4N • |Nt <2 a r. STORfS /ANT) S R . 3 / \ j c r y <S 5 D i e s r ^ ' A N D N c sv c rre C O R R E S P O N D E N C E SO .................... Strength is a valuable asset. If you are weak, run-down, heed your neighbor’ll advice. Thousands have been benefited by tho use of Doc­ tor Pierce’s Golden Medical Discov­ ery. It is a tonic for s ir seasons, —Spring lassitude, Summer Ian-, guor; Autumn chilli; Winter colds. Good blood is the source of health and strength, Golden Medical Dis­ covery, purely vegetable and free from alcohol or narcotici*. will clear the skin, give vigor to the heart beats, tone up the nerves and make life a joy instead of a burden. Try the Discovery now! For sale by druggists. T. W. R ussell & BY CONDO . H EA L ESTA TE N EED S. Lavoye, from which will be used for the proper equipment of the players. Generous Response I* Urged. . . . . nnd confidently ex­ pected that the citizens of Sanford will respond promptly and gene­ rously to this appeal. Business men in particular will realize and appreciate the advertising and good will which will come to Sanlord from a well equipped und winning football team. The boys who are out on the field every imy in the intense heat playing hnrd to uphold the name of Han­ ford in uthlctic competitions def£rvo tbe b,!*t that c“ n be given them. Poorly and under equipped soldiers rarely win hnttlcs. The team was sent through a long hurd scrimmage Wednesday and showed excellent result* of the Intensivet raining which they have been undergoing the \pa*t week. The rough tilt engaged in yester­ day brought to light u very prom- Local Prospects Soar Ah Weich*l Irons Qut The De­ fects; Lack of Equipment %Proving Serious Handicap r _ By HARLAN W. KELLEY A fter several weeks of inten­ sive drilling under tho excellent tutelage of Coach Wclchel, und the compiction of its first game, San­ ford High School’s 1925 football team begins to show promise of becoming a powerful outfit with a splendid outlook for u successful V Z S tT -W J ttT E -O F CALL A complete stock (I these stoves are cJ ried by the followj dealers: __ can well be ca ed a sensation In i he literally *et the Ireguo ablaze wit H f Y L e™.1- .year h.e * *oi"K «vcn better He i* a gre men *n tho ihajora and a splendid fielder J a lS h ^ u tf it! * th# PCP “ n<1 pUnch chnrnctL'riitic3 of this H owls Your Blood? Gloria Swanson In Society Picture At Miiane Tomorrow Sold by Standard Oil CVinfiany (Incorporated in K entucb) dactsonvnls, Tam pa ••! .V ' ‘ i < , • V7> Complete with porc«l*in enameled cebinel end oven, b« t including utcn*il«, this compact four>burncr Pc ou,Jr 448.55. A»k lor model 74. All >iz< olPerfoolloo* Iron, . one-burner camp.tove Cre„ five-burner ran<c with built-in oven. f,„, H ill H ard w are Co. We can meet youi needs P trffctio n 11cater t brovidt Minimum cost. Prices fro m *6.25 to U 4. 2 S it s ‘j-fcsttr* 411 F IR ST N A T IO N A L B A N K BLDG PH O N E 490W �HF.KALB, H. Tbwnscnd aml fam ily m otor. I to 3ft. Dora Sunday fo r the day. % r- J rA were sn n tzz visitors In Sanford Taca.’nho-iton Cobcrly of Dr Lind vmbusiness caller h ers last Tuez Mr*, Loegcnbaeh of Orlando, On S aturday artem oon 'a birthday <iinfccr was given for her a t the Searey home on Greenwood Lake, there helnr several invited guests from Orlando, mv** The Embroidery c h b waa enter­ tained on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. H annon in O r­ lando, when a delightful 'afternoon was concluded by the n r m n g of a dcinty supper by the. hostess. Thi-. is th e last meeting o f the Club Probable Choice for Frictay Game J . M. Chaffer had ns gue:*j for the past two week* his nephew. wife and tw o , Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mathers of Herbert Edwards, and Mrs. Mollie Moore Conway were guests of M n. Lanra children, from Crawfordsvilie, Ind., who are Jftth c rs on Sunday. touring Florida. Mr. Chaffer and guests motored to Miami for two Tt>9 y/gm an’s Mknionary Union days and verify reports of crowded 1 vjni bold its monthly m ectirg conditions there. V ^ rs d ../ afternoon, Oct. 15.| . --------> . i o- — ... • I Mr. and Mrs. Howard Loder and _M~. fabdinan and three children iT. R. Emerson have arrived in of Old'own, are visiting at the!I town to start development of their hpme of his nephew. S. Wood. property narchasod from the Lake Jessup Lnnd Company on Lake L a l r . 'a n d Mrs. Sam Shell of St. Grace in West Longwood. The lake (Petersburg, arrived here Wednes- f r o n t w i l l be divided into 80 ft**1 * visit with his brother in banxnlow sites fo r. a colony of M i y Golden rod. fcorro friends from New York and a nev drive and white way are to L 'M v* rn d Mrs. It. h. Croon and be built around the lake. E : B is % * ■ * ii ■ ;■ r* . 5 I Best Bargains in Sanford « Two lots on Park Avc. 8 room dwelling, best corner for apartment site in the city. Price $15000.00 40 acres, all cleared and tiled, joins city limits. Fine subdivision, all for 590,000.00. Fpur Jots on. Park Ave„ another apartment site. Price $13000.00. Investigate this. One lot on Park Ave^ and one on Palmetto Ave., close in. $3000.00 each. Both near Sov h Side new school. v Business lot Or warehouse lot, close in, 77x108. Only $16000.00. „ Five lota near Hotel, and one in^Mayfair. See me about pncc. Fine piece of It. R. Road frontage at $40.00 per foot. 18 lots in city limits $21000.00. One third cash, balance 1, 2 and 3 years. ® ■} ® ;; g * 5 S | # £ « f « a N . J. THIGPEN V. f . . A *:'■ * ' The PnW ton-Bnunley Building. . y ■■■■■Usi WE HAVE ADDED SEVERAL NEW L IN £ OF HIGH GRADE MEN’S FOOT WEAR. jiiM D D o ia iiu iiiia ia ia H U iin m iiiM a n iiu im i^ Tangerine is the nnmc of nn a t- 1 tractive new subdivision now being l daveloncd by David E. M anascoj [from 34 acre.1 recently purchased' F — -- r --------by him with frontage on the aotith♦ e re vUilors here la st Sunday as we-U-shore of Hast Lake. Town Enthc gue:» s of Old Drown. ghtrer Diets and his men arc mak1m . _ “T!--- . . irg » meilminary survey of prop, Mrs. Fred F i . bier and Mrs. Dooc . frtv adjhlnirg this lake with ndgnd m other of Orlando were call- jaecnt land-owncra arc building n era a t tho home of Mrs. Gardener cisv roed thnt will connect lr. ihe and Mr*. Eldridgc on Wcdhooday. — ■A— also have attacked cam . Sugar planters have ai>ked that the sugar boose a t the new Louisi­ ana State University be provided with machinery for refining beet sugar as a p art of the experiment pUnond next year. More than 100 acres of sugar beets' will U piaiiUu in various sections of the “sugar belt” of Louisiana next year. BATON ROUGE, La„ Oct. 8.— GFI—S ugar cane, long a staple crop In Louisiana, may lose its eminence in the Hat of the state’s agricul­ tural products, if tn g ar beet grow­ ing proves successful. Cane crops have been beset by Zolfo Springs—$100,000 bond is­ many plag u es/th e most recent be­ ing .the borttf and is proving ser­ sue voted, fo r paving streets in ious. Mosaic disease and root rot business section. l^rank H eiter of California r b itr d th« Dodd brothcra a t Garde i Lake last week. # Louisianans F an n in g Beets As Cane props Show Yearly" Losses Ncttleton. 512.50 to $15.00 • . >• Dr. Reed Cushi 511 to $12 :* *. Smith Smart Shoe JUST MY STYLE Just v t l Just NEAT MZTj’S SHOES £ S a: Phone 517 '• t*. Mr*. Durranee nnd grandson, T. J . Durranro and Mr; Thurman of On Friday Longwood wan repre­ Bowling Green, s n e rt the wrok sented itt, the Svm innV County d id with Mr. and Mra. R.’ L, Cre- Poultry Institute by Mra. F. J. Niemeycr. Misj M argaret Stuart. J. A. Bietline, George U. Stuart, and Raymond Smith. The session n» most enjoyable ami interestif’clock. Preaching aervite,' 8:45 ig. tht* whole program being car­ o'clock. P rayer nervico Wednesday ried out and nn excellent aupper a t 7:30 o’clock. served by the Indite of Geneva. Mr. -■»,J *Tyfc I * Rlstilne. owner of the Ijongwnod L«ist y.*ur'» pitching stnsntion among the youngsters waa Emil Drawdv M athers |e ft Friday for Etiuab Farm, gave an instructive (Jacksonville to accompany hi:' mo- address on the "Raising of Souabs Ydc, Ho won 10 games nnd lost but three. Thb season he seems even better and has been largely responsible for keeping the Pirates tp rr home from the Rlvcraide Hos­ in ’Florida.” out in the front. pital, where she has been for sev­ eral days. A wedding of interest in this M --------vicinity was the mnrria^o of Win­ Rev. M. K. Gabbard enmo Sun­ Urban • Mr. and M ra George Po<-Kcr nnd ifred 11. Snyder to Helen Winifred Playgrounds pons, Edward and Robert,, spent Shrcly. Mr. Snyder is m anager of day, from Geneva and preached at {Thursday, and Fildny in Del-nnd J'aini Springs -and son of Frank the Prmftytcrian church, follow- Increasing In States Jind Dnytofcn Reach. W hile in Do- Snyder, who bought the Springs in g 'th e Sabbath School hour. Ac­ Land. they w ere the guests of Mr, from the Ilccman Brother!*. The companying him were his wife and ASHEVITLE, N. C.. Oct. 8.—M1) onu of the teuchcra from the Gene­ —American nnd Mrs. A rthur Meadow*. communities are teach­ wedding took place at the homo of va school. ing their people to play, it is fhown I the brhlo’a parents at 8:30 o’clock Wayne Lathrnp hau purchased on Wednesday evening, Sept. 23 in in the report of the Playground fo rty acres in E ast Goldcnrod, the Marbletown, N. Y., the officiating The following Item taken from a nnd Recreation Association made nurchaeo price being witheid. P ar­ clergyman being Rev. C. W. Smith, Lynn, Mas., pnper will be of in­ today at the National Recreation ker Brothers sold two lota in North pastor of the F irst Reformed terest to the many friends of Mr. Congress. In ltiOd, only a dor.en w in ter Park for $0,000. The sale church. The maid of honor was nnd Mr.v Evans. cities were making provision for wac negotiated by Cobb & Vaughn. ilisa Ruth A. Oliver, of Marble- “Cards have been received by recreation while now 711 commun­ — town, and the groom's best man friends of Mra. flalre Pellcy lyi- ities have system*,of playgrounds • Fred T. Williams and. Teny was Leonard Lockwood of Kings- mniro, Mr. nnd Mrn. Frank Evans at der direction. Rilchford were visitors here Inst ton, N. Y, Only th e immediate rcl and family Who are enjoying a 'Uve public recreation movement Wednesday for the purnose of sur­ atives nnd friends of tho contrnet months mtomoblln trip through which wtis cradled in New E ng­ veying the Ioixe Howell road which ing .. Pparties were present. Th*1 Northern Now England nnd Canada. land, In*; reached into nil scctionr. will be among the first county groom and chnrming bride will They are vi dting many points of At leant a quurter of American ci­ roads U- be hard iiirfoced under mako their home nt Palm Springs. interest including St. Johns, N, !». ties r.ow having year-round recre­ ^he bond Issue passed this year. Quebec, nnd Montreal. With them ation under leadership are located is Miss Mary Dunn of Luke Mary, in the Roulhensi and tho South U P. H. Soles has received word alive to a greater need. Florida.” from Mr. and Mrs. llerkhultcr of The Chamber of Commerco held Ktcubcnvilic, Ind., nnd 'Ml*, and Mrs. Vccsel of Liberty Center, O.. Us regular meeting Monday eve­ that thev are enrouto to Goldcnrod ning with a good attendance. coming by motor. They expert to Rev. Q, V, Albertan of Deloind arrive about the latter part of thin was a welcome visitor nt the morn­ week. ing rervico, teaching the Bible Mr. and Mrs. George Wool of Ciniw. Tampa motored here FridiJ to Ml. and Mrn. Wm. Brown left spend the week end with tho for­ Dodifo Brothers Motor Cars m er’s brother and family. They Inst week for their home In Kan­ have never frone begging for were accompanied by their niece, sas, after a very pleasant visit buyera. That i.s one reason Mias Amur Bollc Wood, who hr..« hero with relatives. why we don’t take everything been visiting in Tampa since the Rev. J. S. Clark delivered his middle of August.| that cornea along in exchange regular sermon at the Presbyterian on u new car. It haa to be Mr. nnd Mrs. Weyne Lathrnp church Sunday evening at the close just right, or it never sees and Mr. nnd Mrn. G. S. Brown a t­ of which The Lord’s Supper wiu1 our Used Car floor. observed. tended the nnnunl poultry institute of Seminole county, which was held Mrs. Gaston nnd Mrs. Ewing, St Gcncvn Inst Frldnv. They re­ port an interesting and instructive who have been spending the sum­ meeting, good entertainm ent and a mer at their former home in Kan­ I. W. PHILLIPS’ SONS sumptuous rhlckcn supper served sas, have returned for tho winter, by tho people of Goncvu. Sanford, Florida. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Johnson ■vo well n|e<ised with their now Longwood home which they recently purchased The place, locut.«*«i on Lake Mnry, Dodge Brothers Dealers Sell Good Used Cars * Mr. nnd Mrs. II. J. Leeds, F. J. was known as thu II. Ingersoll Niemeycr, William Jones and Mr. Koontz spent Sunilay with friends St St. Cloud. S rank H. Fooler of Manchester, N. II.. spent Sunday at the Orange knd RInck Hotol, looking after his property interests here. i-One-Pwjit Value IrUnit-Built Construction HERE are (as you probably know) only These are all features that you can easily two manufacturers who actually build see. But down underneath that glistening Uieir cars complete — make all their own coat of metallic enamel you'll /ind the sair.e bodies, engines, clutches, steering gears, dif­ quality of m aterial and workmanship tisf ferentials, springs, gear sets, axles, gray iron are out in the open. castings and drop forgings. The sturdy frame for the body Is built from One cf these is Ford — in the low priced the fmc northern ash and hard maple. Siam field. The other is Studcbaker jn the fine car the door and the sound says quality. Undtrfield. neath the upholstery you’ll find two layer* of Because we eliminate the extra profits and washed, quilted cotton, one layer ol «en?*v overhead that many other manufacturers lave curled hair and 6*tya long gprinfb clo*t\y held together by small coil springs. Tin's is to pay to outside parts and body makers— j leering mechanism h ttptclally the identical cushion and seat construction we arc able to use finer matcriils and work­ Thedesigned for easy diking with used in the highest priced cars. manship—yet charge no more than competing the llg balloon lifts cars. Long resilient springs made of special chrome Vanadium steel give greater buoyancy and protec­ But there is another side to One-Profit manufacture — a tion from road shocks. feature that no careful buyer can afford to overlook. T Under this One-Profit policy the entire car is designed, engineered- ami manufactured as a complete, coordinate harmonious unit in Studcbaker plants. Being Unit-BuMt it functions as a unit. And this adds years' to its life—gives you scores of thousands of miles of excess transportationgreater riding comfort—minimum repair costs—and, finally, higher resale value. Examine the Standard Six Coach closely—make detailed comparisons with other cars—and you u*ill understand the full meaning of One-Profit value. A Coach o f quality It is called a P »ch only because it is the lowest priced closed car ever Johl by Studcbaker. But it is a quality car through and through. Do not buy .bis coach with the expectation that you'll have to trade i: in at the end of a year or so. It’s not a one-year car. Instead, it hrs been honestly built to give you scores of thousands of miles of dependable servite. Notice the durable wool upholstery. See the heavy orna­ mental hardware; the plate glass windows and windshield; the fine trim to hide all tacks; the clock and gasoline gauge on dash; automatic windshield cleaner: stop light; locks on ignition, steerm # gear, door and tire carrier — all operated by a single key. The crankshaft is completely machined on all surfaces to eliminate vibration. And the motor is the most powerful in any car of this size and weight, according to the rating of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce. It ii s motor built for smooth, trouble-free service a\ 5 to 55 miles an hour—not for excessive speed or spectacular stunts. The body is smart in appearance — 7et provides ample room to seat five passengers in real comfort. Ample room to enter or leave without disturbing occupant of folding seat. Make companions before you buy These arc advantages made possible by One-Profit manu­ facture. Check them off point by point—in comparison with other coaches. Only after you have seen this One-Prof»t Studcbaker with its Unit-Built construction, will you realize why it offers a value that cannot be obtained in' any other car. It is the automobile equivalent of Tuliman transportation. The Studcbaker policy of “no yearly models” is a furthir protection to owners. Under this policy Studcbaker ears are always up to date — we add improvements from time to time and do not save them up for spectacular annual announcement! which make cars artificially obsolete. Come in—let us demonstrate the Standard Six CoasS without obligation on your part. - W. 11. Whiting, who operates n hotel n Wells Beach, Me., with his family arrived on Saturduy. Mr. Whiting will cater for the Orange and Black Hotel this winter. A hiaek Hog Bear was killed last week by Ruebcn Marie,- near his home, a mile nnd a Itnif from Palm Springs on the Shrpnrd Scrub. The animal weighed 150 pounds. 1 ■■■ Station Agent Charlc:1 R. Searcy and family have been entertaining Or, under Studcbakcr’s fair and liberal Budget Payment Plan, this Coach may be purchased out of monthly Income with an initial payment of only “ ■ J| ‘n ■ |■ |S • zrrr 80 Acres High Rolling Land, Adjoining City Limits of Situ ford. 1r *a --------- ---- A good buy for quick profit. Pricce $500 Per Acre. Terms THURSDAY LOTS FRANK U N TERRACE “ 1 lots on Elm Avenue. Price $1230 each. S 3 lets on Myrtle Avenue. Half Cash, balance armugs Price $1250 each. Half cash, balance arranged w. FIRST S' Studebi&l Stanard Six t $1405 Sanfo �1 5 T H B CIRCUIT COURT, « ¥ « • TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IM AND FOR IK N IilO L B COCNTT. FLO B- *VA* if HI «• « « to t Title M .aB l7 U K E T rla)nkn, irt«a^wss«?ssaes Uie hair*. d e tls e s s , g ra n te e s, *n«l ?tables In turalMeans enue Pound The Sun” 1 8.—OP)—The .county, known tho Sun" are Si They range nbera and geniruits, poultry, minerals, trieultural and of tho county *d for opproxlolinrs df which i is for citrus a are given by fimercc of OcaEr prvjfress in «sourceu Marmuking lone it of roads and a road buildill cost around iray system of ne«t with the a net-work of [ighfares* thruicluded in the «ral- municipul roads are bowldth Varying k and of lime yiphait surfac- o titrr c U lm in ti under J i m l i “ • lUH an d L. a H ill, hla w lf*: John a Simmon*. If living. and I r f l j W nil p a rtie s c aim ing In te re st und e l JTol Ji fl. Simmon*, a* th e heB*. r!uvl*« . g ran tee* and. o th e r clal- J‘S3 f r a i l JU W M Sw j W f f ii Ilia -. claim in g In terest uni A- ,T hurston, deceased, or c In OM to the above, deect e sta te :. JL C. Bedford, it It If .drad, aU p a rtie s claim! lor II. C. B edford. n a s m o r otherw ise,in add to the above -----r. d e s c r ib e d pr> claim in g IntercB t . t^'under*1w T h u rsto n , o r othorw lso In and to th e above described real e sta te ; to a ll p a rtie s claim ing Interent under l i 6- B e d fo rd , or otherw ise, lit ahd to th e ab o v e dcscrlbrd p ro p erty ; 10 all p a rtie s claim ing In te re st In aad to th e above described p ro p e rty ; you And each uf you a re hereby ordered to a p p e a r to the* above entitled ra u se on or before tn e f irs t Monday In. Novem ber. r>lS, sam e being . a R ule Day of ibis C ourt, ahd th e second day of tlie m onth; and In d efau lt th ereo f a decree pro con- claim ant* u nder W illiam c* m m ack : and a ll unknow n persons claim inK “ n In te re s t In the bex* In a fte r described real p ro p e rlj. R espondents. O rder Of P n bllcatlon . T H E STATE OF FLORIDA. T O A J " T H E A F T E R NAMED nfeSPOND* ENTS. CinEETINOS: To all p a rtie s claim ing *"*e3 R f u n d e r Jam es E. H ill «ii L, 8. H ill. If llvlog. a n d M dead alt p a rtie s claim in g In terest under Jam n* E. H ill an d his w ife. L .8 . Ht*Ji a s th e Eelr*. dMflsccs. nrn'>«"S. and o th e r c laim an ts under Jam s*.»■ *ui l and L 8. Hill, his w ife: *?: Sim m ons. If living, and U_ ‘!**4 S1' p a rtie s claim in g Interest_under Jo h n 8. Blmjjions, as the ,m d sr g ra n tc c s. and o th Jr claim ants unde John H. Simmons; B y L . 8 lm jnonstr living, and hi mm on* In g In te re stIf dead *!L WyWKl *Hlmniun. (SEAL) !K routtT o f I W »B vm n J u d ic ia l -c m c to r r O F F L O R I D A . IN AND F O R U W < C h ristia n n am e la u n k n o w n ; Ooorgt Inole County*' * t h h lu d day of ,-betw een the 1 HOLR cou n t. IT ClIAECKRf, U K a tin Malt l e R a l e t T i t l e b Jln g Iti Seminole C h an ty , H h lla h , w m en under tne te r m * o r x n e jw r * ™ aforesaid was nrdeiwd to h e hold by IL M, CARAWAY. Complainant, J. A. BOND e t a], V Defendant*. NOTICE O F SALE » IK hereby given t h a t |,- M M atter appointed la th e ry cause of Joseph W . C orI V , L. H rainy, com plainants, lifts H. W hH ner et al. In p u rof an o rd er m ade -nnd •«!!' n said cause on th e M ad day Leather, A. D. 19B, w ill sell Cam eron fiub-DIvlelon. aa p « r M a t Citation. th ereo f recorded In th e p u blic rec* «t Seminole C o u n tr .F ln r ir t* . »n P la t Book “I" a t p ag e * IF : and «i«o alt th a t part a t <lmt *§. ly in g S a e t of the A. C. L. a R-. an d L o ts U . SS eml I I nr Sanford C el­ ery D elta Subdivision, acco rd in g to th e plat thereof duly recorded In th e public records of Sem inole County, Florida. «. S. A. B. WILKINSON, an y o r a ll of said defcndnnt* b» ’ Special M aster. dead, to all p arties claim ing In ter­ e s ts . u n d e r th e follow ing deceased GEOIU1E O. HKimtNO. d e fen d an ts, to -w lt: J. A. Bond and Solicitor fo r Complainant*. a n d w i f e . - - — -K a rt* w hose C h ristia n nam e Is u n k ao w a o r o th erw ise, In a n d to th e follow Ihir described,Ii lan d , BIIURIW* situ a te , lrln i m il UPlCnOW l«nu» l^iupf and being In th e C ounty of Sem inole u ta rly d escrib ed os follows, to -w lt: L o t ST o f S a n fo rd Celery D elta, a* per p in t th e re o f recorded In F la t Book 1. page* T5 a n d 71 of th e public re c o rd s of Sem inole County. F lo rid a. a n d to any ami a ll o th e r persons w hoso nam es o re unknow n, claim ­ in g any rig h t, title o r In terest In nnd to th e lan d s hereinabove des c rllic l or an y p a r t o r p arcel th e re ­ of. It I* hereb y o rd ered th a t you and '.a rh of you ln> an d a p p e a r hefuro o u r snld C irc u it C ourt nt th a C ourt H ouso a t S anford. Florida, on th e 19th day of O ctober A. D. 1925. and r . m. p ocm ^sm .C lerk of th e C lreuR O eert « S ev en th Judicial C irc u it ( f Ida. in a a d f a r m m h tol* i ty. **’ (SEA L) ■ • By: A- M._WBKKS Sept: 1T-J4. Oct. 1-S-ll. '• ; cltlscn* ow ners the a rea >f the counigh standard ,m in school carried out. ien complctnishod witht , nccordlnK uction to ih e TO PHILADELPHIA! f n i ’IIT, SEVEN. ipts In $0 INt TiiH Eju iuClHCClT ciA t. c ir c u it , s u m . f Ktll.K COUNTY, FLORIDA. IS 28 Million CHANCRItY. 0111 to Italet T itle R O B ER T Baltimore & Boston hwlmtinc ud twrdu Baltlmof* fi, Philad*lphia'9)4.3Si Dortn 142.92. f-4i lirn and nil nnn*cti«M M*11s*ls*a IIUNtJERFORD INDUS WBV, Oct. 7.—(/P)—■ TR IA L SClltK»L. u n o n -p ro fit cor porntlon organised and exA tlm H i receipts a t 60 B e e s amounted to C om plainant, jpoKtmnBter CJopornl »d today. Jackson- HKDlttlE VH1UKH.%1 .a l, tti• citie.H with nn InD i:fondants. . O rder of F a b lleatlo a n p e r cent over Sep- .To ■fienrge F I kuck, nnd - - — Company, established ia 1032 end the pianMVtniMpartstket IIm*n_Florida. n I--*-, comfotuhl* H a m m . Ik Iu o m • NF.W, nimilKnt 3. 3. AUxGHAHr •, nrRV.\i tiny, thafotm,**jMkmville, K>'-d<nnr* line*, dia Lnvr irete^l ieMi Scud for illustrated booklet. Automobile* I'lgucs. his wife. H ubert Lynch,, nnd -------- —-■Lynch, his wife, Addle Thom pson Hoot, and H u rry it. Hoot, District votes 20 to her husb an d ; nnd all p arties iMuimbaiter. ruadaJuuub. Ing tiudcr W. F. Lynch. Uo- les— Now n*n*poit*d. Smir* to V w im K Merchants & Miners Trans. Co. 'BTcr Snd R. nay Street Fhone ICW, JnekaoavUle $25 tory to bo , built. A SAL’ARY never macle a millionaire. A few thousand dollars in Kilt-edge bonds never made a millionaire. Four or five per cent in a savings Bank may have started, but it never made a millionaire. What is the millionaire’s secret? * R.EASED vaiues recently built ;o Ford cars are particularly cable in this attractive, compact [C oupe, with its roomy, easy nnd pronounced beauty of line. be practical advantages which Knade this car so universally far, are here in gteater measure. V added feature gives comfort, and good looks in addition to rkable utility. [the partial list of newly added tysat the right—then follow this t a visit to the nearest AuthoriFord D ea ler for a practical mstration. :D I Thousands of shrewd investors have found the answer in Coral Gables— romance land of southern Florida, most beautiful of all of Miami’s sub­ urbs. They have seen a few thou­ sand dollars— perhaps the savings of a lifetime— incrcascto tens of thousands of dollars in a single year. They have purchased land in this miracle city of the South, they have sold it and purchased again, and they have been amazed at their profits. They actual money in have ma Coral Gables in one year than they had made in their former homes in ten or twenty years. Land in Coral Gables has shown Marvelous increase in value every year 1 An investment of $80,000 in business aiul residential property in 1921 re­ cently returned oyer $400,000! Ordi­ nary building plots have brought profits of 100 per cent in one year. Color: Channel Green. Up­ holstery ifo harmonise. A llsteel body, polished nickel ra­ diator. One-piece plate glass ivindshiela. Unusually large capacity rear deck. Fuel tank under cowl. Standard equip­ ment in clu d es w in d sh ield w iper, rea r-v ie w ntirror, dash lam p,starter, danountable rim s, a n d fo u r card tires, Balloon tires$25 extra. N O INCREASE IN P R I C E S C O M O T O R C O M P A N Y DETROIT, MICHIGAN * U P E Some of the shrewdest investors of our day endorse Florida real estate as the opportunity of a lifetime— such men as B. C. Forbes, Arthur Brisbane, Jesse Livermore, Samuel Untermeycc and a'score of others. iA Few Hundred ^Dollars W ill Start You Building plots in Coral Gables may now be secured by a payment of only a .few hundred dollars. These plots are offered in a wide range of prices, which include all improvements such as improved streets, street lighting, electricity and water. .Special Announcem ent Get in touch with this office fo r a trip to Coral Gables, These trips are run at frequent intervals and thousands of congenial and pleasant people are enjoying th em . C all or telephone for all the necessary inform ation regarding the best way to visit M ia m i as our guests. Illustrated booklets, maps, price lists and complete infor­ m ation about Coral Gables may also be obtained here w ith o u t obligation to you. L e t us show you w hat has been accom plished in C oraf Gables, and of the thousands of opportunities that aw ait the early investor. T o pass up this/chance is to ignore the secret which has sent many, many men to wealth. Invest today. Coral Gables is an assured success. S. \V. Hrotilurd I^ex Beach ^as Ivon by the Qharm of Qoral (fables f ; . '%l Few people know this country better Home ‘Builders Stabilize than Rt:x Beach . He is a man of true discrimination and taste. The beauty Investment of Coral Gables won him jmmediately. And yet, Coral Gables is a city of I lis enthusiasm has led him to write a homes . . • marvelous homes on book upon the miracle of Coral Gables. modern streets . . . magnificent homes • Let us send it to you, together with full on palm-cooled plazas , . . homes information about Coral Gables, free. F. 0. B. Ditnit B. - costing real money,, built to live in far a lifetime. And while the growth of Coral Gables has been spectacular, it has been sound, far Coral Gables is the dream city of the home-seeker— the man who wants to forget “seasons" and live in a tropical land. Milano Theater Bldg, Please lend me Rex Beack'a hook-and full information about Coral Gable*. I u n ile n ta n d that this placet toe under no obligation. I wM C O R A L G A BLES ■'yHuuni O^i/ieraS’ 3 4 0 Miles of W ater Front ^ tS C T G eorge e m e r j u o W. Bradford, Milane Theatre Bid • Tudor Sedan SSS0 • For dor Sedan SOf^O, tru on open cars- A ll prices F. 0 . B. i)e tr d : ■ *. DeCOTTES * S P E JIC M r Solicitor* and of CCsqael fo r th e C om plainant. Ry A. M. W EEK S. D. C. CHARLES F. DICKINSON, S o licito r fo r C om plainant. Oct. 1-8-16-2?;. 19. w ing shipping ■ In tho state, o in the shipind cucumbers, h Marlon coun;ho protiuction. t in the ship- , �THE SANFORD o f S an fo rd . F lo rid a. it* G eologist Avers flASSEE, Oct 7 .- W * n atu ral resources of » those Included in w hat term ed the mineral decwding to . D r. Herman t u u geologist: / outer*- statem ent was made ectlon with tha observance Ida of Resource Week, dur* period * f Qct. 4 to 10. m ineral | r a ounces of tho )r. Guntdr said, undoubted­ ly g r e iU r value than is itself, tho m aterials mentioned be­ ing used to a g re a t extent as a w ad m aterial base. G reat activity is shown in this principally around 0< *l*,ggfoesvilfe, WHlLron and BrooksviUe. in central F lorid., and the region around Miami on the southeastern coopt The limestone about the Ocala region is a very soft friable rock th a t is very easily crushed, thereby form ing a very smooth road base. I t has excellent cementing qualities and is found very d u r a b le fo r road building. The limestone industry, including: crushed flin t and the burned lime industries, amounted in Florida to more than $300,000 for the year ■ jr/fifty million long tons, for an approxim ate valuation of $200,- tho construction material which 000,000. A t the p.-?scnt time the has increased very rapidly daring a ta t* is producing two grades, recent years. Good building and *UoWn ms the hard rock and aii the construction sands are found in |a a d pebble. The form er lies in a different portions of the state, but ra th e r Barrow belt from southern tha occurrence of gravel is not a-t Buwanee county to northeastern -enersl ns th a t of sand. At that, H ernando, while the la tter variety h te st firurfcs Indicate th a t about Ilka In a roughly circular area in 630,000 tons of sand and gravel produced by the several opaaatern Hillsborough and western were erators in Florida In 1024, having Polk counties. a total value of more than $375,'VMfnlng Is carried on by. open iHt methods,- the rock, as well as th e over-burden being removed ci­ th e r by hydraulics, stearrf shovel Boys And Girls Club o r by floating dredge. The hard Vo6k variety la of the uniformly To Hold Enrollment exported. The pebble rock is large- Week In State Soon high grade and 1 1 alm ost entirely ly used domestically, but frequent­ ly export shipm ents have been in­ TALLAHAS8EE, Oct. 3.—OP)— creasing* Boys’ ano Girls’ Club enrollment “A nother industry in which Flo- week will be observed in Florida rid e takes a leading p art is in the from October 19 to 2-1, according production of follera-earth, a clay to the current issue of the Agri­ need In the refining of crude min- culture News Service, published end,’anim al and vegetable oils. Two a t the University of Florida. counties, Gadsden and Manatee, Dr. Wilmon Newell, dean of the i are the only ones producing this College of Agriculture of the Uni­ garth a t tho present time. The re­ versity of Florida, stdted that he fined product is shipped principal­ desires to Bee every boy and girl ly to the refining centers of tho in the rural sections of the B t a t c , mid-western states. between the ages of 10 and 18 "A nother clay produced in this years, who a t^ eligible, to enroll state which is of highe:r, grade Is In club work. The club work for boys and the kaolin, n white burning clay used in the m anufacture of high girls, Dean Newell said, in many grade rorcelains. This la produced instances, brings to the under­ in Putnam and Lake counties and privileged, ones "the fir s t and occurs Intim ately mixed with the only ray of light pointing the way ra th e r coarse siliceous sand, and to opportunity, education and good from which-It is removed by wash­ citizenship." ing. Tho refined clay is shipped to th e potteric * of New York, Penn• POTATOES COMING TOO gylvanla, Ohio and New Jersey, whero It.is ,m ix e d with less plas- * TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 7.—(/Pi­ tic clays for .manufacture of Var­ ll. G.' Clayton, district asen t of the ious while wares. Floriat) Agricultural Extension "A n industry which of recent Division, predicts nn exceptionally years has shown, great activity is good year for Northern Irish po­ th e limestone nnd marl. This is tatoes in 1926. The forecast, it was largely acountcd for as n result stated, is based principally upon of the huge road-building pro­ compartlvc fiyuret for former gram th at the atata has set out for years. u a P H IL IP S . C lir : 10-17-14 O c t : 1-1-II* M'l»k NoT. Bmyih. I f . Uvlmr a n d If d«a& a ll p a rtita c la im in g I n ta rta ta u n d er M arlon Sm yth, deceased. o r o th e r ­ ise, In a n d to th o laat a b o r t d e ­ IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T , S R V flN - w p ro p e rty ; R o salie S m yth, If T i l JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT * « R H I­ scribed Itvliur d If dead, a ll p a r tita c la im ­ NO L E COUNTY, F L O R ID A . IN in g Tr. Iaenre c ts u n d e r R oealfe S fn y th . CHANCERY. deceaaed, o f o th e rw la t. In an d to n u t to g e l t T itle* th e laat a b o r t d escrib ed p ro p e rty : J . T. 5IU S3BLW H ITE. A rth u r S m y th , If tir in g a n d If dead, C o m p lain an t, a ll p artld h c la im in g M n ttrta ta u n d er A r t h u r S m y th , d sc ta a e d . o r o th erw ise A X EL O. JEPSON; a t al„ In and to th e la a t a b o re described D e fe n d a n ts.. iro p e rty : A lla S m y th . If ti r i n g and O rder mt IheM leatloa f dead, an p a rtle a c la im in g In ter* T H E STATE OF FLORIDA TO T H E eata u n d e r A llan S m yth, deceased, ADOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS o r o th erw ise , In a n d to tb a la st , G REETIN G S: d escrib ed p ro p e rty , an d a ll Axel 0.7 Jepson. If living, and if above a rtita w h e th e r k n o w n o r u n k n o w n dead, all p a rtle a c laim in g In te re sts cplaim in g In ta r ta ta In an d to th e la st u n d -r Axel O. Jep so n , deceased., o r o th erw ise. In a n d to th e follow ing a b o r t describ ed p ro p e rty . You a b d each of y ou a r t h ereb y land In Sem inole C ounty, F lorida, to rw lt: ‘ S o u th w est Q u a rte r of o rdered to a p p e a r t o th e a b o r t e n ­ title d c a u se on o r b efo re th e flra t N orthw est Q u a rte r o f Section 9. T ow nship 20, South R an g e 22 East.** M onday In N ovem ber. th e sam e be­ Alex O. E rick so n . If liv in g and If in g a R a le Day o f tn la C ourt, and dead, all p artlea claim in g in te re s ts th e 2nd d a y or th is m o n th , a t the under Alex O. E rick so n , deceased, office of th e C lerk o f th is C ourt, a t o r otherw ise. In and to th e above th e Sem inole C ounty C o u rt House, described p ro p e rty : M innie W. J e r- S anford, F lo rid a, a n d In d e fa u lt lile a n .' 103 S. W illiam S tre e t. Day- th e re o f a decree p ro confeeao w ill ton. Ohio an d h e r h u sb an d . C. W. b e en tered a g a in s t you and each Je rn lg a n , 109 S. W illiam S treet. o f you am ) aald cau se proceed ex D ayton, O hio; ------ ■—■* ■■ ■— ■ p a rte . Ivey; all p a rtie s c lalm ih g In te re sts I t Is f u r th e r o rd ered th a t th ia o r ­ un d er M nry G eiger, deceased, Jn d e r be p u b lish ed once a w eek In and to the above d e sc rib e d p ro p e rty ; fo u r c o n se c u tlre W eekly liau ea In and nil p a rtle a w h e th e r k now n or th e S anford H erald, a n ew sp ap er published a t S anford, . Sem inole C ounty, F lo rid a . W itn ess m y hand nnd seal of aald C o u rt th la th a 20 d ay of Sept. A. D. 1925. V. E. DOUGLASS. C lerk o f th e C irc u it C ourt. (SEAL) By: , A. M. W E E K S, D. C. CHARLES P. DICKINSON. S olicitor fo r C om plainant. Oct. l-J-12-22-29. f FORRBST. LA K E B. O. CHASE C. J. MARSHALL 313 F tn t National Bask BWg. ATTRACTIVE ACREAGE 240 Acres, large river frontage on m » Priced to Sell St * ■■■as** A L L E N A N D BREn X M 1 0 .U . «*• * . Ml AT AUCTION W v a r e p v rM a a e a tly l o e s w |„ 01,11 "A t“ / OHCE AUE R.XrFnT' W e O«ova>t*e •a tto ls rtle . P re fc rly I ’M w an t It w|tk A L L E N A N D BREN THE BUSINESS OP RUNNING A H0Mp 3 EASIER BY THE ADVERTISEMENTS IE 13 m The youngest member of the new Congress that convenes in Decem­ ber will be Samuel J. Mintgomery, Republican, of Bartlesville, Okla., who also seems handy with a golf club. He is a former football play­ er and served in the Marine Corps during the war, winning the Croix de Guerre for capturing a German soldier nnd obtaining valuable In­ formation. 7 - • V «t • ,* .. ir "• r PR A C TIC A L CO -O PERATIO N MIAMI—Hialeah versus Hialeah is the title of the legal battle pre­ cipitated in Dade county courts is an injunction askeil against tres­ pass by the ncwly-incorporatcd City of Hialeah on the territory claimed by the former city. Evening Businea Class ’ HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Maxwell. Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evening 7 & 9 Beginners may enter at any Greater Miami must have the thorough-going, energetic i and practical co-operation of * all her citizens at this time in order to build rapidly enough to take care of the ever in­ creasing influx of newcomers. It is the ambition of Shoreland Company to accom­ plish the very maximum possible for the upbuild­ ing pf- the Miami Shores section of Greater Miami. Particularly is this the case now that Greater Miami has included within her borders 60% of the entire Miami Shores properties. ,* We know of no better way in which we can co­ operate in the great problem, that faces the city S jr '* . ’ administration than to push forward with the ut­ To be well-dressed, a man doesn’t need the bearing of an actor, the figure of an army officer, or the income of a bank director. * Committee meetings are all right but committee meetings often talk around the subject rather than going straight to the heart of the problem. the building of streets, sidewalks, curbing and land­ scaping the Miami Shoroes properties and installing the water and electric light system therein. AH of these city improvements, of course, become Good looks arc not necessary, as long as a man has good taste.* And as far as income goes—well, many of our bestdressed patrons are young men whose salaries must go a long way, with every dollar doing its duty. the property of the buyers without any special assessments during the life of these improvements nnd over and above all these added advantages, which arc simply added to Nature’s own paramount advantages to the credit of Miami Shores in the matter of location, accessibility and relation to Biscnync Bay, ia the element of service that goes auto­ matically with our sales policy the assurance of a continued advertising and sales policy for the serv­ ice of the buyers of Miami Shores property, Our clothes, though very modestly priced, possess the same elements to be found garments—stylo that is cleangarments—syle that is cleancut and well-mannered — fabrics of pure texture and pleasing pattern — tailoring that i« perfect in every par­ ticular. m is is not just a promise, not just a random statement, but it is backed by a record of performance, for since Mi­ ami Shores was originally placed on the market our sales organization hae re­ sold over 12 million dollars’ worth of pi operty at a profit to the original in­ vestor. If you wear our clothes you are a well-dressed mpn. Ask About the Ten Pay Plan FURNISHERS TO MEN WHO KNOW SANFORD, FLA. most speed, with the highest degree of efficiency, , Managers, Company, •d, Fla. �i AW ** 1 i . , i - v r ••■*'/ ' t ; . r • . : - .r.A I : :\ Each day of our lives, gome need arises for somespecial service. Perhaps it is the home, the business, the . car or one-s personal effects tha^ — —*-A * *rt high $rad£ merchandise or sane u :Liated«n,tt|is page are the smess W sea0faS^pford which make , igent and conscientious SERVT SERVICE STATIONS—always and glad to help i*. oarcy-io® Ai i f * * 4 hokbit ip their mind] lost of them f ave huijt their atlon of mo to'teke advai l ii SERVICE is u foremost in their enterprise on a s SERVICE. It SERVICE STATl fifrf 1®fi HAli AM M W FOtl SANFORD Sanford’s New Loaf Substantial "f :y .i 'm>i i New patent machine and GetA the dirt—carfe cloane' irocess saves the finish, n from 20 to 30 minutes Sanford, • m Florida * -** ** • « i r | fU ^ B ^ a?noti|u;Aye NOW OPEN FOR WJS1NESS ACCESSORIES—GAS AND Oil 10th nnd feanford 1st and Elm Oak Ave.* For Added Comfort ; \ Your homo will postman added comfort and the charm of an Improved Interior, If you allow Jam ea A. Samis to install • complete Bathroom outfit or a modem wash basin or new equipment in your kltchtn. ' . ■ f t lliS i tm . py qqp plaq yoij can Kave the bent a t a price that wilt nllow irnut a ,r» a| Having. Pays for itself in the long run. Pet's talk it over. . « . JAMES A. SANPS Office 323 Sanford Ave. 'V f K w r r * l K r* * .YvT w * JO"' . V 1 n -m ; v »/y; , , . \ I . m w ak * ^ * t \, V ■ ROYALPALM DRY CLEANERS A. KANNER, Propriety $ SERVICE STATION 305 E. Second St Phone 48LJ Welding Repairing 213-215 Sanford Avenue 113 S. Park | sCrN Phone 30 If 1 ; f ST Cor. <lth and Sanford g r o c e r ie s Watch This Space tor Further Announce m eats FISH CHICKENS 321 ganfprd Ave. CONTRACTING and SUPPLIES •*r , ANYTHING ELECTRICAL FROM FLASHLIGHTS,TO ELECTRIC RANGES Phone 660 Phond 630-L3 Phone 630-01 �IAT, OCTOB I w a k k h o u s e property echnie’a R ight Hand Man Wednesday Game The Official Box Score. WASH AB R H PC McNeely, cf. .... 0 0 0 1 Rice, cf, rf. .. .. 4 0 g 3 S. Harris, 2. _ _ 3 0 6 a 1 Gosiin, I f . .........4 1 1 % \ Judge, lb. .. _ .. 3 0. J. Harris, rf. _ „ 4 2 2■-4 Bluege, 8d. . . . . . . 4 1 2 0 Peck, ss. _____ 4 0 1 3 Ruel, c. . . . . . . . . 3 0 0 10 Johnson, p . .... .( 3 0 0 0 Harris Give nu*jMotmdsnan Credit Honors; Pirate I» Not Discouraged S j j H . Pa., Oct. 8.-<;P) 1 ri 4 « . » J i r. v ^cnuiors a r o a n y r s In the world’s ae°l*e i h,n8 a t the th a t I s ^ m f ^ u * $ 3 ? l a t e s t , igft* “ all credit must go Johnson. son*H^n,°,^u*?i t° J ° b n j° n for .^ T b S era ^ 7 * McKachnio ■at ^ V**t toy ball club m W ashington's, abbot It. n wjn’ Moore, 2b. .. Carey, cf. .. Ouyler, rf. . Barnhart, If. Traynor, 3b........4 Wright, ss.......... 4 Grantham, lb. .. 3 Smith, c.............3 Gooch, c. . . . . . . o Meadows, p........1 Morrison, p. * 0 Bigbee, x -------- 0 Mclnnia, xx .. .. 1 Johnson' i**1 ,ood . 1 Were aevW fft against us, to « P « t c d In that gets them lim e ,or the Rame has ever known, Was a ■ bol of the highest type 0f ■ American sportsmanship. I Running the full gam ut of base- ■ ban fame, firs t ns n playintf star, 2 ® w ch . nnt/ manager, ■ Mathewson left the grime to an- ■ WoVj/ £ TtaUr ucaU durin ? the World War, subsequently fought ■ and won a h attef for his life, thren- S tened by after effects of his sen- " o f h u a nd the? •appotl, lhb climax J of his diamond career by returning ■ as p art owner and president of a ■ S A FEW .CHOICE houses y w «» •«» T*r»« on Request. io,u- BUILDING LOTS sssssr.-.: K rr1 Price and Terms Very A ttra c ts BUY IN SANFORD Safe and 8ound. DUE OCTOBER 1,1925 BAHT NASON, Local Manager Florida Weather And Crop Report Is Given JACKSONVILLE, o it. > —The weather in F lo r id ^ 'W n J tho week ending yesterday was more favorable as a whole than it 5 a “J US n* , P^vious hS T d i! the S* bureau £ & r *"<1 cro'’ bull»11" Showers., a , rule very llirht fell » 7 ;.« t'-W one end K e l g i . , " i ? v.°.re<? Portions o f Penin- on- Calm °vcr th° 100 nm*k,n h,ttln,ftaring Of yeS7onS ^ ^ li<"’hS tcnth Senators’ Victory tUft 2SK <,“'k"',er ln ,he . _ 507.8 1st National Bonk Bid*. ELLEN HOY, Tax Collector, THE SU R EST W AY TO W IN On and after January the 10th, 1926, the Paintero scale w ill be |1.00 per hour. Local 1261, Sanford By M. D. JACKSON, Financial Secretary VALDEZ HOTEL Ri t o h h Pis* 33—Wanted WANTED: A good used gag move. Must be rcasonsblc. 314 E. 5th St ' WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing LISTINGS WANTED: Acreage In Seminole and adjoining counties, Engraving. Embossing. See ns firs t We do i t Phone 417-W. large and small tracts. Dean-Berg Corporation, 202 1st St.. Phone 713. R. R. Ave.-CommercUl S t JAMES H. COW AN-Ai; kind, WE HAVE buyers for fivo and six room houses. If yours it? for of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Water »rd Boat TagdtiU A t Oak sale let us have listing. Dean-Berg Avenue and Third S tre e t Tele- Corporation, 202 1st St. Phone 713. r build* rer con-* Insert an ad in the “Classified Col • -ft - j;. - ,»• n i fied ad work for you; ■ H.,A. SPE1R $1000. Terms Contractor and Builder l« umns” of The Herald. Let a classi • tVUHT W. WAR.1ER, X iM fir s99-M — Phone — 409-M MRS. R.O. TRAVIS 2108 PALMETTO AYR. Public Stenographei Rose Court Lots Valdez Hotel Lobby 78 and 79. Earle T. Field WANTED: Experienced stenog­ XRAIi ESTATE — 1* VESTMBMTS rapher. Wholesale grocery exFire Prevention Week Lobhr Pulaston-Drumlev llld*. irience preferred. Call Seminole Hanford Florida Complete stock fire extin roccry Co. lag blocks, Irrlgstloa boxes. J. H. OPPORTUNITY AWAITS YOU guishers carried by TsrwflUeer. Pre»WANTED: Stenographic petition ON THE “CLASSIFIED PAGE” H fuTLU M B ER CO. Houia a by graduate of A No. 1 biasness Bali Hardware Service. Quality and Pried. college. Two years experience. Can W E H A V E THE BEST BUYS OF tH E HERALD furnish best references. D. H. Care Phone 8 ADDRESSING — Multi graphing, / , •ACREAGE folding and mailing—a r you Herald. . it—mhen too want It I WANTED: Sheet metal work of BUSI NESS H O M E S Phone 673. H. R. Porch. F irst all kinds. Sanford Sheet Metal V. ’/ tone 717 ■ Vntiowal Hank ___________ Works. 312 E. 2nd St. G. TAYLOR DYER WANTED: Will buy from owner ~ 8 ^ F ^ R e n t7 ~ A p a rtm e n ts V<iUlez R e a lt y Co Painting—Decorating or help finance lota, or suburban 42—Advtg. Mediums 42—Advtg. Mediums • Valiltv lloli I l»uililin\’ PHONE S03 FOR RENT: Apartment 1009 Un­ property in or near Sanford. What nave you to offer? Box 916, San­ ion Ave., near new hotel. ford, Fla. FLORIDA-ORLANDO— Orlando AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, Ga., Augusta’s greatost Morning Sentinel; largest classi­ 9—For Rent, Houses classified medium, rate, cash, 9c business, rate lc a word, min­ 34—Wanted Help, Female fied dharge. 10c minimum. imum 24c cash with order. FOR RENT: 5 room house furn­ ished. Modem conveniences EXPERIENCED T -Auto A THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT LEARN ABOUT Polk County and Phone 636W._________ _________ write legible hand -Autos, ] lakeland, through the Star—Central West Virginia’s larg­ -Auto..1! FOR RENT: Houso on Pecan Ave, co Investment Co. est daily. Want ad rate 1 l-2c per Telegram. Beat advertising me­ Phono 3504, M. M. Lord. word; 4 insertions 1 1— lc; 0 or dium In South Florida. Published 35—Wanted Help, Male Kportunities more lc per word each insertion. mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— 10—For Rent, Rooms Lakeland, Florida. Irvice WANTED: Colored boy to do Jan COLUMBUS (Ga..) LEDGER — .partmepts Hor work. Sanford Herald. FOR RENT—Rooms witB or withLargp lot with 3 Well located ho­ Classified ads have thi largest MAINE — Watervtlle, Morning Duplex ApartReasonable rates. [ouses out meals. ScnthwL Thousands of Maine tel in business southern expos­ circulation in Southwestern Geor­ m rnt House, WANTED—50 Laborers at new Ice Llneoln Houso. district of city. ure on Hast Cen­ gia. Rule 8c (0-word line) lino. people aro interested in Florida closo in. Lo­ plant..’ $4.00 per day. property. Reach them through Building is of tral Street. Lot cated on I^iurcl FOR RENT: Two large unfurniah WANTED: White porter. Apply brick structure is 60x124. Lotho Sentinel. Rate card on ap­ A v o T w o B Board cd rooms. Telephone 685-W. TO REACH the prosperous form­ plication., ,, Lincoln Hotel. between nnd can be made » _______ ented npartments, one ■Office, Store.* ers and fern growers of Volus­ up-to-date a t a Sanford and up stairs nnd FOR RENT: Two furnished rooms ia county advertise in the DeLand very small coat. Pulmetto Ave, one down stnira Carpenters. 3 trim Dally News, rate lc per word, cash 2206 Palmetto Ave. Also smnll WANTED Price $12,000.00. Price $2,625.00. apartment. Price men. Co ACCOUNTANT house at Ginderville. Phone 646-J. with order. ' Cnsh $500.00. One-third ca«K $7,500.00. Cash S ystem s In sta lle d — A udits Iinlnnce 1, 2, 3, Balance $300.00 J4—For Sale, Acreage ecli* l H air* to i'a rm a n o u t PAINTERS WANTED. Apply Ho FOR BIG RESULTS advertise in $3,500.06. Bal­ 4 nnd 5 yoars semi annually ' C llcntaU tel Forest Lake. tho FORT LAUDERDALE ance $ 5 0 0 .0 0 with 8% inter­ with 8% inter­ FOR SALE—3 acres \<i mile South DAILY NEWS—It covers Brow­ R. L. ROBERTSON est. est. semi-annually. First St. about % mile out city WANTED: 3 good carpenters. Ap­ ard County thoroughly which is A nminli* T fS ip lf lltm m IS Acreage limits with residency and fruit ply S. T. Hunt, corner Union and one of the most rapidly growing (change trees with—1,000 • orange. Stock Elliot Ave., Mayfair. V sections on the Florida Coast. 120 acres of truck fnrming land located about one nnd oneGroves ready for budding, all for $2,600, Samplo copy and rate card upon T:y Smith’s Barber half miles southwest of Oviedo. Most of this tract is high 37—Wnnted Help, Salesman $1,700.cash, 1, 2 years for balance. Houses request. B. •‘IT. Bankston, Sanford, Fla. gray hainmotk land with n few acres of high pine land. e, Rent Shop for good barber MAN with car to workTri"evenings Fifty-five acres haVe at one time been clcnrcd. Price Stock from 4 to 6. Attractive propo­ DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — 17—For Sale, Houses Pensacola is beginning the $200.00 per acre. One-half cash, balance 1, 2, 3, years .with work. Ladies welcome. e, Miscellaneous sition for hustler. Give references greatest development in Georgia’s 6% interest. in letter. Write "Proposition” Care ial Estate FDR SALE; 5 room houso 2018 Herald. history; a half million dollar high­ Next to Valdez. irniture . Palmetto Ave. Immediate posses­ way to ihe gulf beach iust finish­ Bkeda, Trees re Wanted sion. Inquire first house Oak Hill. SEVERAL solicitors t6 work on ed; a t two million dollar bridge P lo lfc p tt! nn(* ^upplicH iund Right proposition across Escambia Bay started; 20—For Sale Miscellaneous forcommission. Poultry.'ftml E krs Is, Jewelers ■' right man. Apply at Herald quarter million dollar opera house under construction; two millions after 5:30 in afternoon. jf, oDecorating, S p ccIal’H tic e being »pcnt on highway; greatest Typewriters r.nd Supplies tO R SALE: Small stock1of groc­ 39-Wanted Situation, Female chance for live developers to get CO M PA N Y INCOMPOAATF.D eries, a bargain if sold quick, ■ W ant® * in on ground floor. Write Devel­ good location for filling station, Want^d Help, Female will sell or rent itore building with WANTED: Young lady wants po­ opment Department. The Pensu<EI5£SRs > sition as bookkeeper, cashier, fi­ cola News. Wantad^Help, Male apartment in back. Inquire Herald ling* clerk, general office work or Office. JOHN E. FOX, Representative Wanted Help, Male or switchboard operator. Phono 552. TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, Fla. Thousands read tho clas­ 120 South Park Ave. ■Wanted Help, Salesman FOR SALE: Complete meat m ar­ sified pages of Florida’s Great 42— Advtg. Mediums ket outfit, including saws, block, Home Dally, rates 2 cents a word. •Wanted Situation, Male computing “ W e Cover Florida Real Estate Like the Sunshine scales and largo re­ 64x129 YOU WANT TO BUY or sell Minimum 25c, cash with ordor. ■Wanted Situation,Female frigerator. This can be had for DOanything? If so advertise in Write for compioto rate card. -Wanted Real Estate coat of accumulated storage char- the Gainesville Sun. E a«em exposure, corner ges. H. B. McCall, Oviedo, Fla TO REACH BUYERS or sailer* of •Wanted to Rent Florida real asUta advertise In OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales •Advtg. Mediums. MagnHia and Spurling. Ex­ FOR SALE: Fordson tractor, cable through the Xenia Gazette, Zen- tho St. Petersburg Times. One con* cant a word dally, two canta a won ia, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ equipment. Apply Graham. Lake unccmdhts cellent site for beautiful Forrest Hotel. trict. Want ad and display rates Sunday*. on request PIONEER PALM BEACH COUNTY — Tho home. AN UNUSUAL OFFERING t s and subdivisions 21—Sale, Real* Estate scene of stupendous develop­ A LITTLE WANT AD IN The :tion. Lafe Burger, HERALD will bring you in big ment. Read nhout it in the Palm Hdg., Orlando, Fla. J. E. SPURLING, stft-dlvislon results. Advertise those old a r ­ Beach Post. Samplo copy tent on Priqed $2500 with Rest uiul only available BUSINESS SITE at Lake specialist. Subdivision to Or- ticles you have stored away and terms. al Notice ,an.do*1 Florida, and F l o r a have no uso for. A little thirtyMonroe, fronting Dixie Highway. Near railroad Heights, Florida on Dixie Hlgk- ccnt ad may bring you several ADVERTISING gots results if ,i Mitchell’s offico is war. reaches potential buyers, l’aSOI Pdlmetto Ave. dollars. Phono 148 nnd a repre­ nnd loading station also new power plant of lutka Daily News is circulated iri sentative will call and seo you. F ° R,SALK: 2 lots in Sanford an industrial and agricultural sec­ Southern Utilities. Heights Park Ave. $3,500 each, Brooksville—New York, Tampn tion. __________ _________ _ lerms. 5 lots Sanford Heights Pal­ and Brooksville syndicate, planning I FOR HIRE 0 SERVICE Da metto Avo. $3,000 each, terms. 4 ten million dollar development pro­ MORGANTOWN, W. VA., peoplo aro interested in Florida. Each leets all trains. Bai lots Plnehurst $1500. Terms. Eider ject nt Weekiewnchie Spring and of them through a classified ad Phone 651 and 63-\ and Lovell. along Weekiewachie River. Lake Monroe i« sure to grow in the Morgantown POST. Six f & SONS FOP. SALE: Complete meat m ar­ cents a word for six consecutive 22—Sale, Furnitue Inveatigate this today. ■Drire It. . . ket outfit, including sawn, block, issues. 1 2nd SL at R. R. computing scales and large re ­ Price and terms reasonable. Our prices are right. Cash c frigerator. This can bo had for THE MORNING JOURNAL is tho ■ r>~—Autoa, Sale terms. Wo want your business cost of accumniatcd storage char­ accepted want ad medium in Realty Co. END Alii.K USED CAK{» * Sanford Stovo & Furniture Co. ges. II. B. McCall. Oviedo, Fla. Daytona (Fla.) One cont u word ro rt Fordor Sedan. . ________321 h. Firs t St. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— an insertion. Minimum 25c. Ford Coupe. Rend in your *u*vicrlption to the 316 First National Bank FOR SALE: Baby’a carriage, moi Tribune or hand it to your local ADVERTISE in tho Jourr.al-llcrFord Touring. of "WWr with rubber tires, r 214 E. FIRST ST. ald. South Georgia's greatest -i Sanford, Fla. dealer so you can read Florida’s ■Ford 1-ton Truck. voreible body In Kood condi’tlo greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, newspaper. One year, I. W . P hillips* Sons W. R. SMITH, MGR. Classified W 11 seU for 416. Mr $8.00, 6 months, $4.00, three months weekly and Sunday. fe Bros. Sales and Service $2.00. If you deniro $1,000 Insur­ rates 10c per line. Whycrosa Jour­ FIm ° 3bornc’ corncr Highland Oak and 2nd St nal-Herald, Waycross, Georgia. ance policy add 75c to your order. $500 under |r Market Value » y. 131 feet on Celery Avenue At Willow Avenue $4,500. Terms H . S. LO N G , Mgr. f ~ Rooms 9-10-11 Ball Bld| I Phone 657. One Phonograph Record—or One Sheet of Music ftEALTY Hrooksvitle—Third new hotel td he b u ilt here, nt cost of $160,000. Purely th , rUif .Moore—Pirates. Eddie Moore, native Kentuckian rerguaon—Senators T AT I undoubtedly will bo Manager Me’ hechnica choice for the second kees " a II x X N‘ W York VanH fl I base work in the world’s series, pitcher'was p f e ^ b y ^ c h ^ Mn«.th£ l t ,e i,ri' Iiant Johnny Raw­ rltufi V 1' " •th<? aeas°n to conrer,il,enl cougl the Giants-Yankees tribute four vlctorie;. in the atre?- ,erioU4 ‘'ouhlc. clash’ v r,1°rt„°,f ,l?aa ^een injured. 1 Rawli ngs , will be unable thcir Pennant drive, fl" lost now w,lh to play | 1 again this season. i“" S ’ °i"Ce’ l.° Philadelphia, in that cr~*°te ,hat i» pl< i • K,l' A v®teran of only five m."[,ion » nan Moore came to tho i»i . in xensona in tho majors. Ferguson lwo’f°kl «cti 1923 from Atlanta und1 iratca was usjhI 27 year, „|dt h.l(, j,tU; heals tho Inflamed at shortstop in aIx the I**® in ht.4 record with i hihlu germ growtl |following year he gainea n„ a aiul was utility New York to warrml\ \ “J Of afl known dr pluyer, ranging from “ «»«* K l^ “r dC; , th« stimulation ^ ogaired by high m, (third nnd the outfield Hia hitj plonshlp play he proved n onoot 11,0 «r'“ **t ting makes him u wo ..jrth y member j asset to Ilucky liirrl.* s PcriUtent couglu i of any club. [. and so fur thisIns 1924 he b a tte l .350 i corn*. If0 took some of burden of 7orrai of ,hroat ,ro s?n attained Iright hand flinging from the .fin.il f on.u i,u- *« additio an average of 8ea„ .320, Moore was dera of Walter J o h .W I , ' V a,in« dements ^wl out of nction „t the tiime Raw lings1 }ey Covcicskie, comln! *! !* J ’ the infected memb was injured and Firesco Thompson, jb'gtor. at a time when John. w " irrit*lJon and laflai a youngster who wa« with the P out because of injuries h H“ creosote goes on to laces a l *tart of the scasoi . rguson was tuir i ,,, aorbeil Into the bl«>< was recalled from ul.e Western ' field, New t,.r “° rn , 1° Bloom- of the Iruuble sad league in time t.. u to take up the sec- j picke. un bv .h^‘yv °?d wns flrat of the germs. ond base burden, fielding / P- by' ' f' nk®®» in 1917. Creomulslon Is g -•-J? and b a t- , After four b,it lacking lv.V | r,“ r ,ln tho minora lory in the freain hddie had ha,‘ b e sg Playing second, Conn., Toledo ,» H-’Plueport, coughs aud colds, but when Rawlings niauo a re- ho wa recalled in Cl,tyf troacjli,“ *“<1 oth« markable showing in tl1,0 N^ w York j the next. season nu *• - 1 and traded lory diseases, and b series which really dec'ided Boston. Fergu-1 log up t^e svstcai Y r* J , , ,e ,on w®»t buck to the Yankees on Money refunded If a pennant, he went to right field.! a deal curly this ,, year and came not rvUeved mftrr J® I* “ I years old an j bats and to Washington by tin* —'' waiver route in August. $875.00. Terms. Lot9, Block 13, Tier D, I SU CCESS (W e’re L istening) JUE llA ltU IS 410 8anfard Ave. 8snford, Fla. NOTICE TO ALL CONTRACTORS Sanford Grove, it “““•""'•'ST',*! e filled the bases Barnhart— Pirat to see Meadows I eckinpaugh—Senators, id strike out Ruel * n f % ! i i!h fy .Waahington in one am came to tho » f ^ big trades of baseball,’Romen on and two ■ Sssri s L ? CkinpaU* h’ 8hortstoP «nd trikes and a ball i 1 ! ^ manager, became the • ■le.h.,1 « . M e leading hllteY.'......... * » of ,tbo Senators’ ma'aT g am ntW0 rUns / H° "l,rnetJ, wlth Pittsburgh ns a chino of inner defense and covered ail game. tree ngent in 1920 and later wasi w,t.h Ki°ry in the 1924 « big hole, man- released to Birmingham only to be worlds aeries afte r somewhat of n fiht St,rike3’ ? ^ “ ,Ie<l on Au«f- 16. In 1915 and a failure in a similar series when of Rice, always twL° J’®0™ thereafter ho was ave ua the needed « i lh f t? P r®derick team in the ; v - S s i M ? * * ? ' „ ■ I RidKc League, then with MeBorn «t Wooster, Ohio, on Febll.acnd C o v e le s k ie .^ 0f®r :a "caao«:«fMi in 1U18 and• 2 a £ J * J V f e k,nP*«ih game here. T h e'n he, P,u.y®d independent ball in to Cleveland in his enrly youth and ®k, strained some P®n4n »ylvania and New York State, began playing hall there, Napoleon to ho in shape." J\.n ,J ce occasions since coming to Lajole was a t his zenith then aSd I-------------- the Pirates B arnhart has been he becamo young Roger’s hero al­ though then little did he think that one day he would play beside him. Developing into n star on n high school team, Pecklnpnugh was signed by Cleveland at the age of nineteen, but was farmed first to New Haven in the Connencticut ‘ ;« ) o_w I .rP'Rbeo cam e,out of the Univer- C p ! 10rllindr lhon, t() Portland in WASHINGTON. rv., „ - sity of Oregon in 1915 and the fol- ed In ig o Cr L U ‘aKue’ Rccnl1i T T . '1?* ",f , , i "'«•>< look the . iL /v1. a rciriiliir tory.of the Senators over the Pit lc- lowing year Joined Portland of the 2with Cleveland, but in the *year Ui- laciflc Const League hut wuh re­ following “ Rajah," as he is called m«7Lh i r ir a ,t0" vorY c a lm ly marked contrast with th* hy. ‘ in leased to Tucoma before the sea- y tana almost everywhere, was steri-ison started. On July 28 of the cal .scenes of last year when —4 * »amo year ho was sold to PUt* traded to the New York A m erican pennant winning team* w... was n novel- burgh for $4,000 and has been with and captained them to an A»u.ri. tn® National Capital. „ ..___ ‘ho.I’lratea since that time. There were crowds about dow big batting year in town scoreboards, and others li registered .350 In 150 ened to tho details o f the gnme over home radio sets, but the hilari­ Russell—Penaton, ous npirit was lacking. To mornl courage as much n> ooffT\Vn,nM i?.CT ern seemed f ° r thou"nnda. Sw«?l hta"iS nbllity Alim R u. m II 'Washingtonians to be < ways and means of seeing one of IS jL ff — «» PI“yc«l h ere."D e­ Twice (While with the New York sirable seats in the Washington haiebnll park aro to be obtained Americans he was incapacitated ! only from scalpers, whom muddIv !,y a id lin g arm nnd another »®ema unlimited: These scata iro Vic Aldridge, a big righthander, time by partial paralysis due to i hna been a successful pitcher t h r i f f I ^ rCd tf ° r Price" mnn>' d m L throughout hia mujor longue ea- h ! r * . f ,ot. cau,e.d b>- « hall strik -' • The doctors W n n f ” va,u®. running in some instant.es well over a $100 for tho rver. In three years with the Chifor Russell In ttiree games. either rase, but he fought: on with l,!in n C ii hi° ^ on I17, 8«mca nnd grim determinatioi «r.d■ finally » S.Ut ? f.fown, fans aro buying tho i . uh !r.md u triaclub, in 1017 an'1 won back to health bulk of the tickets sold by ho iniV LM8 iwi the same winning scalpers. Local h u iin ct. firms arc Bix and losing the same in the first Born in Baltimore, Md baying others for their out of town year and losing ono in his yecond J 1’ Russell had his first proconnection*. A few thousand un- season before being ent to Los Y oJkT ! with thu Now rtj.erved bteachedor standing room tickets will l>c offered at tho pari; cuo Mo‘ wiu'oh tai nJil *thm°by^th« coch day for thoae who are suc­ cessful in storming the fort nnd surviving the crush. Above Is Joe H arris who clouted a circuit drive in his firs t time at U t in I he opening game V^dm-.tlay. H arris played centerfjeld, displacing Me Nr illy, whose hitting fcas not been up u> par tide season. MEAT MARKET S ------- - B rief Sketches Of Contending H it Home Run WIGHTS—Three stations, nolla and Second. F irst am Sanford Avenue and 10th i ' Expert service. i i I I n n o tt th® young S Jfff* * r V>ngue ,n ■ steady ^ h f^ m and there could be no doubt 7rl^'ch"4"on,rh°pn1„,’ioTO.h'> LOST: Car tag, ... . __ _ No. G. 40638 on Lake Mary or Country Club road. Please return to Coca Cola Bottling Co. f SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Successors to Glllon 4k Platt ITEWART THE FLORIST* 118 Magnolia. Everything ajaeFlowers .o r all occasloas. trteaL Phona 422. Electragltb 814 Myrtle. Phone 260-W iN V ESTii: CITY REAL ESTATE LICENSE CANIY’8 d r u g s t o r k Tarpon Springs—This place to have new 9128,000 high sehool. W. H. LONG 28—Plant, Seeds, Trees Sanford “ ""‘ "'I P H D CLARKK RATES LOANS Summary: Tr“ynor. stolen bases, Granth*i"i Bigbee. Sacrific*, Judge Double plays, Peck to Judge, Gran­ tham (unassisted). Struck out, by oa 10t< Cuy,cr 2, Barnhart 2 gw rfdays!," ° Be ° f hl* rem ark*b,y H « k y la Delighted ¥ *9,: m ttn a t the end. Herald PROFITS MagnoTTa at Second. St! Home runs, Joe Har © T S ® * ® ZPmSS 24—Lost, Found Selected with re f e r e n c e d LOCATION „7r * fal rank* I n ^ I i a u V ^ ’1 T o ta ls ..........30 1 5 27 14 ~< x Ran for Smith in 8th. xx Batted for Meadows jn.8th.. Score by innings: ' Thursday’s wJ&Pa&gt 'ik' 1 2 1 3 . 0 0 1 6.1 0 0 15 l 0 1 5 0 0 0 1 0 o o 0 2 0 0*0 l 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0 0 A B A R f f i . '" 1 “ SARANAC LAKE. N. Y . Oct. —C/P)—Christy Mathewson, “Big Six" of baseball, and president and p art owner of the Boston Braves, d l * here a t 11 o’clock last night. Death.' according to his physician Dr. Edward N. Packard,- was due to tubercular pneumonia. Until By GEORGE McMANUS GING UP FATHER Steadfast tu fa ilin g q u a lity ed for Chesterfield the confidence o f A v r . H a^ e a. h e ^ sR t .* A.t> LO M C, i'M TH E C L E « < HERE. I'M CO H M A v *bE E THA.T T H E ejtLL*3 1 A.R.E1 p a i d m r. V JH T OIO Y O U TVIROV/ TH A .T MAN O O T ? H E C O U L O K T PKY HPb e>tLl_ • taO 'THACV.'iJ T H E V7ACT l HAN D LE. , ’e h : S O R R T •5 U T l I'LL. H A N /E T O TRO LK bLE. T O U T t o o : __ With each Five Gallons Gat Grey T u b es______________ $2J« Red Tube*_______________ $2.40 JUNE’S FILLING STATION 1113 Sanford Ave. Sapford, Fla. HILTON’S nA iinr.ii m o r 113 Magnolia Avo. * 4 Firat Class Barbara Special Attention Given To Ladlea and Chlldraau Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First National Bank Bids. Sanford. ------------ Florida Why waste your time run­ ning around looking for a good Investment? Let ua show you how you can in­ vest your money and double it in the next thirty or sixty days. We have been in the real estate business for years and are glad to say we have the finest listing* and tha best values in tho State of Florida. COME AND INVESTIGATE Owners are urged to list their properties with oj for better results aaJ quick action FULTON, INC. Broker* Pei! Estate Develefer* Prea*et#fl» Seminole Hotel k M riM T obacco C* �HERALD, | > nU l Another W n iiiiiiiiiin iu i ALLEN I ' . 111. Auction SllM Mril. tlrttl k«l«U < • ■-/ Wr am **v»»au**Wr? tucafrd'In Hanford * * " Wedding Ring* Made Over in Platinum — -----------3 3 = ^ V J out 'Changing tho Original Enn Pictured, ny Offer g Efficnbtration QUICK s e r v ic e v business eould be successfully run without the application of sys­ tematic business methods. They feel that women, who have pro­ gressed in i o many directions, should be more ready to apply to their osvn special activities the methods which men have found good. ^ . . These methoda- have madr for success in running everything masenlihe from a carpenter-shop to a railroad. Why not anolv them in conducting their housework; that they get into a rut and stay there, uuing things as their grandmothers uld, instead of taking advantage of the various improvemients and aids which modern science and invention have placed at their disposal. ■“ ‘ n humblest artisan would not us itwvor tools in his shop. And no wide-awake business man would equip his office with makeshifts and get along with them”, just because his father and grandfather before E him had found them adequate to thefr needs. Yet many a house­ wife does these Very things In her home, usitift left-over* \and hand* me-downs in the way of utensils and employing methods of a simi­ l a r outworn type. labor, and are tiding it according to the latest improved methods and scientific discovtries. Vast, com­ plicated systems of machinery per­ form miracles utterly beyond the power ef the housewife in her kit­ chen. Sanitary measures are en­ forced a9 not even the most scrupu­ lous home-cann*r. can regulate them. Throqgb mechanical pro­ cesses sterilization is achieved—as ho amateur can possibly achieve it. And, through mechanical means of preventing oxidation, more vi*aminS arc retained than is possible in honie-cooiueg. Why,.then, should not the house­ wife utilize this splendid industry which saves her time, labor and re­ sponsibility, and makes it possible for her to give her family nourish­ ing, palatable meals, while permit­ ting her entrance to a wider field of activities! Judge J. V. Bourland, of Fort Smith, Ark., believes hds collar button holds the world’s record for long service. He has worn It ev­ ery day for 47 years. I t was made from a $5 gold piece given hi mby his wife, when they were I sweethearts In gram m ar school. ERADICATING TH E TICK TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Oct. 9. (A1)—Tick eradication work for. Zone 14, composed of Walton, Oka­ loosa and Santa Rose counties, and tho .m atter of seeking federal re­ cognition of cattle releases in Zono 2, Brevard, Osceola, St. Lucie, Okerhobee, Highlands and Polk county, will be the principal topica of dis­ cussion at tho monthly meeting of the State. Livestock Sanitary Board at Jacksonville, Friday, according to Dr. J. V. Knapp, state votcrl- A man, temporarily abandoned by bis wonten-folk during an emerg-' ency or vacation period, and left to depend upen his own resources in thi* matter of cooking, will instinc­ tively make use of the handiest means available for preparing his meals. Invention having provided Our grandmothers were compelled to do their own preserving, and SMnt long, hours of hard work and r l in the doing o l it. Much of the food they piit up spoiled, be­ cause they faejeed both scientific knowledge and . proper implements. But, today, great canneries all over Developm ent' B riefs ST. PETERSBURG — Chicken houses on one local street arc re­ modeled to be rented to tenants, according to reports received by W. E. A. Wyman, head of tho mu niclpnl bureau of sanitation. Situ rtion is'mighty serious, Wyman de dared. TAMPA—Thrco men and one women aro taken into custody by federal agents on a charge of op­ erating "taxicab" saloons. A rrest of four brings on free-for-all-fight. Liquor being sold from automo­ biles, the agents declared. dred and sixty two applications for examination by plumbers of Flnrda woro filed at the annual meeting of tho state board, held here, rh lriy were examined for m aster plumber certificates. -------DADE CITY—J. L. Smith, cmploye of Dade City Banner, wan killed when an automobile p!ung< Tucker, awnkened by couple who ed through the. railing of nn over desired , ta . bo. m&rried,'goes for a license and application blanks. He returned to find tho couple gone, TAMPA—Another "Jimmy Val­ and has not seen thorn since. entine" is found. Head jailer Whitoner, of the county Jail, unable to TALLAHASSEE — Professor open largo safe, seeks services gf Charles F. Hcrm, biologist, de­ A1 House, master trackman, mrv- c la re d th at the breeding of gui­ ing 50 year term. House easily per­ nea pigs may become a profitable forms "job.” industry. In Florida, says the Domocrat. WEST PALM BEACH—J. Tf Do Berry captain o f• ferry line, hold TAMPA—Lois * Alexander, 3 for shooting of his employee, Carl years old, is decapitated when she Lankford, attempts suicido by cut­ was struck by a street car. She ting his throat with a razor. was trying to avoid several auto­ mobiles. PENSACOLA—Chasing a chick­ en proved fatal to Rlehard Hardy, ST. PETERSBURG—Women del 52, a negro. He leaned over to look into a elevator pit a t a local egates to Spanish-Amcrican War hotel for tho elusive fowl. Tho Votcrnns’ Reunion fail in line at elevator descended across hla body, barber shop to lmvc their hair bob breaking his neck. KEY WEST—Four stowaways, clniming Portugal ns their native heath, were found hidden in an oil tank of a ship when tho boat nrrived from Havana. They hnd iicen without fowl nnd drink for ten hours. -------BRADENTON — County Judge FA FRT TRUE BY CON n o ; StMfTe.¥ /A R o u n d n* r i p ^ rt c kclxJlto-.?-•%( ■y count MIdzuno, who divides his influence in tho hinjoriy party of I1' , . UpPer House with Viscount «* ’Jn l°tC8t move of PrefW n Knt<Jf P.rc»«Fe* a greater In­ fluence of the Kcnkyukai among the Peers, by virtue of greater cop y a tio n with the Government nnd the support of tho Kenkyukai in a m i / t0 t,hc 8Ctlv,ties of .Viscount MIdzuno in not doubted-The Ken*.yuk" i present has 120 seats in the House. The members of the Kenseikai are reported tQ bo perfectly sat­ isfied with the Solectron of the five peers from tho Upper . House by LuT K?t.° °?,d W expect that with the friendly co-operation of ment will bo able, to override tho tho House of Peers, the Governoppoiitlon In tho coniitij? session of the Imperial Diet. SLAYS GIRL W IFE AND FLEES PENNSACOLA. Oct 9— U P IA special dia tch from Blountsensacola Journsl to­ - ------- -no nliegcd slaying there today of Martha Sexton, 19 the divorced wife of C .G . Barber who, after he is said to have shot her three times fled to a swanip. * now searching for him, according to tho report. CLU i T a FTER QUARTERS SCHOOL KIDS LIKE HEAT fire hazard in large manufacturing plants, and the posibilily of appli­ cations on a (• nailer scale is point­ ed out in a bulletin prepared by the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, in connection with th e observance of Fire Prevention Week, designated as Oct. 4 to 10. Attention of local citizen.* who are confronted with this menace ia directed to the precautionary measures outlined in the bulletin by R. W. Pearmnn, Jr., secretary of the local Chamber of Com­ merce. The paper, prepared by the n at­ ional officers is given in full, as follows: “One activity usually engaged. In during Fire Prevention Week' is tho din'.ribution of Inspection! blanks to factories.^ stores and oth-' e r business establishments. Sonic-' tinges these forms are immediate­ ly consigned to the waslo basket,' but In many inrCances a cnrofiiij check is made that the property! owner may know the true condition < of his plant with respect to firu! safety. . V | “The advantage of so-called self, inspections, according to the In -: surance Department-of the Cham-' her of Commerce of tho United States, is that they permit removnl of fire hazards before there has been an opportunity to cause dam­ age. In walking through his es­ tablishment. a bui'lpess man may easily Dass by a number of possiblo flro sources without notic­ ing them. With an inspection blank in his hand, however, on which a number of questions relating to various phases of fire prevention and fire protection are uskc(iH he looks at hi;' property from another viewpoint, considerably to hla ad­ vantage. . “A system tfhich in followed in r. number of industrial plnnta is to have fire" inspections mado wcokly by selected employes. Because no two mon will always note the snmo defects, ini'.iectors are some­ times changed from week to week. A customary plan is to have the reports mado by theao employes turned over to the master mechanic for action and later examined by one or more of the executives. Many cases are on record where closed aurinkier valves and other serious hazards have been discov­ ered through this mean,. Fire Pre­ vention Week is a good time for local business establishments iji sta rt such eyatams. The few min­ utes required' each week to make tho inspections will undoubtedly pay good dividends. "Co-operation oh the part of em­ ployes aids In reducing fire haz­ ards. They should be encouraged to report to their foremen any un­ safe conditions .which they nmv Falrhsven—Public schools with larger enrollment thU — J htletters ELLEN HOY, City Ti Select your lots in Pine Crest before the best are all taken. Rea\ Bargain Prices. Britt-Chittenden Realty Co,l*, 210 E. First St. ‘ I’OII S A I.R — 1’itre - l ir r il O r r n i n n I>ol|r . !>„*, l l o r r b r l No. tSM OO , . o n o f P r l ^ r r l l u t l e r lin y N I n r n n x r y F a r m N». -tHflOQl. N o w r e a d y f o r p ay er, fu rn lah ed a lu m in a f l n r . t . t r a i n of f i n r h r e k f o r SIOO a r t . h im . C. J . C a r e S a n f o r d l i e oom" and* C h ild r e ALLEN BRENT t i n K. I n n a S l r e r l , H anford. F l a . i n i i i i i i u i i i i i i i H , JACKSONVILLE—South Ccorgia plans to feed Florida's popu­ lace to a grent extent in 1926, says a despatch from tho Florida De­ ----- ---- —- • - iik-h., [••mkltiK lln ii.i,. i i g c velopment Board. Information is 'urm. tes.ooo.on being compiled now regarding just Heal eatnto owned n| what will be needed, it was stated. L aw ful reserv e wliti S S H "*•ail i i u i i n u i n n Fancy Yorks For the best quality in style and fancy gro­ ceries and a complete Hnte in fresh fruits and vegetables. Our delivery service has no equal—'Try it. *■ ' * l ’ ' Ij . ‘ , Small Hard Heads Tempting Suggestions «** int it was he Schools ldard ones, itake, howto obtain nit egarding the if -the state, tat she had Florida were them of the :ed clippings d customs of line State, j of a tcachlat she could pgrences. One wo rdf of tho a misspelled, ib in charge jjrtment. She b o communf o f the most u n d pnrticBddents of Horn Florida. Hd, speak of ■o so far as about the fments, ** .' l|V ’ • *1 Extra fancy fresh Cranberries. Fresh Pan Cuke Flour. . Maple Syrup On the Corner of 4th St. and Sanford Avenue The Big New Front. Phone 660. Fancy Cornichons PHONE 39. Comer Palmetto Avenue., and First Street Florida and W estern M eats—Grocer•*: * * • **4 ‘1 „ - _ * * “ .!*» > .V ' . ies and V egetables—Chickens, P lenty of Them —rFish Round and Loin S teaks, per lb 410 Sanford Avenue P ot R oasts of Beef, p er [La.; Oct. Of— p been used to evil in cotton . arsenate and is being tried one to control ids of dollars ers if the ox- 10c to 15c No. 3 Garie Small Hard Heads OTHER CHOICE CUTS OF MEATS AT PRICES THAT M E A IT’S A GREAT FEELING Three Tim —to know thut when you have made a purchase that you have Rotten the most and best at the lowest price on the market. That Is what you get at A. & P. STORES. ie finest :nig Apples from VirI sold cheap tiel, by peck located cornue and 1st 1 get them. S ultana B rand 1-2 Lb Can A .& P . R egular AMERICAN BAKERIES COMP; t t r ........- 4 1 0 Sanford A venue Kurnlturo an I fix Sweet, T ender 2 No. 2 Cans Not Found in Every Grocery Store Complete assortment of CKase and Sandbourn’s famous coffees and teas, ^ Whole Wlieat and Graham Flour French Peas, French Sardines, French’ Mushrooms, French Anchovies, Chinese Bean Sprouts. k Water Chestnuts, Bamboo Shoots, Choe Mein Noodles ■ d e a l Iteacrvo lU nk .......- i! ““ ‘ rom "<«,on<u national banks uanki ■aukitrn and trust coni pan lK -...... I ami la Item l |) CUy ° r t"W" 11 and 13 1i 1 A Rim & 1st St. R IC H Exceptional 3 B ars H and Size BRE MATCHES A&P Brand—Big Box •Fresh daily from your Grocer Drive In (tits, Oil, Tires, Accessories, A. D. ROSIER Pilsbury Best WE DELIVER ‘f o t / l * ° U* Phnne 447-iY.* Sanford, Fla, • e r i i i i e a t M of d c p o . li S tate , c o u n ty , o f o t | lor of u .a o t* of th U b a n k <'th*!r tlniu dopnulti! Uoitrt! Having.! depoHlt T o ta l of tim e dep< I t r n i , 3*. 31. 33. a n d it) 3 That Piggly Wiggly Bells nationally known goods at lowest prices and that-thi not followers of prices but makers of prices. There aro lots of reasfths wH lions of people trade with Piggly Wiggly every day— » " -I MADE BY THE l l r m n n i l , U | i ,m I I , ( o l h r r fkn f d e p p a l t a p a y a l i l c «• Plumbing Calls ^or . WILL PLEASE YOU— ANDfGROCERY BARGAINS LOUISVILLE, Ky.. Oct. 9.-G Hudson—Contract awarded for —Forty-five thousand of this city’s population refused to join in the building cement sidewalk on south universal petition for cooler weath­ side Apalcy Street. ___ er and the end of the drought. They were the school children, who were given an added week of- vacation on nccount of tho unseasonable C apital .tu c k paid In__Hurplun fund .......... • "* Undivided p rofits lleanrvo fo r tu ie a and Inlrr, r W H « “ ,r ro !!1 pxpoimea paid c>r cH‘ o u ta u n d tn checks o u lslam lii T o tal of Item s J5 and Z A Y Ghelsea—Sections of Y *M. C building being repaired. FIRST NATIONAL BANK SEBRING — Frank Randolph, city marshal, is held fo» alleged promiscious shooting a t gathering of negro lodge workers. Four were L /M ts " puJ h e r . ° ^ ? NL ° C« 9— ( ^ - M e m ­ bers of the Ham Bone Club, a London resort of artists and writers*. *r® in ae» ^ h of a homo where mey can in peace and quiet pur­ ST PETERSBURG -A n auto­ sue their avocations. They plan to apringtielu—urcck homo and mobile climbs the curb of a street ,h» stablos, on Round Hill, to make Constructed by masters, to battle nnd knocks J. A. Stephens from a M l of’p r u S ! V" " “!0 bench. The car was driven by a way for large apartm ent house. disasters. Dunlop :s best in every way and built in the U. S. A woman. IV?r.^!!TOP CONDITION op T| | | DADE CITY—Residents of east­ ern part of Hernando threaten to »* T H U VI ATIC secede from county because needed O F UU9INK.1S improvements ure not produced, snys the Florida Development Board. Cash In v a u lt and n Amount dun fro m T H C :' were ihotogrnph of picted elderly ing men anil i,of the “flap­ ’ type. Some lk at; others City Licenses now due on every fession for which a license is rer bo paid promptly. , ' KNOWN FACTS for disposal et. 9.—(/P)— jls, arc well 'the 1925-20 I of workers f Public In­ i’ yet a vivid extraor, ved from (l those seek- A Substantial Jew eler In 116 Magnolia Are. O U R S A L K S ’ F o n r i! A U K K X P K K T S ‘ W e O a a t a a l e e H a tU f n . tl n n I t ’y n a h a v e P r o p e r t y T « * » ^ a » I d —- I d ^ t I t w i t h w p a d h l a a l» Chop Suey Sauce, A -l Sauce, Mint Sauce Honeymoon Limes and Mints—Five fruit jiuce. Rose Lime Juice. TIIEA-NECTAR^Fincst (luulity Drangc— I'ekoc —India—Ceylon—Mixed : 12c Ptef: 23c REI) CIRCLE Rich In Aroma nnd Delicious Tastiness, lb, a aubjuct to Itesorvc, Prattlow's Pickled Peaches; Tickled Pears: Fruit Salad Richelieu Coffee Blue .Valley Butter b a lle d N latra d rpo alla If you re particular about the kind of plumhinj? you want in your new home, or the new kind of plumbing w a r L oan dcpo*lt acct o la b u rtln K o fflcera T o ta l ........ ' ....... S tatu• of R.m'jnola, t , Fj,lorid*. >. 4C ounty of i?vin 1111110 , — .— --------- J.334, 213! J(j i.anbknAwl.dae a ---'-mnly awear that tha to the best n»fned bank, do., aolon mat the tnt ■bovn> abovo ,«V«"£m,lr?-, atatem.nt I.oftrue of my C orrect—A it.a t; H. A S u b s c r ib e d a n d aw or O rtottr. m s ,orI ^U34. Notary Public. in your old home— call A. D. Rosier for an estimate. demands pure nutritious foods. T o have pure^easily digested bakings use Calumet. Every ingredient officially approved by U . S. Food Authorities. Pig Tongues A. & I*. E lgin Crennfe:*y Finest Quality N. Y. State Finest Quality Full Cream, PURVIS & WILCOX A. D. ROSIER H E . U K S T A T i;— 4- IN V t S T J I K M I C A u i m Dorsey’s Bread, ^tone’s Cakes 277—PHONES—278 If It Is Good To Eat We Ha r THE WORLD'S G R E A T E S T m k i n g pow der /UST AROUND THE C O ^ N F F FROM E VERVRpD>( GET RESULTS BY USING HERALD WANT ADS �: . nu AFTER ALL, WHAT IS WEALTH? At .rare interval* iirthe pages of American history thjre maybe found an outstanding personality. It la in the stones o f men who, in their several professions have been gifted mentally and physically for the performance of the thoughts and acta which have brought them fame, the power of whose personal megneUsm raised them above their fellow men to a commanding, exemplary height, and who, having attained p— oir wjitort t m » . price* on the HooL BT ARTHUR BRISBANE (CopyrtKttt ____ AS YOU travel across this coun­ try. from one oc®*n to the other, reading newspaper*, light houses of information and warnihg, along the way, y«*'i *n touch with the world. The Pueblo Chieftain, published in Colorado, C90 feet above tea lev­ el, and read by healthy people, gives information annoying to cor­ poration owners, convinced that the people haven’t enough brains to do anything for themselves. greatness in the eyes of mankind, continued to mould their Uvea to fit the unsought mantle of idealism they had gained. C a r m t. m tjr 'W K Irt ilM * They were men whose habits and actions compelled the rear respect and admiration of the youth of a nation, ever suscep­ All wiU'iI m tible to the appeal of character and sportsmanship, a respect U w h ars tu t which is crystalized in that inild form of idolatry, hero Wl rate® w r*« tiTI worship. lT»o list is not long, but among the names found therein r»« are those of Andrew Carnegie, Stephen Girard and Theodore Roosevelt. PONCA CITY, In Oklahoma, W iraJ'n rs In. with 15,000 population, it free from Another is Christy Mathewson. -i taxes, buy your house and that’s ipw.lil ---------------o-------------- # ( •a karat n are •ISS the end of it. No tax gatherer FRIDAY. OCT. •. ? • » Metropolitan Corruption ^ ' Mb » w i . av® eb , Scweww o e ' f o S K i W M S aT s V r a M ' about Wo have hfe Tf»s The op» \ ratetl from L sa « T ie r *? o p | entrance, Soj Exclusive on ■Osteen on 1 and Canal. ?85.00 per v 3 i m e n t, bal comes around. And it’sa simple, as O. P. Callahan, Ponca’s mayor, will tell you. The people of Ponca City own their light and power depart­ ments, managed with the munici­ pal waterworks. Profits on the city’s Baht, water and power plant is sufficient to pay all taxes. How does that impress you ? And please note that rates charged for water, light and power in tax-free Ponca City are lower than in oth er places where citixens pay taxes, and alio enrich public service cor­ porations, privately owned. T H K HBKALDU rL A T ru s s It seems that Westerners are up in arms over conditions lJtk «p tr tu t« rut* $• J e d tw existing in New York City. The Board of Public Morals of i,—CosatroctUs of M. Jsfcs*-I«- the Methodist Episcopal Church has charged that the east­ ern metropolis is positively corrupting the west. In a signed d isr (Urar email statement the board declares: “New York is the home of the American theater and it is promoting the cofruption of the drama by the importation $— A u g m ^ tlaf of building pro- of European ideas of ‘art’. Indeed, New York is going P™* h o tair a p srt^ n t Europe one better; it seems to be specializing in profanity, blasphemy and nakedness. It Is useless to say New York I__Bi U m Jmi of itn e i psflnrf »r®cannot stop this, for it succeeds in doing about what it THE DENVER POST, property I^ L C m tr ittU m of W sletard wants to do. It drove public prostitution off its streets. of “‘Battling’’ Bonfils, seems to It can drive filth off the stage when it gets ready.” spread over Western America like a e f ° d t i beantiflciA friend of ours who recently returned from New York fog over London, from Kansus City tells us that ’he saw a number of shows and did so without to Albuquerciue, and tells you-ev­ « f , sc h o o l I j i t a * Mi far Ineresatd fa yiensing any undue corruption of his morals. He admitted erything with an emphasis that irilk effete Easterners. profanity—blasphemy, if you prefer, for after all, there is Jara Bonfils, under his slogan “It'p a BIBLE THOtJCHT FOR TODAY scajecely any difference—in one or two well known dramas, privilege to live in Colorado.” gives PROCLAMATION OF PEACE; but very shockingly insisted that he didn't hear anything ou the full text of PEMldent Cool—Glory b« to God in the hlg Ige’s speech before the American that he hagprt heard before. and’ on ssrth peAce, good will Legion convention. He tells of ad­ He aiao admitted that in at least two revues which he ward man. Lpk* 2: 14. - ? mirers giving the President a “two PRAYEB>—Our loving Fathar, had seen there might have been a degree of nakedness, but gallon cowboy hat, sjxe 7 1-8— we thank Thee for; “Peace, per­ he did not think that even the most lecherous could have called “two-gallon” because the fect peace, our future all un­ sAtn anything salacious in that. The naked were very beau­ crown is big enough to hold two known ? Jeaua we know, and He la gallons. In the Praisdent’s case it on the throne.” . , tiful and artistic, and our friend is not an artist either. would be two gallons of water. * Of course we are not in position to judge the accessibility THE OUTLOOK FOR PROSPERITY STEPPING HEAVENWARD of eastern corruption to western morals, but it does seem to THE PRESIDENTLJtopes that NEW YORK TIMES Step by atep.the M atter leada me, money now spent on war, pre­ us that if the western boys really do not want to be cor­ much In atrange paths I never trod; paration and material^, “to hire The symposium of opinion on th e . which they could not pay. The exrupted, they need not be. If they think the theater of New men Step by atep I follow closely, ' to build fleets add carry mus­ - the - way that leads to God. York is wicked, at least they can stay at home. There is no kets” will be used in .“tfie making business outlook which The Time?1Prpssion “frozen credits” came to In the characteristic symp­ law which brings them'to New York. of good roads, building better publishel on Sunday was remarkn- describe tom of Western and Southern bus­ Sometimes through dark vales He homes, promotion of education, and As a matter of fact the training of the morals should bie for the unanimity of judgement iness conditions. It was largely leads me, all the other arts of peace. * that the genuine nnd nation-wide because of continuing agricultural Sometimes where '.he aun la begin in the home nny way. ---------------------- o-------------bright; *— ONE HUNDRED nnd fifteen prospertiy now witnessed in the depression that the so-called "trade 422 Unit,' Telephone Chinaware in i lains, Buvarian China make E The Ball I million nmens gr-et that pious wish United States is likely to continue. boom” in the Spring of 1923 had BURGLARS KNOW whose so short a life. and the President will work! The ... chambers ..... of , ,,commerce . _... It is hardly necessary to point through his term and through hit* 0Hlcers outlined the existing sltuthat re-enforced concrete—bomb-proof stcel-sni out what has changed the picture. . i n>tn. in t„ 1929 iooo t*n own spoke “Ju st on¥' #tep today," Ho whlsterm ubeginning o 1. ation . „ in their . , localities . »r locks cannot be broken through. You can w its) Lnst Autumn’s advance In grain Observinjr that the conHumption of cigarettes in the second make the wish a reality. He knows £>r !iUt, rtct5l »■ f?,r "Par* “ New prices from the low level of the wRen my heart o'erwhclmi with United States has increased from 15,000,1)00,000 in 1913 to however, that as we build a better 1 Lock Box in our Sata Deposit Vault—a veritable,'* fears, country, wo must always be p,e-i Great Lakes and the Gulf of Mex­ three preceding years—a result of hold—for |2.00 to $5.00 per year. Questions the unmeasured distance, 72,000,000,000 this year, we nre moved to wonder why and pared for anybody that would take ico. Even In what we describe in Europe’s crop shortage in a year if this increase is detrimental to the progress of our race. retrospect as periods of “good of American abundance—brought "Twlxt me and the future yean. Many argue yes and many no, and statements of doctors it from us. times” there would usually be one nnd estimated increase of $760,Ji)st one step and then another— and statistics prove little. Indeed it is difficult to say. the country 000,000 in the value of the five THE PRESIDENT can save or more sections 4% Interest Paid on Hating* Accounts With my Lord 1 gladly go; money on the standing army, on which ndmittedly did not share in principal American grain crops. A While you will find mnny successful physicians who Steadily progressing upward, the genera! prosperity. The reports full cotton crop of pre-war mag­ will tell you that nicotine is deadly poisonous and thnt when battleships that cost $60,000,000 published last Sunday did not tell nitude In my pilgtlmagv below. was produced, turning out each to start with, and gigantic used in even small quantities will increase the blood pres­ coast defense gunti that are obso­ precisely the same story of all in­ 30 to 40 per cent greater than the By and by, the hut step taken, dustries. Some are distinctly more damaged harvest of 1923 and 1922. sure tremendously, you will find just as many others who lete jokes, In the path my Master trod, anrhabltual smokers themselves.and very often those who A great fleet of fighting air* active than others. Hut there was South and West. the -farmers paid I shall resell <U>v glorious summit, rc- off th® bulk of their ••frozen cre­ ships, .... . a sufficient’number of sub- nowhere a jarring note in the , . ,, admit most readily the dangers of tobacco are seen smoking Of the way Umt leads to God. dits,” thereby regaining for future marines to welcome any troop car-! Por| s' describing depression in this * i vi—publisher Unknown cigarettes. seasons their normal purchasing riers or plnne carriers from abroad ^rii"c “ '"L . . . S a n f o r d .F la . Life insurance companies tell us that the death rate n small navy with light fast crui­ To those who have watched the power, while the county banks, now Hanford Invites permanent set- from all diseases except those of the heart has considerably sers, Is all this country need**, and course of events In American fi­ disentangled from the non-collecttlrment. nance and trade during the last nble loans that had eaten up a good S ( = > STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROSKE decreased during the past few years, while deaths due to coutdn’t cost much. - .. o ■■— few years this testimony cun have part of their resources, were able Build not for today or tomorrow, heart diseases have increased. They also tell us that heart WITHIN TEN years, thanks toirnu« ’d no surprise. Since the wur, to help in maintaining nation-wide but for a year from nyw. diseases among men nre more prevalent than among women, Ford nnd others, the air will be fulll™6 country has passed through easy money. —o-------while thoso among women of recent years nre increasing. of flying machines, as the ground stages of trnile inflation, deflation, The country’s trade activities Don't worry I The Senators had nnd recovery to normal, always fa­ to givo them som e encouragement. There are many who attribute these facts directly to the is now cuvercd with automobiles miliar on such oecasiotls, but which are reflecting this great change in ! cigarette. There enn be little doubt but that the cigarette and every Ford flying machine U this time have perhaps occurred in underlying influences. It has 5 arranged so thnt If necessary to found perhaps its clearest reflec­ The trouble about credit is, give had something to do with them at least. more rapid succession than usual. tion in the unprecedented volume defend the country it can carry a a man enough uf It and hu will But there are many who say that a quiet smoke fresh­ bomb and a quick-firing gun In The sweeping trade reaction of of general merchandise distributed ruin it. H>20 nnd 1U21 left the burden of by the railways during the last few ens the mind and enables them to work longer and bet­ place of pat'jngers or freight. readjustment unevenly distributed. months. Even a short wheat crop Fifty thousand of the Ford ter. They might be referred to such great men as Lincoln, We feel aure that new weekly Industries whose products were the “Indian Hocks Sentry” won’t Roosevelt, .Wilson, Greeley, Wellington, Tolstoi, Ruakin and commercial flying machines will rubject to a constant home demand has not impeded the industrial re­ We have two plans of financing soon be part of our defense equip­ if production this year has go ob the rocks. Whittier who were non-smokers. There have been great ment to take care of any invaders that was not materially effected vival; been 20 per cent smaller than in V -------- 0-------Your Home men among those who smoked, but the question is asked ns the rifles of th® early Ameri­ hy the trade depression returned *®*4, Jht? average price has been As n general rule the heavenly quickly to n normal status; this cans. used ordinarily for bears and ’-5 to 30 per cent greater, and the looking girls are no earthly good. how much greater might they have been if they had never 1st— We will lend you Indians, took care of King George hus been notably true of the steel past season s overage of agricultu­ —Tampa Times, That’s a dirty smoked nt all. trade and of others which were ral and non-agricultural products once. dig. These questions have at last, however, been shifted to kept actively nt work for new con­ has bee* more nearly in balance, as places of relative unimportance. Men no longer care wheth­ struction. But industries such as compared with the pre-war aver­ AS YOU see men eagerly read­ There la talk of * winter White growing, which had to com­ age. than at any time since the necessary to build a complete Jiomi? House in Florida. No better spot er the cigarette is harmful or not. They no longer stop to ing stock market quotations in the gruin pete with n hard-pressed outside war. East so you i*.*e them here rending consider how refreshing is the immediate effect of a smoke. could be chosen than on the shores stock market quotr.tiun*. Cows world, found it difficult to get on Possibly the most reassuring 2nd—If your home is already built wc will of Lake Monroe. They are not interested in the fact that Grant was an invet­ live sell for $4.50 a hundred pounds,” their feet again. fact of all in this industrial revi------- o----— < you a very substantial loan on it. erate smoker, and Roosevelt never touched the weed. There “on the hoof", “ennners and cut­ In the south, recovery was hand­ yal is the absence of speculation in llow long will it be before a Is a new urgument which sooner or later is sure to spell icapped by three successive sea ters," old aniuml? that have done he markets f,T? industrial products boulevard Is constructed around NO DELAY------------NO WAl their duty for yenrs, froni $2.00 Bons in which the cotton crop was I-sk® Monroe and a bridge is built the doom of nicotine, as fur as man is concerned. , th,S L, * moven'«nt has contrast to $.150\ Bulls bring $2.75 to $4.00. half ruined by Insect pests. All. of ed notably with such other . S l t r across to Enterprise?, Women smokers are becoming insufferable. They do it Prompt Service Guaranteed feeder steers” averag­ the industries whose return to periods ns 1919, 1915 t,nt| i.™ beautifully. The artistery, with which a woman taps a "Wyoming Call and let us explain our plan. Well known' scientist ask* |ier cignrette upon the case and lights it, is simply magnificent. ing 1,023 pound* bring $8.35, but a prosperous condition was impede,I is this fact, more perhaps than « “feeder steer” leadi* a dull life. had earned over from the specula-, other, which gives ground for ‘ 7 mission to wqigh congressmen's tivo period of 1920 a load of debt lief i\i continuing prosperty brains in order to test formula. Time was when boys smoked because they thought it would SCATTERED THROUGH news­ make men of them. Times have changed. Goth! Don’t embarrass them. columns you read of human -*t—*-o------— What, after a tour of the East and Middle West during paper HEINEN’S CRITICISMS weakness and crime. The whit©! Two killed* 107-109 S. Park Ave. Sanford, Florida. which we saw the carmine tinted lips of society's most prec­ wife of u Hindu husband is found I.OUISVILLE COURIER JOURNAL When gun exploded; ious belles puffing unconcernedly at cigarettes in theater, in murdered, no explanation. Nobody knew The thing was loaded. cabaret or wherever it chanced to please them! No, boys A Pueblo citizen, Andrew J.’ Park Capt. Anton Heinen, German Heinen was in charge. The ship who should have known better, Zeppelin pilot, la unrestrained in i (1. . , n . . — ■"..o— . ,- m Miiil no longer think it will make men of them to smoke. Boys brought a strange lady unmarried, his criticisms of Naval officials, was badly crippled. Its forwurd ”* * iir a iiia m i 8 Ba ila B a iai into his house, and in her presence whom he holds responsible for the gas bags had been torn out or abused his lawful wife and children. wreck of the dirigible Shenandoah, punctured. The German pilot, them. Now I* a good time for Thut will cost him $75 a nionth. The officers in charge of the air however, finally got the dirigible Hanford to get ready to catch the Almost everywhere, you find fool- craft failed to heed the danger under control, turned it into the overflow. teeth of tho storm, rose above it JUST THINK HOW many of your own friends arc in itb husbands. signals front the storm that were and finally returned the craft ta For u long time we thought it Florida and ypu will j?et some Idea of the appeal that part "shrieking out loud” und the re­ 1 HE GENUINE American crime duction of gas safety vuives from its hanger uftcr it had been given was too dangerous for an ordinary, of the country must be making to the country.—Spartan­ wave has not rolled out as far as eighteen to eight was characterized up as lost. peaceful citizen to fly in an air­ ” Ileinen came to this country fol­ this, however. A few bootleggers as "folly’* designed to “save heplane, but for purposes of trans­ burg (S. C.) Herald. lowing the Armistice to and hijackers shoot euch other in portation w* have about come to an amateurish way in Kunsaa City Hum and not lives.” These stric- pert advice to officers on S i ® * * the conclusion that it Is consider­ A PICTURE IS a poem without words.—Horace. and points West but they arc mere craft anil th m* ''?non.nel ot «“> »!* position was of n civiliin ca ably safer than trying to get any­ Sunday School teachers compared where on a railroad train. to their Eastern brethern. MY FAVORITE STORIES The feverish demand for' boot­ President AngeU of Yale said Ily IIIV1N s. coim leg poison that exicts in th® East, the other day that “the great dom­ a better rating 'in’the service! f* $250.00 to $500.00 Nevertheless, it is not irrespon­ him 44is not known in this superior cli­ sible Kn o w tie looks down npon inating purpose for which our colcriticism. It comes from u mate. J'ges exist (a to give tliu human They wero holding nn examina­ dolled rt-oni the shock. man trained in the making and American Zeppelin piluts, this is Worth Twice This Price spirit freedom, to make it more tion of aspirants for the position "Which?" he inquired softly. maneuvering of Zeppelins. It is only natural. When it comes to a NEWS FROM far away tells of backed by achievements not only matter of construction, ho is more fully alive,” W#ll, uiebby to, meb- of principal of a colored grade "Jeopardy." by so. “I believe you said “jeopardy" martial law proclaimed p, prevent' in th© neighborhood of Lake Con­ able to speak without prejudice school in Louisville. One of tho didn't —— —O' Wliat he nays of the reduction of you, auh?" said th© little Greek newspapers publishing un­ stance, but off the—— coast — J9L of Home mosquitoes arc so large in most promising candidates for the yellow man, still iparring for pleasant facts obout the Greek Gov­ Jersey. And when the gas safety valves hits a hard IH Captain Hei­ ernment, but who cares about that, nen £ si South America they ride lightning vacancy was u anmll yellow man, time. declared h© believed he could blow- at the blundering of Depart- 5 bugs at night, and Q quite u few ac who wore shiny gold rimm.d spec"Certainly, jeopardy, you know 10,000 fuel up in Colorado. have escaped the storm had he ment heads, whose tactics have ■ litltrita luipiM’fi on account A the tavlcs, and bore himtvlf with that! th® word don't you?” r‘ ■ . . , *» /' » ,,Too/w been in charge of the Shenandoah, been given much unwelcome pub-! 2 ^ failure to turn on the dimmers,— **f assurance which learning "Oh, yas, suli, fluently.” ! f U? S U N l?, rcfu**1 to he had an almost parallel experi­ Jacksonville Tim, *-Union. And {Sometimes imparts, “ Well, then, since you are futnib Pc m 2, ® tpo,°*y o th m 1 by Aus- ence to point to. nome of them nre road hogs, Lie, The superintendent of the pub­ iar with it. what is your under- , *?Uo* inIT ■" n»nck on Italy More than a year ago when the aren’t they? . nlK>Kwn• Austrian Hocialii-t Shenandoah broke away fr„m its lent of salt, they, nevertheless, de-i* lic school system of the city was standing of its meaning?” ' ■ 210 R. Fii^t St. Like a man preparing to dive. l’’. \ sounding the qualifications of this mooring mast and win carried out -erve from consideration, »C ‘T ,*.Lfor ‘"r they ln*y R e a lto rs . Just for dropping __ syntax from a great height Into. vast| ‘V n, a ' ln Mussolini s position U - e u in a terrific gale, C ap ita ‘^ ^ ^ 1 ^ " ^ ^ ! in T U8Wy conng a« bottle of pop person. Th® subject wut* depth * the candidate toon a deep I F u“l, be Particular about points of .Mid u fin®. ofP- r$1,* Chicago iuiii paid , the inquisitor would chnoso a word rJP i -----------a worn pV .................................. .. oou lln dropped R on the head of *t random fioni the lexicon und ap- praioth. Then gallantly he leaped| 3 ^ ° “ *dm ln int' n‘* ■■HP mg his finger at little busebdUf. umpire.—Jacksonville IpHcant Headlong: plicant would give hU his conception IK ea Contemporary Comment llftou,d.«0 n,,J when h© geU old Tinirs-Uniqn. vy© beard of imr»-Uui5L**jf^ o” 'in of It proper definition. I ••Well, sub” he started, “In re- Greece, or hamstrung Austria. ---------------- ----------------- j lh© traffic cops will not bother him I Loans man who got ten years Just fur Out uf a dear sky, so to speak, jldv question just propound­ MONEY AVAILABLE ■»--------------------opening a door for a tody, tie was tb® superintendent spied this one: ed, I should *«y that ‘jeopardy’ BUT FOREIGN affairs seem u t- 1 On© wny to find the dining room I Knoxville, Tenn., Sentinel. terly trivial. Even the news that! A yegginan and he opened a safe in a hotel u to tune your carl “Jeopard).” would properly refer to any act 1100,000 extra people crowded Into For First Mortgage Loans on Liberal Valuation 'B4*j* door for hi* Woman accainplic® } Tiu, Candidato froze stiff. Hi committed by a jeopard." for the soup— Arkansas Democrat Consult us first when in the market for fu«* I Pittsburgh, where $5 ticketi, sold j Tampa Tribune. . y . Jeyes rolled in his head ao he re He got tbo Job oo th® spot. , for $60, scarcely moves you. Train up a child in the way he I * 4 H -rv w ~ - Bttl where'er He goes, 1 follow, Knowing this, He leada aright. ,VJ lots $24$,00, Smoking {jfiminole (Jountoj MON E All The Money Title Guaranty & Mortgai &£!$£.JwlELrijS jcuirfw eH iSit”1' bw,UMthe |,“bil h“Hbccome alt0' Pine LOTS Bntt-Chillenden Realty Company, Magnolia A Second a. i*. connelly' & so n s �HD HERALD. any Mashers, Sez M is5 KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor TELEPHONE:—Rea. 4 2 * 1 Chuluota Upsala and Grapeville Personals ' Miss LeFits of Geneva visited Voile Williams was in Orlando, Mias Erma Carter last week-end. Tuesday. I * Raymond Cleibourne of Cler­ Mr. and Mr*. E. C.GoUon visitMr. and Mrs. Tyner took their ed in Tampa, Plant City and Bar­ mont visited the Tribble family, mother to Windermere Sunday af­ ternoon. tow last w e s t_____ - Mr. and Mrs. J. II. D t j u j J lurid* Epworth 11 meet, a t St. have rented their hom4, Fairview Ifclando. All are to J. H. Taylor.____ from the church Mr. and Mra. Archie Betts and Mrs. K. B. McCracken spent F ri­ (son Chapter of ■i the American day at Daytona Beach. !*meet a t 8:30 Claude Ogilvie of Ft. Myers will Alexander be the guest of friends in Sanon Park o’clock. Kislnem meeting in Auxiliary at plock. : Club VJU meet ra. Leslie Bryan .venue with Mrs. , E. Estridge as OR THE HOUSEKEEPER Potato Salad Ham Salad . r Combination Salad n Baked Beans/ , Cream P u ffs 1 Raisin Bread L Elmer *Lundquist of Holly Hill vjuted at the homo of his parents on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Beck spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Westcrdlck. ■4 Miss Eunice Tyner has'been In Arcadia for 10 dayi* a t the home of her sister, Mrs.\KrelL _____ , their guests^ Mr. and Mrs. Smith and "Mra. W. E. Watson arc of Toronto, Can., visited friends 'ted to arrive home Friday af- in Chuluota this week, s absence of several weeks. * Mr. Cole, a contractor and a is F lo Biahpp i will have aa newcomer, has recently purchased S o u se truest* for th e . coming several piece* of property here. 'eiu« Miss Christine Hood of He will build three houses soon, Jna>’ he announced. Mrs. August and Mrs. Archie Swanson spent Sunday afternoon with Mm E. F. Lundquist. Mrs. Bem_rston of Windermere spent last week here at the homo of her daughter, Mrs. T. 0 , TynMr. and Mrs. J. N. Totman who recently made the trip hero from the north arc living in the Whidden cottage. WjHp HR - - W i1 jM :■ JjM ^ \\l H 1 H Iti a Yv full line of Bakery Goods at all times. Iw -m 1 1r Routh’s Bakery \ . '■ Bean Salad 1'r--~:^ ' wife and Delicatessen u 106 Park Avenue. iiH iiiiia iiiiiiiiiiiiu iiiu iu n iiin m 1 -n' •- -V*-'r - £ r A ' * * 1- s. George A. DeCottes and The October meeting of the Pa> Samtiel Puleston attended the rent-Teachera' Association was Mrs. S. J, Weeks anif little son ton Show in Orlando Thursday well attended a t the school audiunion meeting arrived Monday from Gcirgia to the Methodist afternoon. Join Mr. Weeks at the home of his 1 sister, M m J. Bridgoman. S . J \ and their little daughter of St. Paul, Minn., Misses Risner and U • •' * Mrs. A. H. Lundquist and several Lindsay of Osceola, Jack Flint and ill meet a t 8:30 Mr 1 of the children of the Crystal Lake Joe Brown of Geneva, lymond Philips poultry club went to Geneva for the jnolio Avenue. A wedding of .cordial interest county meeting last Friday. daughter left Friday for their here is that of Miss Hazel Virgin­ Fred Swan of New York City Mae Woods! pretty Milwaukee miss earns her salt as a bootblnck. The home in Miami after a visit with ia Jacobs to Frederick Webb, the and his father, J. B. Swan of Bos­ relatives here. ceremony being performed in Or­ ton arrived Saturday for a visit only fault with the job is an over-abundant supply of mashers, Mao lando recently. Immediately fol­ With a purchase of $2.00 worth of Mrs. W. T. Langley, Mrs. Ned lowing the w tf ding, which was a t­ a t the home place on Twin Lake. lays. hostess. All Chittenden, Mr*. C. M. Fuller and tended only by relatives of the con­ groceries will sell 5 pounds best gran­ The Willing Workers held* a to attend are Calvin Teague spent Friday after­ tracting parties, the bride and pleasant meeting nt the home of ulated sugar for 25c. $3.00 purchase noon in Orlando. groom left on their wedding trip Elinore and Pearl Tyner on Thurs­ which includes several points in day. There were 13 members get 10 pounds for 50c. Friends will bo glad to learn the southern p art of the state. Mr. ^c* y present. It was decided for the that the small son of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Webb will make their Hawkins Connelly is much improv­ home in Orlando. A host of friends future to meet on Friday. GIVE US A TRIAL , f ' ed from his recent illness. here wish them much happiness. A triple birthday- inrty was givon on Thursday evening at the home ihta arrived here Mrs. R. L. Peck of Lakeland, UNIQUE RECOH1) GONE of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Lundquht the winter. formerly of Sanford is spending a it being the birthday of the host­ few days here the guest of her sis­ SANTA BARBARA, Cal., Oct. ess and the twelfth anniversary of S tu art of Long- ter, Mrs. Robert M. Grovcnstcln. idquist and the eight 0 —(/P)—One_oJf Santa Barbara Lawrence iek end with Miss LONGWOOD Mrs. J. N. Tolar will leave Sat­ county's most treasured documents eenth birthday of Bob Bolton. 408 Sanford Ave. urday for Washington, D. C., —a record of its only unanimous JAPANESE RADIO election—was partly destroyed in M. E.. Dooley and the earthquake, NOW OPEN ant last week-end TOKYO, IOct. 9.—(/P)—The pro­ • The transcript, which had been ceedings of the Diet, which here­ carefully guarded for more thnr. tofore have be«n something of n Clean Rooms------------Real Meals % 75 years, related that every quali- mystery to the general Japanese bnt.and Mrs. Frank Fashion tied elector residing fn the county public, will be given the people inday with Mrs. E. MAKE RESERVATION FOR YOUft ,y eve- cast hjs voto on April 1, 1850, and by radio, if the plans of a Tokyo AN ADVERTISEMENT . [the result was Z0 to 0 in fnvor of broadcasting company receive ap­ SUNDAY DINNER ; California entarting the Union and proval. p left Wednesday for IS TIIE SILENT* SALEMAN OF COMMERCE. F, for a visit of a few e Jones, i the ratification of the Btato const!lattyeti. RATS COST MONEY srsity of tution. . * » - # **M ,««** i i—I «■!«’ • ilklii ^ f l i ii • | I!i .'iO&btlfe. ; v_JLsal ±=t t i ^- - - ^==. r-riw— rj * *• _s. - w 4k •* <*- % ' 1 ~j ~~ ~ ‘ ---- r~; i ,= LONDON, Oft. 9.—(IP)—Rat ex­ 'tayi«r“ T cft * Friday perts estimate that it costs Eng­ ispcnd three months . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... - ........................................................... ...........................................................: . land 70,000,000 pounds, or about a K and friends. North Adams—Work progress­ $350,000,000 a yenr to feed its rats. ing rapidly on new Holden Street This is the food charge an^doea pis o f Leesburg is not include the damage done. bridge. r days with his Uliam Daniels. -\4 Franklin and spent Saturday in tUuir/lllc, iQjhs at Waynes- week-end with their daughters, umed home iat't who are attending the Florida State College for Women. lline of Cocoa arc business for a few stopping at the :£thridge and sor m Sanford Wednesrs. Ethcridge'c sis Bradford. t. RichnriJ:1 and Mr. *uex, who have been past month in St. urned home on Sun- For Men, W om en and Children DIAMONDS ill,* whn has spent hassee where they will spend the DIAMOND MOUNTINGS New Customs Ruling Increases Smuggling PLATINUM AND WHITE GOLD DOVER, Oct. 9.-U P)—Women are much keener about smuggling silk into England than they were before tho passage of tho recent tarirr. A gown which costs $50 in Li i? . f ? c*rrlca $35 in En­ glish duty. The name ratio prevails fur ingerie and idlk which can be had a t a 1 France because of the e uation. Laces and perfumes chief articles that Eng would try to smuggle .F r""cc* hut silk has to the fore. Men’s Underwear All Diamond Setting Is Done In Our Own Shop Carders and Munsing tong knitted union suits, nnklc length. All sizes to 50 Women’s Union Suits Carters and Munsing fine knit union suits. Ankle and knee length, fine line. All sizes. II. C. VIELE A Substantial Jeweler In u Substantial City 116 Magnolia Ave, Phone 44 Boys’ Union Suits AND COUNTY ES NOW DUE County Occupational low duo for the year aber 1, 1925 and end, 1926. D. JINKINS, f Seminole County. Nainsook and knit, knee and ankle length. “Mun sing", All sizes. F v s r v Mn • ish Oysters Daily .l t im o r e McLaulin’s Evening Bysines Class BUILDING Maxwell. F j p ^°nday, Wednesday and Friday Evening 7 & 9 Beginners may enter at any Carter’s o y ster s lAimmw* Syal Fruit Store Union Suits Jbr Men w 11 o l Florida, sin ce t s i f R flfeiencei: V lr s t N ational ta n k . Silk Underwear . “Dove*1 Underwear I-ldle&' Tods, Gowns, and step-in, fine, heavy crepe do chine and flat crepes. White und flesh. Gowns, Toils, fin>! luce trimmed and made of soft nainsook. Underwear ■ H. HUTCHINSON IlKAt. RSTA^R F " w# t‘.nr. " : i i T " 1 Hand Embroidered Gowns feu’ 1 jstq A ssoc iation. \ tsons in Classical - Dancing i* ■% . I be given by Mla&Sara on beginning O ctSsL, American Legion 3ali at 410 OaH Ave^ imrnar call 213 in th e Pi M jj N S ■ FOR ON E D A Y All fine Cambric material All hand embroidered Men’s Union Suits Small C $3.50 SATURDAY, OCT. 10 VALUES UP TO $10 NOTHING CHARGED SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY ! McLaulin, the Jew eler iia M m u a iiiH in H u im iu a iiu N M a H M iii* | -r I n ” �THE SANFOnD HERALP. FRIT)AY,j K TOnLR 9, 192-t IN ONE JOB 56 YEABS New Invention Executed - Saves Millions A Lamp that Burns 94 Per Cent Railways CompanyCWtsMedal For Efficiency In Adminis­ L'*- NEW YORK, Oct. Il^-Under a "Several years s g o s a i d Ta­ ■-tiro column head, reading "Miami tum, “ my firm purchased some J llltttdnulre Warns Away Jobless acreage across the Miami river and * a.id Penniless,” the New York wo built a bridge and offered it to Evening Post ran the following: the city. The city turned it down • ' The advance guard of the new on the ground that nobody lived Florida millionaires has arrived in on the other side. New York city in the person or S. "We had a hard time telling M. Tatum of Miami, said to have lots 50x160 for $350. That sec­ ' deaned up $20,000,000 in real es- tion now Is the Flagler street sec­ tate In the last two years and to tion with the thickest population number among hh acquaintances in the city. Those same lots are. ZOO other millionaires. selling for $50,000 apiece. The Mr. Tatum- consented to be in­ city finally accepted the bridge and terviewed In his hotel yesterday, hew is building two more bridges. but expressed surprise that New “We bought froip the state of York newspaper readers should be Florida 10 years ago 200,000 acre.* interested in his doings. It was of overflowed Everglades south of explained to him that Florida to­ Miami at $5 an acre. It was won­ day ranks with the Klondike in derful farming country, and tho point of news interest, and that as town of Hialeah now stands there. thousands of young men and wo­ People laughed at us. We used to men are preparing to fold their be glad to get $H an acre for it. Just before I left Miami we had sold 640 acres of that land ut $1,000 an acre. "For $209,000 we bought six miles of Arran front north of Mi­ ami Bench and laid part of it out In subdivisions six years ago. We sold part of the property for $7,000,000 am! we received offers of $12,000,000 for thy ’remainder. In K tration During Past Year; Head Fays Pntrons Did It A new oil lamp that (fives an amazing brilliant, soft, white light, even better than gas or elecricity, has been tested by the.U . S. Gov­ ernment and 35 leading universi­ ties and found to be superior to ID ordinary oil lamps, i t burns without odor, smoke or noise—no pumping up, is simple, clean, ^safe. Burns 94 per cent air and 6 per cert common kcrozune (coal oil). The inventor P. K. Johnson, 642 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, is of­ fering to send a lamp on 10 day’s FREE trial, or even to give one FREE to the first user in each locality who will help him intro­ duce it. Write him today for full particulars. Abo ask him to explnin how you can get the agency, and without experience or money make $-'50 to $500 per month. * LONDON, Oct. 9.—W —Results of n competition for long seWice among .domestics in any one fam­ ily rcvjaled the fact th a t Miss Eli­ zabeth Butler had been employed in the household of the Duke oi Portland for raoro than 66 yean*. Miss Butler was awarded first prize. All the other winners of * prizes or of honorable mention had seen 47 years’ service In the same ■ “ family. 313 First National Bank Bldg, A l iRACTIY E ACREAGE 240 Acres, large river frontage on si t Priced to Sell ■a ATLANTIC CITY, Oct. 0.—OF) 'i i i n i n m i i n n u H i N u i i n i i i i , , , , —The Pittihurgh Electric Railway awarded the Charles A. Coffin prize Monday by the N o n e e d to d o so American Electric Railway Asw ith a n y d isease sedation in convention here for caused by malaria. '■accomplishing more than any otfcThere’s a remedy for jer electric railway, in the United them all—used with 'States during 1925. The award ia success for 60 years. C h il l s & I ' n gold medal and 81,000 in cash Fever, ■ 5? for apartment site in the city. Price donated by the General Electric M alaria Company 1 ' D e n o te % 40 acres, all cleared and tiled, joins city j j? Arthur W. Thompson, president subdivision, all for $90,000.00. said that if “the company had not % Four lots on Park Avc„ another apartnw had faith In its riders Y»nd leaned heavily on them, we never would Price $13000.00. Investigate this. Orlando—This place to have new have won.” little more than a year auditorium, seating more than § One lot on Park Avc., and one on P aW ago the company wna in -eceiver’s t close in. $3000.00 each. Both near South? 4,000. __________ hands and n charter member of the school. “in bad" club. It had n 20-year record of deficits, litigation and Business lot or warehouse lot, close in i quarrels. K Only $16000;00. Tho compnny faced n strike «1g Five lots near Hotel, and one in Mayfair. moy*. immediately after Thompson 3 about price. became president. He carried it to the public in newspaper nds *nd Fine piece of R. R. Road frontage at $ 10.00 r it was settled with mutual good S 18 lots in city limits $21000.00. One tiir, feeling. » balance 1, 2 and a years. Thompson then made it plnin to the 91 boroughs served that he be­ ed right now, and we have sent a lieved a mutual dependability be­ I^rge number back where they S N. J. THIGPEN tween company and riders existed. came from. He promised to improve service but "Two girls walked Into my office ■ TIw* Pulcston-Brumlcy Building. f\ said he expected patrons to do their several weeks ago and asked for pert in putting the comonny on its positions ns stenographers. J ask -, feet. ed them where they hail come from ! Lhang Shu Chen, who once leu Thirty - four fare adjustments and they said New York. They 2000 desperate tufeis in bloody were made, all in fnvor of the pub­ had spent their last dollar getting banditry In Mnnchurin, recently lic. New equipment was purchased. to Florida and they had no money was captured in a Sing Song girl City officials reciprocated by abol­ to.live on and no money to get Orange County house in Chungchun and executed. ishing nutomobile parking during back home. One of her old followers, whose the day on ail downtown street* "As for real estate salesmen, advances she spurned, (ntrojftd having enr tracks. A third of the there are more than 6,000 licensed (The Day draws nearer) her to the police. She became u boroughs served relieved the com­ in the city of Miami and you can’t bandit leader when her husband, pany of many tax charges, guar­ walk down the street without fallRadiator Repairing, Installation 9 who organized u gang of guerillas anteed sufficient fare to pay oper­ ing.uver them. Besides, the llcertsnft-r floods devastated his farm, ating costs and a fair profit and •d men there are large numbers new cars, Straightening of chaJ was killed in a fight. of young men who come to Miami premised an added profit for eco­ and act as scouts for Other real crooks have been attracted to - -------------- - ■—■ — ■ — nomical management. A conference Welding, Repairing of wrecked bt estate brokers. They will stand board, composed of citizens and traction officials, was organized to on street corners and In hotel lob­ One confidence game that Is quite ies regardless of condition. bies looking for prospective custo­ he,-» run tho properties. mers to lead Into real estate o f ­ Employe? were encourngcd to or for rent, and to Insert an udvrr- j j j Cl 1 muke suggestions for improved ser­ fices.” As a matter o f fact, f o r u m an list ment in Urn paper in which he i f t 1 x 3 (1 8 (1 6 1 1 O C I lO O lS vice and are paid for the sugges­ C lean in g and Washing Radiaioi tions. During the last 18 months who Arahinn Nights fashion, has arks buyers to meet them outside employes have turned in 3,311 sug­ suddenly acquired great wealth, the house. Ho will meet you, take THEN LIST IT WITH Mr, Tatum seems to be singularly you through the house, take your TALLAHASSEE. Oct. 9.—(A*)— gestions of which 262 have been v 1• ,■ Plans are being formulated by It. used. All employes nre insured and unconcerned. He has none of the money and beat It. “A man Came to Miami recently M- Kv“n». supervisor of elcmcn- financial help is given worker? who attributes of the newly rich. He nnd opened an office with 12 ale- ,a r>' schools, of the Department of desire to study. is thoughtful nnd quiet spoken. Ho advertised all Public Instruction, for a general The only earmark* of Florida nogruphera. Pierson—Flnnico suburb to be about him nre his light flannel suit over the couiitry nnd people Hen?, jurymr ot educational work in MELBOURNE, FLA. paved throughout, ut cost of $15,anil his isun-kissed countenance. him money through the mail. He Gadsden county, Mr. Evans will be assisted by It was difficult to persuade him to was cleaning up and owned no land Miss Nettie Brogden, supervisor of relate Incidents of the real estate at nil when he was caught. "we captured a couple of crooks, rural schools, boom, which, by the way, Is n word A live-wire concern doinfc a nation-wide advertising he does not like. He started by a man and n woman, who used to Tho purpose of the survey will telling of four lots he had bought work with forged deeds. They U* to determine how woll the and Keltlnij results. on which to build a house of his asked 'their victims to meet them schools are administered and supown for which he put down $10,009 ut a piece of property and offered erviifd: how they arc keeping nnd received an offer of $50,000 it to them below the market price Ithe pupils; how the students are the next day. When he wormed on the excuse that the woman's progreasing in their grades; to Up ho told stories that eclipsed that mother wns ill nnd they had to re- find out tho preparation, experturn home. ienecs nnd ability of the teachers; little profit of $40,000 entirely. S. M. Tatum did not make his "It is remarkable the wuy people to treasure the teaching, product money in roulette wheel fashion. will part with their money." nni1 ability of the pupils; to cornHis fortune is the reward of faith. Mr. Tatum went to Miami when ***?. U’p. *" tht’ For many, many years he wan land the population wns 2,000. He has 'V 1, ' 11"1 i“ f ,OWm poor because other people did not seen grow to 150,000 and pro- JK *1 Vim 5 ‘° ‘,etef rn,ne h,’.w wcl see Florida ns he saw it. He wax dltcs itu million in 10 years. When UluI bui|dln*,t* 'g arte rs eouipnu-nt born in Georgia nnd went to Bar­ such corporations ns Woolworth, ■"'* "urrouml.ng are adapted to the tow, Fla., with his parents while s . II. Kress and McCrory locate Impose; to find the cost Still a buy in his teens. there It nwutis population, ho says. ,,f th® PU.P lo the public in the The United Cigar Stores, J. C. avcr0*'° l,uil>' attendance; to»proI’enney and Schulte arc looking P°*° “ P™£r" n* " f consolidation over sites in Miami, according to a"d *choJ 1 b“ ,w,n* “"«* point Mr. Tatum. °Vl advantages and cost of such "There Is more money In Miami n ■chcilule. than in any oth?r city of Its size . BUr.v“Jr wil* bo begun dur* in the world," declared Tatum. £h° IuU‘m lMr t„ ° f 0 c‘,1,bcr! Average men and women when asked if they would accept an opportu* "The bunks keep approximately 50 Evana said. Meetings of local per cent of cash on hand to be ^ cclJer" wi ‘ }* called and blanks nity that was plainly evident—one they could see and knew to be such, uneq­ ready to swing big real ' uonlu>d-ond mled out to aid in tho WATCH BITHLO BUY WORD jWill Make Survey S£T» L'i: VStf. '“ .2 Of Elemental Work WANT TO SELL YOUR FLORIDA PROPERTY? The Melbourne Realty & Bldg. Corp Sanford Radiator Body Works f r. ' Inmif’t i n n W U F K # Clermont—Real estate sales in this section for month of August, reaches million dollur mark. (We’re Listening) uivocally, will reply with emphasis, “Yes, I would!” In fact they will become somewhat indignant^ that anyone should doubt their perspicacity to the extent of asking them such a question. i Mr. Average Man and Madam Average Woman C o n s i d e r -------- Keeping Pace With Florida Winter Haven lights installed Park subdivision. 1HE DEVELOPMENT THAT IS MORE THAN A SUBDIVISION____ A T O W N S IT E ! ■m v HE telephono construction program now In progresH In Alabumu, Florida, ^ ^ (ie o rg l.t and tho Carolina* Is the l.irg? oat over undertaken by the Southern Boll Company, and tbn additions and re ­ placements this year will cost 113,320,700. O toaotA CAM* n»von ;kj you tho great opportunity contained within the boiin* daries of this ideal townsite developm - lent. We do not ask you to invest in NEW SMYRNA BEACH until you , hav e SEEN that there is opportunity there* We never sponsor a cat-in-the-bag pro our every Real Estate offering is open to investigation and we in I ' J? ■- V h o ; Iim .x t f m a u i m i l l U l l U l I l l ' C A m " ination ot our claims for NEW SMYRNA BEACH. More than 15,000,000 will bo expanded In Florida this year for new telephone build­ ings, equipment, plant und replacements. THEY k n o w W H A T ’S G O O D ! , M m m , C akes/ Snallw n hou.rwivc. h .v , tamed ... # n t. T rt*, ,RnI1 nioro pnc,‘ to tho selection of Bonita ax the ideal year round syrup. It has such a definite food value. Is so appetizing and wholesome with its perfect Georgia Cane flavor that it makes ovory meal a feast. Bring* the cttnefielcU of Georgia to your tab le . If you haven't yet tried Bonita step into your neighbor­ hood grocery store today and treat yourxclf and the wholo family to a syrup so delightfully different that its flavor There never has been such activity In the telephone Industry In Kloridu, and our endeavor to keep pace with tho rapid growth nnd development of tho Statu Is requiring the best efforts of a trained, loyal organization. you. Our proposition is more than fair s m y r n a b e a c h a n d uul you will thunk us f 01/ showing WUIlo this work Is In progress, your serv­ ice continues day and night without Inter­ ruption and In greater volume than ovor before. Our success depends In n largo measure upon your continued co-operation, which encourages the telephone workers to strive to serve you bettur. DAVID LAIRD, Florida Manager ATLANTA. • CAIKO.CA. Bell BRAND n e w system - , SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Onm P A hy. O h S y ttm . U a to m e J a § % EXCLUSIVE SELLING agents Offices in: / , Daytona Beach, (3), Ormond Beach, ft. Augustine, J*r sonvilb, New Smyrna, New Sm ynu/Bcnch Palm Be:'-1 DeLand Orlando, Tampa/Miaml. WE COVER FLORIDA REAL ESTATE LIKE THE SUNSHINE" �Iv i *O-■*, |A W-i 1 m r_ : 'J•- J r 'u A page devoted Entirely to Real Estate Bargains. Something San­ ford has been .waiting for. No need to look all through the paper for that buy. You’ll find it right here sooner or later. Watch this page for “Special Listings." B EFO R E BUYING A HOM E Corner Lot L au rel Ave. Eastern exposure. Close in. lit the most particular, $1900.00. Terms i I have city lots; acreage, and farms. ■’% ' * - -* ' »' - 1‘l .*• J,*"* * | 1 Large Lake F ro n t Lot 66x240 and satisfactory disposal of your property LIST it with us. !; /Vjf' i i' $1500.00. Terms . ; ■> In announcing construction operations for our modern 4-apartment build­ ing, situated on Fourteenth Street overlooking San Lanta. Work will proceed as rapidly as possible with a view of having the structure ready for occupancy by January. 12 acre celery farm on Celery Avenue adjacent »aae, front development. A good buy. Terms. Business Block comer Third and Park, 100x117. This is valuable property. Terms. Lot, comer Oak and 14 th. $2,500. Terms. Warehouse Site, 100x117 at Second and Cedar. One of the good bargains in the city. Terms. %. I m ~??tS The Davey-W inston O rganization Inc. ‘\ REAL ESTATE BROKERS m, 'Jj Masonic Building------Phone 707 ^ ive several of the nicest homes in the city to offer, any of ... WE HAVE PLEASURE AT LAST! REALTORS id Investments. Phono 743. Rooms 203-205 Meisch Bldg. — LIST YOUR PROPERTY W ITH US With offices in New York City and various other cities over the country, we are in a position to sell your prop­ erty to northern firms desirious of investing in property in this locality. / If you have acreage, subdivision tracts, business lots, etc. kindly communicate with us. FULTON, INC. il c l o u g h r e a l t y c o m p a n y National Bank Bldg. 1 Large Lake F ro n t Lot 60x130 Phone 732 Brokers $1000.00. Terms SANFORD, FLORIDA rATE REAL ESTATE r ,v • l l f l Promoters Developers Seminole Hotel A INSURANCE 1 Lot P inehurst Close to entrance and eastern exposure. $1600.00. Terms 10 Lots Close In On very easy terms. DUBOSE & H O LLER $5500.00 SEMINOLE R EA LTY COMPANY ’ i-*1 W 'USfl REALTORS Corner Lot 1st S treet L. ALLEN, Manager 4 blocks from 1st Nat. Rank. Bldg. r v Established 1910 $500.00 foot Our Motto: Satisfaction to Owner and Buyer LOANS------INSURANCE 4k CITY PROPERTY------FARMS W. V. WHEELER Office 116 Mcrri wether Building TRACTS SUBDIVISIONS ACREAGE P. 0 . Box 331 Phone 490-W 1. A 3-acre bargain on Country Club Road. SANFORD, FLORIDA 411 1st Nat’l. Bank Bldg. Sanford, Fla. BESTBUY IN SANFORD Only $12500. Easy Terms. 6 ROOM HOUSE y^ .* We have properties that will $6,500 I air mules and all equipped for business. ONE GOOD CROP WILL PAY FOR IT.-* Two houses, barn shed, etc. That which you have not can’t make you money. gladly work for you while you sleep. Well located All Tiled, under cultivation. BAYARD REALTY COMPANY Terms. rI R eal E state— Investm ents Oak and Franklin. F lo rld “ - Bargains ut 116 South Park Ave. > F* PIIIL SMITH, Mur 2 CORNER LOTS BRYANT & HATHAWAY \ \ 4 Phone 208 $3,750.00 each — CRYSTAL LAKE SHORES 3 LOTS IN M AYFAIR LAKE MARY SUBDIVISION IM PROVED SANFORD A VENUE PRO PER TY One at $3,750. Two at $4,000 cnch Tou Know that the Lake Mary Development Co., are openlp a limited number of lots on their “Beautiful Subdivisat very attractive prices and Special Terms. Within the h of everybodies purse. The opportunity to secure a beauhomesite or as an investment is yours for the asking. Let cplain. Do not delay as the number of lots are limited and i,es and terms are subject to withdrawal without notice. BELOW MARKET Between First and Second Streets. B ritt-C hittenden R ealty Co., Inc. Full information furnished at office. 4 1 We have an exclusive listing on a 21 ft fronting on East Sanford Avenue running back 120 ft. to an alley. This property has a wide alley on the north side as weu as on the west. The rental from the building should net $60 per month. Vacant lot adjoining further from First Street has been sold for $700 and now held $<o0. We will sell the above 21 ft. at $700 per ft. to the first rt&ponaible party placing $500 with us. Terms can be arranged. SCRUGGS REALTY COMPANY REALTORS LAKE MARY DEVELOPM ENT CO. — Terms. We give away service uml information. Have you received your quota? Worth $25000. v -i'***;c- $6,500.00. We Have Treed Lots on Magnolia Ave., in the Heights, low as $2,250. Terms. t 14 Acre Truck Farm. 5 room cottage, close In, on Park Avenue. F. H. SCRUGGS, Mgr. 210 E. 1st St. phone 117 I .* Phone 708-709 wmmi _____ Unk ■ �Thursday Game THE OFFICIAL BOX SCORE WASH AB R H PO A E Rice, cf. . .. . 6 02 2 0 0 S. H arris, 2 b , . J 0 M i Coilin, I f . ......... 4 0 0 0 0 0 Judge, lb, _ _ 4 1l 11 0 0 J. Harris, rf. .. 3 0 2 0 0 0 Blucge, 3b......... 2 0 0 0 1 0 Myer, 3b. - 1 01 1 0 0 Peck, ss.............3 0 1 1 J 2 Ruel, c............- 3 °1 5 0 0 Coveleskie, p. .... 2 0 0 0 2 0 McNeely, x . . . . 0 10 0 0 0 Veach, x x ......... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Played Saturday After It Is hoped that there will be Rurther, xxx - ..1 0 0 0 0 J ) Against1Down Stale Team and a large crowd on hand to cheer the team on to victory. Totals 31 2 8 24 14 2 Dance to Follow Game. W elctoi Puts Players PITTSBURGH AB R H PO A E Following the game tomorrow Moore, 2b.........4 10 3 1 0 Through Hard Grind there will be a dance in the eve­ Carey, cf. — - 4 0 2 4 0 tf ning at the City Hall. The pro­ Cuyler, rf. _ 3 11 1 ® ® Local Mentor Planning To ceeds from the dance will go to­ Barnhart, if. _ ~ 4 0 1 3 0 0 buying’ equipment for the Traynor, 3b. .. 3 0 0 0 2 0 Use Game Aa Conditioning ward players. It Is,hoped that this danco Wright, ss. .. ~ 4 Game Per Plant City Tilt will bd generously supported and Grantham, lb. .. 4 0120 91 51 00 those who are unable to attend arc Smith, c............ 3 0 1 0 2 0 By HARLAN W. KELLEY urged to purchase tickets. The A largo turnout of locql fans boys are In great need of equip­ Aldridge, p........ 3 0 0 0 2 Jt and enthusiasts Is expected s t the ment and they confidently expect 32 3 7 27 13 0 Totals „ Municipsl Athletic Field tomorrow the people of .Sanford to continue x Ran for J. Harris in 9th. when the St.' Cloud football team supporting them as in the pnst. xx Batted for Ruel in 9th. comes here t<> meet the Sanford TTip game tomorrow will be play­ xxx Batted for Coveleskie in 9th. | High School grtddera. Enthusiasm ed at tho Municipal Athletic Field Score by innings: hat been running high in the local on Celery Avenue, and will start innitution and practically every at 4 o’clock. The probable lineup Washington .. 010 000 001-2-8-2 Pittsburgh .. .. 000 100 02x—3-7-0 student will be in attendance to­ will be: jrSummnry: Home runs, Judge, morrow to lend their cheers and | Charles Booth, Right End; Frier [or Cunningham, Right Tackle;; Wright, Cuyler. Sacrifices, Covei Whitfield, Right Guard; Pope or leakie, Cuyler, S. Harris, Veach. Clyde Booth, Center; Yancoy or Left on bases, Washington 8; j Dutton, Left Guards'Captain Rux- Pitts-burgh 7. Base on balls, off Itiell. Left Tackle; Gillon, Left End; Coveleskie 1, (Traynor), off Al­ King, Quarter Back; Turner, Right dridge 2, (J. Harris, Pcckinpaugh) Halfback; Levitt or Maxwell, Left Struck out, by Coveleskie 3( Carey, Halfback; Entzndnger, Full Back. Moore, Smith), Aldridge 4 (S. Harris, Ruel, Coveleskie, Ructhcr). Hits, off Coveleskie 7 in 8 innings, yuunK pun ui a»ir». i/ nviu iuivm, off Adridge 8 in 9 innings. Hit was "treed* ’In the back yard of by pitcher, by Aldridge (Bluegc). his home by a giant rattlesnake. Balk, Aldridge. Passed ball, Buel. The boy was sent out for water. Winning pitcher, Aldridge. Los­ Healing his screams. Mrs. Purvis ing pitcher, Coveleskie. Umpires, went to his rescue. She found him Owens (A) nt plate, McCormick shrinking from the huge reptile. (N) first hnse, Moriarity (A) sec­ Snatching a hoc the mother killed tho snake, It had seven rattles ond base, Rigler (N) third base. Time of game, 2:04. and a “button,” H ere W ith S t Cloud Corekekle—Sew tere Pursuing the •comeback" which for two years. Upon his reinstate­ ha s a n te d him the tIUe of leading ment in 1922 he was traded to - 'e r of the league thin year, Boston for Melnnis. Harrier ley Coveleskie, another pro­ Cuylor—Pirates. of the Pennsylvania coal mine Haxen 8. (Kikl or Cuy-Cuy) district, bids fair to be the cham­ pion’s mainstay In the title series. Cuyler, has given the Pittsburgh "Covey" trim three world's series Pirates much of the attacking pow­ gam es for Cleveland against er that finally, after 18 years, has Brooklyn five years ago. Be has brought them another National more than repeated his pitching League pennant. In his third year record of that seaum this year to of service with them he is leading date, breaking into the select few the regulars in hitting with an average of .360. Last season, in of 20 game winners. his first full schedule, he register­ Coveleskie, who is one of the few remaining spit-ballera in the ed .354. Cuyler started with Bay City m majors, la also one of the hardest working moandsmen. He is always 1020 and the same years was ob­ tained by Pittsburgh, but he re­ in the game, ti _______I______ two men out am no one on as with mained on the bench and 1921 the bases filled. His major league found him back in Bay City. In with 1922 he was with Charleston, S. C., career has been spent entirely wttn Cleveland and Washington. 'H e and in 1923 with Nashville, where came to the champions last winter Pittsburgh obtained him again and in trsde for Pitcher Speece snd played him in eleven games. A man weighing nearly 180 Outfielder Carr Smith. Speece bus twirled only fair ball while Smith pounds, ho has exceptional speed has psssed^out of the Cleveland on the bases and his throwing arm lineup. Coveleskie was born tn is mighty. On the defense he is Shamokin, Pa,, July. 11, 1891. He known as a "ball hawk." Cuyler was born in Hsrrlsvilie, started pitching with Shar.-AIn in 1908 and after a few years In the Mich., Aug. 30. 1899. During the minora went to Cleveland in 1916, winter he coaches Industrial ath­ He pitches and bats right hand-i letic teams in Flint, Mich. ed. Carey—Pirates Max Corey, centerflelder nnd one of the leading base stealers of the day, is the true veteran of the Pi­ rate array. He came to them the year after their conquest of De­ tro it in the world’s series of 1009 nnd has been stationed in the out­ field ever since. Two years with the South Bend team of the Cen­ tral League were sufficient to pre­ pare Carey for his major league service although he had also en­ gaged in athletics at Concordia Although one of the smallest har­ College. rier.: in the Big Ten, Roy Kuhly, captain of the University of Wis­ Carry has been n good hitter al­ consin cross-country squad, is out ways, his largest figure, .325, comto have the Badgers equal last year's record of winning the cham pionship. He's one of tho best hill nnd dale men the Cardinals have had tn recent seasons. E lie is guarding sgntnat over-confi­ dence and has firmly impre.wl his men Hint they have a hard battle on their hands nnd quo which will be fought for all there It* in it un- By an t effects o f either. One or tw o Calotabs »t v^ with a swallow of water,— N j salts, no nausea nor the inte rference with your e ati.i0 ELpl™ 3 5 ^ N™ rnln,r At. 1. has vanished, your.^system ougWy purifirf and yoa areUfJ drug store. Williams* times in important stages of tho .Flood Conhrol Saves - champions* campaign for a second pennant with Roger Pueblo During Rains consecutive Pcckinpaugh out of the lineup with injuries nnd plugged thin gap with PUEBLO, Col., Oct. 9.—</D— yeoman service. Never very strong Lovccs nnd flood control work of nt tho bat, the veteran came the Pueblo conservancy district through ns expected in the field saved Pueblo from another disas­ and added several timely hits in trous flood in July. Cloudbursts in crucial games. the mountains in tho Bumc month of 1921 brought down a deluge that J. Harris—Senators flooded u large p art of the city and Joseph "Moon” Harris batted took more than 100 lives. his way into the regular lineup of Observers believe the amount of Washington toon after coming to water that flowed through the A r­ the champions early this year in n kansas channel In July thi.t year trado with Boston. Purchased as woutd have caused a repetition of an outfielder to do right handed tho disaster had it not been for the batting againat southpaws, it levees, which enabled the channel wasn't long before Manager Harris to carry a greater volumno of wa­ had found a new job for his name­ ter without danger to Pueblo. sake and ho was sent to first base when Judge was forced out of the ANOTHER BRITISH CUSTOM game because of injuries. Harris LONDON, Oct. 0.—{&)—Sucking had played this position before, sugar-sticks or candy is again pop­ however, with both Cleveland and ular with members of the Stock Boston. His hitting during this Exchange r.nw that business is be­ time gained him tho right field pocoming somewhat slacker. During aitlon when Judge returned to the the war thi.» 10-yoar-old custom lineup. lapsed because of the difficulty of Harriu wns horn in Coulter, Pa., getting sugar. in 1892. After several years in the minors with nay City, Mich., Frostproof—With 1,000 popula­ and Chattanooga he went to Clovetion, hoard of trade votca 310,000 i land in 1917. The war interrupted publicity fund. 1his stay there. After ho returned ' N IG H T CRAW LERS L E F T \ O V itR F R O M F lS v R U , AM , GWlM‘ U M T M R S FIFTIES C'MACW, CiO W 6 H«.’LL. BY. j , —a n y *11 HAT awful agony ot swollen 8.8.8. conJ | joints and Inflamed muscles— rich, red, i w l that miserable pain and torturous helps Nature y | suffering, we call rheumatism— comfort to p J what is it? sue in your tosl Here’s what it 1st It Is the result And this xml of waste products snd impurities hi on helping the blood! Impurities that get the upper hand because'the system Is inoro red ceQaw is tIngUBtl starving for want of healthy, rich, b«l7 life and red blood! vtgnr] But you just cleanse your blood with vim, You f«| and build up the rod-blood-cells vitality. snd watch the rheumatism vanish! yourself a*aki Why, S. 8. 8. will aid NAturo put so Get S. 8. a J many millions of rad-hiood-colla In ow—bwltd l? J your system that tho Impurities lood to wh« ftI that cause your rheumatism are healthy, e . l j j , driven out—they caa’t stand pure, All dnurR'ntfj Vtgmtlhv Wfifif! larger bottle, tie T I WATCH OUT FOR Bithlo berth with the champion:* this year And he ranks close behind the re­ markable Waiter Johnson and Jacksonville—1,350,000 gallons Stanley Coveleskie for pitching honors of the league. ‘His hitting turpentine shipped from this port nlso played a prominent part In recently, tho games he pitched. He was al­ ways a threat at bat. Reuther war. W. H. LONG born at Alameda, Cal., September 13, 1893. He pitches and bats left MEAT MARKET handed. /O A T 3bS HAD A UTtt^vNs vN U A rrs S g sE su S ; Oil Used In Germany Exceeds Production NUERNBERG, Oct. 9.—GP>— Germany’s share in the world’s production of oil is but 0.05 percent which barely covers fire percent of the country’s requirements, said Prof. F. Sebondorf befora the Ger­ man Society of Chcmi>{*T After Germany lost its oil wells in Alsacc-Lnrrninc, with their an­ neal yield of 70,000 tons, the wells of Wiexe, in Hanover, turned out to be of greatest promise. For the first time existing derricks ware OUT OUR WAY to cut short an attack Orange County’s Coming Buy Word 410 8anford Ava. Hanford, Fla. One 5 Room ’ Bungalow close in 6 blocks from Post Office. Best location of town. Price $3500. Terms. FIVE ROOM BUNGALOWI t I new Spanish Stucco, best in town $0,000, TcrmH. LOCATED CLOSE TO SAN LAN11 ON DIXIE HIGHWAY 6 Acres Chicken Farm on Highway. Real Bargain Easy New House i “WE HAVE THE BEST” * Grocery store, soft drink stand and filling station, well S established doing a fine busi­ * ness. Price ?2„000. $1,000 down, balance arranged. 1 Small New -1 Room House in suberb, on main highway, possession today. 1'jf.cc $2,000, terms, $500 down. Bal­ ance $30 month. 1 Real Buy in a 19 acre celery and truck farm on Sanford Avenue close in. New house, planted with crops, new fence best land in county, 50 orange trees, 2 wells, same tiled. SPFh7.tO VMG.N S H L G lfe BACV^/ l V4CJLV. H A V G 'tM PAT'S A ^ \H O C r FEW , m REALTOR Rooms 501-502, Phone 95 First National Bank Building. SALES FORCE M. M. STEWART DOUGLASES CITY REAL ESTATE LICE'; DUE OCTOBER 1, 1925 s Real Estate Brokers and Salesmen A® ■. City License Promptly. Temporary licenMH be issued until bond can be applied for Wo have the selling of lake front property, here is Loighty acres on Crystal Lake with big development adjoining it, and With Vi. mile lake front, the price is placed at a figure that will mean a profit to the sub­ sequent owner on a quick sale. proved. Each Broker required to furnish Bond and each salesman $1,000.00 Bond. N. G. WOOLWORTH, Mgr. ELLEN HOY, Tux Vr.ldez B o ld Bldg. Phone 727 Collector- Ten acres in the heart of Lake Mary, on Lake Marv bonded hard rood and adjoining a beautiful lake. I inksCnty thrCC ;iLTeS 01l hurtl roatl* adjoining the Golf Twenty-eight acres close to business district of Lake Mary remarkable low price for quick turn-over. Good residential lots $250 to $300 good terms These lots are in the heart of Lake Mary’s residential du,tncL •« < * * * « ! « a u m These listings come direct from the owners, we have the exclusive sule. ALBERT WHITAKER & CO lOOLBS-iLSK' \ALGRAIN \ HORSE t AFEED/ Good Hay and Plenty Of It Also a full line cf fresh clean Horse, Poultry, and D* Our price and quality will save you money. Money » are not satisfied. *■**§ WOOUVE STOCK PtY DIVIDENDS MSHVTUt TEWS. Bvinq an 651 GramRation, is the horse fred on th; market. nomical, as wdl as th« beat hi! W I N bAOTUERB G ,E T G R A ^ - CARE OF “Il-iE NEIGHBORS CANARY Jr.rp‘AiiLuAKA«~> Care of You-Dtive-It Garage. SANFORD D SUPPLY < Myrllc Ave. A1 Phone �22—Sale, Furnitue r Dally Herald AD. RATES UflPENDABLB U1WU B H J 1924—Fort Fordor Sedan. 1922— Ford Coape. 1924—Ford Tooriaf. 1923— Ford 1-ton Track. We carry a full line. Oar prices are right. Cash or terms. We want your business Sanford 8tove A Furniture Co. ■ 321 E. First St. W a t c h , J r v r c l r r a a 4 C lM h I t c p a l r i a a a a a R w t i t Iu Q l'IC K S E R V IC E Sla M in d la A t t n t l > h « M 441 L W. Phillip®’ Son® , FOR SALE: Baby’s carriage, made of wicker with rubber tires, re­ versible body. In good condition. 7 ^Buslnesa Service Cost |38. Will sell for |1B. Mrs. H. S. Osborne, comer Highland A LAKEY’S DRUG STORE — fts- Elm. ocriptions. Drug*, 8 ****•. a n aa near you aa your pnone. FOR SALE: Double bed springs CaU 108. ____________ and m attress, two white dress­ ers, small table and baby’s bed. Mrs. A. L. Betts, 71^ Palmetto NOTICE TO ALL CONTRACTORS H. C. VIELE Jeweler Dodge Broo. Sales and Swviee Phono 3 ______ Oak and_2nd_£ _________ __«* ■ Mae « Type doable above >d rates are for ooaInsertlons. . of avarace Isagth itad a Una. , . ^ ohargo «0a for nret data* la restricted to dgaalneatlon. M u sad* Tbs van* ZTwm bo responsible A D T H R -nadns VALDEZ HOTEL C iiupna rift* H. A. SPEIR Insert an ad in the “Classified Col­ 499-M — Phone — 499-M MRS. R. O. TRAVIS 2108 PALMETTO AYE. Public Stenographei fied ad work for you. Valdez Hotel Lobby Earle T. Field WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing WANTED: A good used gas ntove. [ - Engraving. Embossing. Bee us ARAL KSTATB — IM V R B T M K IT I Fire Prevention Week Must be reasonable. 314 E. Gth |»*• firs t W# do i t Phone 417-W. S t Lobby P u leato n -B ram lay B id*. R, R. Avt.-Commerdal S t Sanford F lo rid a 1 Complete stock fire extin OPPORTUNITY AWAITS YOU gulshers carried by iaera should glya their i a M ir 3 H. COWAN—All kinds LISTINGS WANTED: Acreage in Seminolo and adjoining counties, ' poet offlea. add re* ae ON THE “CLASSIFIED PAGE” of A. and Sheet MeUl Work. largo and small tracts. Dean-Berg their phone number If Ire retells. About oae Ball Hardware Water and Boat Tanka. At Oak Corporation, 202 1st St., Phono 713. at ef ft thousand baa a OF THE HERALD W E H A V E IMF. BfcSI BUYS Avenue and Third Street Tala* Phone 8 b and the Where eatft WE HAVE buyers for five and sate with you naleae ACREAGE iv j o u r ad d re ss. six room bouses. If yours ie for MIRACLE Concrete C®, general sale BUSI NESS HOMES let us have listing. Dean-Berg " ___ _____ h sidewalks, hnIM. •entfaftftftee M U M be cement work, build­ Corporation, 202 1st St. Phono 713. V/iant; / / ing blocks, hrrlgatioa boxes. J. B. G. TAYLOR DYER TerwiTieger. Prep._____________ WANTED: Sheet metal work of all kinds. Sanford Sheet Metal Painting—Decorating HILL LUMBER CO. House a 42—Advtg. Mediums 42— Advtg. Mediums Works. 812 E. 2nd St. Service, quality and Pries. PHONE 303 Vakil1/ Hold WANTED: Will buy from owner Maltlgraphlng, ADDRESSING _ . AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ or help finance lots, or suburban FLORIDA—-ORLANDO— Orlando folding and mailing—as you property In or near Sanford. What isifications Morning Sentinel; largest classi­ gusta, Ga., Augusta’s greatest w ant Tt— ffhen you want it. have you to offer? Bon 016, San- fied business, rate lc a word, min­ classified' medium, m te, cash, 9c Phone 673. H. E. Porch, First chargb. 10c minimum. incementa imum 24c cash with order. • ‘ National Bank Bldg. ____ 34— Wanted Help, Female THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT LEARN ABOUT Polk County and 8— For Rent, Apartments Lakeland, through the Star—Central West Virginia’s larg ­ WANTED: Girl to stay in real es­ est dally. Want ad rate 1 l-2c per Telegram. Best advertising me­ FOR RENT: Nice clean furnish­ tate office. One learning typing ■ o s, Sale word; 4 Insertions 1 l-4c; 6 or dium in South Florida. Published ed housekeeping apartments. 312 preferred. Inquire Herald Office. B in ess Opportunities jmore lc per word each insertion. mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— and 314 E. 6th St. Lakeland, Florida. B in ess Service EXPERIENCED Typist. Must ■ Rent, Apartments COLUMBUS (Ga.,) LEDGER — 9—For Rent, Houses write legible hand. Apply GlasClassified ads have the largest MAINE — Watervllle, Morning Duplex Apart­ 2. Large lot with Well located ho­ Br Rentr.Hpuses co Investment Co. 114 2nd St. Sentinel. Thousands of Maine FOR RENT: 5 room house furn­ circulation in Southwestern Geor­ southern expos­ ment llouae, tel in business pr Rent, Rooms ished. Modern conveniences, gia. Rate 8c (6-word line) line. people, are interested in Florida close In. Lo­ ure on East Cen­ district of city. 35—Wanted Help, Male Inaneial property. Reach them through Phono 636W. tral Street. Lot cated on Laurel Building Is of the Sentinel. Rate card on ap[ooms and Board Is 60x124. LoA ve Two brick structure WANTED: Colored boy to do jan TO REACH the prosperous farm­ FOR RENT: House on Pecan Ave, ented between apartments, one and can be made ter Rent, Office, Stoi Itor work. Sanford Herald. ers and fern growers of Volus­ Phone 3604. M. M, Lord. Sanford and up-to-dato a t a up stairs and !or Sale, Acreage ia county advertise in the DeLand Palmetto Ave. ono down stairs WANTED—50 Laborers at new Ice Daily News, rate lc per word, cash very small cost. ale or Exchange 10—For Rent, Rooms Price $2,623.00. apartment. Price ACCOUNTANT Price 9I2.000.OP. plant $4,00 per day. with order. ter Sale, Groves Cash $500.00. One-third cash $7,500.00. Cush Systems Installed—Audits FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ WANTED: Carpenters. 3 trim Balance $300.00 ’or Sale, Houses Balanco 1, 2, 3, to Permanent FOR BIG RESULTS advertise in Special Hates $3,500.00. Bal­ out meals. Reasonable rates. men. Cook Bros. Clientele semi annually 4 and 6 years tele, Lease, Rent the FORT LAUDERDALE Lincoln House. anco $ 5 0 0 .0 0 with 8% inter­ with Br/o inter­ DAILY N E W S -it covers Brow­ R. L. ROBERTSON Sale, Live Stock WANTED: 3 good carpenters. Ap­ semi-annually. est. est. iMm o s I s T e m p l e l l o o m 13 |£For Sale, Miscellaneous FOR RENT:/Two large unfurnish ply- S. T. Hunt, corner Union and ard County thoroughly whieh is ed rooms. Telsphone 685-W. one of the most rapidly growing Elliot Ave.,' Mayfair. Bale, Real Estate sections on the Florida Coast. Bale, Furniture FOR RENT: Exceptionally well 120 acres of truck farming land located about one and oneSample copy and rate card upon 137— -Wanted Help, Salesman Try Smith's Barber furbished and well located room. -Furniture Wanted half miles southwest of Oviedo. Most of this tra c t is high request Frlvato family. Call 64G-J, ■ MAN with car to work in evenings -Lost, Found gray hammock land with a few acres of high pine land. Shop for Rood barber from 4 to 6. Attractive propo­ DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — Optician?, Jewelers Fifty-five acres have at one time been cleared. Price 14— For Sale, Acreage sition for hustler. Give references Pensacola i s , beginning the work. Ladies welcome. Decunttin*, $200.00 pef aVre.' ’ Ohe-ha!f cash, balance 1, 2, 3, years with letter. Wrtte'*iPrt>pD4ition” Care greatest development in Georgia’s * * A 'M * n U e Sdtth in FO R <6rtB E M l____ -H lg n ^ * 6% interest. Herald. history; a half million dollar high­ Next to Valdez. F irst St. obout % mile out city ■Piano Tuning way to the gulf beach just finish­ limits with residence and fruit ■Plant, Seeds, Trees solicitors to work on ed; at two million dollar bridge trees with 1,000 orange. Stock SEVERAL commission. Right proposition across Escambia Bay started; •Plumbers and Supplies ready for budding, all for $2,600, for right man. Apply at Herald ^Poultry and Eggs quarter million dollar opera houso $1,700 cash, 1, 2 years for balance. after 6:30 in afternoon.. under construction; two millions B. II. Bankston, Sanford, Fla. •Special Notice being spent on highway; greatest 39--Wanted Situation, Female typew riters and Supplies chance for live developer# to get COMPANY INCORPORATE!) 17—For Sale, Houses BYan ted in on ground floor. Write Devel­ Wanted Help, Female FOR SALE: 5 room house 2018 WANTED: Young lady wants po­ opment Department. The Pensa­ B a n te d Help, Male Palmetto Ave. Immediate posses­ sition as bookkeeper, cashier, fi­ cola News. sion. Inquire first house Oak Hill. ling clerk, general office work or B a n te d Help, Male or JOHN E. FOX, Representative switchboard operator. Phone 552. Vc\k|ez R ealty Co ftE A 'L T V f 1—Announcements ICTION a u c t io n e e r FOR SALE: Small stock of groc­ eries, a bargain If sold quick, good location for filling station, will »ell or rent ntoro building with apartment in back. Inquire Herald Office. FOR SALE: Complete meat mar­ ket outfit, including saws, block, computing scales and large re­ frigerator. This can be had for cost of accumulated storage chorBcs. II. B. McCall, Oviedo, Fla. ■ ® E L L lots and subdivisions public auction. Lafo Burger KIR SALE: Fordson tractor, cable it 6, Rock Bldg.. Orlando, Fla. equipment. Apply Graham. Lako Forrest Hotel. Removal Notice 21—Sale, Real Estate ’. C. M. Mitchell’s office is [located at 301 Palmetto Ave. 3—Autos, Rent 4. E. SPURLING, siO-divisloi specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando, Florida, and F 1o r i Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ way. AUTOS FOR HIRB AUTO SERVICE Day Bight. Meets all trains. Basr- f oi,r :s a le ALE: 2 lota In Sanford bwnafer. Phone 651 and 63-W Heights Park Ave. $3,500 each. Terms. 5 lots Sanford Heights PalHEEL a SONS Ave. $3,000 each, terms. 4 — You Drive It. . lots Pmehurst $1500. Terms. Elder Myrtle and 2nd St. at R, R, anu Lovell. T H P b T O V /N A N ’ C I T H e A N ' T H l*b H b T H E . O N L Y ------------ , OOTj______ 64x129 DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell anything? If so advertise in the Gainesville Sun. Eastern exposure, corner TO REACH BUYERS or eallera of Florida real estate advertise in OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales Magnolia and Spurling. Ex­ through the_ Xenia Gazette, Zen- the St. Petersburg Times. One can* cent a word daily, two cent* a won ia, Ohio, Rich agricultural dis­ cellent site for beautiful trict. Want ad and display rates Sundays. on request. PALM BEACH COUNTY — The scene of stupendous develop­ A LITTLE WANT AD IN The HERALD will bring you in big ment. Read about it in the Palm Priced $2500 with results. Advcrtisa those old ar­ Beach Post. Sample copy sent on ticles you have stored away and terms. havo no use for. A little thirtyADVERTISING gets results if it cent ad may bring you several dollars. Phono 148 and a repre­ reaches potential buyers. Palatkn Daily Nows is circulated in sentative will call and see you. an industrial and agricultural sec­ Brooksville—New York, Tampa tion. and Brooksville syndicate, planning ten million dollar development pro­ MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people are interested in Florida. Each ject a t Weekiewnchio Spring and of them through a classified ad along Wcckicwachic River. in the Morgantown POST. Six FOR SALE: Complete meat m ar­ cents a word for six consecutive • ket outfit, including sawn, block, issues. computing scales and large re­ frigerator. This can be had for i’HE MORNING JOURNAL ii the accepted want ad medium Id cost of accumulated storage char­ Realty Co. ges. H. H. McCall, Oviedo, Fla. Daytona (Fla.) One cert a word TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— an insertion. Minimum 25c. 316 First National Bank Send In your subscription to the Tribune or hand it to your local ADVERTISE in tho Journal-IIer Sanford, Fin. aid. South Georgia's greatccl dealer so you can read Florida's greatest newspaper. One year, newspaper. Morning, afternoon Clasaiflec $8.(10, 6 months, $4.00, three months weekly and Sunday. $2.00. If you desiro $1,000 insur­ ratca 10c per line. Waycroes Jour nal-Herald, Waycroes, Georgia. ance policy add 75c to your order. Wo Cover Florida Real Estate Like the Sunshine' R \ 0 \ N ’ A L L . N IC K Y AN* N O T H O N E — > 'YET- c--- Market Vail 131 feet on C Avenue At Willow Av $4,500. T« H. S. LONG, Mgr. > • ■■MmI Rooms 9-10-11 Ban I. HELLO- U I C ^ - ' WHAT ARE. Y O U D O IN ' O N T H I b F R E IG H T -, c I’M C O IN ’ h o h e : Phone 657. Tires and Tubes At prices that are right Pan A n and Standard Gaa | qu. * “Veedol Oils” \ 'SjZ ' Electric Irons ,) I ■■ ji ..:. Radio SappUe* BINE’S FILLING STATION I’hone 461-J ^ 2j|, .i'u *.t ' 1113 Sanford Ato. Sanford, 1 AN UNUSUAL OFFERING HILTON’S Best and only available BUSINESS SITE at Lako Monroe, fronting Dixie Highway. Near railroad and loading station also new power plunt of Southern Utilities. Lake Monroe ia sure to grow, Investigate this today. Price and terms reasonable. n sn an n suor 119 Magnolia Ave f F irst Clata Barbs Special AUenliosi Given To Ladle* and C Elton J. Mougl ARCHITECT First National Bank Sanford. ------------ F 214 E. FIRST ST. W. R..SMITH, MGR, By GEORGE McMANUS nycnvm ’v e : s e e n $500 und 12Q South Park Ave. 42—Advtg. Mediums BRINGING UP FATHER ive : c o t t o c i t o o t c ?1000, $ Contractor and Builder 33—Wanted 1 Female 19—Sale, Live Stock B a n te d Help, Salesman B a n te d Situation, Male FOR SALE: One fresh cow, B a n te d Situation,Female upringer. Cameron Ave. C, Ford. R. F. D. Box 77. ■ranted Real Estate -Wanted to Rent *Advtg. Mediums.______ 20— For Sale Miscellaneous $875,001 Lot9, Block! 18, umns” of The Herald. Let a classi■tV 1* •* \ v ART THE FLORIST* EIGHTS—Three rtaftons. Mag. HEW Flowers for all occasions. nolle and Second. Ffr»t*ndElni, 814 Myrtle. Phone 260-W Sanford Avenue and 10th Street On and after January the 10th, 1926, the Painters scale will be f 1.00 per hour. Local 1261, Sanford By M. D. JACKSON, Financial Secretary. s tO O ‘« .E ’ COIN* T H E . W R O N C "WAY - Y O U 'K E THREE, h u n d r e d 1 M ILE^s F R O r \ ____ 5 ----- / HONE- Why waste your time i ning around looking foi good investment? Let show you how you can vest your money and doi it in the next thirty or si days. We have been In real estate business for yi and are glad to say we h tho finest listings and best values in the Stata Florida. , s COME AND INVEST1GA Owners ire urged to their properties with US better results and quick ac! 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J ’*•*' . • *^ ,• • .**1 % • f Ai 4 ' * ISHOP BROW MWK« # ' S 0 HEAR FATE &SSXS A S s f f j S NEXT MONDAY s a a ^ - a r i r 85 Naval O fficer Is Drowned In Fall : - ; • • ' • ■: •' Complete Preparations For • ■ ti a v .w ■- * nn %f NEW GAME LAW From Pirates ANNOUNCED BY In Thrilling Game B y C lose M argin NEW YORK. Oct. 10.—UP)— hotirs. , “If we are lucky" rfald Undaunted by Arctic perils. Cap­ Amundsen yesterday, "we will fly tain Roold Amundson, whose Polar on to Nome—If ot lucky, we will airplane expedition barely escaped walk." pi Game Commisaioncr Explains .......... If the airship is flown to Nome •rived R H E >1 into the n W ; 1" * ' ler u, Episcopal Clergyman Told To peniKnyri T,a st. .summer,. arrived Rules For 1925 Reason Dur-1 Score by Innings: it will he deflated and sent to the against the side of the P ^ r » Appear Before Presiding Friday from Europe to begin States. In* a Brief Slay in This p i { t g | ) l i r g h ................. 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 — 3 8 2 the f»H. ' Official; Convention' Was arations for a resumption oF*tK United • Amundsen's only dlaappolntnient City Early This Morning flight next summer from Rome to Lieut. Jackson was 2o year, Tanj UpheldThureday By Bishops upon arrival here, ho said, was not j.i Nome in a semi-rigid dirigible old and was graduated from As a continuation of last Bum­ to find Ellsworth, famous fob his Pittsburgh—-Kremer and Smith. mer's attempt to fly across the heroic part in the expedition of Attended Protective Most of Big Church He emphasized Body Meet at DeLand roof of the world, Amundsen and laat summer. Washington— Ferguson. Marberry and Ruel. iunnlbull « « r His l»nw "D eficit Is Raised his youthful ithful American patron, Lin­ ian- Ellsworth’s role In the proposed a /could not be learned flight, saying, "it would bo Im­ Ulsworth, will coln Elllsworth ” * *head*' a party WASHINGTON, D. C„ Oct. 10.—The Senators regained and aeronautical possible to carry on tho project Visits Judge Sharon and Sher­ Full Time Bishop From The of 18 ascientists iff Hand at Cou.’t House on an adventure to. be without him, as ho brings to it en­ their lost lead in the 1925 baseball-classic here today, when experts .......... American Churches Asked mown ns the Amundscn-Ellsworth thusiasm and American interest. Before Leaving for South they defeated the Pittsburg Pirates in a hard fought, Uphill ’Ellsworth financed Amundsen's By European Congregations transpolar flight. game. The final score was 4 to 3. ~ . The purpose of the flight will be first flight t tho extent of $80,000 Commissioner J. B. Royall, of ■Iv. Free hitting on both side*: and a number of spectacular NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 10<—The geographical exploration and sur­ and will giwi 3 10 0 ,0 0 0 to n c it the State Fish and Game Depart­ plays featured the contest. Starting under clear skies, with Right Rev. William Montgomery vey of a million square milea of year’s expedition. W was in this city for a brief He will be the only Amidcon and ment Brown, Episcopal bishop convicted Polar regions between the point ccol 8U stiff the Potomac visit- today, stopping cn rouvu II breeze urecze ooff n wie ru iu iim c and u uu into im u the m e teeth wcem of u i the **•*route uu cCDl will a c t'a s scientific lender anti heresy by a church court and where Amundsen’s expedition stlpr0r 1927 from DeLand to Orlando according fjci(jcrs the th ird classic of th e year opened promptly at whose conviction was suatainel by ped last summer and Alaska, the navigator, Scientists and officers to county officials, whom the com- j’u ~o . wl|I do supported by tho Norweg­ hoping to discover large missioner visited. Oct. 10.— Wldow of AlrshipCommandcr, the house of bishops of the Episiv explorer o Ferguson, young, and untried' areas of land upon which he will ian government, while Italian naypal church here' yesterday, Inst On a state tour in the interests srican Legai mechanics will have charge of right hnnder started for tho Sena> Quizzed by Court, Again night announced th at he had re­ plant the Norwegian flag. of the department, during which he tors. He pitched good ball,' al- . tho motors. lual convenoff from Spitsbergen Takes Issue With Wilbur ceived summons • to appear Mon­ *. . Hopping expects to visit every county,' Mr. . . . . -• -■ I-,,.* Tho name of tho dirigible, now though hit freely at times, and was late in May, after the dirigible has ly witli the About Protest of Husband day before the mokt otev. Lthel- been flown from Italy, via Eng­ the N-l of the Italian navy, wil Royall stated this morning in the in several tight places. But the ' office of Judge J G. Sharon that bert Talbot, presiding bishop for R. (go-getyoungster showed rare courage on land, Amundsen nnd Ellsworth be change to the "Norme ‘ andd will official announcement will be Eaat Cleve- Wa s h i n g t o n ; O c t. 1 0 .—w — sentence. sixty! carry the Norwegian flag, several occasions.' He was relieved hope to reach Alaska in mado today tegarding the revised Exhibiting nn order to that ef­ for a pinch hitter in the seventh, te-haired, 59 Mrs Margaret Rose Lnnsdowne, fect game laws for the 1925 season. purporting to bear the signa­ Jjfi and Marberry finished the game. and banker the voung widow of Commander ture of tne presiding bishop the de­ He said, "The Department of Zachary 7,ansdowne, took direct He retired tho sido in order in tho Game and Fresh Water Fish is jver seas engi* issue Friday with Secretary Wil­ posed prelate told newspapermen eighth, but was touched for threo today mailing out all forms of li­ national com- bur before tho-navol court of in­ thnt he hnd now “changed his mind hits in the ninth. Many Communities Report cense for hunting, trapping^and quiry on question of whether her about leaving New Orleans, and It was a spectacular finish to an non-resident fishing. Tho season Decided T e m p e r a t u r e would stay nnd fight this thing out exceptionally good ball game. BigaSMircd long be- husband did p r o o s ta g n ln s t the opens for hunting and trapping on Changes as Chilly Winds bee, batting for Kremer, could do a finish." ■ ■ , .he first roll call mid-continontal flight of the u n ­ to He Nov. 20., and closes on . Feb. 15, refused to indicate what ac­ I’roductc Man yOvercoata no more than lift a fly to center mounced nnd his ship Shenandoah. 1920. The federal law on nuga­ Recalling th at immediately afU r tion he contemplated in view of the field. Moore and Carey singled In toward P. Savage, tory birds closes the season on Hucceesion and Moore moved to • Edward Spttfford the wreck of tho Shenandoah she order directing him to appear for ATLANTA, Ga., Oct. 10.—UP)— Jan. 31, 1926." successfully move* had asserted that her husband hud sentence. third. Cuyler was hit by a wild Sudden drops in temperatures late Attends DeLand Meeting The presiding bishop could not State Will ^Conclude Argu- Head of Official Police Moga-' be made a unanl- lodged a protest against tho flight Mr. Royall came here from Do- Friday and lust night gave Dixie heave, and tho bases were loadod. . fine. TtlLs Local Chamber I.and, where ho was present at its first touch of real winter. Swopt Barnhart popped out to Ruel and ic voto: McQuIgg. and that the naval secretary had he reached for a statement. meiU EHriy ^Antl Then Case All But $99,000 Raised. Of Increasing Activities of the semi-annual ’meeting of the by chilly winds, many communities Traynor closed the struggle whet** followed .with u statem ent that no r221; SnVftge, 55. tw iV Go w i iq Jury Jury; Defense Will All but $99,000 of the $ 1 ,50 0 ,0 0 0 what wus termed protest had been made, Mrs. LansCriminal Klemcrit In State Volusia County Game Protective reported decided changes In tqm- ho -flied out to McNeely. after half Finishes Pieii L,ast Night ’legion's n)ost hamon- downe said one of her reason A for deficit facing the Episcopal church Association, held in that' city Fri­ perature idml official forocaaia con* .fng three balls a.id two strikes. 3n| despito It wan con- appearing before the court was to in the United s ta te s was raised by day. He reported an enthusiasms tamed prxlletfons of frost In soma - 'K rem er mas hit at opportune 'A w am lhf agabd*'., the horde of nj ^ r r m r^ b o u n t y rated four days \ui-_ «uinhnni*e. U>H her.as«.»rti«»n bad nnd encouraging session there. t localities. ‘ Following ’ tttV - Ibrtg times, though an ertor behind him crkjunaK iw rcotft^fllctJ 'jlr.d cob• f/GURT HtoUSff.-nOCKlNGout! ^WTUcTl threntlTi- b<*hmtb*UnthU4. by.of rieicnl, CMFollowing calls on Judge Sharon, drough, whleh continued for more provved costly. Both hurlers were HAM, N. G./' Oct. li C - W — flilcnce nicn who form a' good share Sheriff Hand and otlrir countjy than twer months In some seCtionn, _given remarkable support In view iuj dflugaVcs Iqta if rcnpondenco read inlca' the record and house of deptiticA toddy. of tho mobs of poopla arriving in heads, Commissioner Royall left The Cano of State versus W. of the court. th e aubscriptions to wipe out the * the wind that tore across ----- the this state dally, httraCted by tho for Orlando when* he will appear the change to cooler weather p ro-[of B: C6le, wealthy cotton man­ This correspondence, she added, deficit were started a t the morning rk of DlHScnttiop. duced a crop of overcoats on tho field. talcs of fabu.lous fortune gained ufacturer, charged with mur­ »f commendation for consisted of her husband's letter session when New York pledged Pittsburgh scored first, sending1 hero over night, was Issued today nt a game protective meeting this .streets and caused a hunt for blnnder, wns given to the Jury at to the chieT.of imval operations $250 000 and at tho close of the af­ . kets laid away’for m any‘months. a run across the plate in the sec­ by II. C. Heffner, business manager 'afternoon. 12:10 o’clock, tic la charged The announcement made today Aug. 4, recommending postpone­ ternoon session $1,101,000 had been of the Police Review, official organ at the revised gnme laws is given Reports from sections of the west ond inning when Traynor tallied on with killing W. W. Ormond, ment of die flight until the second pledged for this purpose. of the National Association of Po­ i in full, as follows: which told of snow, nwakened fear* W right’s sacrifice after he had the daughter’s former sweet­ wcok in September and the mak­ Tho joint session of the two licemen. .................... “Application blanks for all umotig Southern farmers, who have clouted out a triple to right field, ing of a trial flight to Detroit houses was hold for the purpose 'of heart. Mr. Heffner, who is in thi:« city forms of licenses must be proper­ pinned their hopes to fall crops aft- Tho Senators not to be outdone, to test the mooring mast late in hearing the report of the national ROCKINGHAM. N. C.. Oct. 10. which he represents, has been close- ly filled out and attested before the parching dry w eather of la te Jcanio back in the third inning ami April. Both of these recommen­ tied the score. Rico singled ami —W. B. Cole, wculthy cotton man­ in the Interests of the periodical license cun be issued. These ap­ summer. dations were disapproved by the council. went to third on successive s a c r i ­ |y affiliated with national police Bishop Thomas F. Gallor, preaiI Dixie shivered last night from plication blanks enn lie secured ufacturer, Friday night heard the chief of naval operations on Aug. dent or the council, in Introducing last wordsr spoken in his defense affairs and hus boen connected with the county Judges, sporting good Virginia through the middle Atlan­ fices by Harris and Goslin. He well known detective or­ stores, hardwure stores and vari­ tic states. Although temperatures scored a minute later of Judge s “Because of weather conditions the report presented a survey of j for the killing last Aug. 16 of the various ganizations in n number of the ous other places. These license were not extremely low, the sud­ protty double down first base line. the work of the church pointing onc-timo sweetheart of hts -1-yenr:orni period in larger metropolitan centers. He are mailed to the various county den change produced much tho In their part of the fourth, tho rs. Lanxdownc out the "remarkable increases^ of oid daughter, Elisabeth. Audrey L. Brooks, Greensboro, told local officers of the Chamber judges to issue to hunters, trap­ same effect us n bit of freezing Buccaneers again took the leail f legs of the offering during recent years. In 1923 the amount contributed last night asked that the Jury ac­ of Commerce of th e criminal men­ pers and non-resident fishermen. weather. Official forecasts contain­ when Cuyler doubled to deep cen­ eilule, and the Thv licenses aro being sent out ed prediction:! of frost in upper ter field and scored a minuto later was $15J)00,000 over and above quit a man who killed W. V>. < r* ace todnv. husband Ho stated that among tho crim­ early for the convenience of the Georgia, North and South Carol­ on u single by Barhart. In this thnt of 1922. mood to protect himself and fundinning, Ferguson worked himself in The national council was autho- . from threats of personal vio- inal element drawn to the boom public to uvoid the congestion and ina and Tennessee. rush in securing licenses All li­ zone by the stories of easy pickFair and continued cold was tho a hole by allowing three men officer Is allowed to do to his su­ rized to spend $19,000,000 during i |cnre an(j glander." »Hng. ingM'are scores of petty grafters censes must be secured from coun- edict of tho forocaaters for the to get on bas's. With two men on, .reports anu rcsolu- periors, the triennium but | Totlay Solicitor Don Phillips will and swindlers. And particular num­ ty judges. south with the exception of he purposely walked Smith, filling »d qff nnd adopted by "My husband also felt that the spent just over *11,000,000 he s.u,"*; j e||vcr the lost argument for the erous, according to the former de­ Tne commissioner capeicciully. calls whole Northern Louisiana, Arkansas, Ok­ the sacks. He then struck Kremer tes under the precise Shenandoah, being our only fight­ by of distrcssnlK Af Judge T. B. Finley uy the inv exercising ------­ calls the attention of the public inism of the retiring ing airship, should be treated like economy and rigid cutting of ex­ reads hi. charge one of the state’s tective, aro worthless check artists, thnt they must sfecure lictnao be­ lahoma, East and West Texas out for the second time. whose activities have grown to added one more to imander, ------. - James A.. a man o’ war, used only for war penses most sensational murder trials will alarming proportions in Florida fore hunting. One particular fea­ whore rising tem peratures were ex- itsPittsburgh total in the sixth when after pec ted. The deficit in 1924 in the w otkj go to the jury. hington, D. C., with problems, and should not be taken ture of the new game und fish law within the past few months. Tho lowost temperature reported two were out, Wright was safe on swiftness not previ- on commercial trials inland simply of the council was <183,000 nnd is a resident of the State of t lorPent-up feeling of defense and In proof of the influx of crooks, at legion to give taxpayers a look at their the president diacussod tho ques­ prosecution lashed out In the words up to 10 o’clock last wait at Louis­ first on a bud throw nnd went to iria may secue x state lie w e .fo r property." tion of how the church could pro­ of counsel during the day. Harold he directed attention to the rec­ $10.25, which will entitle the hold­ ville, Ky., where a mark of 43 de­ thin! on Smith’s single. He scored n minute later on Kremcr’s ain; resolutions adopted Mrs. Lansdowne was the only vide against a similar deficit In Cooley, Asheville, N. C., James A. ent arrest of a well known forger, er to hunt in each county of the grees was recorded, with the mer­ glo. I)r, Forster, who is also known at* State. It has been the practice cury dropping steadily. ' services for World witness heurd yesterday. She read I the future, Lockhart, Charlotte, and Larry A. S. Sloan, in St. Petersburg, In tho sixth the Senators also ►or interests peculiar a prepared statement, was not Official temperuture reports * 'in turn the wjiere he' ifc said to have accumu­ in the past for people to buy a Rcfcrring to the proposal to reNewbem, spoke scored, Goose Goslin a znd of national of in- crojs examined by cither the court duce the amount of tho budget tu co tcn’Uolia 0f tho state, tho-M'-*from Washington indicated South$ I tl 111 if H n n iii^ w ii " . clouting . . r county license und hunt in other the lated u'limall fortune fhrough jtis ern minimum temperatures up to homo run to right field bleucner-'. rest. One, however,; of counsel for the interested par­ nn amount T ep W h ted »>y tl u than his home county. ^ and a„ ttin lhe state. facilo pen. Dr. Forster has a long > tho legion go on i ties, and was on the witness stand “Trapping license docs not give 8 o’clock ranged from 56 decrees! thu ball going over tho fence on • • und• Littlo ...................... ’ the bound. The champions madpolice record in northern Btates. the holder a privilege to kill or at Memphis Hock Ark., ring United Stntea 1slightly less than a qquarter of un n ^ S n ° B h h . “ o .lto r M th in . A n ln „ . r y ^ WJth the certain knowledge of capture gamo birds or animals. A to 47 at New Orleans and Jackson­ two other hits in this inning but the policy of the hour. " '* *' Thro.) were unable to make them count the "presence of increasing crook­ [of the League of Nu (Continued on I’ago Threo) ville. Accompanied by the edness in the state, Mr. Hefffibr re-read and re-ipterpreted, for scores. **. n#5 to friends und dressed m black, the statemenU of counsel assailed. emphatically warm* law abiding The seventh buw Manager Bucky ace in- young widow was completely self­ Snow nnd Sleet Fall ... to. „a court of ........ The charge of the state that citizens to bo careful in their deal­ isticc. CHICAGO. Oct. 10.—(/P)—Old H arris resorting to stragety to, possessed. Cole's plea of self-defense nnd in­ ings with strungers. and particul­ lia Gets Next Meet, man winter stepped on Autumn’s put tha Senators ahead. He sent ,After bearing ; statem ent the sanity are inconsistent shared the arly in tho acceptance of checks. ire ting will bo held in court adjourned tiritil Monday. toes in the middle west Friday, Liebotd in to bat for Ferguson brunt of the.attacks on the futili­ •in 1920 and that nf bringing snow. u’.eot, a blizzard or and little Nemo drew a pa.-s to ty of each. The defense’s conten­ , France. two aiul prospects of frost und first McNecly was then sent in­ to run for Liebold. Rice flew out tion that hb shot to protect him­ Italian Masons Told commanders chosen [muddy football fields today.t Barnhart.. S. Harris was safe Further talcs of the widespread self ami his family again wus busIre: Hugh B. Duvis, A cold-drizzling rain with shift­ To Hold No Meetings Judgment of dumugca totalling ing winds covered the entire mid- to on first on a buntt and Goslin fool­ fame of, nnd popular interest in cd on the defendant’s'receipt «r a r, Oklahoma; Joseph Y. . ’ . _____ ‘ I Judgmc......... — .. . 'hency Orianiio, Fla - Vincent A ‘ WASHINGTON, WASHINGTON, Oct. Oct. 110.—UP)— 0 ,-( /P )- Florida among northerners la re­ “slander’ letter; his testimony nnvii.' Oct. 10.—U^) lft Domizio1 rendered the dlewest -and moved castwurd dur­ ed the Pirate infield by bunting, ROME, uonuzio $2,204.18 *‘ ^ >daywus seauion 0f theduring Seminole .aroll, I iiilmlelphiu;' James f ! PrBjJ d,I,wl£ S ^ id! 9 wilhht!,,, actlon ported by Henry S. Long, who has that after receiving threats from ing tho day. the rain being inter­ filling the bases. Judge sent a Iqwell, ( B e n . Utah, and Ray u . the shipping board row. recently returned from a vacation the dead man he made repeated ef­ Totriginu, Grand Master of the County Court, in favor of the J. spersed at times with snow which long sacrifice to center, scoring McNeely and S. Harris scored iH lH k ld .’of Providence, R. I. The Department of Agriculture I trio which wu,vu included ---------- ---n -number of forts to avoid him, and that When Masonic order in Italy, has issued li. Coit Company, named as the melted ns soon ss it fell. later when J. Harris poled a single F. Burton, Den Moines, reported improvement in grain c|ties between Detroit and New he shot his mind was “ull to an ’ order to* all lod^os to holu no plaintiff in eight damage suits on Killing frost fur Central lUinoln meetings and cease all work until a 1 I to left field. crops. chosen national adjutant i'Vnntl and I’ i in ts further west ware fore­ York the docket, ...... ... The The line-ups were as follows: . .. . Postmaster General in-L In illustrating thla fact today, P In anticipation of the end of the further notice. His .action follows Irt H. Tyndall of IndianuAwards were made in seven o f |c#at lor tonight should the kies Mason clashcf'iat Washington: Rice, centerfield; vited additional air mail route he stated that any native of Hor- trial Rockingham Friday was again recent' Facist [1 be national treasurer. .... which” levertl persons [tho c a fe ’ the rfcfcndants of which i . , ear cleur weather was indicated IMda, 5dn> reKigtering fco?, Scores of persons from Florida in wmen ev. William Patrick of San bids. bids, i uro named as J. T. Hickson, M. I- for today with cold weather but Stanley Harris, second base; uoaregistering in in " northern Vlilerowdtd. Scoi * • were killed. (Continued on Pago Three) f»r*t m m ; . lo, was elected national Secretary Wilbur congratulat-1 tel is immediately the ccntt Wright, R. L. Grier. J. R. Parker, I jrajr an,| rising tem peratur weru lir., leftfield; Judge, P j ed the MncMilla illan Arctic expedi-! interest for the duration of n * ________ _ Meyer,* third base; J. A. C. Jones; and W. T. Flicker, promised for Sunday stay. There uppeara to be a unyfl—r_ —!---------- ‘ 1 . r 7 T T V l J Sinua Citv. ter of Jack London, the late don. III James Roheson and A. M. -* " ’Iowa, ^ renorteti frost trightfield; Peckinpaugh, shorts* was chosen to head thol The drafting of 23 minor lea- versal de*ir? S “W r l d sn T f f P P l i n ^ W & k t a (0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 8 8 1 0 1 1 A g r e e S fs auxiliary 6f the American >*fUc Htars by the majors was an- ceming 'anything Floriuta , k L v Z C C llU ^ ^ • -s n \ r She is Mrs. Eliza London , ntunced. ! said. in1 of Sun Francisco. ( Arrangements were completed Speaking of the abnormal m vice prcajdcnta chosen f°[ funding the Czccho Slovakian i flux a t this time, .tr . - ‘ B _ Southern division, Mrs. A. F. Mrs. M argaret Ross Lanulownc I on all boat 'to m s 'puth. aml t WASHINGTON^ Oct. jlccinwif! interest "on f°tho advance? j 'cived an award .if $92 and costs ot Ladd. 111., and othur nearby cotn- catcher; Kremer. pitefter. ‘ c, Greenville, S. C. Umpires: McCormick at pu «> court I latvs that he waRcd H u g , EatablUhing lhe| since they were made, with a rate [n jUl . gulnst E. F. Lone, the jmuritlc i reported a driving snow­ !iarp fight occurred on the - at first ** - *base; - —- Moriarttw Rigler |tion floor over 15 lu!,t court record th-jws. Tho judgment storm • second base and Owens at tl 8 nnd 40, auxiliary to the 40 jShenamlodh flight. when returning " h ^ i d , : T fQri^ nml * Friday agrecd to June 15, 1935. and \ 1-2 £ » \ w by it default!* • for the remainder ,!ain*;d as de-11FIRE DESTROYS WAREHOUSE ........... ..... ■ H H I of mthe sixB | Charles E. Hear funed because u clause in the I merger examined a number ofl**1** Ut*c° C? urV,Td aeries gumesi “ponu to th e L’ni‘ !tY:tWQ-yeai amortization period^ fendant in s^eivli procMding inFIRST INNING mi tut cd by Ernest; F. Hammond, | VALDOSTA, Ga., Oct. 10—UP)— 40 constitution barred q egto! witness Moore walked. Carey bit iI H W • ' i Comme Damages, estimated between $40,. sustained judgment in the case. In the last case on ifo.* docket, j 000 and $50,000 vras caused by fire pitcher and went to fl:*st. ^ w M cnusetts and Minnesota Louise M. Tunnicliffe gained the i which den’royed the J. E. Urad- going to second. Cuyler ' “ I umlemocrat?c M lhoughlt I w S h i i ^ V uT * I unsold. Mr. .Long f S W w ^ ^ I o u t and arrangement maoe 'affairs. She iccision ever lam Uroi on a dam­ .ihaw cotton warehouse a t Jenningj center field, both runners . jointed out that, the 40 und y|«pcak a. ........... . . , _j . . J tp ^ M . . , ------- -------------------------- w ....... - . . . ge claim. Plaintiff ,v s awarded Fin., according to word recvivid their bags. Barnhart hit double play, Ferguson Jtutfon drew a color line. The -------- - ; --------------I ^ T h ^ benefit of community a d -!J« • haU arrivcd in this cember, to and mteiest through 62.50 by court order. here. !to Judge. No runs, no h the first eighteen years ixt coi*v “„ m° app<ar np,ln ot IN a t i o n a l A i r R a c e s y J u s in J i s ln the fK“ #,r“‘ uear4 ot ® ICountry. rots. , .AGED SOLOISTS DIES . • this time, according to Mr. The A n J K w w g i * I Rice hit a groun who reports considerable ixfd T o M onday \ M arkets was out. Harris “ Lvux REACHES —FRANCE! P o s t p o n e ------I LONDON, 0 10 terest in some i>***« pugo — -- • ‘ ! tere«t "~7T~^iJiliirnval a! t lunm sum ot imWW.5oo: u b ,uw ,w »| -hlch lhe v r t yZJT^ <aiM)0i. I f f i i a e t m p .“ m°“ !field. Goidin . V r ... I __ .I_r .uhlrh anoeared in U!.a, provul._ui Umin! mate something over so.uw.v tisimr which app< Oct. 1 0 .—UP)—Wheat Ayres. O ct.! sdv the u u i. ol .h . « t,!e e ..h t VE •.•Z Z T 'iL , MITCHELL FIELD Ipassed ball have laid' in CHICAGO, r 139 to 139 1-2; May 1401a week at the open-a yj~’ A.rV‘5e' 10— UP) 1U.--IJP)— A 6B H'ib M b CMiea !'h U.icTph1a fl.UI.. Jee Minister Cuilluux and postponement December. 75 | the rn "f.hin debt, funding mi*- the ' ii r races, th e P u lit-1ttvo or uovaiui. __ . . '5-B u ' iiik from .iw Unltedl lam ent, Mr. I ong is here today aboard sllef i’t the succew qf puoi ■ i__ _ W ashington____ 001 001 20x—1 10 1 >i- j n L r s s a i •• * s id Paris R E d lX iiim iw « “ » CAROLINA TOWN FORMER OFFICER EXCITED AS COLE SOUNDS WARNING CASE NEARS END ■ I l m O O K S (Continue! oS Sg Washington News SOUTHLAND GETS ITL FIRST TOUCH OF REAL WINTER • North Is Interested In Florida Topics, Henry LongReports Civil Proceedings Close Autumn Term Of Seminole Co Payment O f Debt Within 18 Years r f % �THE SANFORD WiJjl ’ K rTAYLOR □SK i- >TKM£ft ^ \A H M RC M 1 VOU had LTFC/ Y£5.tUTH0V#7FC 7 D E O C B D JD W * v c h - bitthow OONSCCR »Cf^THAT-T>€V ►our MUCH ISTlM HOSPITAL C05TVMC3 ME A DAV w; ■ ? Jm T m Pi ’ W . ml' ' Mis : s i e w a r t s Wa s h in g t o n l o it e r i' V - B7 CHARLES P. STEWART WASHINGTON. Oct. 9 —THa ftBCfMtion that Senator Couzena’ tlttre on invaitlgatlon of tho il Revenue Bureau of the lent ba given a en Congress Con „ Ufa when t in Daeembrr wax received in * tration circles in gloomy aa applause. ' I committee was a source of worry to the administration ar and the earlier part of if ohe. Internal Revenue Bureau far more of the govern;'a money than any other of , Its agencies, and if anything is ire it's apt to be wrong 0« an exceedingly Urge scale. L'; Senator Couzena sayi ■aya plainly that such actually la the rate— pdrhap. not that there'a punish ’ ' jwhoneaty but that the aysends itself to gravo abuses snd that these abuses do indeed ties they may attempt to turn the investigation to the question of tax-exempt secruities—the favorite tax reducing method of million­ aires. Department Heads Report Much Game In Glades County k of » E U « (.T o w n sh ip TERM S AND P n o Y H H act shall b e a u j u d ic ia l c i a r c it R ID A . IX AND T O * T M W : SLA ­ T E R . GEORGE O A RLA jrf) anil POIW U'jrr LAKE. Complainant*. KAMAKIAN. s t a l. Defendant*. , *_* .. TO MICHAEL KAMAKIAN, AND W IF E . VEZT KAMAKIAN. DAVID HADCCIIIAN. AND M IK E CH O P A NIAN OF THE C ITT OF D E TR O IT . OOtWCT OF WAYNE. fTTATK O f M ICinilAN. AND A RTI N B A M AN. OH ANNA# CHOBANIAN A N D W f K ELIZABETH CHOBANIAN, A V AK a k o c l i a n a n d W IF E . Z A R L H EH ARGULIAN, JllTPON V A NANIAN AND W IFE. ALICE M A K A N lA K MAROOfl MAHOOSIAN AND W P K MAItY MARGOS! AN, DIKHON JENOAZIAN AND W IF E . AOIIASABAT JENOAZIAN. AND K R IK O R VALBAXDIAN. O F T H E CITY OF IIACINK. COUNTY O F RA CIN E AND STATE OF WISCONSIN. It ap p earin g fro m a sw o rn bill of com plaint filed In th la ca u se In the above styled C o u rt th a t you and each of you a r e re sld e n ta o f a State an d C ountry o th e r th a n th e State of F lorida, th a t M ICH A EL KAMAKIAN. and W ife. X E Z T KAM­ AKIAN. DAVID IIA D U C IIIA N . and MIKE CHOBANIAN. a r s re s id e n ts of the C ity of D etro it. C o u n ty of W ayne, S tate of M ichigan, a n d th a t ARTIN DALIAN. OH ANN AH CHO­ BANIAN nnd W ife. E L IZ A B E T H CHOBANIAN, AVAK AKQULIAN and W ife. ZARCHBB AKOULIAN. niJPON MAN AN! AN an d W lfs. ALICE MAN AN I AN, MARGOS MARCOSIAN an d Wife. MARY MARGOSIAN. DIKRON JE N O A ZIA N an d Wife. AOHASABAT JEN O AZIA N, K R IK O R NALBANDIAN, a r e re s i­ d en ts o f th e City of Ilac in a. C ounty of Itacln e and S ta te n f W isconsin, and th a t you and each o f you a re over th e a g e of tw e n ty -o n e y e a rs. T herafore, you an d each o f you a re h ereb y required on th e 19th dmjr of. October. A. D.. 1915. to p e r ­ sonally be and a p p e a r b efo re th e C ircuit C ourt of th e S ev en th J u d i­ cial C ircu it of F lo rid a. In a n d fo r Sem inole County In C h a n c e ry ., a t the C ourt H ouie a t H anford, F lo r ­ ida. and th e n and th e r e m a k e a n s ­ w er to th e bill of c o m p la in t (lied ag a in st you In th is c a u se b y N. II. flARNKR. HENRY F . SLA TER . GEORGE GARLAND a n d F O R R E S T LAKE, to require th e sp e c ific p e r ­ form ance o f an ex e cu to ry c o n tra c t, o th e rw ise a decree p ro c o n fe sso w ill be en tered ag a in st y o u a n d ea ch of you. It Is f u r th e r ordered t h a t th la c i­ ta tio n be published In th e HANFORD HERALD, n n ew spaper p u b lish ed In Homtnnle Couniy. F lo rid a , o n ce a w eek for fo u r weeka. WITNEHH my h an d a s C lerk and th e seal nf th e above sty le d C o u rt on th is th e 17th d ay o f H eptem ber, A. D. 1936. V. E. DOUGLAgH. C lerk of th e C ircuit C o u rt o f th e Heventh Ju d icial C irc u it o f F lo r ­ ida. In an d for Hemluole C ounty. (HEAL) B y: A. M. W E E K S, D ep u ty C lark . DeCOTTES te SPEN CER. Solicitor* and of C ounsel fo r th e C om plainants. AND FRHSCRIB EV ID EN CE IN Cl CUTIONB RESULTING VIOLATION O F ANY ^ O F PROVISIONS O F T H IS auACT. •- - - i b li* h « d In T h e ab o e e A ct w aa H*r fu ll In th e l * « m ° i . T h t raniOlQ . .... aid published S ep te m b er 11th. 1926 an d referen ce c a n b« b ad to sa id proposed A ct upon In sp ec tio n o f th o files o f th e S an fo rd H erald . By o rd er o f th e B oard o f C o u n ty C om m issioners of S em inole C o u n ty . a ,80i S ectio n . K an go =&- tl » PATE a p p e a r in g b y th o sw o rn b ill of m p la in t h e r e in t h a t y o u .a n d eacfc • f - y o u . m a y b e In te re s te d In th * l C e rta in d e s c rib e d lo t of lan d In Sem d e s c rlb C o u n ty .,- F lo rid a ,. a n dt\ deae ed a b o v e . Y ou a n d ea c h o? y o u Iroid to h e re b y «nB*M(sn<fael ro m m o n d M and a n d Pailn re q u ire a p p e a r t o s a id b ill o f c o m p la in t a t th o C o u rt H o u so In H anford. S em i­ n o le C o u n ty , F lo rid a , o n M onday. t h e S th d a y 'o f O cto b e r. A. D. 1936. sa id b................ in w ill b. .e. — ta k e n o t h e r w i s e ........ a s c o n fe sse d by you a n d . e a c h o f u . s a id b ill o f c o m p la in t h a v in g o eof e , q. u ie te a file d f o r th e p uurpr opse tn g t i t l e to th e ab o v e d eo crlb ed lan d In th o C o m p la in a n t. J . E- S n y d er. I T IS F U R T H E R O H D E R E D T h a t th la o r d e r b e puhli*h>-d o n ce a w ee k In f o b r c o n s e c u tiv e w e e k ly Issue*. o f th e S a n fo rd H erald , a n e w s p a p e r p u b lis h e d In S em in o le C o u n tr, F lo - V i j ' f " rn t / - ........PROPERTY U M f M t M Railroad A BARGAIN— GOOD TERiiig A FEW CHOICE HOUSES Located la R xeh uta Residential Pries and T em « on Request R F , w 1t n ES8 m 7 h a n d a s C le rk o f 0a>said Board on th is th e l l t h d a y o f S eptem ber. I 9 » . l o a V. E. DOUGLASS, C lerk of th e C irc u it C o u rt o f S em i­ Selected with refereneo to LOCATION offer. . nole C ounty. F lo rid a a n d o x -o fflcio C lerk of th e B o a rd o f C o u n ty fol rente In •fHmhilyt ' C o m m issioners o f S em in o le C o u n ­ ty . F lo rid a. (tte r - - D O N E A N D O R D E R E D th is th e (SE A L ) 1 st d a y o f O cto b e r, A. D. 1336. S ep t: 11-13 O ct: 3-9-M -33-30. Nov. Price and Terns Very Attractive V. B. DOUGLASS, C -ll. C le rk o f C lr e a lt C o u rt. S e v e n th J u ­ BUT IN 8ANFORD d ic ia l C irc u it, 8« w in o le C o u n ty . IN CIRCU IT COURT. SE V E N T H J U ­ F lo rid a . V : Safe and Sound. D IC IA L C IR C U IT , SF.RIN O LB (B E A L ) COUNTY, FLO R ID A . IN C H A N B y A. M. W E E K S . D. C. CRUV. JA M E S O 0.. SHARON. J . E. SNYDER. S o lic ito r f o r C o m p la in a n t. C o m p lain an t, IN T H B C IR C U IT COURT O F T H E va. REALTORS SEVENTH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT SAMUEL A LEX A N D EIL If liv in g , 17 Yeira of Sneered in Sanford O F F L O R ID A , IN ANW F O R SE M ­ an d If dead a ll p a r tie s c la im in g IN O L E C O U N T Y . IN C H A N C E R Y . an y in te re s t by, th ro u g h o r u n d e r ilagnolra a t Second. p. S am uel A lex an d er, a s h e irs, d e - S E M IN O L E COUNTY BANK, a c o r ­ p o r a tio n o r g a n is e d a n d e x is tin g v lseea o r le g ate e* o r o th e rw ise , u n d e r th o la w :, of th o S ta te of LOANS in th e la n d s In volved la th is s u it F lo rid a . ns h e re in a fte r d e s c rib e d ; J o h n W. C o m p lain an t. p ead . If liv in g , a n d If d ea d a ll p a rtie s c la im in g a n y In te r e s t by, ■ H m iiia iu im ia M n iu u iin u m u u th ro u g h o r u n d e r J o h n W . Pend, F. MOORE. D efen d a n t. a s h elra. devisees, le g a te e s o r O th­ N o tic e O f S p e e ta l M aster's S a le erw ise, In th e la n d s In volved In N o tic e Is h e re b y g iv en t h a t u n ­ th is s u it as h e r e in a f te r d e s c rib e d ; W illiam D. H olden. If liv in g , a n d d e r a n d b y v ir tu e o f a d ecree of If dead all p a r tie s c la im in g a n y f o re c lo s u re a n d s a le e n te re d In th e In te re s t by, th r o u g h o r u n d e r a b o v e e n title d c a u s e on th e 9 th d ay tV llllam D. H olden, a s h eirs, d e v i­ o f M ay. A. D. 1935, I. a s Special sees o r le g a te e s o r o th e rw ise . In M a s te r In C h a n c e ry , on M onday th e th e la n d s Involved In th is s u it a s Snd d a y o f N o v em b e r 1936, In f ro n t h e r e in a f te r d e s c rib e d ; S im p so n R. o f th e C o u rt H o u se door In S an fo rd . lo rid “ a, w ill o fF u lc h e r. If liv in g , an d If d e a d a ll S e m in o le C o u n ty , FHi le a n d se ll to th e ■hV lgnhH es p a r tie s c la im in g a n y I n te re s t^ b ^ , f e r f o r s atie rin g th e le g a l b id d e r f o>rr ccaali a s h d uuirln th ro u g h o r u n d e r S im p so n R. h o u r s o f s a le , th e fo llo w in g lan d cher, a s h eirs, d e v ise e s o r le g a ­ .... t in g a n d being b ein g in th e C ity y ln te e s o r o th e rw ise . In th e l a n d s l n - s it u a te , ly S'em inole an d ■ volved In th la c u lt n s h e r e in a f te r o f 8anforcL C o u n ty of S r Six rooms', garage, large lo t d e rrrlb e d ; a n d W. IL H a r ris . If S t a t e o f 'FFIlo rid a , m ore p a r tic u la rly d e s c rib e d a s .fo llo w s, to - w li: liv in g , a n d If d ea d a ll p a r tie s L o t S e v e n (7 ) o f Block MB*\ o t claim in g an y I n te r e s t by. th ro u g h Built with great care for resident owner. o r u n d er W. H. H a r ris , a s h eirs, B u e n a V is ta E s ta te s , a c c o rd in g to devisees o r le g a ts e s o r o th e rw ise . t h e p la t th e r e o f a s reco rd ed In tho In th e la n d s in v o lv ed In th la a u lt o ffic e o f th e C le rk of th o C irc u it High grade, built-in features and many u tiJ C o u r t- o f S em in o le C ounty. F lo rid a, a s h e re in a fte r d escrib ed . s u b je c t to c e r ta in co n d itio n s a n d r e ­ D efen d a n ts. s tr ic tio n s . Iected for comfort and convenience. O rd e r Of P w h lleatlo a. T e riu * : C a sh . P u rc h a s e r to pay T H E ST A T E O F FLO R ID A . TO: Sam uel A lex an d er. If liv in g , an d f o r deed. Essentially a Worth-while property. W k E . W H IT E , If dead a ll p a r tie s c la im in g a n y In­ te re s t by, th ro u g h o r u n d s r S am uel a W . S P E N C E R J r.. A lex an d er, n s h elra . devlseeo, le g a ­ S o lic ito r a n d o f C ounsel fo r tee* n r o th e rw ise . In th e la n d s In ­ th o C o m p lu ln a n t. volved In th la s u it, a s h e r e in a f te r O ct. 3-9-I6-33-30. d escrib ed ; Jo h n W . Pend, If liv ­ ing, an d If dead a ll p a r tie s c la im in g IN T H E C IR C U IT COt’n T O F T H E SK V B X T 1I JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT n n y In te re s t by, th ro u g h o r u n d e r O F F L O R ID A . IN A ND F O R SEM J o h n W. Pend, a s h eirs, d ev isees, le g a te e s o r o th e rw is e In th e la n d s IX O L E C O U NTY. IN C IIA X C K IIY. Involved In th is s u it n s h e r e in a f t­ Anv physician will tell you that K. LANK, ao m etlm es e r d e s c rib e d : W illiam D. H olden. If E D W A R D k n o w n n s E. V. LANE, n n d EVA liv in g , a n d lr d ead a ll p a rtle a claim “ rfd Purification of the Sys­ "Perfect Ing ony In te re s t by. th ro u g h o r u n ­ A. H E R N D O N , u n m a rrie d . P )-1 tem is Natrue's foundation of Per­ d e r W illia m D. H olden, a* h eirs, d eC o m p lain an ts. ‘g 8QV« fect Health." Why not rid your­ vlsees. le g a te e s o r o th e rw ise In th e BART NASON, Local Manager la n d s In v o lv ed In th is s a lt a s h e r e ­ MARY L. KISH, u n m a rrie d a n d C. self of chronic ailments that are 1 M. G R E E N . in a f t e r d e s c rib e d ; Sim pson R. F u l­ undermining your vitality? Puri­ c h e r. If liv in g , an d If dead a ll p a r ­ D efen d an t* . 507*8 1st National Bank Bldg. * Phoot! fy your entire system by taking a tie s c la im in g an y In te re s t by. N et lee O f S p ecial M aster’s Sale th ro u g h o r u n d e r Sim pson R. F u lc h ­ N o tic e Is h o reb y g iv e n th a t u n d er thorough course of Calotabs,— er.. n s h e irs , devisee*, le g a te e s o r a n d by v ir tu e of a d ecree of f o re ­ once or twice a week for several o th e rw is e In th e land* Involved In c lo s u re a n d s a le e n te re d In th e above i i i i i i i i H n i i n u i i i i i H H i i u n n i , , , , , , weeks—and see how Nature re - NOTICE OF XFECIAL L E G ISLA ­ UMs su it a s h e re in a fte r d e sc rib e d : e n title d c a u e e o f th e 37th d ay of TION’. a n d W . II. H a rris . If living, a n d If A u g u st, A. D. 1935. I. ns Special wards you with health. I* h ereb y g iv e n of I n te n ­ d ead alt p a r tie s claim in g an y I n ­ M a ste r In O hn n p ery . on M onday th e Calotabs are the greatest of all tioNnotice to apply to th o l e g i s l a t u r e of te r e s t by, th ro u g h o r under W. If. Znd. d a y o f N o v em b e r 1933, In f ro n t ■ ■ n n n n x n n n H n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n a H n n n n n u a g a a a , system purifiers. Get a family (h e S tate of F lo rid a to ho co n v en ed H a r ris , n s h e irs, devisees, le g a te e s of thn C o u rt H o u se d o o r In H anford. In special session d u r in g th e m o n th o r o th e rw is e In th e land* Involved S em in o le C o u n ty . F lo rld n . w ill o ffe r pnekage, containing full directions, November, 1935, fo r th e p aao u g e In th is s u it a s h e re in a fte r d e s c rib ­ f o r sa le mid se ll to th e h ig h e s t b id ­ price 35 cts ; trial package, 10 cts. of ed. to - w lt: d e r fo r c a sh d u r in g tlis le g a l h o u rs of an Act e n title d : T h o S o u th w e st Q u a rte r of S o u th ­ At any drug store. (Adv.) o f sa le , th e fo llo w in g lau d s itu a te , AN ACT FOR T H E P R O T EC T IO N e a s t Q u a r te r o f S o u th east Q u ar­ ly in g an d b e in g In th e C o u n ty of OF FISH IN T H E W A T E R S. CA N ­ t e r <8WW of HES4 8 K li ) Less Hcm emln lr o le 1 n n d........... --rid a , m o re S ta ta of....... F lo ALS. RIVERS STREAM S. C H E E K S, AVIATOR KILLED IN FALL 3 c h a in s N o rth an d Mouth by 7 p a r tic u la rly d eacrlb o d u* follow *, to ■ 202 1st St. Phone 713 LAKES AND BAYOUS O F S E M I­ c h a in s E a s t and W est In N o rth ­ w it: NOLE COUNTY. F L O R ID A : R E G U ­ w e s t C o rn e r nnd less 1 ehaln Lot* T h re e (3 ) a n d F o u r ( f ) o t MITCHELL FIELD, N. Y., Oct LATING T H E CATC HI NO OH PHO o ff E a s t ab le) Section 39, T o w n ­ F lo rid a L an d a n d C o lo n iza tio n Com . 8.—(JP)—Harry Bunnclli, civilian CUII1NO OF FIHII IN ANY O F SAID s h ip 31 Mouth R ange 33 E ast, p an ic* ' C e le ry P la n ta tio n , a c c o rd ­ A TERS; REGULATING THE tte g ln S o utheant C orner of in g to P p ln th e re o f d u ly o f reco rd aviator, was killed nnd Clarence W L !._ . ... VISIT-WRITE—OF CALL US CONCERNING YC HALE OF FIHII W IT H IN T H E T E R ­ S o u th e a s t Q u a rte r of S o u th east In th e p u b lic rec o rd * of S em inole D. Chamberlain, pilot, was injured RITORIAL LIMITS O F T H E COUN­ Q u a r te r S C , of ME% of S ection C o u n ty . F lo rid * . REAL ESTATE NEEDS. today when their home built mon­ TY OF SEMINOLE. F L O R ID A ; 39, T o w n sh ip 31 Mouth R an g e T e rm * : C anh. l ’u rch n a er to pay REGULATING T H E T R A N S P O R T A ­ .13 E a s t, ru n N orth 6 ch ain s. fo r deed. oplane crashed in the first event TION OF FIHII W IT H IN AND TO W e s t 6 ch ain s. South 6 ch ain s. WRYMAN K W H IT E . if tho National Air Race. POINTS IIEYOND T H E T E R R IT O R ­ E a s t 6 ch ain s. D E C O T TE S * S P E N C E R IAL LIMITS OF HKMINOLM COUN­ E a s t H nlf of H outhenst Q u ar­ S o licito r* a n d o f C ounacl fo r CORRES PON DEVICE-SOLICITED FLORIDA; I'ltO V ID IN G T H A T t e r nf S o u th e a st Q u a rte r of th e Com pin in a n ts. West Palm Bench—Entire length TY. T H E VIOLATION OF ANY O F T H E S o u th w e st Q u a rte r ( E l i of HKU O ct. 2-9-1C-33-30. AT HOUSE WAS ^ GAMMED BV ’TOuouetcr -* - ---ix r i i r r m c tiT court. ___ T ------39 Renew Your Health by Purification TALLAHASSEE. Oct. 1).—</P)Game In largo quantities can be found throughout Florida, accord­ ing to reports reaching the State Game nnd Fish Department. An unusual number of turkeys, deer and birds havo been seen in Glades county, according to Representative Kurtz and Sheriff Richards, who are visitors here. This Indicates a favorable season on the young gnme of tho present year; that the game is being given protection, nnd H i. Couzena committee hasn't that the state department Is cuereeded In getting very deeply cessful in its efforts, Commission­ of Dixio highway across county, to •the Into fnal Revenue Bureau's er J. B. Itoyall said. be widened nt cost of fGOO.OOO. any secrets. Tho commissioner estimated that I p p B ___ _____M P W per cent of the young game of voluminous and mysterious. a season had been killed in pa*t Vecrews, figuratively, are years between Bept. 1 and Nov. 30. to compel its officials to This worked a hardship on thoge alk . -ft who waited for tho legal hunting Ccuzcns was handicapped by tho senson, Nov. 20, he said. eience on hla committee of When reports reaching the com­ v w upj^of members who didn't want missioner's offico nre to tho effect M ~ tram anything. that guns are being heard in the And Just as ho had tho lid fair­ woods, the matter is immediately ly off and wia proceeding to take referred to deputies, nnd n still out what was Inaide, the commit­ hunt for the violntoc begins. tee's authority to continue its task Tho prosvnco of Indians in Gin ended, with tivs CHth Congress' ad­ lies county, nnd the fact that they journment. havo nlwnyp been regarded na a e • • Inw unto thomsclvea, according to The chancea nro that admini* Representative Kurtz, makes the tratlon senators in combating Cou­ law enforcement rnthcr difficult pon's may Indulge* In a few per­ Tho namo of an Indian ns a proi sonalities. They may point to the pcctlvo deputy is being strongly fact that Mellon paid an income considered by Commissioner Roy tax of more than f 1,000,000 and all. In this way, he stated, co-op that Couxens, admittedly tho pos­ oration in protection of the state’s sessor of several millions, paid u gnmo may be obtained if a mem­ tax of tmly f t,200. ber of tho Indinna' own people is The Old Guard senators are appointed to uphold the Inw. likely to suggest that the country might be Interested In knowing Tho total expenditure for good Jnsl how a man with so much roads in Florida during tho first wealth as Cuuzons could get hU eight months of 1925 was 130,000,­ tax so low. Of course, Couxens’ 000. This was nearly one third of honesty In filing a return Is not tho total amount spent in the en­ challenged in the least, but as u tire 10 states of the south, which mean* of checkmating hi* actlvi- was 1102,000,000. BUILDING LOTS PROFITS A. P . CONNELLY & SONS s S Sanford Grove, s Dean-Berg Corporation i WAIT Now you can tc Trip you have wanted so long to— for BITHLO Homesites rca te a o» How Long? usly w ‘Howey-int c* Not Long! Mico is V/ise 1 lo u i. Most tad to tVnr vo t-> the I >m>fd •if.. ffttUKrtt fSSt i THE LARGEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL CITRUS DE­ VELOPMENT IN ALL FLORIDA—ELEVATION 362 FT. M . © .. X & > e> l OI)lo 3{omcsiks I .0 ^ 6 ' w I . a f ■i 1 =;il ha S';v m S n o w d r i f t a r i ch c r e a my c o o k i n g fat for ma k i n g cake, bi s cui t or pic and f o r whol esome f r y i n g A Free 2 Day Trip rV< No Obligations MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR OUR NEXT TRIP NOW. BUSSES LEAVE OUR OFFICE TUESDAY AND THURS­ DAY AT 7:30 A. M. SHARP. SALES FORCE: crust JOHN 0. BELL THOMAS E. SCOTT j-| DONALD L. PERRINE CAROLINE NUGENT WESLEY SHEBERT1I EDW. T. MACKEY Representatives uHowey in the Hills” 221 S. Orange ■_______ .iU General Real Estate Brokers Owners and Developers “Ohio Homesites” Phone 1861 SALES FORCE: JOHN BLALOCK RALPH KITTLE WALTER. HAHN . W. H. FURROW JNO. T. MORRISON JNO. T, LAND, Engineer in charge. iif �THEjjANFORD HERALD; SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1928, futfiMV Hr.rrts hit Into-irdo ay. No runs, one hit, n o .cn SIXTH INNING Tn$r&e%MMt*k long fly . 9 dropped into the um U r It hands a t the wall. Wright pro! cd tu-short. and was .safe on. a ienators Kc lie Lead lit H e a rt T r o d b / e In L a te r L ilt BETTER BUYS For Homes $ 650.00 10, 000.00 8,500.00 R. W. LAWTON / REALTOR lents. Phone 743. (< <:'n'v •niv ^ '|INNING U v ^ ? r QUj)' • ‘ third on the play. Kramerfflwi SECOND sin Traynor tripled to right field. Hq ccoilng Wright. Moore wal r.orcd on Wright's long sacrifice Carey fanned.. One run, two 1 tly to left field. Grantham f n id ,c ^® error, cut to shortstop. Smith filed out Goalin hit a homo rjr. deep to the same place. One run, one the right field bleachers. Ji hit, no'etrers. * i ilo v out to center field. J. Hi Hnrris fanned. Meyer was out# bting held at recond. Ruel pro pitcher to second to turat. Peckiflto third, forcing Harris. Faugh went to sreend when C arv/ run, three luts, no errors, dropped his long fly to center field. SEVENTH INNING Ruel wnlkcd. Ferguson fanned.? Cuyler went out shortstop No runs, no hits, no errors. . first. Bnrnhart filed out to THIRD INNING field. GMfin made a onq-hn K roner 'fannedi * Moore fouled catch, turning somersault. 1 out to catcher. Carey went 6 u tin cr popped up to short. No on an uttomptad bunt. No runs, no hits. r*o -error*. trapper thsircs to kill game bird* or animals. Below is a list of tho different kind of license«. < Series A.—Resident county'hunt­ ing license. Cost St.25.-- This* en(Continued from Page One) titles the holder to hunt only in the county in which he has his le­ gal residence. Series B.—Resident county hunt­ ing license (other than home coun­ ty.) Cost *.'1.25. This license cnt:tlfs the holder to hunt in one county other than his home coun­ ty. ' . . Series C.—Resident S tate hunt­ ing license. Cost, *10.25. This 11­ ) cense entitles (the holder to hunt in the state of Florida a t large. third bare lino, Gu.dln filed Scries D.—.Non-resident county down out to right, Rids going to thirjfc Judge doubled along the fu st hare line, scoring Rice.: J. Hoffis* WE HAVE BUYERS Rooms 203-205 Meisch Bldg, A page devoted entirely to Real E state Bargains. Something San­ ford has been waiting for. No need to look all through the paper for th a t buy. You’ll find it fig h t here sooner or later. Watch this page for “Special Listings.” What have you? Furnished or unfurnished r your place for you. ’ L Cold Storage Plant, half city block, French Ave. Terms. 40 Acre Celery Farm for $1250 per aero. Terms. ^ice House and 20 acres celery farm. $40,000. Good terms. Business and Residence lots on First Street Extension. Lot on Oak between 11th and 12th. $2,000. Good terms. Lot corner Oak and 14th. $2,500. Easy terms. •' * , '' ' ' • , The Davey-Winston Organization Inc REAL ESTATE BROKERS Masonic Building------Phone 707 BEFORE BUYING A HOME ' See Da. We have several of the nicest horn which will suit the most particular. WE ALSO have city lots ; acreage, and farms. vglrt«.'. In* t h e i r K \u (> d e llc a m a ftilly g u a rd e d id m h lc llc ln H(H>tti m a k in g I s u p o n , th e ir B p h P H cl'o f Dr. Corner Lot Laurel Ave. Eastern exposure. Close in. $1900.00. Terms . a quick and satisfactory disposal of your property LIST it with us. Hr Newark. N. 1 Large Lake Front Lot B b f s p o r ts fo r ■ ftses. a s w ell U n w ho w o u ld fo r th e sp rln g f th a t: boys a n d 'a th le te s a few jr do n o t o v e r itw cen fo u rte e n 66x240 £1500.00. Terms 311 First National Bank Bid* Phone 732 FULTON, INC 1 Large Lake Front Lot 60x130 SANFORD, FLORIDA . $1000.00. Terms REAL ESTATE INSURANCE , ESTATE Developers Seminole Hotel REAL Brokers 1 Lot Pinehurst oBe io s “ r d Promoters 10 Lots Close In On very ea«y terms. L. ALLEN. $5500.00 DUBOSE & HOLLER M anager Our Motto; Satisfaction to Owner and Buyer Comer Lot 1st Street “ ■ ‘a a c L r *"*' REALTORS — LOANS------ INSURANCE CITY PROPERTY- P. O. Box 331 SUBDIVISIONS fa rm s tracts ACKEAGE Wlmf •j. Phone 490-W nth tn ■ n on Country Club Road Sanford, Fla roonv cottage, close in enue, J,uuu acres unexcelled for coloni per acre, subject to prior sale 6 ROOM HOUSE Well located Terms. purposes Can deliver today at , ^nue, next few d 2 CORNER LOTS k nnd Franklln. Bargains at •>3,750.00 each IMPROVED PROPERTY m arket and Second Streets Britt-Chittenden Realty Co, L. SIMMONS, J c ffc rn n county produces more peenna than nnv other county In the i*'Jite of Florida. eceiver Ad: mu Brown, New York, chair­ man; local, council... churches, Fred It. Smith, New York, chait!man; relations with religious bod­ ies in Europe, the Rev. .rawds'. I. Vane:. Nashville, Tenn., chairraaii; ♦onir»o*-pnre, former Governor Cntl E. Milliken of Maine, chairman; relrtions with Eastern Churches, tho Rt. Rev. Churlea II. Brent, Buffulo, chairman; urmY und navy ’ u 400 ntcraboro elected by.the )N, Oct. 10.—(/P)— u^cu chaplains, tho Rev. W. S. Abepm)* lawH relating to game, fish, nhd ,Gt5 ntcciso nature vnYiomi communions. It meets oricc thy, Washington, chairman. . fur-bearing animals. executive ’ the Federui Coun- every t .. Spcciul notice. Federal lnw on sling i of Christ in Am- commUtcc. .. of official mlgatory birda closes ' season in oded tha organixa- lenresentatives of tho constituent Florida on January Hist. eaearch Department bodies, meets once n year. Tho adport on the social ministrntlvc committoes meet once prohibition. a month. « Council is desertbThe Rev. Dr. S. Parkcs Cadman, lals us an organizH- pnstor of the .Central .Congregnvhich 28 Protestant tional Church, Brooklyn, is presiith nn adult comiru- dent of tho Federal Council. Bishop (Continued from Page One) [ship of more ’-than John M. MoOro of Dallas, Texas, were grave objections to such ;a fens, carry on coop- of the Mcthodi:>. Episcopal Church, course. He pointed out that al­ It was organized at South, is chairman of the execu- ready nine dioceses and districts CLEARWATER, Oct. 10 -(/P )— | r M , its purpose tive committee, and the Rov. Dr. had pnid over ninety per cent of The Synod of Florida of the ||th e constitution a:1 Jr.hu A. Marquis of tho Presbyter- their budgets, “but some of the I’yesbytcrian Church will convene feu don of work thut inn Board of National Missions is lnrgcft nnd most populous dioceses here on Oct. 13 at 8 o'clock in K-donv in union thnn chairman of the administrative had contributed forty per cent of the evening, according to nn an­ K The aims of tho committee. Frank H. Mann, presi- their quotas or lens.’’ He paid nouncement made today. The re­ tribute to the diocese of Mary­ tiring moderator T. F. West of nthc fellowship anil land, which had not onty paid its Tallahassee, is n ruling elder and Fbf the Christian full quota, hut .lu d ^.fiin trib u tcd the opening sermon will he de­ *172,000 to the Japanese recon­ livered'by some outstanding min­ ister of the synod upon the re­ struction fund. quest of Mr. West. Bishop Gailor said thnt th\» coun­ Rev. E. W. Way of Jackson­ cil had concluded that the tWn ville is tho state clerk and Rev things needed most to place the commissions: Evangelism tho Rev. work of the church on a sound ba­ J H. Davis of Wauchuia is rec­ William Horace Dny, Bridgeport, sis was more loyal support from ording dork of synod. Immediate­ Conn., chairmnn: socinl service, the parish clergy, and the organi­ ly following the opening sermon Bi.'hop F. J. McConnell, Pitts­ zation of a cnmp^fgn for religious on Tuesday evening, a new mod­ erator will be elected and tho burgh, chairman; race relations, education. He announced that properly constituted. Many i Bishop George C. Clement, Louis­ eight field secretaries had been ap­ synod important will claim the ville, Ky., chairman: international pointed to assistj.tho pnrinh clergy attention ofnintters this meeting of the justice and goodwill, George W. in tho tjirection of their parish synod, among the more important Wlck3rsham, formep U. S. A ttor­ campaign for the .general work of being tho reports of committees. ney General, chairmnn; research the church. Reports will be made by Dr. elf consists of and education, tho Rev. William At the conclusion of Bishop Gail- Donald MitcQtlpcn, fchui.rman <« or’s report n resolution wns adopt­ the Foreign Mission Committee, by the joint .session oxpressing Dr. L. E. McNair for Home Mis­ BY CONDO ed to the prelate tho'church’s appre­ sions, Rev. W. A. Cleveland for ciation for his service nnd devt* > A ls o , THAT R C M hvj'U S ,*j e . -__ tion. At n business session this morn­ MY L lT T L C ’Y 'C U N G S T nR -___ ing, proceeding the joint session 2 i c e . ov= ' 3 A L U J A Y S ^ 'P R iw C / n G the house of deputies heard reso­ Ittvi __ - r v ^ - p S O HC5TH|poG CRK iiM A klutions nsking the apointnient of uA c_ I L a 5 T N tS H T - - n full time bishop from the Amer­ ) p ican churches of Europe and an in­ fD IN. hXvitation extended by the diocese pf California for the li>28 general ccnferenco to meet in Los Angeles, both of which were referred to committees. J 2 | ko nn tS J the law-< of humK) REALTORS SCRUGGS REALTY F. II. SCRUGGS COMPANY and J. CA K TK it h is w ife. W. a . HKAcT w KEP. am !-------- BRAITN'KR hi* w1f*. i H tO lltJ tL A . V .E E U N B an d CA R - ‘ m u in g r .M x i: hi« w ire. e . a » RliA NPH ARD . C. F. MORLET, 9tJ- ’ HAN A. CRUTCHER* L A l'R A P. H ltAW XKH. If liv in g an d If dead, to a ll p a r tie s c la im in g In te re s t tm - ^ ilCT SH.AS R. C A R T E R a n d EMILY J. C A R T E R Ilia w ife XV. A. B R A tV ; S K R nn<t-------- R R A C N C n h ie w tf*.•TEOROE A. U K K l.lN E a n d CARI U K K E E M N E hi* w ife. K. B. ‘ IIL.VNCI1ARH. I*. IV M ORLET, 8UHAN A, C R irrc H K R . I-AHRA. P.~ R R A W N E R . tleeeaaejl o r o th e rw ise , u> lie lra , deviate*, g r a n te e s o r o th ­ e rw is e ,. In th e p ro p e rty h e re in a f te r rtejirnood. hnd- to n il th e h e trs. d i ­ vine**. 'K ra n te t* o r o th e r c la im a n ts o n tle r JO H N XY. (M U FFIN d e e m ­ ed .en d to a l l - t h e h e irs, devlsaaa, g ra n t* * * o r o th e r r la l m e n ti u n d e r XX". A. B R A tV inS It d eeesaed . an d to a ll p a rtie s, ea ch an d ev e ry , claim jnir anV in te r e s t o r In te r e s ts In th e land Involved In th is s u it u n d e r any of th e sl»>vn nam ed d e fe n d a n ts , each nnd ev e ry w hose n am es .a n d re s i­ dence* nr.- u n k n o w n , to th n C om ­ p la in a n t In th e ab o v e e n title d ca u se , nnd to a ll u n k n o w n p a r tie s w h o m ­ so e v er c la im in g a n y In te r e s t o r In ­ te r e s ts In th e la n d Involved In th is s u it, ash! lan d h e ld * s it u a te In B em Inolo C o u n ty . F lo rid a.- a n d d e s c rib ­ ed a s follow s! to - w lt: T R A C T 1. S o u th w e s t q u a r te r o f so u th h a lf o f lo t 3. o f S ectio n .*. T o w n ­ sh ip 21 s o u th . K n n se 30 e a s t. . T R A C T 2. • N o rth h a lf o f so u th h a l f o f l,n t 1. of S ectio n f.. T o w n sh ip 21 eolith. Ita n a e 3 0 'v S s t. . , T RA CT 3 . IIEOINNINO s t th e s o u th w e s t c o rn e r of lo t t of S e c tio n ft. I T o w n sh ip 21 so u th . R a n g s Sft e a st, ru n 720 fee t, th e n c e n o r th ' 5 d e g re e s east M l fe e t, w e s t 770 TTort la th e how f ly in g s u i t f o r feet, so u th M ! fe e t to BEG IN * airmail' pilots and army aviators N*Nc . ............ It so p e a rlu g f r t . n th e *w o rn attempting altitude flights. Test* and lllll of t ’lim plaltU h e re in thA t y o u at McCook Field. Dayton. O., have and en rh or you m ay e ls lm so m e proved th at a lining of fnwn rein­ rig h t, till* o r In te re s t In an d t o th o d e sc rlh e d . deer fur makes the warmest suit. liroTtiwIsrty thhereinabove, e re fo re ORD K UK D t h a t vou a n d euch o f y o u .be n n d y o u a r* h ere b y re q u ire d - to a p p e a r to th e Rill » f t.'o m n lsln i h e re in file d In th in ea p ie on M onday th e 2nd d a v of N ovem ber. . A. IX t» 3 t. th o sa m e helnir n Itiile B ay o f th la th iu r t. a f Hie C ourt .lin n s * In 8 a n rn rd . Bam 11tude C ounty. F lo rid a , a n d In d e ­ fa u lt ' th e re o f D ^ u rre W e Confftnao will he e n te re d a g a in s t yon. « a id li- iu ie b ein g a s u it to q u la t t i l l s In th e I 'o in p la ln s n t an d tn th e la n d above deeerlhed. - , . ____ '> It Is th e re fo re O R D E R E D th a t th is nollee tie p u b lish ed In t h e H an­ ford H erald, a n e w sp a p e r p u b lis h *d In Seminole C ounty. F lo rid a , once a week In fo u r c o n s a c u tlv a Weekly Issues. . . ' ' XVITNKHS in v hartd n n d - t h s o f(Irtnl seal of th e c i r c u i t C o u rt Of (h e Hcvonlh Ju d ic ia l C irc u it of th e Hint* of F lorida. In and fo r H*mtnnt* C ouutv. on th is th o 3rd uay of O ctober. A. D. »925. . . ■ V. K. I K ) r u tJ t9 f l. C lerk, lly A. M. XVrsks. D vputy C lerk. (C irc u it C ourt Heel. Streamers BO Y LE. S o licito rs fu r th e Com. p la ln n n t. - •* . . . l*ut|tl*h « ^ t. 3. t«, .11. a n d 24. Highland Ave. Lot A sport hat v/itn utrc«mers s<diiething new ip our lives. 1 qne hns the fashionable Kqt C^ron-n .BBll .Is-pinjlf tff. rr; •h trfw r.-itn H ribbon encirclo the crown and fall from the right side. In the heart of Sanford Facing north o n - Highland Avenue. In a section where properly values are increasDigJtA&t&ndougly. i $2200 with small cash poy-ment ami bnlance quarter­ ly. DEAN BERG CORP. SnlehSid Stefcmer/; Sailings F iv e a W eek F ro m Jacksonville; . iKroufS U rn ft’.a t»J (-'M h i Wm %m *11 i o.U i Thi* Comp isy. «iUbluh«d ia 1552 u J •n* •! 1'iMpwtnkl !'•«• •* a p i n m Iff» t. cacifu-oU * « M k a Im M < 4 in Nr * , 3. 3. A LLF.CM A.-I «>.J 33. lu Hi:?HUHa Ik*I*™.*. b*lli«nr* bar. >W !*t««r Inn, Miami M PViU. Send loi iUutiraled Looklal. AutomobiUi tmnipofUxt \«r»ifft lo "««**o*k “ Muddy’’ Ruel, Is only a mite. But he’s not tho greatest, in big time play today. hU hurlar* to perfection nnd#poa£2flHe5 a not b j^rcat hitter, he often Couioa Across Not Long! one of the best cot Hcr5 n hard worker, koo<I throwing arm when a iwut is ncc Pioneer of Pirates Mcrchadti & Miners Tran«;. Co | ‘|r * MM) K. tla» S lrtrl I'kuur 13.3, J«ck»uio lllr MONEY AVAILABLE Loans M agnolia St S econd Loans A. 1\ CONNELLY & SONS CITY LICENSE DUE OCTOBER 1 ,1 9 2 5 City Licenses nox\ due on every business or pro­ fession for which a license is required, and must he paid promptly. ELLEN HOY, City Tax Collector. PURVIS & WILCOX (Continued from Page Oae) HUiroUwiinjilownMUi frojuba tket lunch and in the courtroom during the noon hour. The demeanor of W. B. Cole vnlied slightly from that of fho two other days of argument. As th? hour dm v near for the jury’s de­ liberation:) an atmosphere of nervfewness marked his family. I First Mortgage Loams oa Liberal Valuation Baais at 7% Consult us first whan in the market for funda (Continued from Page One) 000.000. The agreement to fund Czecho­ slovakia’.'! war debt to the United States, Wall Street bankers be­ lieve, will pave tho wav for nn curly flotation of a *50,000,000 Czccho-Slovakia loan. Negotiations for tho financing virtually wire rlotrd several months ago ut which time it was reported that offering ot the first instalment, probably amounting to *25,000,000. imme­ diately xvould follow n debt settle­ ment. The National City' Company .it* is understood, will handle the 1loan. Rumania, ilaek.y Out . BUCHAREST. Oct. 10.—h'PV-rlt l<i learned that tho Rumanian debt funding commission, which wps due to sail from Cherbourg to th j United States, has cancelled Its n <rncr.”p& XV11JON A HOUHltOI-DER A Czecho - Slovakians Agree To Payment Of War Obligation 3 LOTS IN MAYFAIR 108 Magnolia Ave. m l (or V Good Dwelling on Five Acre 'I alone worth $500.00. NeceJ ™et: u’lt,h bounteous fruits nnd flowers, m-JHBPH ■> 0 ul-buddings for chickens apt^. trucktn Terms BRYANT & HATHAWAY NINTH INNING BigbctL batting for Krentori filed out to center field. Mooro tingled to left field. Carey singled to right field, Moore moving to third. Cuy­ ler hit, filling the bases. Barnhart epped out to Ruel. Trnynor flew cut to center field after tho count was two, and .three. No runs, two hit*, no e'rrors. BISHOP BROWN WILL HEAR FATE Presbyterians Will N E X T MONDAY Hold Annual Meet At Clearwaer Soon Established 1910 Office 116 Merri wether Building SANFORD, FLORIDA fu l p h y stn u o Is to ro g u la to th e c a r H er a c tiv itie s to th o p o in t w h e n th * y a id In th o b o d y 's d e v e lo p m c n b u t do not m ako dem ands upon I b e y o n d Its v e r y llt a l t e d a tro n g t! In th o s e y e a rs. A tn lc tlc s so f a r M th e y p ro v id e a n e n jo y a b le w a y ol g e ttin g cxcrclso in th o o p e n n lr a r e e x c e lle n t f o r b o y s a n d g irls -: m e n a n d w o m en —o f a ll a g e s. Bu» th o h e a r t m u s t a lw a y s b e c jn sld ored. " T h e r e Is m o ro h e a r t tr o u b li a m o n g c h ild re n o f s c h o o l a n d hig h sc h o o l ago t h a n Is g e n e r a lly re a l, lie d . T h ro u g h w ise liv in g - n o u n U h ln g food a n d p le n ty o f tlm< s p e n t In th o o p e n a i r — b o y s a n d g irls c a n d o itiu c h to overc**r» m a n y h e a r t Im p a irm e n ts . O u G • o th e r h a n d , th e r a la a r is k « f t a . h e a r t b e in g p e r m a n e n tly w e a k e n e d If th c ro Is a n u n d u o s t r a i n p u t u p ­ o n It d u r in a aitn lm y * n en '* . - 1-Ghurch C ouncil bed In Report After ries Pour Into Office tc rn c x ooH»r « $1600.00. Terms THE SEMINOLE REALTY COMPANY ( la o f a th le tic [o h a v e . In th e ir tons b e y o n d th e ir llze." sa y s D r. iiao clate m e d ica l [yudciritlal In a u rf r a g e ‘ w hen th e y l th e su p e rla tiv e . /> //07V iN T .H E W S fiE E L T h a t Is a s It sh o u ld ne. k e e p them f ro m b u r n in g olit their e n e rg ie s th e y n e e d a ta c tf u l w o rd o r ad v ic e t h a t w ilt h e lp th e m <Jlre c t d h r l r re a l a m b itio n s t o w a r d .t h e m oro m a tu re p e rio d w h e n th e y w ill h a v e a tta in e d th e ir g r o w th a n d th e ir s tr e n g th . , , "Y o u n g m en. arid w o m e n In tn e college ago c a n s ta n d rig o ro u s tr a in in g f a r b e t t e r t h a n b o y s n n d g irls f o u r o r five y e a r s y o u n g e r. T h o m o st r a p i d . p e rio d o f g ro w th Is u su a lly b e tw e e n tw e lv e a n d s ix ­ te en y e a rs. T h e h e a r t a t th is tim e Is d o in g a n u p - h ill Job. so to s p e a k , a n d c a ro m u s t b e ta k e n h o t to a d d a n y e x tr a s tr a i n , T h e ro h a s to b e som e c o m p e titio n In s p o r ts to gtvo th e m ze st b u t th e s p ir it j f r iv a lr y s h o u ld bo s u b o r d in a te d to th e g e n ­ e ra l lo’ve of th e g am e. " I m p r e s s u p o n g irls a n d b o y s th a t tlis - w a y to b u ild u o a s o w a r-. e o i v » v . i i.o n in * . n i A M 'K U l . . ? f9 3 | XV D. -I.KMOSS. ' . . C om p lain an t... 1 Suit Costa $250 V'.i.Y Select your lots in Pine C rest before the best are all taken. Real B argain Prices. ittenden Realty Co., inc. �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1925. A Lesson From Miami I W K M i m w S iT M ms -IT •» aim Moat** . t l M W *• Cs. *» earn er, per It*. Weekly E4l:io* ItW SATURDAY. OCX 1 0 , i n s 0" ■ .i —- - — . - » . THE HERALD’S PLATFORM ' 1— Deeper water route to Jaskeeag f . Ce—t r action of BL Johne-InMap River c a u l. i . —Extension of white way. . l/> - I tU view ef local ■■■setaenta. —Swianwlng pool, (mala courts, etc. #/—A lim enting of beFIdiag pro­ * grills—-knows, hotels, apartment iu—Rtlewaiea of street paving pro­ gram. • ?,—Coast fact ion of boalavard arm n i Lab* Maarac. Compte-io* of d ty beautlflesflaw program. I-—Efpeaelo* of school oyeteas with provision for lacrraocd faBIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY LOVE DEFRAUDS NOT:-Owe no man anything, but to love one another. Thou shaft not ateal. Thou shall not covet. Thou shall leva thy neighbor as thyself, itoman* 13: 8, V. PRAYER:— "O love Divine, how sweet Thou •rt! When shall f find my willing heart All taken up with Th««? I thirst ana faint and die to prove The greatneia of redeeming love. The love of Christ tn m e/’ As Brisbane Sees It Miami I------- --1? ** w „*wakening ~ to the fact that brutaliz- Co m West—See America. policemen d‘ o• not » necessarily go hand in hand Alfalfa. Tar key», Honey. F m do«t Democracy. . i he <Uminatmn of crim e._________________ _ who Don’t Weak-kneed law officers H im DaJ nth. / c t m LS ?11 at.fth* df°P of the hat would undoubted!Jv# be «I mr ARTHUR BRISBANE greater Incentive to law and orde/than ................. blue coated men who till) ",l“* behind nickie badges and pound minor offenders of traffic ordinances ii_r__ a r u * head or pump the legs of innocent bystanders full of lead*• Newspaper readers willI remember the reports sent out from Miami a few weeks ago of what was called an “at­ tempted .. -jail delivery , , -■ and the sheriff's successful effort at -. ----prevention- which resulted In two killed and five wounded far C M n *° an>wh<r* • d« k can u-----. ------- . ’V*Hru anu m e wounaeu, g0 ~ lMyt he -Wcept on wtter M nd including a harmless motorist a“half op in the air; and even where scene of the slaughter. there are docks there are Pords ., arf not in a P^ition lo state wh fall cf people to shoot them.” his depufes actually turned the prison* liberately opened fire on them, but it THIS SANTA FE train travels eastward between two streams. ported that he stationed his men in pc On the right a ro llin g torrent of the Jail yard, left the jail door unlocked water, poured down from moun­ opened fire as the prisoners came out tains following unusual heavy or them was armed apparently didn't rains of the last few days, cutting whose actions in this affair have cau« away rich soil; water that ought to be distributed, and irrigate the how Haywood Register escaped death entire desert thrown himself on the srrounrf in nrpD in *t. D#®ecommunities county more n Dnmrtfm proportion fi?« than other hut crimt I dr know that »e have mort- crime than wc ,h, , have Thm condition fa due largely, in my judgment tr warm-hearted but •oft-headed juront. It i« not’that tho community needs more law, hut it needs more enforcement of the exiHting lawn. Neither v L T u t . in d U H °T yH nor j u , t a can wrlte tt verdict of guilty, S S J f i J f c mac1hlnery of the ,aw I» helpless Vo enOf S e facts nermu f l who are the triers nntlnli. ' r>«rmit their judgment to he wraped by h>^ the n r t I f of f Jsophistry. l L ' or their i n j e c t s too clouded he artifices Frequently fre­ quently, emphasis in placed upon pity o f’ the rsKir i s 'forgotten. K t t e n ‘ Leniency l T | i,,erat:is ,0nnnforndmimi.i.. tho innocent v ffm. is CONTENTED If I planted hope today In any hopeless heart, If soma one’s load has lighter grown Bacauaa I did my part, If haply I have caused a laugh That chased some tears away, And If tonight my name be named, Where some one kneels to pray— I claim my day has been well apent, Not lived In vain, and am content. .Soldiers , I captains of 3YGOty I B&£Vc : fv z Fwailv R xw plie M S S KATHRYN W1LKEY, Society Editor. 'tfAUKS* *W V 5 C50T4<? I o w o i ^ a l l R iqh T ^ AlEElirtG JU ST IN PASSING BY R. HOLLY Snows are reported in th nnows are as yet visible in F portion of cooler weather. If the realtors hav» to gi\ ask that other iin:*s of husine It will be class legislation and what that means. Glad to see that improvemc of Park Avenue. And if the of streets and keep the pier fc mobiles it will be safer and be tlmt,',,|IndA M C0.UW on,y wr“° mat. Mad hA ho owned n quarter sec­ ’ K “r *hr ! huvl°l I,riort h,‘ could lt c«nie true, and he Mund Sharon look like Do your Christm as Shopping Ear y” campaign? .. . 1,, , ri Mojave Desert there flows a great river; sink your well casing from 10 U, 150 feet. ertoir X cheap T ”” ’ power bui,J y,» 'r the ervoir, ttake from line coming down from water­ falls of the Southern Sierras. J f c J L1}4’? you Krow alfalfa, forty Inche.* high, two tons to the acre j f VPp crops a year, not a weed in it. From June Into October you raise lerstkn melons, red ns fir.. a?*.hir.y Georgia Tech and Penn Slate art In for a busy afternoon in the Yan kco HtatJIum totlny, *—»—’■ o ■ It would take only the discovory ml In some oart of Tommy Hawk Is Back C Job, says the Apopka Chief why not bury the hatchet? — It seems that cross word r have given way to the moi Hunting gnme of searchln missing airmen. THE RITZ-CARLTON in New i ork would retail one of these nu-l f<)r WO. A small p ^ ^ raise a carload, und you -n„ , u ' everything else you cat. Wlien Hollywood opened her ■(•bools the other day she hsd six times as many students n* last year. That's something for Kunlord to think about. CHICKEN fencing keeps out ho coyotes, or a lantern M l burning at night will fright,-,, them nw-iy from tho melon field. » V W rttUcd ‘urkey:, or tried to? Did you over see „ Lirk^v hen go out i„ the morning wi, i Florida’s Oyster Henson U Now Opto reads a headline. That ra ­ ther revives tho old problem, what kind of noisa annoys an oyster? Why, a noisy noise annoyi, an oy- J7iert> |nK.°nt‘* nnd after nny0U rainstorm, withcomo thr...Lack ... 'ColonyI Mitchell Is nlways on »?•*. tha Norfolk Virgin­ : Hot, And often he Is on the • of his supsrlor officers as Selling vacant lots Is n most without profits but some of these stock nf ourselves und find out hov on thoip vacant lots. Folks canno they have a tent or some kind of some day be a drug on the market people to build homes. ik ^ an^ord» the City Substantial * growing slowly and steadily and it is the proper way '•to >grow. have had no boutn or rush or roar about our e rowth and We we do not wunt any boom. This city has the backting of solid farming coun­ try und industries und will alwuy ts be good commercial city. Just now the price of real c*stute isu lower thun in any o her part of south Florida. Whiv* __ » r ’boomed" it Kissimmee v. recently raisetl 850.000 fur r— i. Now i; for^'his n°n iff.thoy wil1 b’ivo Harry Neel i for ( for his his Daily Daily Gazette Kissimmee will be w Florida and other states. Daily iwwrs aro tiring that any city can liuve and few of the is coming to them in advertising patronage. t Those new traffic rules giving the busv of way over the side streets is a good thinu he automobde accldenta if the driver* will I" and exercise common sense and judgment l ng too much from son.; of them forThey dn look neither to the right or the left. * A little bird whispered to me that potato crop and the cabbage and onion cron u staple crops this year they will m ate more nv ot n,“? . T i i $ lii !,lanl S t r t d dir,e mff f w h‘: Mr. Howard Carter announces thnt be will aoon continue his *xravatJons In the tomb of Tut-ankh amen. Another fall opening. Don’t crowd, ladies. Plenty of kettles to go around. T h u ' i .’ S u ! " . , ” . ' * 1 « • hr But What wo should be able to miv n/T h" n,! that we can give them shelter u n ii/f h lX wt and may buffd a hon.? fur t h c S v i * Th" bilious In Florida and m-ny tV m humca and hotels for their help tin n ed C* K’igh. store, la 125,000. Think most ol us will continue to ruttle nrottiu on the ground for o while yet any way. ' »■■■ ■*o ■■ ■■ Members of th** Palm Beach Realty Board recently donned ov­ humorist eralls and went to work in the went abroad. On the waj freight yards in an attem pt to grew nut vou seem to kn quite chummy * ralso the embargo. It ia u spirit Tracy, the English/not tleman who Ju»t pass such as this that builds cities. are sharing the sen was returning homo nfte unit this morning he Aniorlctt. Wonder how Florid* Is going to nnd by mistake put , One morning in the leugh off the furl that California room He s wearing th«m , when th. y.,yiKil v i,*,J m u iiu piece in the know him?" itetional beauty ehowT—Arkrnsat m Tiv ’ Zl?-yApMI,jd and This accounts far both McLardell. A scrious-U king h i,-’ LouJa Tracy. I this vxchangcj "Trscv, th those louriilN who went to t.'oiifar•fUr. thtnkingjEnglWuiiiui. ■VWkWHyv , Point. Winslow, ArlVh W , » ,d«*walw tho Duluth Kiwunls ^ 'th ® l°ng telet la the duty of every •uli/ h. There j[ r you "an open pit i and does produce « ,°,ur take your tter of credit, and ent shall dwell in Romans to Eliminate Practise of Starving Cats In Trojan Moat Through Savings Account! Tho Col. Theodore Roosevelt I8 o’clock. Visiting veterans are cor­ Camp Number 13, of the United dially invited to attend. It’s Ccoling Comrade D. Frese of Lyndhurst, Spanish War Veterans met Thurs­ N. J., was also a guest of the camp ROME,................. Oct.Tii .. . For many We think morTo Refreshing day evening a t 8 o'clock at the on Thursdny evening. many clothes *, generations Ramans have dlspor'jd Hie local auxilinry met a t studio Court House and heard reports of to go without m*a of their cats by dropping them— And Nutricious delegates to tho national reunion of Mrs. R. C. Sheafer, president, some twenty foot below the level Thur.'lay afternoon to receive con­ at St. Petersburg. A good attend­ of the street—into one of the dry Whether a Trie­ ^ f f i r e were 31 young people pres­ ance showed enger intern''. In news vention reports. Jhough small in moats of tho l’nnthcon or the pit , friend indeed £ % attendance there was much inter­ ent and games of various kinds of the convention. ’ what ho is in ^ containing the remains of the T ra­ were0enjoyed throughout the eve­ Alfred King, R. C. Shcafer and est and enthusiasm shown in the jan Forum. There the felines, unEvery older man looking bark will say zavlnes is the fws meeting ning. Piano elections b» M i« R. A. Tcrheune gave interct'ring reports given by Mrs. R. A. Ter- able to scale the walls, have lived Perhaps a thiTT hcun, department president, and by IJtiliary a t Pearl Robson wero thoroughly en- accounts of the trip to tho "Sun­ easiest woy to build competence. lh « youngor man end multiplied, depending for their words were invest* f l __ i “npn" somrs were shine City” and of t)io events dur­ Mrs. Sheafer. food upon the generosity of pas­ wishing it was nav, Emphasis was laid uoon the exI’Vrill •meet who wlli learn and act on his advice before it is too late ing the big meeting a t which there by and resorting during lean (zlie Bryan T r T Nixon's horns was never were 20,000 delegates and visitors. collcnt work of tho drill team and ser.) to the cannibalism of their will tho cuiner. You enn start today with a Savings I-with Mrs. ovelier than a t this tin™ v ine There were about 260 representing the general relief work for dis- days tiger cousins. Eatridge us :ut llowcra and trajling P>nk vin tho U. S. W. V. and Auxiliary of Not much longer, however, will orphan:*. A Christmas box of home the visitor see hundreds of these being used and shaded lights cnai ! tho Department of Florida. » meeting mg a soft glow. Refreshment* of Comrade Gormley of Kansas on- made jellies, preserves, canned veg­ animals wandering about Methodist punch and deliciom. sandwiches .tertained tho meeting with a talk etables and fruits will be sent to gaunt their prisons. Serious efforts are 8 o’clock. were nerved. i on the recent convention artd those tho U. S. W. V. Hospital a t Augus- being made to get the government Tho party was given as the cui ' of other yenrs. emphasizing the tn, Ga., and the nnnunl Thanks­ to remove the eats and to put them CAPITAL urination of an exciting member ’ need of tho entire force of the U. giving box*to the Children's Home quickly out of their misery. It in lect at 3:30 shin campaign and was Rij« ny S. W, V. behind tho pension inove- Society of Florida will he sent enr- planned to as k the authorities to Iv in November, ond Philips members of the losing • lia Avenue. rn ntuin by Miss Mary Nixon. Al­ The Col. Theodore Rnosovclt Aux­ iliary Number Three has tn excel­ | tho Con- though it* lost in the membership J.K.Shuman lent record for contributions to ev[1 meet at contest this division raised .the Jieavrn, to a ••nu!iv,r Manager ih Hall on Urge-.-’sum of money for the piano urana j- ........ ............... - cry cnll of the National Auxiliary a plar* where VAn%. Mickle and will ba better and bigger meetings during the year, its observance of through windows it a,j ■— C O M P A N Y ^ --: fUTho second diyision, headed by in tho future. Meetings are held all patriotic day:*'and visits and P HONE 2 3 1 Plchard Sneed, will entertain with at the Court Houso on the second flowers to tho sick and sorrowing Six were Injun-,I in a,, 2 0 9 MAGNOLIA AVE 202 1st St. Phone 713 another party within a short time Thursday evening of each month at of camp and auxiliary members. nn nuto driver thojfh: > ,t uf the ed more interesting rill enterCONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 5 VISIT—WRITE—OF CALL US CONCERNING YOUR idge Lun- Mrs;Brown E ntertains At The Churches When a man sa>s -| r y. Mrs. at my house," he miy Sunday School 9:45 a. m. )atess. All With Party In Honor washing machine and th< Morniii" service ami n.-rmon, 11 S REAL ESTATE NEEDS. ittend are Of Mrs. Thomas Owen FIRST METHODIST CHURCH lotify the Learning what a Evening service and sermon t Monday Sunday School, F. B. Adams, su n o t' later CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED * ing about is almo<t as n th e lunche 7:30 p. in. |j lx* at 10 A delightful farewell party was perintendent, 0:30 a. m. scrambling an egg „r A cordial welcome for all given last evening by Mrs. Anne Morning Worship; sermon by the Van Ness Brown a t her home on pastor, 11:00 a. m. Oak Avenue, in honor of Mrs. HOLY CROSS CHURCH Meeting of tho three Epworth Thomas Owen, who leaves next r>. . week to make her future home in Leagues, 6:30 p. m. Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity. HASN'T STOPPED IT SO FAR Preaching by the pastor; 7:30 Sunday School. 9:45 a. m. Clearwater. . PAI.ATKA NEWS A profusion of zennias made p. m. Morning Service, 11 n. m. irned Friday very attractive decorations, the col­ Prayer Meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 Special music in place of ser­ lestcrday the R.-al Estate Board hecaus; they had spl? |o Jackson- or schemes being further carried p. m. mon. of Putnam county officially called from out by dainty tuore cards of col­ 1. Anthem—God So Loved the instil A full meeting of the Boarvl of on the state realty hoard and th.- each of Florida onial designs. Two tables of bridge 3 to Wards is requested at the close World—Stainer. these men li: Mate Chamber of Commerce, which is today enjnyii 2. Organ (a) Choral Prelude— o of Oncoola were enjoyed by the guests pres­ of the morning service. Some mat­ known a:, the Florida Development pered clim t of the Flo* Mrs. Owen, the ter:! of importance should he con­ Bocllmun. (b) Sabbath Dawn— Real Estate Brokers anil Salesmen must pay ent, after which Mrs. inford wit! Board to protest against a series ■ ___ guest, was :: zj pres< honor presentedf with n sidered. One sniull newapup Clausmann. Orlando’s Exclusive Shop of scurrilous articles being pul>- land furnished thrw n City License Promptly. Temporary license will very attractive pocket book. Two 3. Anthem—O Rest in the Lord iished in th; Scripps-1toward newt- its _______ handkerchiefs lovely h a n d m a d e .................. —Charles II. Morse. highest officials for for S m art Women erran of Kustis is ALL SOULS CHURCH papers. The prote«t should be bo issued until bond can be applied for and ap­ Daigcr who 4. Offertory Quartette— “ lie *-. p daughter, Mrs. D. were won by Mrs." FredMarkell made, not *in the hopes- of offset­ newspaper. winheld high score, That Soweth Uttlo”—Barnby. Multiply the Inst• two i:H ting the flood- ,.........../ of filthy propagan­ proved. Each Broker required Lo furnish ?2,500 dainty Flur, Mm Fanny Munson, organist. i -I da streaming through some of the by the number of cities Chapeaux rlcston, S. C. Gowns northern newrspapers, ■ Bond and each salesman 51,000.00 Bond. because sew Unit-d States—f,or -these ■ rs on .business CHRISTIAN SCIENCE' SOCIETY age naturally flows in to T h ; cess­ are happening everywha J pool; but simply in the name of you will begin to have a (I Christian Science services are ception of what t h ^ ’m /grul decency. Eleven North Orange Avc. held every Sunday morning nt 11 Florida means. Thu caitl ELLEN HOY, Tax Collector. Florida is spending millions of o’clock in the Woman’s Club, Oak ori the pnrr ,yB OPPOSITE SAN JUAN HOTEL dollars advertising in those verv complaint to tha north hvweu l T;00 o clock*. ...» . A ymihuj. nenj:, Third. Sljy0.6.papers which attack us, and somi> friends noi-so much the lbs, Lt i, Meeting of nil women of tho ik y School at U> o’clock: subject, which get W largest allotment »rf liable citizens” annnt Parish on Monday at 4:00 p. m. All fur tomorrow. “Are Sin. Disease space are the bitterest in their nas­ prate, once they have d e l should nttend and he on time ns tiness. ft may be human nature, but whom they didn’t knuwl special instructions for the Recep­ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■“ ■■"■•■I1, out some people just simply can­ while they still lived nbifl tion into the Confraternity of the not stand prosperity—for the other Mason and Dixon line, as i t l ♦ M >>M ♦»♦++♦♦ t » » > »»■»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦» J Holy Rosary will he given nt this this .week here to Ilow. And, also according to hu­ cash they nrC bringing \iitil meeting. The J$ecention will take J. D^.uoescy. man nature, the fiercer and falser Most of the migratory ms® place on Sunday, Oct. 19. Give your th ; attacks become, the more do unfortunately for the s tr l name and addresi* to one of the li nrrived from people want to come to Florida to their nativity, and most for* officers or promoters. p the guest of see for themselves if such things ly for Florida, are selling <fl Roy Scout Troop Four will meet as are related can be true. Unfor­ bringing with them into ti-T tunately for the peace of mind of shine State every penny t1: ' Chapter of the National So- nt the Hall Monday evening at 7:30 the knocker, the arerage man and lay their hands on. And wi] risen Chapter of the National So­ o'clock. Mass is said every morning nt ciety of the Daughters of the woman is j Ujt stubborn enough to money, th ;y ate making nwr* 7:00 o’clock. American Revolution was held nt ** “the ‘■nder cy in n few short months Residents and visitors to the the home of Mrs. Alexander p?** a Pd the minds of many, would have made "back ho * city are welcome to nil our church Vaughn on Park Avenue. E S i J* . t t a r .thra .hat place many years. Even the ‘i f services, social meetings and enter­ because of the unjust tad unfound­ here pays dividends in 1 The interesting business meet­ tickler of St. ing was presided over by the reg­ tainments. ed campaign of 1« . being waged health and greater joy in I tractive house ent, Mrs. R. E. Tolar, and many against her. A itutances will than it does elsewhere. | lan Middleton matters of interest were discusiud. CHRISTIAN CHURCH prove that this is true: Millions of visitors arc nLcva Avenue, "A Brief History of Our Chap­ So g re a t has been th i m igration Services held nt American Leg­ into Florida in the next fe*lfl| ter” was given In her lovely charm­ “f ,C klel“ d. Ohio, to Hundreds of thousands cf ing way by Mrs. A. .T. Rossiter, ion Home. the week end which was thoroughly enjoyed by Bible School nt 9:45 n. m. vexjKprts ip ertl of of th that bnnncial that. titty agree residen­ will stay; the rest will go' re spending as the guests of Miss the Chapter. Sermon anil Lord’s Supper at tial properties have dropped at home" because they have u ipa A dainty tea was served by the 11 a. m. least twenty-five jht cent. M * cause they have ties thert * .ouise - ■Dickenson. ■ Prayer meeting Wednesday nt cannot be broken. But tho*1 r?_rgr ■ hostess at the conclusion of the 8 p. m. at tho home of Mrs. R. A. P r" VronrUl lbtn? wa» a little go back will carry heart- fij J. D Ddssey and son, James business meeting. “bout 10,130 people More envy for those who stay in T i , Jr., returned Kndiv I'mm Terheun, 220 Mngnolia Avenue. ’,ey uttemled the Canton Ponkapoag Grange Fnir left'Athm i,UUdr ? °f S - hale And both those who stay, t'Jt'y ’s father. this yeai breaks all attendance who go back home will teJ ’*1 of records. friends by word of mouth in Leonard! reletter ns much of the wond:r*fe nnd « " “ lio ttrp Cuba. Five fapiUi! un aggreKateinoflh fjft t n, ’. Flower State as they can of the United phone subs.-r ‘.ere an„• words. This is the be>t j - red d reunion at their contracts eVerv w r I k U" K ing the state can have; " (‘ advantage of t h £ are "Florida bound" °CaU8U iadvertising which a hu:;>lrri*!’, t*r,‘ Mjakb of St. Loujg pnjier syndicates cannot r -iCuba I marly (300.000 was act. ley,' who has been from them to financial So let’s protest , the lon.'Eftrnest Gormla in one sing spread by the 8crlDns-lT ^ i f f . ' | 'llssounsn *ho have Uet] Mrs. W. M. pers nnd others of ^neirk®\" ,IL- |( ■ji|ajr for his home e they in the name of decency (B S m hown." LONG WOOD Jping over in AtSIZES 10 TO 53 to worry about somethictV *i an,j One bank not worth being conccrr-ri — BUSINESS >’irginu lost STATE ANI> COUNTY NOW OPEN PROPERTY U CEN 9HJN IHV DUE 11* and C’mlnty' Occupational Clean Rooms------------Real meats ica are now duo for the year In the heart of Sanford, ning October 1, 1925 and endcan he purchased on MAKE RESERVATION FOR YOUR ctober 1, 1B2<L. straight sale or ninetyJNO. D. JINKINS, lost time because of diffk’11^ ! SUNDAY DINNER Collector ^Seminolo County. nine year lease. $1250 per finding a parking place. front foot. Because of i t i wide atrvcUJ Fancy colored, short sport Coats, belted models. Lnrge plaids, average speed possible in ington should be greater thu ■ cd colored plaids. DEAN BERG CORP, )ysters Daily the the ordinary American (JM these figures represent the conditions within a tw»-niil*' 'I !o r e o y s t e r s us life in the city is not ncad'l rapid as has been suspect,‘J. I F ru it Store when tho i*ieed ut, which *o"l<| ton,ohil!sta drive is observed lj hard to believa that the *j Radiator Repairing, Installation c body of them on nn average vj l*ut 6.7 miles aUThotjr down ' 1 t F lo rid * sin e s t i l l . Itsfstsnrss: new cars, Straightening of chassi: A great deal of time must 1*' 1 All-wool Velours in « waiting for the traffic signal '-J Children’s wool Velour Coeta. shades lot fall. Ham. c Welding, Repairing of wrecked bo( as well as in hunting a rj,ll Nicely tailored, light weight mate­ tarial and fancy, aK « place. y .lt. Ing, some with plain sol riel, plain end fur trimmed. All ies regardless ol condition. collar.* nnd fur irtjUPW shade*. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Contcmpomry Comnu’B1 National B^nk. HUTCHINSON r*,*nte women judge their Cleaning and Washing Radiators IAI. RMTATi: bands by the worst thing* >«t F irst SiMyi hear about other men.—' P h o n e 176 New.* Item. t Of SANFORD. FLA. One of the most delightful par­ ties of this season ^ enp ^ ovening a t the home of Mrs. h ran cis L. Nixon by ono division ^of the intermediate leaguo of the Methodist Church, it being a pledge SANFORD LOAN AND SA V IN G S DtJE OCTOBER 1,1925 La Moda Tienda "«• Klory of u-banon shall of nr^ll oil' tho excellency ot C lurm el Unt? and Sharon.” I I co'il.l have made Lebanon. Carmel INTERESTING MEETING IS HELD BY WAR VETERANS AND AUXILIARY EAT... 1 ICE CREAM COMFORT IN OLD AGE CITY REAL ESTATE LICENSE I in e- r n " 'L‘ ,iv‘;n w ilh Joy nn'l iln g - Mental and Physical TELEPHONE;—Rea. 42&J Baptist Church- of Baltomo/e, Md., impose penalties upon persons who i now of Commerce, Ga., will preacn repopulate the cat prisons. a t 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m., morn­ Newton Center—Police head­ ing subject “Adorning the Doc­ quarters In West Newton Street, trine"; evening subject "A Wonder­ being remodeled. * ful Revival in a Prison." „ . . B. Y. P. U. Junior, Intermediate and Senior, meet at 6:30 p. n». A most cordial Invitation In extended to visitors to attend all of these services. Dean-Berg Corporation 84 rVFRYTIMNr .y° GROW. i lrri‘fatl' t h in g hu?s. WILL 9 „ l ' I h\ W1i}',erne“ ani1 ‘he solitary Place shall he glad for them; * K J thu shall rejoice, and bloisom Ai) the rOMJ. L I’- shall blossom abundantly, It remains for soma advertising man to produce n Scopes trial in Florida. D elightful P arty Is Given F riday E vening AtHome of M rs.Nixon L .;vn' n , n u oaek enn see .where he will be. TIIK STREAM of w ater now go­ ing to wn >.e will not do so always. Tho stream of human beings going west on the left of the train is on its way to build un a greater America. Enterprise brought the bent peo­ ple across the ocean to us long ago and started the building of this nation. New enterprise that takes whole families and their automobiles westward to build new home * on ot. we,cwm*mc acres will build the democratic America of loin and the* next century. * i these desert I lands destined to be the world’i* t I™?"1 *“ Utiful garden, you could y re ,i,t buying land, hoping to * live here some day, at the end of 1 Vouf miKhly .lollar hunt In the IM1M, f *^°thlng grows until you Irri- The rain saved the Pirates yos- ' —*---- o ■ IF AT FIRST YOU DON’T SUCCEED— AN INDIAN woman rides on a thin pony, behind her n little boy with arms fastened tightly around h*-r bright red shawl. Her puzzled eyen watching tho * train going * -’ east, tho automobile going uwest . , ; reprerent VANISHING AMERICA. LACII OF those rolling ears, big and little, menns another house to bo built, rnoro acres planted, all over this vast, wonderful country from Seattle to Han Diego on the coast, all through the magnificent i - . nevL ^ tatP*" Arizona. New Mex‘ ico, Texas, Colorado. If cqp, or crust, or covering llm* been dispensed by me, If I have helped the weak to stand Or warmly clasped aome angry hand In friendship it may be; Or If some lonely little child Has known My comradeship and 'dmtydw.v Then, hamfiUt though I be, I know 1 have boon helping God, and an Rerene, I claim my mighty rest Just glad to know I'vo done my best. —Mejvln Murtl nier Newbcrg I THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1925, Of course this question will rieh, want all kinds ot peop|« here if Th „ f *' people and wj cannot ask them *«h y a r»l K‘ in their pockets because J m o o t then ably less than that sum and they * « 8 t | g " fonl has always been a workingman’s tow , tn. for many year, to come. Some of tK T S JS like this atatenvnt but it h tru,- nav.rtheE X , One mocking bird is w< of quail are worth more i hunter’s frying pan. The j good one and to make a ce; into u Bird Sanctuary is *J ioiiiu of tho hunter's will s.Florida a real Florida. One of Walt Haynes’ » Kansas was here this week ay hawk ;r fritnds from Bleeding and saio among other things that he wak a®,.nl‘ uct‘ri to Sanford by our publicity. This gives the ^Publicity Committee ten cent’* worth of credit at l-ast u»nd’ should show th2 dear public that ‘'icent salary that tl,T ’ Popularly Priced i Coats Light Weight Charmine New “Campus Coats for Givis Children’s Coats f ns in 1Classical ., Dancing ' [S ta le f A sso c ia tio n . last, my angel,” sat“ man, loiter he ha*l 5l,‘ mini'iter, “wc are r ly one.** "Theoretically-^ 1 th a modern bride, practical itandpoint, ** isable to ordor ‘j ip P Xopham Courant. [given by Mias Sara [beglnninK Oct. lut., prican Legion Hall. *10 Oak Av*'.’, mornrttU 215 in the I*. M. g: * tl|it:la\' > When? Sanford Radiator & Body Works 3.,-'.. :..v ••.(.'•'.*• O i n M i p p School Girl Coats �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 10. IMS > Hero Lea 110 Commandments Tavares Legion is f Booked; At Miiane Planning A thletic' p Days Next Week'Meet Armistice Day T A y ^ E S .^ T lA H W - H l.h I :<;hco!j throughout ventral Florida I- «v mv utc .’Ilian have been invited to send repre-j Tuesday and W----I™ coming here with more ruperla- I senUtives to the track, field anti tive advance notice i than any oth aquatic m e e t'which wil be held1 on Armistice Day under the, tr picture which has •ever er ever L__. been (here auspice* of the local post of the shown in Santorc . — r — ;— -"i, • Oddly enough, fu;___w• American Lotion as a nart of itc« this picture’deserves most of the«i crlcbration. adjectives. It Is great, stupendous, j i colorful, nnd moving. It has com- I Arrangements for the meet art?i I »;dy, spectacle am] drama A per- |,n char?c of Professor D. II. Moore,• feet cast, a fine story and inspir- ,ccunt>’ superintendent of public in-! ed direction. Istruction; R. S. Durell; and R.! The production takes a little over j' *tdr. two hours to show. It is divided I Three . .. classes of competion have ,nto two parts, ancient nnd modern, been 'n |.......... provided w,c in the track meet, *n " V 0™ " tho picture opens jancf two in the aquatic, senior and on the Israelite slaves building the junior boys competing . ~ Ut the same city of Rameses in Egypt. They cfas s in * the * ‘latter. Thirty trn-k the events arc provided .including five! un- for girls, who will have the 50 and He 100 ynrd darhes; 00 hard low hur-l i tt dies; basketball throw and a quar­ ts - ter mile relay, da’ . «**!»*». senior, will be !u . <UMhes frorP.the 50 to 440; half A Beauty o f the Press COLLARS 313 First National Bank Bldg, SANFORD HEIGHTS LOTS Pity the Poor School Teacher each 50x150 nicely located, beautiful shade tree*. 11,650.00 each ■ 95c Actes. 50 acres in regl GROVE- tv , 3 Lakes, fine fishlrig, 2 miles from W ■ read, with new Cheney Highway e o n h e c t S ^ 3 A very fine estate qr can be divided into ■ mg water front and grove. Tin mm , ” cI*« » Park. """"in t« . l■■■■■■■■■■■■■■*■a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a , ,a , Accounting Systems Installed, Jj ! M np 1000 feet on Lake 3 miles 5 Oaks, $5000.00. $1500.00 cash, b a l a n c e t | j > n n n nHn ■ ' v'l'E < iu ip p H Filling- Station, living roos 3 ^ tsid c city on Dixie Highway. $5000­ 3 month. A BARGAIN,. ■ J mm ■ . Mo.pg receiving . the commandi nicnts on the mount, the children of Israel worshipping the golden calf in a wild orgy, and finally the fade-out In which Moses, wrathful | at seeing his people’s treachery, flings the tablets which lie had recelvw] „n the rocks, smashing into a thousand part?, fho modern utory was written *y Jcnnio Macpherson. It shows mat tho commandments arc ns great a moral force today ns they were five thousand years ago. Tho lives of two brothers art- followed. One lives a life in which he creatm and breaks his own luws, while the other keeps the decalogue as his guiding force. In the end evil is punished nnd good is triumphant. i, i P ve thousand pconfo i i headed by Rod La Roequo, Hichurd DiX, Lentrice Joy. Agnes Ay. t-V n 1 Theodore Roberts, u m lin u M a k 8 nusines. Lota (Warehouse and Factorv Holly from Hill Lumber. Co., new 8Ite Im ­ balance 1, and 2 years. * * “ H n u in k n Apartment House in path of progress now basis, $16000.00, with terms one-thlrd cash, 1 will enhance very hnpidly and A BARGAIN. 23 Acr,a- n « r Sanford, Improved state buyers, a SNAP. Customs Men Make Biff Haul Near Miami The press, which has made many a beauty famous, now has MIAMI I its own. Miss Fawn Singleton. employed on the Provo men, I 3 « bottles of whiskey, two Herald, Is one of the most beautiful girls in Utah, recentl automobiles ami a truck were'seiz­ been selected queen of the Utah county fair. ' 1 ed by custom officials, who sur­ prised rum runners unloading li­ quor from a smnll boat into ma5},1,"?* " w Cutler, a few miles south of here early this morning. ono of the ilea to aive Ion In prelldrcn. Ap•;cent of alt «ar ' cl aim oil Oder tlftcen Account forfi t school. i do thslr pi t tho Uvea. * warning j It school ^unities *tpM 'ied at s u m Of afjfl Telephone J20. nirs Rut theML£ tardsd .M U No. 7 Ball B uilding, Jno. F. Pearson S t t S a g A HOME A com plete line of iJTdinwrstrM ght ............ .. n. Screen Wire Builders Hardware Boars Windows ti nf Miiwuuk. Fram es and Screens 'la d e to Order The Most Conspicuous Succes During the past V Nash Motor Comp, unequalled in the it Nash dealers enjd prosperity. Yet ti ents must Impress upon th e ll children tho d a n g e r of playing on roads and In streets w here t h e n Is a n y a m o u n t of trnfllc If th r r ^ Is to l»o a n a p p reciable reduction of. accldepts apiQPK chlldjon. le cted fo r c o m fo rt n n d c o n v e n ie n c e . E s s e n tia lly a w o rth -w h ile p ro p e rty . 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fl*. Apples Unrestricted Lot “WE HAVE THE BEST” AND IT S NOTHING 8 JT A LOT OF'MUSH* ANY WAY-fTi? AViCNDU? MR&GUNM ALL0YJ5 HER To CARRY ON UKE ^ T h is l is t e n ! SHE’S MAKIN6 A DATfe F o r 12)N!6HT/ That means we’ll have T73 LEAUElkE UV/INS ROOM I SUPPOSE - SHE DON'T ! REAUZE TAaT SHE S ) DlSTUCSlNS THE COMFORT OF ) HOUSE GUESTS / -tin J {ScJ'*18 - W K2 111ii April 250 NEW '" ‘‘Mu *his represent; artists—unfor°f it pays to Play rather a® E R F O R M A N G E S D A ILY ilM va aula llrru , | U»V *•! lli.amlliat rOHESS t Fiilrmont, W. Vu No,4ros>„ t0 U * « e H ig h g ra d e , b u ilt-in f e a tu r e s a n d m a n y e x t r a s sc MEAT MARKET fkrrn n « iputy un1 picketini S ss^ “ ’m1* S ix room s, g a ra g e , la rg e lo t. Carload of the finest ATLANTA t44% twelve month*’ Sales s is !a monthly SanfordGrove,Inc E a tin g an d -Cooking A pples h a s . j u s t a r r iv e d fro m V ir­ g in ia an d w ill lie sold ch eap b y b u sh e l, V& b u sh el, by peck an d •/» peck. C ar lo cated c o r­ n e r R ailro ad A v en u e an d 1 st S tre e t, C onic an d g e t th e m . B A R T N A S O N , L ocal M a n a g e r P h o n e 219 507-8 1st N a tio n a l H ank B ldg. ■ a v v elv e m o n t h an item in a comniorrlallsm th a t' takvu tlio heart atui .mil .... I lains, B u v a ria n a n d J a p a n e s e BEA L ESTA TE NAS» SALES FOR t on R O SE C O U R T C hlnaw arc in EiiR lish P o rce­ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a a a a ,,a a ,,B a a a a a " " a ^ T S i 's a >0— The money "hnear ijrMa name ?sir.g Ub,lcorUplay” pnJr,nK rathterrlI O range County (The Day draws nearer) D E A N B E R C C O R P. “ G one N a sh ” During the last year Na, Claim Commercialism Robbing Music of Art BUY W ORD ter Streets. Lot 13 of Block A. o f F ir s t S tre e t E x te n s io n . F acin g 50 {eet on C h ap m an A venue an d 125 fe e t deep. L ocated b e tw e e n F ir s t S tr e e t E x te n s io n a n d th e B oulevard. $170 p e r fr o n t fo o t, I lie C o u n try H; I BITHLO C hina m ake lovely g U ta IO* a Bunoa, • 1OD » Rip M w o risf __ WATCH ^ trous HANG fl'ALI 1 6 0 5 5 TtiE DOT'S talk 8EAO-SHg lit. lilts •>!,«_ M alaria, C h ills nnd 1 U en u u c o r B ilio u s F ever, It kllw !>• *»"“*• Thero -vero 40 peraons convlctcu nu.__________ BY TAYLOR hs more tlian nine • tn Ihe Milwuukeo I and Huron Smith, la a prescription for th e M o t o r C a r ' MklWm "fTAlnnC l, V ", 3 College. Gilbert w. S. P R IC E fir*. . P,Brunner, thr,’wt punter ,nftn. ami being a nriit-ilnim "10 W . F ir s t S t. PI th s lho largest mushroom w ar •nd ,M. i,'ch‘ 1' hi .linn,mu, public museum by Ifrmnn Hti-li^lit an authority on fungus gn,wth*. L y w from a " wei1 e u and andann3P t™Peny knowr 0nan. nationally ,ier- e cofJPany, which assistance ren possible maximum ex;pansion oi sales and more e f f i c i e n e v i n r n l l p r H k n c SANFORD fin i C0Verc‘l another football! fin. this zenson. lie’s Lewin SB' •'-•rt, sophomoru back, who proved one o f ‘he r . ^ p a th of th o e a r. In co n c lu sio n th e c o m p a n y r e ­ m a rk s th a t w h ile th e ro Is m u c h sa fe ty w o rk b e in g d o n e to c o in b n t th e se c o n d itio n s o u tsld o In n u en c o can do o n ly _ h a !f_ lh o _ ,worl<' „ Pa r* ^ £ A S U /i£ S \ t o 'nartf ava>'abl« financial assistanc, The Price Is UiR|,t I f » profits*1 01 S° Un^ness’ Permanence, an. •Medicine Cnbinets f sasasiss Sanford, Fia. M anonic T em p le B ldg W orcester—New truck sewers to Pittsfield—New service station bo constructed here during full and to be constructed at West and Cen­ w inter, a t cost of $3i>0,000. to become associated with J J 'W V iro n in g Hoards Here's a Nint-Pouml Mushroo g V*mV£NT/V£\ A n O p p o r t u n it y , JVhiic Rock P la s te r U oard N ails Jyy *■ L A nother Labor B attle on in W est V irginia Lime Plaster / III L'i I I ( Bate, aro per­ ta in e d In tho //V7T l R. L Robertson W. H. LONG . F in is h * vf SPECIAL RATES TO PERMANENT CLIENTELE will bo three rings, filled**wltff the foremost arenic trounes of a t least half an aerial mnzo l —— the kiddies there will be a baby zoo nnd then 50 a dozen lands. For of the funniest clowns that ever wore white chalk. . Mouldings mr * . ties" bands, tents Audits, Monthly Bookkeeping Service B u ilt w ith g re a t c a r e f o r r e s id e n t o w n er. Ceiling t When men get to going around! in low necks nnd short sleeves, how long do you think It will take the furriers to select them for an easy mark? And then, some sissy will walk down the street on a hot July day with a fur piece around his neck and there'll be another Job for the undertaker. And lust think, Ed, what a time there fellows who are designed mound tneir Adam’s apples will have! What will the old Adam's apple do when it hasn’t got o col­ lar to hide behind? It just looks to mo like they are trying to change tho sexes around C b im s s y anyway. Those "Oxfords , bags’’ pjAyCAOMD some men aro wearing are the nearest things to skirts that could is /IWV. OJL be designed, and when -----, they .. . get f V A*ffA/CA men to wearing low neck:* and short sleeves It will be be but_ a short step to vanity boxes nnd lip sticks. If some fellow will come through then with an invention tn keep a j man’s whiskers from growing, cvIcry man can become a pcrteci tauy. J But why should we worry? May"John Robinson’s Circus is coming. . . vml. i be with all these fads will come a For over a hundred years that statement, spoken by your great I real worthwhile style, mnking It grandfather, your grandfather nnd your father in the days when they leven more “the thing” for every looked on the world through youthful eyes, ft” .i' ^ ci S J U c l men to have an Essex Coach and a pretty girl for a chauffeur. " r / t o y ' u - c o S « ™ Friday, Oct. 23. for parade that forenoon nnd Your;', . .he 102nd nnnunl to n eo f the BILL. The Ball H ardw are C ypresn and P in e F ra m in g S h e a th in g S id in g F lo o rin g are underpaid, ight numett evel it, Cnahlmer, lla : r m W histles a n d " V Beils,w arhthat' ’•the attention K n o w that S a tho cities jH th o oponjE cltlo " and yfil trylnK to Kjhlldrcn by I to inotorL . Many policeman K ings during ■Taint depurtphllrtrvn. who bints o u t tho l^ rla th a t can jmooters, playbn tho streets i. T h e se hoys int upon tho [to. T h e y glvo passing m otors gro scored for [at was caused Iroctly Into tho NEW . LUMBERYARD No wonder iichm.l lonrhi •’A t 3 I a word of rents. During the season of 1024-25 tho hearing citrus groves of Florida yielded an average of $280 per L a th B rick PACE THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 10,1925 I WAS GoiAiGTo )( IkEY LET Thc/R CR’LDREN have ANYTHING THEY A sx fo r R&&aroLe55 CP HCYl MUCH IT ST To MR. GUNN VESoTfcRJADRiVE ,HT WHEN CHICK in t e r f e r e s with THE PLEASURE Cr . OTHER PEOPLE / I JUST CAME IN SEE IF EVERY ONJ£ IS COMFORTABI^ AND ENJOYING / i Th em selv es / 6RA00US \ VJELLL SHOULD V ESSAN SOEVERVlkiNG 1 V»E AkE IS JO€T j PERFECT. ,{ ENJOYiNG I5NTIT '( coftSELves HEeNRY9 / \ IMMENSELY W oodruff and W atson WAREHOUSE PROPERTY 1200 feet on Railroad A BARGAINGOOI) TERMS ! S G rocery s to re , s o f t d rin k s ta n d a n d fillin g s ta tio n , well e s ta b lish e d d o in g a fin e b u s i- ] ness. P ric e $2 ,000. $1,000 dow n, b a la n c e a rra n g e d . certainly say that it helped me. I t ia a lino tonic. I* built me up and seemed to strengths!!, me. I grew Ices nervous and began to Bleep belter. ' “1 can certainly recommend Cardui to expectant mothers, lor to me It was a wonderful help. ••• «a every way I felt better after taking it and I think U la a splendid medlclne." „ . Cardui la purely vegetable, and H. G . W O O L W O R T H , M gr. contains no harmful drugs. s-ur sale everywhere. NC-JM V aldez H o tel B ldg. P h o n e 727 For a FEW CHOICE HOUSES Located in Exclunlve Ilcflldcntial Sections. Brice and Terms on Request. BUILDING LOTS S.lcrlcd with referent, to LOCATION o lfe i. . wonder ful range in speculative 1 S m all N ew 1 Room H o u se in su b e rb , on m ain h ig h w a y , p ossessio n to d a y . P i’icc $ 2 ,­ 000, te rm s . $500 dow n. B a l­ ance $30 m o n th . 1 R eal B uy in a 10 a c re celery and tru c k fa rm on S a n fo rd A venue close in. New h o u se, Lady Sayi Her Back “ Hurt Night p la n ted w ith cro p s, new fen ce best la n d in c o u n ty , 50 o ra n g e and Day” — Least Noise Up­ tre e s, 2 w ells, sa m e tile d . set H ei. Better After P rice in c lu d es fa rm in g to o ls and sto ck , all b u ild in g s new . Taking Cardui. P ric e $7,700, $3850 cash , b a l­ Winfield. Texas.—"My back hurt ance 1, 2 y e a rs . $700 b in d e r. night and day,” says Mrs. C. L. Eason, of It. F. D. 1. this place. I O ne 5-Room B ungalow ached and ached until I could hard­ ly go. I felt weak aniT did not feel close in G blocks fro m P o st like doing anything. My work was O ffice. B est lo c atio n o f to w n . a great burden to mo. I Just hated P ric e $3500. T e rm s. to do up tho dishes, even. I was no-account and cxtremoly nervou— “My mother had taken Carc’ul I new S p a n is h S tucco, b e s t in to w n $6,000. T e rm s. and aho thought It would do me good, so aho told me to taka It. My husband got me a bottle and I 6 A c re s C h ic k en F a rm on began on It. I began to Il"1PnjV# “J H ig h w a y . once. It was such a help that I IN SU RA PROFITS Brice and Terms Very Attractive BUY IN SANFORD Safe and Sound. A. P . CONNELLY & SONS (We’re Listening) R E A L T O R S 17 Years of Success in Sanford Bhone 48 Magnolia at Second IN V E S T M E N T S LO A N S l■«■■■■■•■■■■■*t■■**■■**■■■■,,a ■a a a a a a ,,a a ,la B a ,, Cecil B.DeMille$ Cinem asterpiece m il a n b M onday T u esd ay W ednesday Miriam and the Golden (param ount iQ k tu n J �THE FANTCP.D HERALD, SATURDAY- OCTOBER IP. W & * w r * f i - o m rt <vc 9.1 mirth tin wki ^S^Ei f e r J T » * y ,*V**i* " T t- «” ?» • tf-KreZrenL and J - W ..W U JM T T 'A null ' *«q*7-. *n?£^T t y T ^ n ^ ^ r ami If .Kj .I to 413 JWIthri S oft A", 7 ! , ; "...minx interest umDr MEAN 8 APu\|U A iSiROT, VAfUK CORAT v £ ? i i, a s t a h r ^ r r r r r r .n . m k AKXIOW r . WKED iU » :S T- PAK R'SH TCILHEI.MI.HA I- 4 DA MX, | C H A R M 'S F . A D A K 3 a iH — — — ..r'M ? nb * w IMVIO «T. AD­ AH* an.:----------ADAhbl hl» wife, A 1. tXMTStittU JA Jtlii MvCNCIL , s l A tv. WTLMOTT. d « « K il cr ■thrcwl*- *» hHr*. «D*!■»-*. Kf»rvr*** *ir otSrnrU* *n th«r property fi»— .Joaftcr rl»"rrii«i. and U all (he h#!r*. ^nWM d CMgWJl »»r "th* »r rlatnunn under J. ( t ADAUS if i naef: and (*. all (a»‘K and rv-ry r lam ia* an? .lnt«r**t nr Intef^ata la the land Inv-iv-M fa i *id *4 1 . nndat* lay •.! tbr aaoar r.irrr t defendant a oeft end every 3 h-/*,- ra:nc* and r*s drama a r* afthwwn t» the c«oui!j,.ni:it in lh.’ Eept: 3-17*13*24- OcL 2-14-17-21-11al«j7 e «o*ttl«l r ^ v . and to all an* 7-11. known wtrtlrs T**.n.ote«r rfa.m- X*rit THC riKcrtr i _.____________ _ _ _—----- v i — iti—an.* lnt*r**l nr Intmrmttm In th* jrtmcc <R:mot.K r o t v n i\T i:vn n\ to onLand larotred in thh* suit. m M land TAI.% or IT (m V T U T . a p c ri.t L U % ltU T t Imlas sIt Bite in S«m!r.nt* Cnunty, AT TEAT .t r a t .I L .IIMlIOl inOF TtLl.ljlJi «lJfM' NS. Plerfat.7- -nd '•-srrth ', 1 1 1 fnliiwu, cvifnptataaa: u x iik in m : t»*wrt: TRACT 1 a xr. xcren. *t iu The rut: half nf the *.»uihw««t Defendants. nnarter ,/f MertJon 2 f Townahlp Drier ml PoMIralU* NUTi • TO K m m t AND I N Kvf.tvr: DEFKYDA VtK ■* r u rniox t»; r. v:.. MDYITR and------- MOT?" Lot in F t jVfello Close to Mayfair S1750JX) REALTOR Rooms 501-592. Phone. First National Rank Hail SALES FORCE M. M. STEWART Me -r.tr. tiE O m ie IF . 3CLT2R3 a n R. C. MATRR9 h ie ••If*. t S W I i AT •hi. raas- ip. ‘Iiaday* the* trvl. dar o f N o v rm V r. A D. 1*2 > tn* saw ■ KTNft »*d---------- ‘TK1NN l»D erif bkhthair i-ovr; and------ iov ; h..- Mr-ua-td. xit*. y .u a r. tz .ru ArfiOON »v;----------RTctlARWK*! r e r I- -Od JOKV B. HA1.BKK' he'n c .. It *'-r fMJ bf ibly 'irT. at i!;>- Corn lliaae in Nar.f«»i £*w-».v :r«we:r FhWtt*. end ia *■•■ f a n 'i t h e r r s f D rrre w P r » •* ,is f. » i T.-.ii fc« e«;-rrd m l m t . *»ht <aa*e te!n-f & *>i!t tn iioiet title la the '*t ?!a',aant in and t> the land d ttn ilie l «• ft L* V rirdon ORDERRIi that tlilr noPle* i-e gahlfth'd la lie ftn •o n l H erald , a eew epep-.- paTdfsne l la Oar.fsf.I, iem in -ile Cnoaiy*. 'A 8 0 V E —A S tr e tc h e r SR nad. B E L O W —J a a t A s I f It R eally H a p ­ p e n e d — T h e L e j B arulace. rirst aid instroctioti helped thirty- tammer the puUIe has been the bcr.citt employers of the Western Elnt-j fiefary of meh inunction thirty-five rv. Company to save lives cr to as-. times and in emer£enou cf senotu list injafpl persons bet* ten the 1 character. raddle o f April and the firvt r,f SepOn three oecationa two p r r tm s • IrtrheT th is year. T h e servfert ren- were rm eted from drowtiitap. O th er dered ranged all the way from n c u -'n r^ r^ e n c irs " tr e autnrnr.bile aceim * aw l rtsta c fta tin ^ 'lrrn ir.x ^ per-j t o o , ooHapse o f bleachers a t a hall vm b to atoppfrrx th e c o tm iltk ra e f a'p a rlr. a rm auray. a railw ay accident, baby. T h e men and women who went ic rm J serious falls, a fire, and eases c o t of ibeir way to fiv e suet nr am , of sicltnesA a persorflhl dtstribotcd over ihe cr.l.rei Firtt aid instruction is one part of United States. 'a complete safety ard health protprata • Ordinarily first aid instruction k i eperatetf throuuhout die Western cnmidrrtd more or less a family ma'- Electric Company. It rants with acttr with Ihe l.-ifttvtml crjaciM' -.r ■evlcr.t prevention and sielctxss pie* *«?.£. c x i r r t u. Her* m a *.ncle 1v«u:on wcrlc. 'Actors Open Dramatic School In Empty Gym Near London College :ni7 e l i n t Unto in the hitrepublic, it U bdievttl, th u t latuia. F crn w rl; LON*DOS’, OeL 9.—0*1 - 'he UnIvureity of London will hav.- a row fort of drama and th*at:. *caool In the theatrical orndue'bn.t bf .which nueh actor* and nr■yl'M-ni at Oranvi7I)* Borkcv, Nijt»l i'ia ■ ! Edith Craijr and Bet.l Dean ‘ploy a "romiatnt part. An old jfyniiuuiuni at Etnl tfcn Cblltgj has h-in trxzx i-L» m theater sc a th e 400 7 au»' will be otiKierf for prCdi •ightecntb-cnnfcury drsT, r, a r c litUre known. No apr 3l I* mode to HndifEraiAtiJ r.l ,! AH leeturet and pU yt sril i, • PhrcrJ urtth the tboeght ’r f I voting acto n and drama Cuba Pians to Tux improved Landj HAVANA. Oct. 0.—# V VrS 1 the now pabiic wirrks Ian all i Her land in the rmohlir will t tCu J affecting in the city of Havana own- about vacant K t an 1 in ih? republic thouaand.9 of arrei «H land that eithrr puv«r i..*k 5 S- r, urder caitlvation, or ifloie?.i*t-; ii I rTfiiit hi l elf awl NAT POTNTZ drree*. «r ntienrla* as heir*, derlae**. I’l^rMil. cnee a week la fun* «jn. el innf»Tt o- rtfcerw!#*. lit the pfoti■■•(-»!»*« we-ftly I»tcre. • i |t f L -eiMfter deeerttid a»4 to fflT h .i.i ny hand and the nft pa;>(fT i-aeh and erery. rlalntfV«l h .I tf lh- Oreait Court «f til *av interee* or laiff-aie in tc*1 * r«v*nth I int:el si Clfruit of the Ins : 0*1 Invrtred »:j thie etill trader n» A,‘at* nf Ci-.rTft fi and (or s»m- ef file - named def-ndarit :jjw'e Cbintjf. Florida, nr. thle the n r h and tr>ry eloee pisiti and v*! dr r ef ijetoleT V. I*. 1525. -*il«iere»» ar- na known f/» th* V. r. tHCiiLl.lj. CnmafalnaBi la the ahore entitle I Cl* elf. e-UTr. and in all i»okn<»nrn partis. 'OU CI7TT C T’RT UFAI.) rlylattnit hit Inters**. ta in * 17 a n d 3*'1UU * c re s. m o re R? A. it tvcr.h'd. .*t«v jvIi.unseeT*r inter*tt* !,. tee Imd tnr >l'i-d in or leva. H U tnipillC T * EOYLE nr 'his enlt. tiM l*nd heirrr *ritc»te *t I [• jr)n*f>rlir rrop. m* sworn Si.lieimn far Coinplalaaat. In Jt-runnle Cnnntr. Flnrl.t*. on I hill of eoeiptilnt herein that you O ’ -.M -17-21. if——— .**1 fellows: t«-wlt: • vl e^ -n 'ef 7 o>» iaar claim some THK nnrtl»»a*t <ia»rtef nf the t i t l e o r in te r e s t :n a n d to stuthweet mart#.of N e**t>rtt It tiie p rr.p e -tv h ere ln e '» o -» de—n h e d . MiTKi; ok t m v n n t t o o n TpnstH» IV »*icth. rUiia- 75 It I* therefore ORDERED that t ii% epEci.il. Lirr.M i.tTim t t s r i r n i l . ir,* irn \ o r l i i c m u * east, fir** th* northeast ipiar- mu and each of you„b» ar.d you i r t-r «f the northwest ijuartef berelrr rrt'ilred to afi^r- - to the poll tn iE . f fim tilyini herein filed In tbl* 7.'otfre i* *--re*'*’ riven that the nf rh * northeast qatrirr of tlt» «na;;i«ei*t «iun/te.- and le*ta the <— •uic i n jronday th* 2 nd. day of T-.irn of Oviedo Flo*Mi. will apfl/ nt * Tit -if t*»e r >-*ri»a*f nuar•Jf.veeri**- A. l». 192". *he seme b-* at the Rett special seaeion of tf-e ter of the nortlutdat nuarter t i f * R i l e [>»7 o f th i* C o u r* . r»t <erljlatitre bf the State of Fl.irhLa the jnuthweif t u m t r and >5* C - u r t I lo o s e In Hanford, d - m 'f"* *3 *. Lil le*!*!att'in preserloinx ef I-**" the »«U enirter ol 1 *1 * n o lc C o u n ty . Florida, an d lr» default th- method ef mVeiny puhlle Imuiiartrr of th* sooth* • hereof Deere- Pro '"oi'..*o o HI .*rore»en:t In said Town ff Oviedo corthraat t n i r a l n v t *"»•!. * * ’•! r s u e an.l ■•ee««lnr end paying the coat -ess •lnar'er of fteetlca It. 1i bv *e r„A^ .i f e, r msik lt t o o o i e t t i l l - In t h r - f - ad ' e*ttn*r eharter Township Si »ou*.h. Rar.te 75 ; C o m p la in a n t In an d to th e land cf Mid Town of Oviedo ao far as east). ■ alwTe de*-elbrd <*ltik rstetee to me Jsitiii* of and it appeartoT from the swam IT TS TimRRFORi: ORDERED It. nf * ..npU.*t Herein that you if m (4 town. 'hat th*. OC.s notice he *.| rmrjr o r o n c u a Florida 1 nd er *fi of yoa may laim eemo ' that . . . . ___ H»ra’____ 1 a n« *1*.«pe>- pub­ Ev N* F. I.EZETTK. M-nmr. rlel't. tltfo n- iater-ai tn atwl to the C-of«rd lished S.vnf'’nJ S-oj noH Cuunty. IC —' -In ~ ‘ Attest: C: K. PH ILL IPX. i pr-oi-rty iorpliuDotT deserlta-d. ‘_t. one- a wi— It four cor.Clerk. It i thrmfore • *HliERKti th a t' _Florida, I'nl* A 75 S 7-I3-I3-2S O 3-W-I7- ipo and -ern of you be and y>U err Seeotlve Weeklv Issue!. ; her.^ 7 re.intred to appear to t.io W IT N E SS m r h*"*l sa d th e oflii:i «f ('0 0 10 1 ,»int herein f!l~l in P e la l seal o f th» C lrcnlf CV, »*t of ;tiu* ...» Mondav th* 2 nd. day i% t h e • i n n it r o t rt r o f i k s - ■rf Nts.ku-e iniher. A. I». 1527. toe same ISOM’ r o t 'TV , FI.ORIDA. IT CIIAJMKIIV. a lA ttr ( in * iit'iii K i N 'i s n r i t T to th * eswl»* known a* UAItY <». KUN'-aBLUT) Complainant MltirtT F. KOI’P. et at. n v fsn d * n t-. ' O rder mi P nhliestlei* t(T!CK T*> K N OW S AND L1N- K.NOVryi 'flKNENtlANYB. 112 FTATR Or FIjOHID »• to: Af.rtFiyr F k o pp . i t ANNAIt tt. .1 NT. W r c f L E T II WAtJLI-.IUUkN. I * (IIA k x s t m t Ilk'NT. HrViROK IKKRIM. I.KW KLLKN HUNT. IMHA C. H A N C Iil. en d ------------- MAXI TIL h« r hua rand, .f tlvItsar and If d sn !, to all ; irtte * • aim 's* .nr-r» 't nttder ,U BKItT S K o p p . ifA N N IR if. HUNT. WtrxTLKY M RALLKRSON. MARIA FOhTKH HINT HOIKIF. MKRRII I. LEW ::t r.KN RCNT I'.HK I C. itA N V F.L c r !---------------MAN'LET. h e r h usband. •>c*j*».| o r m .ierw * -. *» h e irs dev'.**-**.'yrantvru » r uth* erw tee. In th e p ro p erty b * re la a ft~ r >|*serlb,-d. and to a lt th e b *!r >. ite%I«eee. u r e n te e i o r o th e r r la ln ta n 'e u n d er P. <L V. HUNT d eceased ; and to a ll th e h eirs, devisees, s m u t < -t -* ,.ih - r etelm ar.ts urulsr JAAIEX It !O X n R ID * lE . deceased, an d in all p artiee. «*ch a n d sv sry . c la tm la v u i in te re s t nr in te re s ts in th e land involved In IHIa s u it un>l*r aqy »I • h e above nam ed d rfe n d s.it* . e a c 1-. an d ev ery w hose n am es an d resldvn*e* o re iin k n o * n to th e U om otalnani in th e ab o v e e n title d cause, and to ,e a ll u n k n o w n p a rtie s w bom s<ievir d e le iln * an y r.'.terest n r la te re * '* r*- lit the> lan d Involved In th is s u it, ’ft sa id lan d h em s s itu a te in XomtR'.bi C ornuy. F lo rid a, an d d ea atllir.l as fnU ew s. to .w u : lTi>- w .a th w est q a r t f r i f th e % otthtresC Ui4e.-t»r o f Xcct; -i I T oW ashlp 21 r o u th . R an lr 15 ea st. / a n d it a p p e a rin g from lh» » r m bill n f co m p lain t h ere in th a t you 1an d each of you m ay claim som e rig h t, tu la o r lnte.-»st In an d , to th e p ro p e rty h era lu an o v e deserih* ‘ It to th e re fo re OKDTIKKD :.ii-t , >N» k en d ea eh o f you h e a n d you v-e t-'P-rghj r ru u lr s d lrr spiirar to the !! i:'H of t:» m p i* ’.nt Iierr n filed In — •* ’- " n v i n n M nn4a* IHf I n i. day It. of N ovem ber; A. D., 1323. th e saaio OUT OUR WAY By Williams fSAWlOd&S'Ti-V* P fcsscu n w Y r 1st Th ‘ kip;.*e v ~7Z'r.K'-H RE'-lZU HE.STA'_iW Or Yhl«. iSPATG. \ J-tlSSTL? AKf U S OUTA A 30*3? STATt ,11 OEMAk O 'P R O v s -Th * Q h rt C R tM lK O U Th T Th i s D6SPR»r VJE GOT. A si lr VME S ck Tu MCE ORlMlNtCrvjAL SKUO FUv, t-ER U r £ t VVHOS GOhDdA BH ‘StMTiLjcEU Tb h E tP TH’ CR.N.V5. WAVE. eO'M* UPE \MPRiSOUWfWT i SO’S T fUS CC7XTT Him KE.L.P \CrOiVj . H'JH ? y PER LIFE Gcxjo 07 all-tv It i. day of Aa/Wt, 1*17 awl anthotHctner tile leicanc* and sale of u ia brail*, and to authorize and di­ rect the ejtpet.nlTure nr the prV e-It <-.t the tale U tal i Inmia for the porpoee «et Jfcrth In the aforreaid rrerttuilon r.rdhe County Ronrd of PuM'e Inatntnlon adoptrd Aasu-et i. 1215. - ■/ Vein *th- dar "f Sevdrir.h-r. 1*27. vtd'NTS. rw.Ai’.ri or ptTBtjc :v.'T«i.iJnnX Tt>-; Fred T. WlllUm*. t Tut.'rata A All. *t: T. W. tatwent lejperlnlendeni t f Ihibflc Initfurtlon ac.d Heereta-T ef mid Itear-L ISKAU Cept. c*et. v u - i ; - : i - i i . .Nov. 7. h on m or s p r t ia i * l r c u l a tio t Notice la berehy (Iten that ap­ plication will be evade to the SRate LedUlatcra at a special act* slon thereof to Ue held i.i Tallahar* »e». Fi. rtda. on a date |n L»: *-t by the ( I s r tn s r of the said State of Florida for the paaaaao of the proposed law. ' An act entitled an act estab­ lish! nil a bird reservation to be known as the Setninnl* Dlnl Res* er-stl-w tn th*. County of Seminole. Re It enacted by the Leflalataro of the state of Florida: Section 1. A Bird Reservation to be known as the Seminole nird Itevervatlon la hereby created In the County of Seminole within the limits and boundaries and herein* to-wltt' after rt*icrll. . . __ Bejrlu at the Intersection ef Ramc* Line oetween ILsnaev 22 and 3>> ar.d th- south ahore line of th- SL John* river, and runninjp south fix wiles more or less to SW. Cor. *.f dee. 3t Tp. 19 tL. n. 3* H. thencxat to NE. Cor. of Sec. 1 Tp. 30X. It. 34 K.;.th-nce south to N b Cor. <.f See. 31. Tp 29 It. 24 VLz lb -nee east to UK. *'or. of See. 17 Tp. I» S. R it R : ih-nee northly a'oniy the rr.enndcrlnw shore iin- of I.sko Je»Vit> to the south vhor* line at the St. John-* river; thenee »• rthweeie»ly alone the mtandcrtn? shore lib- of the said river to thu point of Ret;. Heenon 2. That It shall be un­ lawful to kill. Ikunt. trap, destroy I'T any taeani whatever, within the lim it* of Hi* ScnlBni* flin t Iteser* ; v attoii provW -d lor le H e-tlan 1 ■o f thhi a c i. *haV b ird , w lld - tu r k - y . w ild «uose. o r any w ild b in t 'o r w ild fnw| c f a n y ttfed. rr w m lrrel 4 t an y tu n - a n d ( b a t there sh a ll H a v e Y o u T H E M O N EY .\’O v; THAT F u e CO A T Y O U TVlE LA.MDtb^D« T H E R E N T 1 (3 i°iO R N !N G . | G iw V i F E (?ETT »»*« »•■ rrrt yen raanel bwiaet y»ur espesse* laf tew rttra*, ter a* »srr m yan do the rent will hsr raised sat Cse* where yea'll aevrr see It srs Ib. * If yea waat te iairat your money whrrr It Will briac retara*. n*t only a* a liaaaetnt vrataro, but ale** la well ■nd vrcurlty—Uullil your own home.' tad let kl* help yoo. Hill Lumber C The House of law. S*Ttlnn I. This law shall become rffectlv* immediately upon its pas­ sage by thu Legislature and anpnjvsd’iby,: the (In«vrp»r of trie State of Florida o r its brcomltts a liw without his approval. HANFORD CHAMBER uF COM­ MERCE am iin iiiiig 3 B a iiB iiiiin » iiii3 iiu ia a iu i» a a S ■ ■ ■ ■ a 2 * a ■ 5n jj B est Bargains in S a n fo rd ■ Two lots on Park Avc. 8 room dwelling, best comer for apartment site in the city. Price $15000.00 •10 acres, all cleared and tiled, join3 city limits. Fine j ubdiviaion, all for $90,000.00. Four lots on Park Avc.. another apartment site. Price $13000.00. Investigate this. One lot on Park Ave^ and or.e on Palmetto Ave., dose in. $3000.00 each. Both near South Side new school. Business lot or warehouse lot, close in, 77x108. Only $16000.00. Five lots near Hotel, and one in Mayfair. See me about price. Fine piece of R. R. Road frontage at $10.00 per foot 18 lots in city limits $21000.00. One third cash. balance 1, 2 and 3 vears. * J ! 'S I \ 1 1 W .J. THIGPEN i "k e PuWrIon-Bromley Building. " jj | 1 Phone 317 Florida Long ^ - 1wiijisp=T?v3gfP* ' For Long Life,,• Dense Leaf & hrd CL m l i i i i a i u i a i i i i i s B i a e s a a i a u i a a D B i i i x s v s s * * . . . __ 1 WE THANK YOU Time: proves lumber! There is no better P™°f °f Ihe lasting qualities of Florida ^ erhe Leaf Yellow Pine !amber then r-°V n/ homes built before the ivdV/ar and still used as dwellings. It is the fund of lumber that YOU need in your t^oriic home. Why not send in your name an. Ozicress {or one of our free booklets an this interesting lumber? tto a n v inn rJ Savin;* Account* 0 * r m Mill Co. L M: Qn» m Lbr. Co. Roux Crate Co. S t Andrew* Bay L‘ W. C. Sherman Co. Standard Lumber 1 Union Cypress Co Wcslt Florida Lbr. Woodmere Lumber FLOP IDA DENSE LONG LE A F P IK E M A N U F A C T U R E R �bimUZKI Jw European fashion. » hotel help did the poUahfo* ight. hot, not beinit oaad to kind of thing, Itot theaboes 1 op in redistributing them, ey do aay it was aight to f and an earfd to ifcten to I tho**? delegates undertook to ticeable aUo at the Interparliamen­ tary Union’s more fonnal ■«*»«“ speech doesn’t make much imA aueech presa^on pression if only l-41*t M is t part P»rt of the tha audience understand!! itlotus In translation It It lo rn punch. po»*‘ ■ * i. Besides, 40 translations Uke time. hie the proceedAs far as ptgalble the inics w*re ln English or Frenc®asked the E n n that didn’t Rise fully satis­ factory results. It meant that the s p e a k e rr had to express themselves, a *•*»« share of the time, in a togue they. were imperfectly a c q u ain ted w ith , to hearers who bqt partly under couldn’t stay stood them. , m 9 be went, leavWhich just goes to a near to getie was in the one of the worst troubles two three or four i he Interparivention spent eft their footion to be pol- mtract p a r t iM cU h n a r s n y in te r e s t « a d « r nlV. Vj m?, , cVw »“<* hu W * Anui»r^LJ nV f^_- “ *•«»**. « n W i . i f o r " th e rw ise . a n d to t a r S J L S j* u n k ro w n p a r tie s inaVJ3*.?nrv!,*!'s4 ord; ^ ' a n d to th e fo lio**.<• , ----- j[ a n d b o ­ l,V c "onty o t S em in o le. S ta te of F lo rid a, to -w ft E *at O n e-H alf ( E » i ) c t N o rth * « « Q u a rte r ( N w V ) “ f S o o th F lV it <8W > o t S e c tio n S fi T o w n sh ip T w e n ty ” { 5 “ u*h. R a n g e T h ir ty - o n e ' 5** C ontal n in e 19 a c re * m o re o r lee*. It a p p e a rin g from th e sw o rn b u t >f c o m p la in t h e re in file d t h a t y o n h» . sT t v ? * ,o u - m aF b* ln tereate.1 T o ,™ / * boT« d escrib ed r e a l e s ta te . T h erefo re, you and e a c h o f y o u a r e h - r r b y com m anded a n d r e q u ir e d tn 10 thl* "w o rn b ill of vtfsta s* ;**»» gel III drSv» cn m n talrit h ere in file d o n o r b e fo re P*°*AU ( iiu c r r o r f l o n iu a , i,f -N'«»»*nt>er A. D. 113 J. rt*A n im x o u i t o t . i * d ecree p ro r o n fe s s o w ill * * * in» t y o u . a n d e a c h . V * „l„ \ chaxcrrt . of >ou follow ed by a fin a l d eerd e. J. N. BRADSHAW, CompUlnanW f u r th e r o rd e re d t h a t th is c ita tio n be p u b lish ed o n ce ea ch 4- frEAN a n d th e h e lm . <!eJteeK fo r fo u r c o n s e c u tiv e w ee k ly r r « h te ss o r o th e r c la im I**®*1 th a H anford H e ra ld , a g * * . ***-? Jo h n J . D ea n : J o h n n e w sp a p e r p u b lish ed in S em in o le “ hd th e h e irs; d ev isee s, C ounty. F lo rid a. g ra n te e s o r o th s r c la im a n ts u n ­ m t m m my hand and o ffic ia l d e r Jo h n D urden; R o b e rt A. l i a r *:.?« th e re o f ” c le rk o f th e C ir ­ '» tr v>!n*u nies k n o w n a s R o b e rt c u it t.o tirt In a ad f o r S em in o le A- H ardaq, and th e h e irs, d e rta e e s. m n t M , o r o th e r c la im a n ts u n d e r R o b -rt A. H ardee, so m e tim e s k n o w n as R o b ert A. H a rd e n ; a n d a ll unknow n p e rso n s c la im in g a n lhe p ro p e r ty h e r e ­ in a fte r d escrib ed : 8. K e n d ric k 8 T ATK OF F U JR ID A . TO ALL FLonnJV.1 . in c i i A . v c E n r JO H N c;. SM ITH a n d IIA It (JC H IT E SMITH, M s w lfo C o m p lain an ts krk., Oct. £h— ■my promoters1 h n trial before ■United Slates | when it cor.Fxpetial term. E r t for the lost the scene of tooter.* who am ken in millions it promises and which to sell oil more have been prison a t LeavW the October term Baes of John Mesl e r Taylor, Josa I . ■ S. Grimm, W. It. ■y B. P ratt. Paul Ik Drover, Jay J. • Murphy. All are [five to nine counts p mails to defraud, the cases will come ’ of the country. o f the paper lighted a match. The match waa attached to a rod that swung over c gasoline lamp, the cap of wh'ch u u simul­ taneously removed by another con­ trivance constructed from a couple of empty woodat spools and a piece of string. O vu the lamp he had placed a coffee urn containing coffee prepared the night before. When the slumbers of the little Inventor, then 14 yean of age, were Interrupted by the alarm going off the room was lighted and his cof­ fee was boiling.. end l/ deed all wvttee !* j'. 'tiwiee by, t&raogb building wil bo on display and pro­ minent speakers will tell of road improvements. LIVING GETS HIGHBR DUBLIN, Oct. 9.—UP)—The coat of living figure in the Free State is officially reported as 88 percent awarded higher than in 1914. The figure for Great Britain and Northern Ireland is 73 percent higher. c la im in g a n y I n te r e s t by, th ro u g h o r u n d e r F r e d E. H o e rte r. n s h eirs d ev isee s, le t& te e s .o r o th e rw is e In an d to th e la n d h e r e in a f te r d e ­ s c rib e d : II. IL H o lts c la w . a n d A n ­ n ie CJ. H n ttx claw . h is w ife, if liv ­ in g a n d If d nad a ll p a r tie s c la im ­ in g a n y I n te r e s t In an d to th e la n d h e r e in a f te r d e sc rib e d , ns h e irs, d e v ise e s, le g a te e s o r o th e r ­ w ise o f IL H. H o ltsc la w a n d A n ­ nie (1. H o ltsc la w . h is w ife. And to a n y n n d a ll o th e r p e rso n s w hose n am es a r e u n k n o w n c la im in g an y r ig h t, t i t l e o r I n u r e s t In a n d to th e la n d h e r e in a f te r d e sc rib e d o r a n y p a r t o r p a rc e l th e re o f. D e fe n d a n ts. O rder Of P u b llesllu a T H E S T A T E O F F L O R ID A ; T O ; C o rn e lia F . B ru ce, a n d h e r h u s ­ b an d . A n g u s D. B ru ce, sig n e d A. D. B ru ce . If liv in g an d It d ead a l l p a r ­ tie s c la im in g any I n te r e s t by. th r o u g h o r u n d e r C o rn e lia F. B ruce, an d h e r h u sb a n d , A. D. B ru ce, as h e irs, d ev isee s, o r o th e rw is e ; M ar­ g a r e t W . R am sey . If B r in g a n d If d e a d a ll p a r tie s c la im in g a n y In te r- AARON* JERNUSAN*. e t a l; D e r m a a n ts « r d e r of P n b lle a tle n T H E STA TE O F KIAIRIDA. T O : ,, AARON JERN1UAN. ROBERT A RN H A R T and SL*3A* B A R N ­ H A R T bis w ife. JO S E P H U. A SK E W a n d SARAH J. A SK E W his " 'f r - JA M ES W E E K S. JO S E P H .UN LO AN an d R EB EC C A F IN E '* A.N - hJ,?t , ? lf'‘. H E N R Y A. C R A N E and'CM JPlIIA CRANK hlv w ife E M ­ A N U E L H E IO T an d — 1------ h ' k ID T h is w ife, an d each a n d ev ery o f th e ab *lvr . ^ r o r d d e fe n d a n ts If liv in g . a n d If d ead to all p a r tt - s c la im in g ‘M e fa s t . a o J - r a a r o n j e r n i c a n *. a n d SUSAN i'A H N H A Iir tjl» w ife. JO S E P H »L A SK E W an d SARAH J. A SK E W £.'• JAMt'-S W E E K S . JO S E P H k INLOAN an d REBECCA FINKUAN h la w ife, HENRY A. CRANE an d ^ l , JA CRANK h U w ife. BMANT L E L HE1DT and --------- U K ID T .’ hlv w ife, a s heirs, dev lse-e, g r a n te e s o r o th e rw ise . In and to th e lan d h e r e in a f te r d escrib ed ; and to all p e r s o n s a n d p a rtie s c a llm ln t In­ te r e s t u n d e r JACOB BROCK d e c e a s­ ed an d M ICH A EL J. DOYLE d ec ea s­ ed a s h e lfs, devise-*, g ra n te e s o r oth e r c-----la im a — n ts o r o th e rw ise In an d to th e fo llo w in g lan d In th e C oun­ ty o f S em in o te an d S ta t- of F lo rid a, a n d m ore p a r tic u la rly d escrib ed as follow *, t o w it: L o ts I. 2. 3 an d 4 of Block S3 a n d a ll of B lock of >1*1lo n v lltc, a c c o rd in g to P la t th e r e ­ of. re c o rd e d In P la t Book 1, p ag e 120. o f th e P u b lic R ecords of S e m in o le C o u n ty . F lo rid a, a n d to a n y a n d all o th e r p ersons w h o se n am es a r e u n k n o w n , claim in g a n y r ig h t, til l* o r in te re s t tn and to th e p ro p e rty h ere in ab o v e d e­ s c rib e d o r a n y p a r t o r p arcel th e r e ­ of. q m t o S E ? s u u m rABT,EST o Jo h n J 7 t) c a n , If liv in g and If d ea d all p a rtie s c la im in g I n ts r r s ts u n d e r Jo h n J. D ean, d eceased o r o th ­ erw ise , (n th e re a l p ro p e rty h e r r in a f l e r d escrib ed ; to J o h n D u rd en , If liv in g and If d ea d a ir p a r tie s c la im ­ in g In te re s ts u n d e r J o h n D urden, decease,! or o th e rw ise , ln th e re a l p ro p g riy h e re in a fte r d e s c rib e d ; to R o b e rt A. H ardee, so m e tim es k n o w n a s R o b ert A. H ard en . If liv in g an d If dead all p a ttie s c la im in g I n te r ­ e s ts u n d e r R o b e rt A. H ard ee, so m e­ tim e s know n a s R o b e rt A. H ard en , d eceased or o th e rw ise . In th e re a l PJJ’P ^rty h e re in a fte r d escrib ed , an d a ll u n k n o w n p e rs o n s c la im in g I n te r ­ e s ts In th e fo llo w in g d escrib ed re a l p ro p e rty , s itu a te , ty in g a n d b eing In th e b o u n ty of Sem inole an d S ta te o f F lo rid a, to .w it: S o u th H alf of th e S o u th e a st Keeping Step Mfith Sanford I n a l l th e s e 33 j e s t s e f p n Is re e n « e a c t i v e I n h r l s f h w It e s e e le d b y t h e F i r s t > a t l e v a l Ms O n r re s e n eeea b a s e a ta re b e d th e t r s r l s f i i e a t a t t n t s r i a a d I a a la e d a l r r s v t k t b r a n a b s e rv ic e . A U -B X . h is w ife, if liv in g . \ ^ d If d e a d a ll p a r tie s claim in g anv I n te r e s t b y. th ro u g h o r u n d e r C. II. V an A lle n an d L a u ra V an A l­ le n . M s w ife a s h eirs, d ev isees; le g a to * * o r o th e rw ise . In th e la n d s In v o lv ed in th is s a lt, as h e re in ­ a f t e r d e sc rib e ,I; w . It. M ills. If UvImr. a n d if d ead a ll p a rtle * c la im ­ in g a n y I n u r e s t by. th ro u g h o r u n d e r W . M. M ills a s h e irs, d e v i­ see*. le g a to — o r O therw ise. In th e la n d s In v o lv ed In th is s u it, as h e r e in a f te r d e s c rib e d ; an d J . H. C o ats. If llv ln r. a n d If d r a d a lt p a r ti e s c ln lm ln a a n y I n te r e s t by. th r o u g h o r u n d e r J . II. C o a ts, a s h e irs , d e v ise e s. l - g a t r r a o r o t h e r ­ w ise . In th e la n d s Involved In th is s u it a* h e r e in a f te r d escrib ed . D e fe n d a n ts. ____ O rd e r af P n b lle a tla u . T H E S T A T E O F FLO R ID A . TO : C. II. V an A llen a n d L a u r a V an A lle n , h is w ife. If liv in g , a n d It d e a d a ll p a r ti e s c la im in g a n y I n te r ­ e s t by. th r o u g h o r u n d e r L*. IL Van A lle n a n d L a u r a V an A llen , h is w ife , a s h e irs, d ev isee s, le g a te e s o r o th e rw is e . In th e Ian Is Involved In th is s u it, a s h e r e in a f te r d e s c rib ­ e d ; W . 1 L M ills. If liv in g , a n d If d e a d a ll p a r tie s c la im in g a n y In* t f r e a t . by. th ro u g h o r u n d e r w . M. M ills, a s h e irs. d*vt.*e«*, le g a te e * o r o th e rw is e . In th e la n d s lnvniv-«l lit th is s a lt, a s h e r e in a f te r d e s rrlb *h| ; a n d J . H. C ost*. If liv in g , a n d If ■1-ad a ll p a r ti e s c la im in g a n y I n te r ­ e s t by. th r o u g h , o r u n d e r J. II. C oats a s h e irs, d ev isees, le g a te e s n r o t h ­ e rw ise . In tb s la n d s Involved in th is m ilt, a s h e r e in a f te r d e s c rib e d a s fo llo w s, to .w it: T h e E a s t H a lf of th e W est H a lf o f th e N o rth e a s t Q u a r te r o f th e N o rth e a s t Q u a r te r ( E H o f W U o f N B U o f NK>*> S ectio n «. T o w n sh ip SO S o u th . R a n g e SI E ast. C o n ta in in g l# A cres m ore o r less. It a p p e a r in g by th e sw o rn b ill of c o m p la in t h e re in th a t you an d each o f you, m a y be In te re s te d In th a t c e r ta in d e s c rib e d ta t o f lan d In S em ­ in o le C o u n ty . F lo rid a , and d e s c rib ­ ed above. T oo a n d e a r h o f y o u a re h e re b y co m m an d e d a n d re q u ire d to a p p e a r to s a id b ill o f c o m p la in t a t th-* C o u rt H ouse in S an fu rd . S em i­ n o le C o u n ty . F lo rid a , on M onday, th e Jn d d a y o f N ovem ber. A. D. I9S5. o th e rw is e sa id h ill w ill b e t a k ­ en a s ro n fe n *.<1 by y o u an d ea ch of y o u , sa id b ill o f c o m p la in t h a v in g b ee n file d f o r th e p u rp o se o f q u ie t­ in g t it le to th e ab o v e d e s c rib e d land In th e C o m p la in a n t. L. A ud rey S h a ­ ron. IT t 8 F U R T H E R O R D E R E D . T h a t th is o rd e r h e p u b lish ed o n re a w eek In fo u r c o n s e c u tiv e w e e k ly Issues, o f th e S a n ro rd H erald , a n e w sp a p e r p u b lis h e d In S em inole C o u n ty . F lo rDONE AND O R D E R E D , th is In d d a y o f O cto b e r. A. D. 11*4. ... , V. U DOCCILAMS C lark o f C irc u it C o u rt. S e v e n t h J u i . r **. C irc u it. S em ln n te C ounty. F lo rid a . (S E A M A* M W r*RK S- O. C JA M E S O. SHARON. S o lic ito r f o r C o m p la ln a a L F IR S T N A T IO N A I BANK Municipally Owned and Maintained The City’s New Cemetery is located on West Ge­ neva Ave., on beautiful, high, dry ground, well laid out into lots, walks and driveways in the most modern design of Landscape architecture, w itb beautiful plants, shrubs and trees, under the con­ stant care of the Superintendent. Family lots for sale at $30.00 to $60.00 on rea­ sonable terms. For inspection, see Superintendent on the fframda. For full particulars, See J. D. Parker, Superintendent W. B. Williams, City Manager, or L. IL Philips, City Clerk. J . EL JACKSON | Long Time Loans on Residences and Business Property. Easy Repayment Plan Office in new Merriwealher Building Phone 611 2nd Street Orlando’s Page of REAL ESTATE Conservative buying of Florida’s lands offers wonderful opportunities for profit REAL ESTATE FLETCHER BULGER ir office specializes in this class of investments and we.offer no property which we would be unwilling to place our own funds. 41 N. Orange Ave. Each Saturday, for the next 10 Orlando. Florida P h o n e s 1768— 2567 weeks this page will appear in The Herald. To those, interested BRYAN REALTY COMPANY in property, in and around Or­ 220 SOUTH ORANGE AVE A Branch office of this concern w ill open at an early date in lando. Here is your chance. Only ORLANDO, FLORIDA. fe have never sold a piece of property on which the purchaser has not *nade a profit. the very best buys will be listed. REAL ESTATE FORSALE REAL EST-V 40 ACRES WELCOME ALL ELECTRIC APARTMENT Sanford and vicinity. Close to Oviedo I frnnt consisting of five apartments, of four t{n- w . Mo^ern in every particular. All electrically ,i ,fj* ,r°mng, cooking, and hot water supplied with , oni fo* ^U£bvuuiriut kin>r* W* have this apartment house for 'to our o fft? 000000* *1^,000 cash, balance, 1, 2, 3. 4 and 5 r |V n P 517 North Hughay S t and take a look and w V IL 0rUn<?° that is Paring $5000.00 per year on a .n 1 convinced th at there are more properties than cent income. The above described apartment e n cdy of Onando fully electrically equipped for all $100.00 per acre Visit us at our office for any information we can give you. ACREAGE LOTS HOUSES SUBDIVISIONS WE SPECIALIZE IN MEDIUM PRICED HOUSES FOR HOMES AND INVESTMENTS TERMS PHONE, WRITE, OR WIRE Lane-Hardison Corporation ROBINSON & SAMUEL Phone 2186 Phene 165 Orlando .Fla. No. 12 Watkins Hid ORLANDO. FLORIDA EDDY-DICKENSON COMPANY �.1 Texas Agri. v Seswanec, at DalI,a"’ • l Tulnne vx Mississippi, ot Ken Orkan. Tulsa vs Tennessee Doctors, nt Tulsa. _ f U. S. Mil. Acad. vs Knox., at Httsburgh Pirgates And St. Arkj l West Point. i Lools Browns Only Teams Psyett U. 8. Nav. Acad. V3 Marquette, | i at Annapolis. ' ' Left Out of the Allotment Atla Vanderbilt vs Texan, vill-. ’ JJASHINGTON. Oct. 1 0 .-//P ) - . Virginia v5 Richmond, -•renty-three minor league tars ton* at at Char-; NEW YORK, Oct. 10.—With •V o been dratted by club* o f the , . ,J ro * *grim ileterniinntir.n to duplicate imencan and National League*. t. rs Roanoke, Iher victory of last year over Penn wording to the complete list o f FaPi , I State, Georgia Tech's grid outfit beaelectlon* mad; public today Cclimil Ltnoir, at Wakejis awaiting the referee's whistle .Only two clubs, the HtUburg'n . .t a r n ! for the seasonal flush with the Irate* and 8t. Louis Brown;; fail- * dtabti Waynesboro, n t ' Pennsylvanians today in the Yan­ 0 to ahare in the selective allotc hi« ... stadium. Incidentally this U BA , cago. inkun, at Madi- tne Tornado'* only invu.sion of the The list follows: Colb; East this fall, but another inter­ ia, nt New Haven !sectional game is booked with No­ ^national League: jville. tre Dame in Atlanta. } CWcago: Outfielder Lewis W ilJ . , r’0!tr vs Bt. Bonndventure, nt on from Toledo, and First basePractically three Tech teams, 31 ,mcn to be nxact, made this trip , f V r S i* 0"’ t? " ! . Nashville, T e n n , '. ^ . 'lumbla v v Wesleyan, a t Baker __ __ __ i | l F irld- v’VJI ! Brooklyn: Pitcher Douglas Meaccompanied by Coach W. A. Alexif•J**y*^rora LONDON, Del. It.—f/P)—PIx i % nnder, including the pair of casu{.**?*¥> *r°m Ban San Francisco, and : J^rnell v* Williams, at Ithaca. .Boohler from Oakland ,.J . | Dartmouth va Vermont, at Han- to commemorate the hundredth an -'oHha. Captain Douglas Wycoff iPhiladelphia: Pitcher Erw * . over­ mversary of the birth of the omni- Ul*d Connelly, both suffering from Ernest fann from Indianapolis, Catcher ' Davidson va Guilford, at David- bus in hurope have Leen launched . broken noses. Aside from these infrom Wichita Falls, Tex., n. r.ere but whether the celebration 'Julies, the squad is in perfect cor.- crumbled before the battering of t»d Outfielder Jo© Muskey from Duke va North Carolina, at Dur- will to held m lx>ndon or Paris has dition, aad on the evo of this fray the Tech forwards, and the two not_ yet been decided, it was in ** fully confident of winning. backfield star* of the visitors, Boston: Third Baseman H arryi Florid® vs Southern at Gaines- j The 13 to 7 vaquish of Ogle- White and Caldwell, were halte,! 11rondo from Portland, Ore. j vi,jrthorp© in the opener was not indi­ on almost every run. HL Louis: Pitcher Sylvester' hlorlrfn rlorida va vs Hampden-Sidney, at cative of the Tech strength this Tho Nittany Lions have met two ohnson from Vernon, Calif., Third (;*in«yine. -- (.J games). season, in view of the fact that re- foes this season as well but their 8 " " “ " Tom Taylor from Mem- . rPonlham va Gallaudet, at Fordrsrves battled the Petrels during full strength hag not been revealed nls, and Outfielder “Chick” Tav- hnmof. ,M theV game. in the small scores. Penn State . the major , ,portion —— w nr from Shreveport, La. * l „ I ................. u ™ ?!"* V3 Transylvania, at ITech rounded into form against piled up two touchdowns in both ’Cincinnati: Pitcher in n in g.... Virginia Military Institute last games taking the first from Leba­ IAm hi a9 Clyd;m _Day' 1,0,1 I'lltninM racuse, N. and O ut-, Furn',a,n The Citadel, at '.Saturday, ai was evidenced by the non Valley by 14 to 0 count, and ufu* Meadows from Jack-! Greenville. to 0 whitewash administered the contest last Saturday by 13 to tho Codct.i. The Virginians’ line °L*?.ore trom Fr«nklin und Mar- . <A J’0r‘Kto'f'n V3 Valley, nt Washington. Nsw York: Shortstop Wa Rhalf. |07ak from Spartanburg, S. C, American League: Pinchot Throws First Ball Yk'rd Baseman Chester , Harvard v.i Middlcbury. at Cam­ from Minneapolis and bridge. Holy Cross vs Providence, Wor. ffijl undgrvn from Birmir.gAla. I ecstar. Illinois v« Butler, nt Urbann. -L lorton i ‘w 5Wy YorkiSt. Pitchor from Paul. Curti" FiJi* univ'* nt ,owa .Cleveland: Catcher Martin Au­ J city A° VI St* . trey from Salt Lake City. I0.hnVSn V " Kan*?»* 01 Ames. I . KMWgoj Outfielder Lee Majo, | Johns Hopkins vs llaverford, at | Baltimore. . from San Antonio. 1 w ^ truoitL TA F* McCarthy from I ,l0^ ('ntuck>r vn Clemion, at LexlngI . "^i^rburk, Conn. 100 Philadelphia: Pitcher Joseph |h f UM«h vs Washington, BethleIv•Washington: w . f c ” , Fort~Worth/ OutfielderTcxMaurir.. JtS DRAFTED THE MAJORS GEORGIA TECH PREPARED FOR NHTANY LIONS For Saturday Yale Meets Tough Foe In University Of Georgia Today “ ohcij ahr f9 m A L L E N A N D BR g season T erm * T o Som e P e o p ls . Worth Twice Thfa Price WIGHTS—Three nolia and Second. Fimt a Banford Avenue and 10tb Expert *errice._______ WIGHT PRINT SHOP—1 Engraving. Embossing, firs t We do i t Phone R ealtors. We will lend you J 'ELAY------------N 0 w AITIn] Service Guaranteed / Lull and let us explain our plan. nn. " thu has .Bulldolf,‘ and ?h|art. this ailment been fail i-er M M nentiy cured. Her offense has fc perfected during the week and array of fleet backs are ^ to display their wares agal tu le Georgia -i goal lir,.-*kis . son ha> Jwterv ‘, V . i-tine* , ” ,M,*d but a sW ’ M, d .l 10 i T n u'° '•etermi j.10,11 "'.'a L'dchdown shall be last. That score wa* recorded 422 Union Avo. Telephone 473-v Sanford, Plorldi,., Plow yaJdiW° rtJ ,,a,,3‘ Which nettcd , The Bulldogs have n stiff sch ule with George Tech, Vsnderb A abnnm and other* on the ca but her thoughts on this week-. 8 5 E i(iirforJ nt 1/**' **r*t Li at K now where he v. S party. •* r-f Pennsylvania |,.nt "• “cc°raln g to time-honor ; shown lieru throwlmr th ■e game, s u r r junded by m- _____ H iccfriics Out on UmII Pitched pA.%®,,m pj r ,,nato,y no Lx-Anti-Soviet Chisjff Becomes Jap Sulvectl Excellent subdivision land fifnV n. anfl overlooking beauL r i ke' Pricu 510000 with F. O. B. D etroit This exceptional new price o f the or KO/ k *'-*rlng comply, w aTLl.vad "i1 hal' Pitched by In r?aV ° t,rnnthan> “ h.'ad of him “w“ and went •Smith. Pirate / hr 15 the result econs ° mass p ro d u ctio n — S b “ n ^ C',re‘:t1'' “ > “ w y Stopped Walter's First One Graham Brothers now produce in larger quantities than other owyr.» y iffflivcija! “ .71(> I- irsi National Sanford, Fla • V • •* of r H. A. SPEIR WtIHT W. WAnNEn, X ' M irr umns” of The Herald. Let a classi *M-M — Phone — 499-M 2108 PALMETTO A V I. MRS. R.O. TRAVIS Public Stenographei Rose Court Lots Valdez Hotel Lobby 78 and 79. Earle T. Field Fire Prevention Week STEWART THE FLORIST" Flowers lor all occasion. 814 Myrtle. Phone 280-W OPPORTUNITY AWAITS YOU 33—Wanted ON THE “CLASSIFIED PAGE” WANTED:' A good used gas ntove. Must bo reasonable. 314 E. 5th St. OF THE HERALD Complete stock fire cxtln Rulshers carried by Bali Hardware >• 'V. PHILLIPS WIONK 3 Market Value 7?AoftC 7 2 7 G. TAYLOR DYER 42—Advtg. Mediums Painting—Decorating PHONE 303 V c\l( le z R eid ty U > Y a ltlc / H o te l B u ililm ^ Duplex Apart- i 2. ment House, | close in. 1 .0 * rated on Laurel A ve Two npartments, one up stairs and one down stairs npartment. Price $7,500.00. CaBh $3,500.00. Balnnco $ 5 0 0 .0 0 semi-annually. Well located ho­ tel in business district of city. Building is of brick structure nnd can be made up-to-date n t a very small cost. Price $12,000.00. One-third cash Bnlanco 1, 2, 3, •1 nnd 5 years with 8tf> intercst. Large lot with southern expos­ ure on East Centrul Street. Lot is 60x124. Lo­ cated between Sanford and Palmetto Ave. Prlco $2,625.00. Cash $600.00. Balance $300.00 semi - annually with 8% inter­ est. 120 acres of truck farming land located altout one nnd onehalf miles southwest of Oviedo. Most of this tract is high gray hammock land with a few acres of high pine land. Fifty-five acres have at ono time been cleared. Price $200.00 per acref One-half cash, balance 1, 2, 3, years with op* interest. -jA ) \ AM HERE J T E L L -H E R < iE H T L V A 6 » OONT W ANT T H E J O Y TO ^ E V C IT E < ? / * \ J HER- riff. \ W O W ! I T ’S G O O D L T O B E H O M E • AM* MOW H A PP'X PAACi<GVE VJILL- B E T O S E E TV4AT H O H A R M J CA M E T O M E -C tE E * SEE HOST H AV E W O R R tE O * s — nr~~i ___ / H. S. LONG, Mgr. Rooms 9*10-11 Ball Bldi Phone 657. Tires and Tubes Pan Am and Standard Go* aad Oils COMPANY “Veedol Oils” Electric Irona JOHN E. FOX, Representative * ■” Radio Supplies 120 South Park Ave. We Cover Florida Real Estate Like the Sunshine IUNE’S FILLING « STATION *"'* Phone 4C1-J 1113 Banford Ave. Sanford, FU. AN UNUSUAL OFFERING Heat and only available BUSINESS SITE at Ijtke Monroe, fronting Dixie Highway. Near railroad nnd loading ntntion n!ao new power plant of Southern Utilities. HILTON’S naiuiB ii i n o r 113 Magnolia At®. I F irst Cits® Barbers Special Attention Given To Udlea and Children . Elton J. Moughton Lake Monroe is sure to grow ARCHITECT First National Bask Bldg. S a n fo rd .----- Florida Investigate this today. Price and terms reasonable. W. R. SMITH, MGR. tjACV-b ‘b H E C / M m s o x BE. B O T H E R E D N O V / ^ SH E. I S PLACTIN* A d A M E T -rn O K O R iD G E .' _______ Why waste your time run­ ning around looking for a good investment? Let us show you how you ran in­ vest your money and double it in the next thirty or sixty days. We have been in tho real estate business for years and are glad to say we havo the finest listingsand tho bent “aluea in the Stoto of Florida. , e.;j 1 COME AND INVESTIGATE Owners are urged to list their properties with ua for better results and quick action b u s in e s s l o t s ok u iu w i m last ’P’‘d one of tim t ■ Photo shuas i “Plre Jiigltr at h, Lois 9-10^31.32 Firat Street f-xtension S t'1"* r>‘» foot on Sun Juan Avonue and So feet on l “" Avenue. \ S n Pfaah t‘r / ronl foot ♦5W00 required FULTON SOLD B Y DODGE BROrWfRS E V E R Y W H E R E Seminole Hotel UKAN BERG CORD <5l*JS Int i . F catuhc S srvicc. Inc. C n,t Dfiui* **ku nMind oy ’ At prices that are right By GEORGE McMANUS H E V /E R r A H S O - ___ JU bT T E L L At Willow Avenue LEARN ABOUT Polk County and Lakeland, through the StarTelegram. Best advertising me­ dium In South Florida. Published mornings. STAIt-TELEGRAM— lakeland, Florida. MAINE — Watervlllc, Morning Sentinel. Thousands of Maine people nro interested in Florida property. Reach them through the Sentinel. Rute card on ap­ plication. __ Stores FOP. SALE: Completo meat m ar­ ket outfit, including sawn, block, computing scales and large re­ frigerator. This can bo had for 35—Wanted Help, Male FOR BIG RESULTS advertise In cost of accumulated storage char­ tho FORT LAUDERDALE ges. H. B. McCall. Oviedo, FU. WANTED: Colored boy to do Jan DAILY NEWS—it covers Brow­ TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— itor work. Sanford H erald.. Send in your subscription to the ard County thoroughly which is out meals. Reasonabla rat®*. icdlancoua Lincoln ono of tho moat rapidly growing Tribune or hand it to your local Hons®.___________________ sections on the Floriuu Const. FOR RENT: Two large unfurnish­ ed rooms. Telephono 685-W. inted „ FOR RENT: Exceptionally well WANTED: Night watchman. Must furnished and well located room. irclerk '*' be veliablc, steady work. Apply DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — Pensacola ia beginning the a t Plant offirn~Ptoridn-Mc<3rncko r a tio n , greatest development in Georgia’s en Concreto Pi to Co. history; a half million dollar high­ TWO furnished bed rooms, suitable {pr gentlemen. 807 Magnolia WANTED—60 laborers at new Ice way to the g u lf ‘bench just finish­ ed; a t two million dollar bridgo plant. $4.00 per day. ?Trees * Avenue. . across F.senmbis Bay started; id Supplies WANTED: Carpenters. 3 trim quarter million dollar opera house FOR RENT: Furnished roo Eggs ready for occupancy, 101 E: men. C°°k Bros. under construction; two millions Seventh street, telephone 244 J, being spent on hlghwuy; greatest WANTED: 3 good carpenters. Ap­ chance for live developers to get and Supplies 17—For Sule, Houses ply S. T. Hunt, corner Union and in on ground floor. Writo Devel­ DO YOU WANT TO BUY o r .sell anything? If »o ndvertlso in Elliot Ave., Mayfair. b, Female FOR SALE: 5 room houso 2018 the Gainesville Sun. ■ V Mule Palmetto Ave. Immediate posses­ 37—Wanted Help, Salesman sion. Inquire first house Oak Hill. ■rMale or DAILY TIMES, Tampa, OHIO—Xenia. Make your sale* MAN with car to work in evenings TAMPA Fla. Thousands read the clas­ through the Xenia Gazette, Zen19—Sale, Live Stock from 4 to 6. Attractive propo­ sified pages of Florida’s Great ia. Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ m Salesman sition for hustler. Give references Home Daily, 2 cents a word. trict. Want ad and display rates FOR SALK: One fresh cow, in letter. Writo “ Proposition" Caro Minimum 25c,rules cash with order. on request. npringer. Cameron Avo. Herald. ... v ion,Female Write for completo rato earth___ Ford, R. F. D. Box 77. Estate TO REACH BUYERS or sailers of ACCOUNTANT Florida real estate advertise In 20— For Sale Miscellaneous the St. Petersburg Times. Ono cen’ fly stem s I n s ta lle d — A u d its S p ecial Ita ts n to V srtn a n e n t FOR SALE: Small stock of groc­ offer. Crystal Snow-Machine C cent • word daily, two centa a won intents C lie n te le Sundays. __________ eries, u bargain if sold quick, 428 E. Second St., Cincinnati, O R. L. ROBERTSON We collect ac­ good locution for filling station, PALM BEACH COUNTY — The jftnmiiili* T e m p le Koon* 15 will sell or rent ntore building with SALESMEN Wanted to represent claims all kinds scene of stupendous develop­ uu in nearby territory selling ment. j. No khargen un- apartment in back. Inquiro Flernld Head about it in the Palm Office tnty-Oro years of Beach Post. Sumple copy uent on Try Sm ith's Barber ion t A i its own request. __ _______ _ 3*11 M V ) Collec­ I*OR SALE: Complete meat mar­ ket outfit, including saws, block, t e d at Tinker ADVERTISING gets results if It Shop for good barber V.FIa., end Sum- computing scales and large re­ reaches potential buyers. Pafrigerator. Thl* can be had for latka Daily News is circulated in work. Ladies welcome. cost of accumulated storage char­ an industrial and agricultural sec­ IONTRACT ges. II. B. McCall, Oviedo, Fla. tion^______ ____________________ . N ext to Valdez. >r with renewal Ing it must buy FOR SALE: Fordaon tractor, cable MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people Mr. Sheffield, equipment. Apply Graham. Lake are interested in Florida. Eacr o., 4th St.' and Forrest Hotel. of them through a classified ai in tho Morgantown POST. Six M ayfair Resident cent# a word for six consecutlvt 21—Side, Real Estate ONEER SEVERAL solicitors to work on issues. Lot s and subdivisions commission. Right proposition ion. Lsfe Burger, for right man. Apply at Herald T h e MORNING JOURNAL is the fg., Orlando, Fla. accepted Want ad medium io after 5:30 in afternoon. Daytona (Fla.) On® cent a word Lot 5 of Block 5 of Mayfair 41— Wanted to Rent 57x129 un insertion. Minimum 25c. 1Notice chell’i office is WANTED to rent: 4 or 5 room ADVERTISE in tho Journal-Hor $3750 with only $1500 cash 1 Palmetto Ave. house or apt., unfurnished.Walk­ aid. South Georgia’s greatesl ing distance. Call 657. Sanford newspaper. Morning, oftornoon New J u n l o n Realty Co. Dn grounds Eastweekly nnd Sunday. Clasaifiei DEAN BERG CORI*. itton, finished, at Bridgewater-^Rumored that new rates 10c per line. Waycross Jour nal Herald, Waycroi*, Georgia. industry to be established here. , b‘ 131 feet on Celery ; Avenue / $4,500. Terms 5NGING UP FATHER i ton chassis, $1405 $500 under A E A I. E S T A T B L o b b y T u U s to n H anford WE HAVE THE BEST BUYS ACREAGE BUSINESS H O M E S Phone 8 LISTINGS WANTED: Acreage In Seminole, nnd adjoining counties, largo and small tracts. Dean-Berg Corporation, 202 1st St., Phone 713. Service, Quality and Price. DDRESSING — Maltlgraphlng, j 34— Wanted Help, Female COLUMBUS (Ga.,) LEDGER — Classified ads hnve the largest folding and mailing—as you want it—when you want I t WANTED: G irl'to s tn / In real es- circulation in Southwestern Geor­ Phone 673. H. E. Porch, F irst tato office. Ono learning typing gia. Rate 8c (6-word line) line. National Bank Bldgpreferred. Inquire Herald Office. TO REACH tho prosperous farm­ 8—For Rent, Apartments EXPERIENCED Typist. ers nnd fern growers of Volus­ Must writo legible hand. Apply Glas- ia county advortiso in the DeLnnd OR RENT: Nice clean furnish­ Daily News, rate lc per word, cash ~ 114 2nd St. ed housekeeping apartments. 312 co *Investment Co. with order. IM MEA,RL.>( HOM E' TKAHK ^ O O O H E S S * » T !S E e E H A V /E E k . I’V E b E E H S N IA vC qtE -I ' SUPPO SE , »S W O K R lE O L -, ------ $1000. Terms Contractor and Builder * THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT —Central West Virginia’s larg­ est dally. Want ad rate 1 l-2c per word; 4 insertions 1 1— lc; 0 or more lc per word each insertion. your home is already built we will you a very substantial loan it. | strengthened. Overconfident p Insert an ad in the “Classified Col WE HAVE buyerti for five and six room housos. If yours in for _______ Orlando AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Ausale let us hnve listing. Dean-Berg FLORIDA- ORLANDO gustn, Ga., Augusta's greatest Morning Sentinel; largest classi­ Corporation, 202 1st St. Phono 713. fied business, rate lc a word, min­ classified medium, rate, cash, 0c charge. 10c minimum. Sheet metal work of imum 24c cash with order. 1st $875.00. Terms. LotD, Block 13, Tier D. 42—Advtg. Mediums We have two plans o f financ. Y our Home -n i Y fc weakfe bcen and th« gaps bolstered hnve [ VALDEZ HOTEL Service____ LOST: JW M S S , FFolks ought to see these values. Certainly you can. A new, five room bungalow and garage in Sanford heights for tew days only $15800.00. Terms you can handle. On and after January the 10th, 1926, the Painters scale will be $1.00 per hour. Local 1261, Sanford By M. D. JACKSON, Financial Secretary. 28—Plant, Seeds, Trees necessary to build a complete home J tho r ' e 1 ,n h,‘r . fooU ," u 0f | ow„ tho former U nm rsity resnter i’f ln thv f»"nw I'nlversity of So“ **^Mifnrnin rfriiWdle.----- ■ ntiu ,mct l lht’ University nf ? th<? r flr,t inl*rsectlon^ tomorrow minus right ot thy “Quad that la.,t S S , . 1", V!0 P0<1*“«»on conflicts ritv M?yr“cu,*c Conch lheElmer Univcre t y crff Missouri. C Jlnu ersan left Jones seventeen lotwrit I.” * nuc,euar however, us ©••hm.n v/|th Whittier, the lnn} ltutn ut Technology the ©"TL6"" £°S;5P»- Champion 7,f gave thV Tr (, a,ifor" ia conf*rtnoi for A,*., i Tr°ian3 an opportunity for development that Is expected <r cTsrSQJ ,h ,n t* 1**'" mcount. a v e .n iu {°nts Ugured on n line $250.00 to $500.00 NOTICE TO ALT, CONTRACTORS H. C. V1ELE Jeweler One U t r ® blnck and tan i . hound dog, white In face and un­ vANEY’8 DRUG STORE - P g - der neck. Return to Woodruff & •crlptlons, Drug*. Bodsa- W* Watixm. Reward. s n aa near you as your DnoD’7 —Business Ann « -« aih. «, o u a t w u , .. 24—Lost, Found Phone 3________ Oak end 2nd Bt A ll T h e M o n e v TVh,?.S’rAN^ K.LEB, Oct. I0 .-M ’) • whs! .0?h HoWttr'1 ’’ has wnat he terms some Jon< “excellent" . We carry a .lull line. O of prices are rig h t Cash or a u t o s e r v ic e d m terms. .We w ant your business Sanford Stove A Furniture Co. r i J S E rf-T . Phone M l end « -W '• 821 E ..F irst St. ' BREL'A SONS FOR BALE: Baby's carriage, made _ Tort Drive It. . • of wicker with rubber tires, re­ W Mjrtl. »ad tod 8t. . t tL tt. versible body, fn good condition. Cost $38. Will sell for $15. Mrs. H. S. Osborne, comer Highland & <]OOU t)*RU CAHS E lm .. /A r ' n i l W tlly * -K n la h i S p o rt T o u rtn g . *, i ' 1921 H u p T o u rin g FOR SALE:. Double-bed springs m i V eils T o u rin g and m nttriai, two white dress­ 11*3 K asex "4" C oacl. ers, small table and baby’s bed. , , *l»ff,S o d S Coupe" Mrs. A. IJ Betts, 712 Palmetto L W. Phillips’ Sons Avo. 1I« E. U tM i airw*. I . . , . * ? * ” AI‘,bomaI» K t* U M .,fr0.m., 1JVtimor« and H .« n : C . n " d Mor" "" " ° .......... m N ,'v^ © ‘S S S S S ? / * •‘“"•'Uph ilncon. ----------- ! f j f u er v" Ko,li"''. a l Macon. id Snnad:*“™ " S S S L sssr - n*___ ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 10, 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/6bea9693d5d2edf2c1aa68314087f78b.pdf aad62d951e1dcd16f51d8bc18b407bea PDF Text Text Garden I^and ASSOCIATED PR ESS SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1925 d is p a t c h e s v ,d ; v ■ ' - / • •$ t ;^I9*•' ti'* raicE FIVE CENTS i| When Bluege Was Injured at Pittsburgh Will Bring Huney Bunch Here On Eve of Ceremonial As Public E ntertainm ent Fen* lure of Big Annual A ffair ms Were eensWho [elbourne Property tmpany Hinders W Fin., Oct. B e fisherm en fe sdarAhingi Im issing bodKs, wjio were (aterday when [foot pleasure , the bodies of [ had been recing prepared ilpment to their m h o lost their lives K ple hero on a JunKoridu farm prop■Relbourne Farms ^ ■ g u e sts they were ^Sedition. __^ B lin d e rs Rescue ■ hindered rciuue ■bf those saved were P bruised when tessfrock jetties, martcred from CapId. of Malabar, Fla., fny, left during the t a party of .touristsa sen journey. Thd Moot motor launch Commtitees Report Plans Progressing ,re expected to be it night and early ^ ^ b e k -u p of the dead iblenin’t night. Efforts ■Hflu some of the dead H w . The death Hot lur atood as: Jretling. a Mr. liurt.m M U sLarson nnd u Mr. oflWitchita, Kas. Mrs. D. Davldaan of Molbounn1, HarRoach and 12-year-old sun, Don­ . of Melbourne; Harry Coppock Kansas City, Mo,; I- Wagataff, d to ba qL California, and n man m i Salmon, believed to be of dent on Way ATBEACH, FIs. Oct. }Wf. Thompron of nUCrrcsident of the AN£.comp&ny who, it ■BAA sponsoring the W —♦ruise at ‘ MelL , * rnoon when 14 , to have been F / ^ u u n c l i Clara B. ices received tourists from Vs were visiti-hq Invitation (,rm company 'eating in real jichtlng party realty firm Xalnment pro5|Vf is a wealthy } of Peoria, left lutoraobile when agedy. ^ —jd In Auto jHt A t W illiston I 3VILLE, Fla., Oct. 12.— L id attem pting to pass an■omobile near Williston, 20 path of here today, Jlidron | cvf Ambrose, (ia„ was in' killed and his companion, McGovern, slightly injured e ir car overturned late yenTire blowout was assigned bnuse of the accident. [ALL FIRE SUNDAY fireman were called short2 o’clock Sunday afternoon igulsh a grass fire along ford Atcuuc road, a t n yond the city line. Prompt of the department equipPr®^,n t°d any projAfety , n is said. One trudk ansPe alarm. Score by Innings: R. H. E J P ittsb u rg h ______ 002 000 2 1 1 -6 13-0 Washington .......... 100 100 1 0 0 -3 8 0 Batteries: Aldridge and Sm ith; Coveleskie, Ballou, Za* chary, Mnrbcrry and Ruel. * ' ' * ’ *‘ •____ - '‘ ** “4“ . i. WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 12—W ith a vicious atack which sent three W ashington hurlers to the showers, the Pirates came back today and defeated the Senators by a score of six to three. For the first time in the series, the Buccaneers outhit their American League rivals, getting IS safeties while the ITnrrismcn were able to garner but eight off the delivery of Vic Aldridge, who hurled -his second victory of the world scries. Engineer Hicks, wno wieu Throttle In Head-on Crash onCoast L in sjk u rd a y .W o s Well Known ra Sanford John Hicks, locomotive engi­ neer of Port Tampa, and writ known 'in this city, was Wiled, nnd nine other persona .were in­ jured, one probably serio u sly .m I head-on collision of two fast trains of the Atlantic Const lin e Railroad, one mile west of Mango, 10 miles cast of Tampa, a t. 10.35 o’clock Saturday night. Among the members of the train crews injured in the wreck were tHe following resident* a t San ford: W. E. Sasser, engineer, who received body bruises and a spraincd ankle; P. J. Monger, conductor, severely bruised, and suffering from possible internal injuries; and Pierce Griffin and C. A. Ken­ nedy flagman and brakeman re­ spectively, who sustained minor bruises. According to accounts of tho disaster, due, it is said, to a mis­ understanding in train orders, the trains involved were No. 82, the Palmetto Limited, which left Tnmpa for New York a t 9:30 o’clock, and tho second section of No 89, the Const Line Florida Mail, from New York to Tampa. The latter train, carrying only ex­ press and mall chrs, was running Senators Use Four Pitchers To Break Tide But Lose 6-3 --------------------------------------------- o Thero were 38,000 fans who taw O T* flf A i m D A U 7 0 t0(lay’8 and tho weather that 0 1 - IL U U U DUYYo ‘f. rcet,,dafter Ahe plu nyer, s,wasuhad wa,rn\been and clenr, the »kies TO SANFORD HIGH d v The Washington Senators lost more than the game in the second contest Bluege their star third baseman, was knocked unconscious when one of him on the head, and his return to the series is doubtful. In the photo ground with Umpire Owens, Catcher Smith of the Pirates and Joq Judge the ground. Peck of the Senators is standing by. of the world series Oawee Vic Aldridge’s fast shoots struck above Bluege is shown on tho of tho Senators lifting him from c rA D i? n i? m a * Toflnys game :ir Stutfy Mi Inni* so in at fir»t base for Pitta- Local Grid W arriors Display Much Improvement in Style of Play and Easily Defeat Opponents o n Saturday tho Honey Bunch troupe will be By Harlan W. Kelley brought here for a special per­ One of the largest crowds that formance in connection with tho over witnessed football game in affair, after its regular appear­ Sanford last Saturday saw San­ ance in Orlando, Oct. 28. The pro­ ford High School easily subdue St. gram will sta rt promptly a t mid­ Cloud oiveMunlcipal Athletic Field One error committed in con­ to the tuno of 19 to 0. night. nection with the World Scries In connection with publication of The S t Cioud outfit, while game Saturday, was not includ­ this notice today, it was learned heavier than the locals, was de- Judge fanned by J. Harris walkql. ed in tho box score furnished by ' * “ outclassed_ andr inM spite | of JFg&WnoAugl^ arded the inning by that plans have been rapidly for- cidcdl the Associated Press. It was en­ muluted, and th at detailed arrange­ ragged.play on tho port o*f Ban* grounding out. Wrecked Plane And Its Pilot tered behind tho namo of L. ments nre being completed, for the ford, was unable to mnka any Discovered Near Bellefonte -Thorpe, who transport^ a lot The opening Irning saw Pitts­ accomodation and entertainment headway. The contest was hard burgh sta rt with a rush. A fttr of meaningless trickH into a A fter L ook S e a rc h ; Believe fought nil the way, but was very of the 2,000 guests of the local or­ play by play account of the Moore went out on a foul. Carey Aviator Met Instant Death games ganization who are expected to at­ much one-sided, tho ball being in singled to left, Cuyler fallowed for the Sanford fans in Sunford's possession practically tend the function. tho armory. the entire game. St. Cloud was suit, sending Carey to third. Barn­ BELLEFONTE, Pa.. Oct. 12.—f/P) Full Program Announced. In the third inning of Satur­ h art went out on a high fly. Tray_Tho frantic search for aviator, Tho full program arranged for able to make but one first down nor wnlked. filling the baiu*. The day’s hectic encounter it was whilo Sunford was piling up n total the entire two-day celebration be­ announced that Moore, Pirate best W right could do, however, was came known simultaneously with of IK. lead-off man, hud lofted u foul The long runs of Entzminger to hit an easy grounder to pitcher, the announcement this morning. In fly to center field. Mr. Thorpe the side. addition to the midnight revue u and Thompson for Sanford and an retiring hns n sense of humor. Tho Buccaneers came back strong occasional flash by tho speedy number of other events nre sched­ again in the third inning, their at­ Tyson of St. Cloud were outstand­ was found in his wrecked plane, uled for the Wednesday evening tack being good for two runs this ing features. Several times Ent­ which hud crashed against the side ' entertainment, including a band Moore went out to third. of the mighty hill. A party of . concert, to bo followed by street zminger made long gnins..«ir San­ time. ford's fnmou s cries cross pluy, Carey walked and stole second. searchers, one of the thousand who ■ dancing until midnight. tramped tho hills and valleys since . Tho calendar of events slated for which St. Cloud seemed unable to Cuyler wnlked. Barnhart singled to thu court room when tho verdict Thursday will be inaugurated a t 10 fathom. It wns one one of these left field, scoring Carey, Cuyler go­ Ames was reported lost, came upon | wns returned. Contrary to expec­ o’clock, when an orchestra will oc- plays that Entzminger Bcorcd the ing to third. Barnhart stole seccad the wreckage last yesterduy. morn­ tation no signul was given und cupy a iplntform to be erected on Hccond touchdown of thu game, the Traynor sacrificed, scoring Cuyler. ing. Cole, his son, Robert, and members tho lot opposite the Valdez Hotel first coming on Cottingham's re ­ Barnhart was held a t second. Ames body, bearing only a few Students At School Founded of the prosecution and defense with on Commercial Street, nnd wilt covery of a fumble behind St. Wright went out to nhort. bruises, was found in the cock­ In tho fourth inning the Harris* goal line. newspaper men were present. By Noted Philanthropist, play for any of thu nobles who de­ Cloud’s pit of the ship. Entzminger also starred with men came back to tie the score, Under a state law a defendant sire to trip the light fantastic. N ature conspired to keep tho acquitted of a capital crime with Tlic parade, another big public a 30 yard return of a kick-off and two all. J. Harris, first man up, fate of the birdsman unknown, insanity as u defense must show feature of the affair, will form at hie defensive work left nothing to hit tho first pitched ball into tho for, when the wrecked ship was chuse why ho should not be com­ 11 o’clock, it is announced, and will be desired. Thompson made fre­ centerfield bleachers for a four found, it was discovered that four mitted to State Hospital for the be headed by the potentates and quent gains of eignt to 17 ynrds base hit. Rue! followed suit with a large trees, broken off when the by brilliant off tackle smashes and went to third on Insane. various divans. The Morocco Tem­ and circling of tho ends. Tyson single plane crashed into them, had form­ Hluego’s double. Coveleskie struck May Have Sanity Hearing. ple bnnd will follow tho officers, ed a perfect cover. Under them, Pending a sanity hearing next nnd will precede the Putrol, nobles of St. Cloud wns as fust as out. Peckinpaugh struck out and completely shrouded, rested the “greased" lightning and a con­ Rice grounded out. Wilkesboro before ami candidates. 7Tuesday __ 7 , at Wilkesboro wreckage, containing the pilot’s stant threat, but he had litle or The line-ups were as follows: Judge T. B. Finley, the trial judgo, Tho luncheon at noon, for out of no interference and rarely was body. Washington: Rice, centerfield; Cole will be held in jail. town nobles and ladies will be held Word of the find spread through James A. Pou, chief of the de­ in the armory, according to the able to break loose. Hu did get Stanley Harris, second base; Goathough, with a flashy hurst lin, leftfieid; Judge, first base; the mountain like wild fire, und fense counsel, said Inst night that committee bundling the arrange- away, of speed to circlo Sanford’s left Bleuge, third base; J. Harris, within n short time hundreds of he anticipated no difficulty in ob­ (Continued on Pago Three) end for twenty five yards and u rightficld; Peckinpaugh, shortstop; the searchers, together with air taining Cole’s freedom. touchdown in the third quarter. Ruel, catcher, Coveleskie, Ditcher. mail officials from tho Bellefonte Quotations from arguments to Iloth Teams Fumble crews have been summoned to ap­ field, were on the "scene. The body Pittsburgh: Moore, second base; the jury by prosecution in which Thero was a great deni of fumb­ Carey, centerfield; Cuyler, rightpear before an investigation com­ (Continued on rag e Three.) he declared Colo sane, will bo pre­ ling und blocking of kicks during field; Barnhart, leftfieid; Wright, mittee of Coast Line officials in sented to tho court. Colo testified (Continued on Page Three) Tainpa today, at which time an ef­ shortstop; Traynor third base, in the trial th a t he is in his “right fort will b® made to determine Mclnnis, first base; Smith catcher; mind.” The family of the dead which crew “Jumped” the block, Aldridge, pitcher. man was not represented when the Woman Slain By Blow resulting in the crash Umpires: Rigler at plate. Owens jury filed in. The Rev. A. L. Or­ mond, his Bon, Allison, and two Capt. John Hill Jones, aged Of Blunt Instrum ent a t first base; McCArmick at sec­ ond base and Moriarity nt third Snnford ro ident, pussed away Police Arrest Three base. the court room into Saturday and this morning ut 11 o’clock at the Neither team scored in u sixth Soiling Real E state home of his daughter, Mrs. E. M. did not return. NEW ORLEANS, La., Oct. 12.— but in the acvvnlli :>• > I'i ■• mado The jury took three votes, C. E. Carroll nt 119 West Seventeenth Without City Perm it OP)—Dcposal sentence, ordered by two runs and tho Sennt one. Street. Death was cuused by in­ A fter Aldridge went oat. Mr re firmities of old age and came af­ a church court finding him guilty 1 walked. Carey singled I l- : and Thrco men, who gave their ter ho had been ill almost contin­ ' Cuyler singled third. names as Joseph D. Mathews J. K. of horny, will bo pronounced upon uously for tho past two years. J Moore and Carcv going to third. Reid and Jack Reid were arrested the Right Rev. William Montgom­ Capt. Jones had made Sanford Barnhart singled to right scoring hpre Sunday on charges of selling ery Brown by the presiding bichop his home for six years, coming 1 Carey, Cuyler going to third. At real estate in the city without a of the Episcopal church, here to- mediately afterwards the body will here in 1919 with his daughter patrolman were called to the be taken to Maplewood cemetery license. from Tampa, where for more than Stearns homo shortly after 3:30 a.3 this point Manager Harris yanked, According to Roy G. Williams, daBishop Talbot will answer In pe­ where it will be placed in the fam­ 20 years he had resided. Ho was m. by roomers, who reported hear­’ Coveleskie and put Ballou in the * box. Trynor struck out. On an polico ch ef who, with officers tition filed by Bishop Browns a t­ ily roauioleum beside tho remains ing blows and screams. attempted double steal, Cuyler was torney. Joseph W. Shart, asking an out at third. , injunction to prevent the presiding | Nemo Lieboid in to Harris sent bishop and the houso of bishops Supreme Court R ules hit for Ballou in the Si-natoi tired before removing to Sanford. At the time of his death, Capt. On Brokerage License of the aeveni and tho m|Ji (Continued on Page Threo) sponded by clouting a ,» Jones had reached the age of 91! right field. R'c>- r.irgbJ and until being stricken about two years ago. was very active for a j second and Golsin i f t h man of his advanced age. Capt. third on another Jones served throughout tho Civil Judge Walked but J- llarr i War in tho Confederate Army, be- 1 «d the inning by flying ing an officer in one of tho South right . . .M . . ., Carolina regiments. *• field. IN. M lows: Nickel, of DcLand won three The body will be shipped to Moora foule- 1 out to third i Golf Lerguc points from Dean, of . . Sanford; Tampa tonight, according to an an­ ingled to lef rday in a sched- Lindstrom, of DeLand got two from Inouncment today. Funeral servig Lurey to ltd to cento , DeLand team, Houaholder; Honscom defeated FW' 'ices will be held Tuesday morning out on a fly d course. Final ler, and took two points*; GUHtwga, at the F irst Bnptist Church of "raynor walked, filling •d us 17 to 3. of DeLand won three from Spen- Tampa with Rev. Claudo W. Duko Cops Prom ise Return Wright went out, pitch11v was the re- cer, of this city; and Gardener, in charge. No runs, two hits, -io Htellnr play Iof this city, held Campbell, of DcCapt. Jones was a Baptist, hav­ Of Donahue Jewelry of DeLand, in i I-and to one point, ing been u member of the Sanford line hole rounds Melling. Sanford crack, got three Church since he first moved here 1from Morrison for Siuifords only and prior to that timu was u mem­ traveled to*score, while T. Jones and Hertm* ber of the Tampa church. left field, sc< x league tangle each dropped three to Whitehead Capt. Jones la curvived by his ned. J. H 'daughter, Mrs. Carroll and a son, grounded oi . GOVERNMENT LOSES C. B. Jones of Tampa. He leaves two bita, nc WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.—UP)— .many friends here, in Tampa, and The . government lost in the Su­ elsewhere, who will regret his preme Court in its effurts to re[passing, Individual point score of ti« epen Trade Association cates to­ siroe here U annpuacJd M W Cb&lk an Error For Thorpe On Saturday Sentence Will B e Passed Today Upon EpiscopalianDivine .— - -■ * -■- - Aged Resident Of Sanford ClaimedByj DeathThis Morning l �■tetany In London It to become the largest building group of its Mad in the British capital, r The German government recent­ ly purchased another of the numiaeons houses in Carlton House Ter­ race, next door to the embassy near iBDekfngham palace. This building fWfll house the German consul and Iether officers of the diplomatic .This move indicates that ' IV Germany, uwnuon/, in spite of nw JC♦pwationi obligations and other ;.etmr debts, has a much higher scale •fee her representatives abroad than seas maintain**! by Frederick ; «ven when Prussia was a t the jM ifh t of her power. Frederick's ^ministers at foreign courts, it is m a iled here, walked afoot or '.drove shabby old carriages, while to his highest diplomatic: M ente i t Paris or London the Immg of Prussia never allowed more t.tfean 1,000 pounds sterling a year. PARIS, Oct. 10.—W*>—The new­ est American dances, such aa the Charleston and Its many variations have proved popular in the smart­ e r cabarets and dance halls, but at­ tempts to make them catch on with the general dancing public of Paria are not meeting with any great­ er response. The average Parisian finds the eccentric metee of the Charleston requires too much mental applica­ tion, and shows a preference for simpler steps, such as the wait*, which retains most of its old time popularity the new Parisian tanro and the foxtrot and one-step. Even the dancing teachers are half­ hearted concerning the complicat­ ed steps. They declare frankly , ... they ao not think they ever will be popular among the dancing mul­ titudes. Meanwhile, negro revues and ne­ gro acts are drawing crowds to the music halls, and some cabarets in an effort to show they have the real unadulterated thing, advertise their negro artists as "born and bred In Charleston.” •- Referring to the recent "evolutlon trial" at Dayton, Tenn., but without saying whether he thought . Darwin wrong or right, Prof. Sir president of the Royal Society, in d r n i a t the opening of the win­ te r season of the London School of Medicine for Women, told of an •musing experience with one of tho monkey tribe. “I, myself/’ the professor said. had a slight reminder of our 1 kinship with our primitive For the first time since before the war days a policeman has ap­ peared in the streets of Paris wearing an arm-band indicating that he speaks German and is of­ ficially detailed to assist German travelers who need an interpreter. His usual station is at the corner of the Rue du Faubourg Montmar­ tre and the Grand boulevards. He is an Alsatian veteran of the foreign legion, wearing the mili­ tary medal, the croix do guerre with many palms and several colo­ nial medals and he now directs through Paris streets enemies he once hunted in No Man’s Land. name i« ■arT*“\ C0v *inniw "inis i be nothing short of sacnlegt, iiJfl they d«mand«f government inter­ ra tio n , declaring th .tU h n T e th e President's name d™fK*d into vaudeville «nd placnrded-on gmudy po^ten was calculated to detract nom the dignity of the presldentUI office. At the government* request. theref®re, the producer rV.an^fd the name to “From A to rate of exchaagie la over $11,500. The order Waa received from a Spanish lady, who. having a son fighting with the Bpanish forces in Morocco, vowed to present a robe of that value to the madonna if her sou returned safe and sound. The boy now is back in Spain, having completed his term of ter­ rier without having received a •cratch and the grateful mother has set about fulfilling her vow to trayin _____ e r it o Paris is short of firemen and au- Pu,£ thorities are seeking to make the |n job so attractive that robust young 1<JV? ” men of the proper age will flock to K the brigade. , It is officially explained that the fire brigade is really a regiment ■***" of military standing and under rail-:wiin r itary discipline. Each year when a govern new class of army conscripts is *rel~e called up. from 150 to 180 e!igi-ldcnt ble youths*are given the opportun- * “.ea ‘ ity of spending their term of army " service as firemen. Nonetheie*', Italian there remains a shortage in the fire fighters' ranks which can be y 0*' fille«l only by volunteers. These Ph,a P volunteers are given a substantial .r£l bonus and are excused from mili- lro* 10 tary service out*Me France, but tho small pay and the slowness of P*>arar advancement in the fire-fighting *■ service have operated to deter suitable men from enlisting. Armand Gillaumin and Claude 1 Monet are the two remaining sur- mu™5*! vivors of the board of painters who one p1 inaugurated the impressionist mand^ school of painting in the letter * a* at half of the 10th century. Both awa“c have reached the age of 85 but !T,va(" both keep in close touch with de- , * velopmcnt of modem art. Guiilaumin has Just given proof of this m ”’e * his reply to two questions put by heart, the art. review "L* Art Vivant" w which has been collecting opinions K * : of representative men as to wheth” ai cr a French museum of modem art ho ought to be created in eddition to, or to replace, the I.uxemlx>urg gal- *or lery, which is in theory the museurn of modern art In France. The *{aV: veteran painter replied: ———■ "Tho foundation of such a mus- *■“ ■■ eum seems to me extremely desi­ rous because the Luxembourg, as now composed, gives an entirely false and incomplete idea of the modern movement. But it would be so very difficult to found such u museum that perhaps it would be better, if possible to transform the Luxembourg by bringing in a wid­ er system of selection and more life into its composition. Not that I desire the exclusion of official art—it must on the contrary be re­ presented there, but it should not 1 occupy the entire space, or even ' tho most prominent place. J "Here nre 10 names of living painter* who ought to be first to figure in such a museum: Monet, Van Dongen, Matisse, Valloton, Maurice Denis, Madame Mnrval, Signac, Waroquier, Puy and Ilenrl Martin." A pole that received every hit ts much attention on its trip as a Pekingese puppy ever had from its doting owner, reached the Colombes Olympic stadium last week-end to aid Its fond owner, Charles Hoff, Norweginn, holder of the world’s record in the pole vault, In an a t­ tempt to break his own dixzy mark of just under 14 feet. In his preliminary trials Hoff, using his beloved pole, cleared 3.80 meters and 3.90 meters without difficulty on the first leap, lifting himself successfully with plenty of margin to spare. However, when the bar waa raised to i meters (13 feet 1 1-2 inches) Charley's pole broke in the middle while its owner was in mid-air and literally let him down with none loo soothing a con­ tact with the soil of France. Offers of a French-grown pole td continue the effort met that day with a sad but firm refusal, and the Norwegian athlete wiped the dirt from h* pants, donned hi* sweater and called it a day. The following day, however, with a new pole, he returned to the assault ami succeeded in adding five six­ teenth* of an inch to his already altitudinous mark, setting a new record of 13 feet 11 1-3-16 Inches for the world to shoot at. How­ BERLIN, Oct. 10.—GP)—Rcnever. the loss of his lielnvcd pole sons of state twice have interfered left him bereaved nnd he has gone recently with theatrical producto seek a new polish Jovo in hla tions in Berlin. native Norwegian woods. In one case u leading theater prepared a musical revue entitled A famous Paris dressmaking “From Paradise to Hindcnburg." houso has begun work on n robe Many acrious-mindcd Germans to ters. Nurembur* wit* ite wedten ra l relict; Gotbemburg with it* an dent walls, and. the naroeroua Ba­ being; made in varian mountain resorts, can new prations, resumed move about without being lubperttextile mills.' e«l to the irksome control of the police or pa»*port official*. Follow ing the short-lived coramnnist regime in Munich there waa rigorous control of foreigners a t ' Exceptional the borders and in the cities. Dur­ ing the period'to f the inflated German currency there was added Plumbing Calls for to these annoying restrictions the imposition of a special tax. whldi in the case of Americans, amount­ A. D. ROSIER ed to $10. Also the hotels charged special rates for foreigners. Tho only police control of for­ If you’re particular about eigners now is in the general one for non-Germans living perma­ the kind of plumbing you nently in the country. The resi­ dence tax has been abolished, and want in your new home, or tile hotels now advertise Uieir rates as the same for Germans and for­ the new kind of plumbing eigners. Lawn Grass Seed ' * > \ Carpet Grass Seed I Kilgore Florida Lawn and Golf r, Seed. Also Peas and Beans for fn]| JjJ Phone 248 KILGORE SEED C0. - in your old home—call A. RICE CROP OF JAPAN D. Rosier for an estimate. TOKYO, Oct. 9.—UP)—The imrortance of rice in Japan is shown- i by an announcement that the Emoire consumes 80,697,000 koku, or 103,485,000 burhels of this food stapic annually. These figures repre- i •ent an average for the last five i years and include 60,000,000 bush- ■ els of rice imported from abroad. | a ting daily in London. A . D. ROSIER In Pierson, Fla. 3rd and Oak In the center of a thriving, wide-a munity, where Real E state Values than doubled w ithin the past four m Our F irst Unit of Five Houses Arts* nono>*um w asp s AND SHOW WAITS INSURES the icononv in th e BUILDING) GArtl*., Each M onth U ntil January to WATCH i* DON’T PROCRASTINATE Flanico E state Is The Surest In The State A few dollars invested today means a prd morrow. Phone 349 and our representati? be glad to go over the proposition with yd The combination of our quality lumber and prompt and courteous service can’t be beat for satisfaction. MAKE A LOT Call and let us give you an estim ate on the lumber for your new home. We assure you, you will get the best in every* article. In Our New Home On W. Third St, Sanford, Florida candidate for larlinrnent for the labpritcs in io Stoke-on-Trent constituency. Lady Tavistock, daughter-in-law of the Duke of Bedford; Lady Mar­ garet riackville, u poetess of note ms well as a socialist orator; Miss Kyrle Bellow, daughter of the late Kyrle Bellow nnd herself nn ac­ tress of more than national repu­ tation: Mrs. Noel Buxton, cousin of Lady Drogheda, and Misa Busan Lawrence are among the most prominent recruits fiom conserva­ tive ranks who have rallied around the countess of Warwick much ns women advocates of equnl right) gathered around Mrs. O. II. P. Bel­ mont In the United Mates. _5fy Ctere Anncsley, socialist M. K. RUTHERFORD C. P. HEND1 ring s Express Brought Big Shipment of •suit c Me M React: com th lames “TAMPA *I*K) 141."—C o n tin u ed on p r o In*. Hli>rplug f a r and Coaoh T r a in l l n w p«. T h ru u s U Hli-rptrs f o r Harnshta. IV0O am I,v. IJ.3# pm Ar. 4.00 pm Ar. i . l o pin Ar. S.40 pm Ar. tevidso J a c k so n v ille __ H a n f o r d __ ^ T a m p a .............. .. Ilru d e n tu n . . __ Harnantn ....... Also Children’s Coats - w i v i n n iia v k v i t tm : r t * s i ‘"ar nml Coach T ra in bet w»en Haiti. Alfred, Harlow. Close connections II both directions. Ladies’ D resses. Ladies’ C oats.... 11*1 pm l.v. Hanford. S 35 pm l.v. I U I iu-s C|i> I l»n Ar. I.Ake Altr<M . pm Ar. W i n te r llavei 3.lu pm Ar. I la r to w ___ . i l l pin Ar. A rcadia W » nm Ar. I'u n to Uora.i 7.00 pm Ar. Ki. Sly era Children’s Coats : aC K Xiu H m u i . \ m s k i i » _ i,.-tw een H i r Car Hervlc* In a u g u r a te d and Hchrdul *5 - -•» J iU 4 *0 Pm pm P*>» pm Lv. l.v. Ar. Ar. H a n f o rd _____ Ifalnea Oll> Lnksi W a l i V - Z Uslirfng____ i i . P e te rs b u r g , sin l.v. Jacksonville pm Ar. St. P ste rsb u r iccinl” Provides Through Sleeping ce for Points North, East anti West Tickets nnd Information from 3. G. ALY, T. A., Sanford, Fla. Mr. Brldgcman, sjwuklng at the launching, emphasized that this oc­ casion meant no competition in ar­ maments, a* botn tho Nelson und her sister ship, the Rodney, acre Irnllt under the terms of internaHonnl agreement. “We look upon tM Nelson and all ships of her kind ms a guarantee (<n the peace |Uid security yf tho v u ld , a m?n- Let Us Show Yo Phone 63-J Atlantic Coast Line t iik so u t h C H U R C H WELLS �ia j8 ? v ? > ’friy-*Tfflyr- ^ • •. ■• * • :: ‘vtf* . .►,t:V.; e-t £• ; •:**'*V • ' . •*• T H E SANFORD MONDAY, 1925. 1______ \* k- b ' f J VI i' . m R e a l Estai r. >a? i^nfcl ^ i n g g Q rp p .Y A IMHHMU1HW s —- r2*r to: WASHINGTON L E T T E R -] EVERT-TRUE • >\W * . . . P. K. Smith, L. G. £J ? / Hunter, C. U W e a t.R u m b je y . WASHINGTpft, Oct. 12—Wash­ Mme. Marcia practiced mediumKn o w •* Band Committee: H. E. Wagner, ington is America’s only city of ship in her youth and adniita .that A -T H V N K V o y iH A O jA . chairman; W : D. Gardiner, A. W. im portance‘where-fortune telling, she found tho spirits extremely in its various forms, goes on reg­ unreliable. “But the stare,” sho ’F O R .T U N G f A T l S T A t s C J j , . ----------__— _ LCpatrol Committee: G. B. Boas, ularly, professionally, openly and says, “can’t lie." Pago One) I think she believes in hor hokus led from 12 un- chairman; Chaa. E. Williame, Uar- unlntcrfercd with by the law. Since secrecy is unnecessary pokus herself. K I N OP . o r A - \ ^ C A ^ ; j l ^ O U ' r r ^ L F .C o m m it te e : RoyWllUama. and publicity pays, in the realm of „ planned. - G ^ D tN G - ^ C O » - » • lonial session, chairman; Tom Meredith, K. A. the occult as in most other fields Tho question nrises, ' ?T<y yhn* the fortune tellers advertise in ■2 o’clock. The Nowman, C. M. Hand. extent do spiritual, astrological and For Homes. W hat have you? Furnished or unfurnished. Let newspaper*'<n* UtherwBsc. us .members ofimptioD'V: Commute** other occult suggcatlona influence Donation your place fo r you. Consequently, it’s possible hoj .rranged for a Houscho governmental policies and decis­ .chqlder.^lm ipha^ A*.r ’ c C.;HijW ; Hugh 'which it isn’t where they m ira through the ions, executive, legislative and Ju­ ,te under cove;, to form some dicial?” CoM Storage Plant, half city block, French Ave. Terms. for the ladies n°Automobile for L?^ieB: • * •< r fa special matl-, Not much,, I imagine. . Mme. 40 Acre Celery Farm for $1250 per acre. Terms. neater, m • 8"torc* siiy4 Marcia, itV true, speak* of numer­ unavailable. Suffice it feature announcous governmental higher-ups Nice House and 20 acres celery farm . $40,000. Good terms. the ceremon- C. Dc«n, Claude-Trawlckn R-|a4« ’hdwcvnr, th a t H o*tctfmmunity its1 among her clients, bu^ kite's vague Winston, Meade Fox, T. JMiller, jprosr _ by -the MorocBusiness and Residence lots on F irs t S treet Extension. as to names, and I surm ise‘that, .'lit • <T.e 1:00 p. m. at the John Wimbish, Wr W. g. S m itM * In this respect, she exaggerates a Lot on Oak between U th and 12th. $2,000, Good terms. :0 f oil tho papitql’s seers and C. Hutchison, H arry T, aercial Avenue. bit. Prof. Marcus La More, sccresscs, "Mme. marrin probably is ‘ ladies will be and Kent Rossiter.“Washington’s famouy medium, Lot corner Oak and 14th. $2,500. E asy terms. tho best known, by .virtue of the Publicity Committee: krmory a t nine agrees with me. fact that she had ready access to Kies, chairman; Joo Chittenden, for the final “I sincerely wish,” ho told me, the White House during part of alnment card, \r Scott. L. G. Strong. “that I could honestly, assure you two administrations, as nractitionbrought to tho ‘ Hotel Committee: W lU to' run the whole government, but ce . a t this Kinnon, chairman; F, L. Miller, er-of-astrology extraordinary io wo tho then “first ladles In the land.” the idea’s ridiculous. Y o u r'ty p i­ ned as the Sandy Anderson. REAL ESTATE BROKERS In late middle life, Mme. Marcia cal politician Is tho last man 1 d _ will continue runs to embonpoint. Of tck as suspectiblo to any influence ”of the Inst viaMasonic Building------Phone 707 BODY OF AIRMAN book strongly learning, except such as re­ ut his own best interests. Spirits? received here MISSING 10, DAYS lates to astrology, she has very Pooh! To influence a politician you need something a lot more con­ little, and regrets it. irious sections crete—something ha can see and IS FOUND SU N D A Y “Oh, if I only had an education!” _.?local officor sho remarked during a talk I had feel >will do him some good, like icomlng affair a bunch of votes.” with her one day. ircest, in point (Continued froin Page One) lidia in Florida, was brought to Bellofonte and file contingent, pi,laced in an undertaking estab$260 per fro n t;f06Y Nobles, will bo ashmen'DEATH OF DUKE , _ . $5000 cash require* RAGS .WANTED — L a w . dean, Death Is Instant ■ justrlous patenlinen or cotton rags fo r daanBRINGS G L O O M ‘JThat'-’Aroes met instantdeath MW»yi d e Xn be Jr g * CO&V ing purposes. Bring then) nftw Temple, and was the belief of the air mad^ of­ t Tei TO UNIVERSITY to the Herald Composing Room. and lia rty B. ficials. His face was badly bruiser is president cd, but the body contained fpw With offices in New York City and various other cities (Continued from Page One) —— . Morocco Tcm- other marks. • , The point where Ames crashed the desire of Mr. Duke for classes^ (Continued from Page Ond) f over the country, we are in a position to sell your pim U nrestricted L ot •r sawn ;-Shriiwr is densely wooded. It was evident to bo continued there will bo no in­ left field, Goslin making n great Lessons in Classical that the pilot, flying low, crashed running catch. Smith singled to artl lit this time, terruption of work at Duke Univer­ erty to northern firms desirious o f in vestin g in proDerol Lot 13 of Block A. of F irst 8,rj)ast-impc- into tho four trees, tho plane com­ sity today, Doan \V. II. Wnnnn- center field. Aldridge hits into n Dancing in this locality. ■ ing to a stop against the trunk oi Strdet Extension. ‘ arth Americi. makcr announced Sunday after­ double play, third to second to first. No rune, ono hitr tid ebrors. sg to local of- a fifth ., noon. Tuesday, however, during the acing 50 feet on Ames was on his course and waH timo the university’s greatest ben Ruel pops out to second base; *n in this city, If you have acreage, subdivision tracts, business lots etc baa i Will be given by Mias Sara and......... 125 Wet deep. m l ■Avenue fll nlny Thompson made five yards je local club of near the Hecla Light Beacon for ofactor’a body lies in a local church Blucgc 'went to the plate andr.was through left guard. On a enss Located between F irs t ipatio’n In the nirmen when he met his fate. Over nnd Ho kindly communicate with us. ' ___ while the funeral .and burial is given n rousing reception. •xpec Wilson beginning Oct. lBt„ the point whore his body rested in taking cross, Entzminger obliged the crowd by striking out. Street Extension a n d . the monlal. place, all work will cease nt American Legion Hall. end for n touchdown. Hi* lidates to be In- the debris, other airmen have nnd the n'.udcnt body will join with Coveleskie walks to first. Rico class Boulevard— —,— goal failed. Hanford 1J» St. Cloud ie numbers 85, pnssed ench day, f l y i n g cast and tho other people in paying tribute grounded out to first. No runs, ated at ;$170 -pet) .front* fpof, Call a t 4l0'OaU Ave., morn* west with their cargo of mail for md will include no hits, no errors. V. r. Lane ; to his memory. New York and Chicago. °* St. Cloud kicked off tto Turner acou, New SmyrTHIRD INNING DEAtf i m 6 COUP, . ■ "Pi During the week the entire stu­ Tha mail in Ames’ plane was who fell on tho bnll behind the Irig or call 213 In the P. M. istings, Palatkn, Moore went out, third to’ first, REAL ESTATE ■Vivip-r —JniF I** dent body will cotho together in intact, and shortly after it was coal for a touchback anil tho bad Indian and Lake Carey wnlked, ond stole second, , .(Continued from Pago One) removed from the wreckage, it memorial sorvico in honor of tho but was hurt as ho slid into the t h r ganfo on both sides, but it was wns put in play on tho 20 yard Brokers was oq it way west in another Institutions’ friend;-V Developers of committees in bag. Cuyler was also passed. the wide awake and "heads up line* Thompson made one ynru. Promoters 20 A c tis i AT lidimr.xTo i .a k b ro . _ ” _ , To accommodate the out of town Barnhart singled to left field, scor­ work of Cottingham, King, Booth, Entzminger mndo. three, yards. St. ious phases of the plane. S ncrc» In oraniro Jjrnvo. 6 «oro*-.v«ry *OoU UucK land. 5 roon Many In Search Cloud was fighting hard and held Seminole H otel visitors tho New Washington Duke ing Carey, Cuyler going to third. and Russell that turned theso ; was jjiven out toFor several duya tho senrch for hotel will open to its first guests. Ferguson nnd Zachary began to breaks of the games into fortunate Entzminger to one yard on the (urnlalicii house. T riced fo r a uulck sale. •IO jU B K S IN I.ONIIWOOU Day, C. M. Hand, Ames had centered in the Clarion A number of close friends will n o warm up. Barnhart ctolo uccpfiu. ones for Sanford. Each recovered next play, forcing -him to *Kk‘ rH&’i Ready for subdivision, a very good buy. gmtnittcc: Fred region west of Bcllefonte, where company the body to tho city. All Troynor went out on a sacrifice severhl fumbles und blocked kicks, He punted 21 yurds to his own 48 ’ , • , |« u U L u vx • 4. u of volunteers, Pennsyl­ trustees of tho Duke endowment fly to center, scoring Cuyler, Barn- Co.Vingham’s recovery r*sui)irig l)iiig yard line. Liggett made one yard. »n; L. P. McCullcr, thousands 4 IIOON nUNOAI.OW ON XANFOIlll-AVK,- ■i, r w i National Guardsmen and and all members of .the board of hurt holding second, as the throws -in Sanford’s first touchdown Thomas hit a stone wall for no i! i i • {35UO.OO. E asy term s.■Dcen, F. F. Dut- vania aviators comber a wide aroo in the gnin und tho hall ended with the Most of tho fcmbling und tardi­ I trustees of Duke University will a t­ was to third. Wright wns out, ' 4J. Losslng. John belief that the pilot fell in that tend the funeral. AVK IIAVII ACIU0ACH IN. LAKH COUNTY short to first. Two runs, one hit, ness in getting off punts with ret hall In St. Cloud’s possession on Biea Dunn. i, m ar Mt. riytnouth. priced for qUlcR sale. district. Little hope was held that w Sanford's 45 ynrd line. sultnnt blocking for Sanford a Trustees of tho Duke foundation no errors. , ■ Reception iConunittee: Forrest ho would bo found cast of BellcThird q u arter purt, at lenst, were traceablo to arr-* 107 LOTH IN .T IIH T lT V .P r S Harris was out trying to bunt, iko, chairman; Janies Moughton, fontc, but a t dawn yesterdny, with will act ns pall benrera. They nre: King caught tho kickoff and re­ At a ilrcnt ilorgain/ iT B irg ^ passes from Pope ut contcr, S. W. Bradford, F. a bright sunshine bathing the hills, Georgo G. Allen, W iliam R. Per­ pitch or to first. Goslin was out, pobr , F. Con it to *»$» his vs-.. own 48 yajd line who had nn off day. The entire turned l Ul IlL 'U • L , . ¥ second to first. Judge flew out to N. Tolar, John D. a numbering of searching parties kins, William n. Bell, Anthony J. P tlR '^ is & WILCOX Vc tonm, however, showed tho need Turner mndo eight yarn? v Boil n ils . Ent^nilngcr, R. A. set out for Nittnny. Drexel Biddlo Jr., W alter C. P ar­ right. No runs, no hits, no errors of more training and practice on tackle llnnm 5 Maxwell futnblca I °I,C * FOURTH INNING , Vicje, B. G. Aly, Ono party of CO started up the ker, nnd Alexander II. Hands, Jr., poor pass nnd St. Cloud recO\yrc Mclnnis went out, Bhort to first. punt formations. west slope o f the mountain. Fight­ all of New York; Wi|linm S. Lee, The fPUYArtl passing gnme w.-ib on the 50 yard line. Tyson mttUP REALTORS f Smith singled, to right. AhU-idcc „ Committer: G. B. Charles U Burkholder, Normnn ing their way through the heavy li ynrds off right tackle. Ho it to left. ;Mb6t« singled w ; >a complete' failure on the part of nino Ail; Hugh Tillis, W. C. underbrush and dense woods, the Cocke, F.dwnrd C. Mnrshall, all of Died out then made five yards and St. IwMjiT^rt'lDMffcnford triuil right. rnest Brnthcrson, l1r,,'l searchers pushed their way toward Charlotte. Benjamin Geer _of~GrAerJiliif, out, ground*." after pass without success, duff to Cloud’s first down off left tnckle. R o se tc r, J j t o b c 't the c r e r tr '!Near’ thfr’.Wp/'buricd un­ ville, S. 13., and Dr. ... W. S. Ran ptAif field generalship rather than Churies'Booth intercepted Tnylors Establishcd'1910 two hits, no errors. . der the trees, they found the of Raleigh. pass on Sanford's 30 yard J. Harris hits n home run m cen­ poor execution. Thompson nnido Turner mnde three ynrds. Leavitt The senrehers littec: R. A. Now­ wrecked plane. Local people nro doing all they the error time and again of trying , E. F, Householder, rushed forward. A moment later can to carry out the wishes of Mr a ter field bleachers on first ball. passes to tHj first and tveond lost one yard on a poor pass from LOANS------INSURANCE City Licenses now due oh every busincsk or pro-’ Peckinpnugh out, striking out. P.uel C. M. Hand, Percy silence replaced the shouts of Duko and Bcnjajmin N. Duke. downs when they were unneces­ Pope. Leavitt made one yurd. On singled to left. Blucgc doubled to Cession for which a license is required, and m ust members of the party, for there, ittenden. Vl sary, as he wns unlo to gain nt will another poor puss front Pope, Cotloft, Ruel going to third. Covclesin tho cock-pit, could be seou the nt Committee: E. F. tingham'a kick was blocked, bub be paid prom ptly. • CITY PROPERTYbucking-tho lino and circling FAR.MS JURY FREES RICH kio struck out. Rice grounded out by ,n; Fred Wnlsma, lifeless form of Ames. King recovered on his own 23 yard the ends. Thompson is a very to first. One run, three hits, no good runner, passer, nnd tackier, line. Thu body was lifted from the Harry Kent, HowE LL EN HOY, City Tax Collector, . SUBDIVISIONS piano nnd sent to Bcllefonte, nffer CAROLINIAN UPON error. FIFTH INNING Turner mnde ono ynrd through but Ko is lacking in tho foothill » rf >444 TRACTS ACREAGE * 3 Cuyler flied out to center. Barn­ experience to properly fit him for center. Cottlnghum was hurt on ommittcc for Fa- which the air mail was taken from MURDER CHARGE Superintendent hart flied out to short. Traynor chnirman; M. the wreckage. ado out"to"«ccond?" No runs, no hits, na, (Ow.slrilKul handfine and fivldinx the play and time wns taken out. U. Smith, Harry Carl Eggo of the air mail service, {. n He resumed piny. King fumbled his-assortment of plays. exumined tho debris in tho hope (Continued from Tage One) ff, I. 1). Martin, Cent, errors 1. A 3-acre bargain on Country Club Road. r All he needs, though, is more nnd it wns St. Cloud’s ball on San­ Harris wont out, second to first. experience under fire nnd the St. ford’s 25 yard line. Entzminger ttce: Harry Ljc, that he could learn just what E I, I . w “ We prayed four times,” T. C. Signs Select your lots in Pine F. Wilson, Earl caused Ames to crash. Coroner Edwards said, "nnd inch time one Goslin flied out to right. Judge Cloud gamu will .stand him in good and Thompson \vent_in for Max­ hairm Heaton nt Phillipsburg wns sum­ Alistcr, Geo. Itay, •’iclds, C rest before the best of the four who stood for convic­ flied o u t.to short;. No runs, up stend against Plant City next Sat­ well and Leavitt. Tyson ran 25 5 room cottage, close in, on Park Avenue. moned nnd It was expected that tion changed. For scvornl hours hits, no errors. Vilen yards around Sanford’s left end 16,500.00. Terms. urday. As a whole the team show­ are all taken. R eal Howard Long he would reach Bellefonte to. con­ the count war. 11 for acquittal nnd Stunts SIXTH INNING ed great improvement over its game for a touchdown Wheeler’s droji ____________ Roy Howell, duct an inquest by nightfall. ................................... icld. irman by Whitfie Wright flied out to left. Mcln­ with Leesburg duu tq the intensive kick wns blocked one for convictiori. The one man B argain Prices. „ landy Anderson, Earl Fields, L. U. went off to himself nnd had a hard nis was safe at first on Peck s er­ truining it has undergone the past ■Sanford T2, St. Cloud 0. deritv.FrnnkfJEvuub. -• kicked to Entzminger Sentence W i l l Be time. Ho cried. u left him to ror. Smith hits into a double play, week, and hopes aro. running lygh onWhccner ■" u'” ’ Hcout.iyCommittce: J. C. his 10 ynrd line, who returned himself.' Finally two of us wont pitcher to short to first. No runs, for a very successful season aftion, chairman; Geo. DeCot- Passed Today Upon to talk with him. We talked about no hits, one error. it 30 yurds. Thompson made 14 . er a rather mediocre start o. W. Knight, Glenn McKay, yards around left end and was in­ The Gamo: J. Hnrris singled to left. Peck his farm and the crops and finally, Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. Episcopalian D ivine he smiled. J. B. Little, __ ___ Sanford won tho toss_ und elect jured on the play. Ho took timo sacrificed him to second, going out dD ivan: E. F. Lane, Rhone 708 “After n while we prayed and first to second. Ruel wnlked. cd to receive. Entzminger caugjit 0ut and resumed play. Entzmin210 E. First St. F. L. Miller. C. J. Mar(Continued from Page 1.) :C Bluege struck out and Harris was Johnson’s kickoff on his 12 ynpl g«r mnde threo yards. A pass, went to bed. When we went to Ralph Chap- substantial majority of them, do line nnd returned 10 yards before Thompson to King was good for 1. caught trying to Bteal third. No 9.000 acr«, unexcelled for colonization purno-e, not really subscribe to certain or­ breakfast ho was in a-good humor runs, one hit, no errors. ' nino yurds und first down. Turbeing downed. Sanford then be­ Can deliver today at $"mn7nr^ . ............................... ...nerve D istr ic t No. • ilttec: W. A. Fitts, thodox principles. Some day I and soon after we reached the nor hit loft guard for two yards. Charter No. 3738 gan n brilliant offensive, reeling per acre, subject to prior sale. SEVENTH INNING n n r o R T ,o r c o x n m a .Y a r t i i i t s Pope, J. B. Little, hope, we shall have a science of court house ho told ^us ho was chai off six, straight first downs on Entzminger went off right tackle Aldridge is out third to first, (. W. C. Smith, Geo. religion which will satisfactorily ready to ‘come around’.” fladfly ruhs by Entzminger, for five yards. Thompson made l . H< 0; 2. Good Dwelling on Five Acre Traci win . Tho jurors declined to name the Moore walked. Cdrey singled to Thompson, King, and Turner, and two through center. Entzminger ■Pci ; • f supplant theology but for the preloft. Cuyler singled phst third, itirc: R. E. Stevens, i sent no two persons can agree cx- man. scoring Moore, Carey Roing to •bringing tho ball to St. Cloud s made five yards und first down. alone worth $500.00. Necessirv with i-V bounteous fru its and flowers, orL w Cole received ttje verdict with third. Barnhart singled to right, 20 yard lino. Hero Referee Chit­ Thompson mndo.nine nround left AT S .l.v r o n i) IN TIIU STATU OK K tO lH U A A T CLOSi: OK l i t St.MISS Tola’r, C. E. Me- J netly ns to what Christ’s teachings ing. • ssar* out-buihlmgs for chickens and trucketiI ^eh*| end. Entzminger lost one yard little show of emotion. ■sing, W. A. Itouth. imply." Kre, scoring Curcy, Cuyler going to tenden, who hud been delayed in on O.N B K IT E JID B * 3S, 1S33 u criss cronH. Turner made first arriving, entered the game., third. Coveleskie was taken out 3. Two Lots Celery Avenue, next few d a y . down through center. King niado Entzminger mnde threo yarns iiEKOUBCEa ’ 'f l T KP and Ballou went in. Traynor tackle. Thompson made five two yards off right tackle. Entzays only. $1,800.00. Terms. BY TAYLOR struck out. On an attempted dou­ off f.oaiis mul d isc o u n ts. In c lu d in g r s d l s c o o m s . nc-. Entzmln- mingcr brought it two yards from r e p t a n r e s of o th e r h a n k s , nnd f o r e i g n M il" «»r ble steal, Cuyler wus out, catcher yards through center i n o HAVC fK “ .VOKC5 $ SUR£* 2J1 , J7 0J $1,351,417.01 I D-tnJ'Y eoTH es GErnfOcTi to third. Two runs, three hits, no gcr hit center for ond ynrd. the goal lino End of third qunr- n ir h u iu io or d r a f t s , sold w ith [in d o rsem e n t i this h u n k (i-xcept lh o s« s h o w n In b u n d c ) . Thompson fumbled nnd Bowen or ter. VIHAT KIND ’ l> \ Ahj-/ F j .v M £ - r v e VALK UP TO THE ‘ •75.3$ •73.33 I’LL BUM O v e rd ra fts, se cured, n u n s : u n s e c u r e d .—— — Fourth Quarter. Cloud recovered on his own 10 OF 6M 0K 6S . a i cnrvr C FlUf LAND tF IJebold, batting for Ballou St. i:. S. tlov c riim c u t «rcurllle>» o*«nedi c r r.iDC? r o u s nOR F iv e SOME MATCHES King went around left end for ynrd line. Tyron carried it ncross o t h e r United Hinteu O o v e r n m e n t s e c u r i t i e s d to® IlGARS doubled to right. Rice singled, the sidelines nnd the hall across St. a touchdown. Philnott of St. Cloud IAll “ DO YOU L|f^5 * 132.550.00 iw mv Po c k e t ! OFF TCeCLEtfK n clu d in g prum lum a. If a n y 132.530 00 • Liebold. S. Harris sacri­ HEN.-5Y ? wns off side on the try for goal Total . . Cloujl’s goal linefor Sanford h t i t . m .: ; O th e r hoa<U. s to e h e , srrM rlllc s. e t c . i .... -----ficed, Rice to second, being out fir»t touchdown. Entzminger nnd tho point counted for San­ I la ok I tig House. II 8U.ouo.oo; K u r a l t u r o u n d f l* 205.000.00 c* w catcher to first. Gosl)[\ f turp$ $35 000,00 !-■Ii w —-s______ _ . —--»»«♦»»-»»«•-— missed the try for goal. Sanford ford. Sanford 19, St.v Cloud C. .1,917.So to rtaht. Rice went to third. Judge G Iti-al K s tn ts o w n ed o t h e r t h a n b a n k i n g houso Entzminger received and brought p HIL SMITH, Mgr 107.SK. II St. Cloud 0. : > l a w f u l rese rv e w ith F e d e r a l I te s s r v o H a n k i— walked. J. Harris flied out to 3S8.7SO.OS St. Claud kicked to Entzminger the bnll to his own 2R yard itne. Cash In v a u lt a n d a m o u n t d d e fro m iia ilo n a l h a n k s 116 South Park Ave. 0 t o |2 right. Onp run, two hits, no er- on his 12 yard line. He was stop­ Entzmlnger mudo four yards. Tur- A m ount du e fro m S t a t e b a n k ' , U a n k o rs a n d . t r u s t •onumnles In t h e U nited H i a t t s ( o t h e r t h a n I n ­ 84,31 88 ped in his tracks. Entzminger i n*r lost one yanL Thompson mado cluded In Items 8. s a n d lo> ------—..... ■— n r:,‘ EIGHTH INNING 17 yards around left ond to the tried right guard for no gai^; C hecks on o t h e r h u n k s In th e s a m o c i t y o r to w n S.2JJ.0I Zachary went in for Washington. Entzminger made five yards lpflT middle of the field. Entzmlnger as r e p o r t i n g h a n k ( o t h e r t h a n I te m I X ) . _ 41MIMI T o t a l o f I t e m s S to, I t , 13 a n d 13.. Wright doubled to the le ft, field rig h t tackle Entzminger’s kluk n.rfde four through center. Entz<16.31 • 38 31 3.380.315.20 line. Mclnnis singled to rlgbt. won delayed by a poor pass from minger punted outside on St. M iscellaneous..... c a s h I te m s ...................... T o ta l «... scoring Wright. Smith sacrificed popo and it was blocked, but King Cloud’s 45 yard lino. L IA B IL IT IE S Mclnnis to second, pitcher to Iirst. recovered on his oyin 18 yard lim-*Tyson mado 5 yards around left j r.a r.QAdii Aldridge grounded to pitcher who fc- • end. Tyson was stopped for md Second Quarter. C a pita l sto c k paid In ............. io.000.00 caught Mclnnis. between second gain at center. Wheeler’s luft H u rp liu fund -------Thompson *made two yards .39,019.91 to lir n f lts .................. nnd third, pitcher to seconu • 6,019.91 around right end and Turner banded p&au was incomplete.- UhiUvid't] . 7.000.00 eserve for tu x e s un d I n t s r .t . « .to ah°ri, I___ 4 Atdrnlgt 4U»i. rra (Tflim It.SM »4 34.1«7.»J Wheeler was stopped a t tho Cell- R * teright ................ third go ng nuMje ^«f0 off. tackle. Hitter, I. Less c u r r e n t e x p e n s e s p a id -------- -- ----------- -— * I.33XM first. Moore flied 6ut-to center. minj,or7fumblcd C e r t i f i e d . check* o u t s t n r . d l n v . —- r r * j 15.349.3S minger fumbled pope’s Pope’s bad had pusf i Us h u r t s c h e c k s o u t s t a n d i n g . . . . 4 ^ . . Y . . . r r Ono run, two hits, no errors. 11*41 and lost 12 yards. Entzraingt*r — T o la l of Item s 33, 33. 34, 35 a n d '30 -•• • BELOW MARKET Peck out, short to firHt. Ruel out got off a beautiful punt for'-Lj 1llrm a a d ilrs s s lls <»4hpr th a u b an k d e p a sllsl .ana-c tM» »u m vm . i rt | Irei ’ I s l l r a r n r ( d e p o s i t s p a y a b le Wit .to J'». sohrt to first. Bluege out, foul fly yurds St. Cloud fumbled it hnu nr' _/* P a ra ly s is to firat. No runs, no hits, no errors. Capain Russell recovered for Swv -1 in d iv id u a l depoislia s u b j e c t t o check. « HA! -A OviAR CASE FuLU FUNNY" I1 4 0 0 6 H T l Between First an d Scccnd Streets. days NINTH INNING ford on St. Cloud's 30 yard Und. 1«;•-r 1 1 f k a le s uf d e p o s t t du> In less th a n 10 F eM O KES - WHAT LUCK1 An'T a re m e d y f u r t h i s d l s r a s e . l a t h e r t h a n fur m o n e y b o r r o w e d ! ■ Carey out, pitcher to first. Cuy­ Entzminger made four yuxd» oU ree I C v r u u l l m i an d bon k lrt. S late, cniiniv, <>r o t h e r m u n ic ip a l deposits L’ve s e e n w ish in g i h a d ler out. grounded to first. Barn­ through center nnd Thompson hit FVan C leave D r a g S h i r r , J u p llu , Ihy p le d g e of a s s e t* o f tills b a n k o r sure! ACUaAfiJ ALL DAY hart walked. Traynor singled to the same place for six morff ar.d If a. Dividend* u n p a id ............... ■ blckhai 9 n a« e ? ' luaive..lia ,i"fr T o ta l of d em an d d e n o s l t s ( o t h e r ih a n left, Barnhart going to second. first down. On u criss cross Entz30. posies) su b je c t to I t e s s r v o Item * 37. 3* us on tf° ft 0,1 T h u aproM rtv°hiin8 on, Sanford Avenue r Zuchury now taken out und Mar- minger made eight yur4s. Toonip31, 33 H A L F ., fot ■ iw . " “ I' The «n(«l from th iY u n n S « » V TO the north side at berry pitching. Wright singled to son mads first down Thompsons ”’u “ “ Tluae Drpuall* au b je e t Io lit it Ic HOUR' 3 rt duv*. or s u b j e c t to 30 day loft, scoring Barnhart, Traynor pass Incomplete. * t from Firat a t r . . , i!? ? Y * ? 0ul.d. n.6‘ « 0 per m onth.' Y d twist il savings): going to second, Mclnnis out, ilieu ’ ThompsJn 'ciYcled rigbl cml for PASSES A .successful developer of ( 'e rl lf l c a te s of d e p o s i t ( o th e th a f o r tu H ate, county, ■«inty. o r tout nh e r mtlnTBipat m unlcu* depot I t' 12 yards and Drst down on at. New Jersey Seashore sub­ to left* Ono un, two hits, no cr5 , 0 Wlth ua- Terma can b . arrangS. * the ,irs t ‘ ^Ponaible party p M t,v plrdtre of a s s e t s of t h i s b a n k or s u r )lj bond Cloud’s II yard line. Thompson m ora. e r tim e d e p o s i t s _ . incomplete. Entzminger | divisions is open for nn ex­ oI 'ut hsisl Adams, batting for Mnrberry, pais. wus s a v in g s d e p o s i t s .... ......... - — ■ . . . t . ut center. - ~ A "pass. “* 4 ,1 clusive handling of Florida T o ta l o f t i m e d e p o s its su b je c t l*_ mado two fre out* pitcher to first. Rice out, .-ut* 33, J l . 34 J U t d ' H / i pitcher to' first. S. Harris out, Entzmlnger to Thompson v<aA. development oi pereoge fop ft. ..Ue.l - t s t r s tS e c a s lK (t>‘ M t'/r flied to left. No runs, no hits, no good for four yards. Entzminger subdivision located in gt>o^ rt tr i rih iltoiOnlr nrr-'tiftf)!4 • hm**tltfM lOflt ono Cn- vyard e il anil It U'ES SL ClOfllt and it was C 'oiiir d is b u r s in g o f f ic e r s ...........— —V ’"~ “— errorst • > section w ith possibilities. hull on Ita ijvm eight yard j i t i i f ( * r Seminole, , Ileal In g a .c o n f id e n tia l a n d only F- H. SCRUGGS, Mgr. Booth I. K. p. Former. Free, of th e “ •**’** € 6 ’; ACCOUNTANT I It was Sanford s hots >*i d A f r c t i t t i c h l o w n e r . A l a r g e es that *he s h o v e elm tenienl Is t r u e to th e i bio . ■ I and waed tin*; .« MC'i a a*!’** .iiilr — ftM-TWT.mVT. itr: I u H-.sc. I* a ClUMitule ,U tu U.-fur* tnot r and It, too. failed, i hurt on this play, , Al> R. L. ROBERTSON k ip h iu , P a. \ Iflnsoulc Ten^hrlloom lS B r y a n , ‘Rea»eU, iER 28 BETTER BUYS AT LAST! BeTcral Lots considerably below m arket value. 225 Acres on road and lake about 2 miles from Oviedo. $100 per acre. A page devoted entirely to Real A good value in a Modern Home ju st built. Excellent terms. Estate Bargains. Something San­ , Wf?*t! ^ v e you in small acreage, 10 to 20 acres in Sanford suitable for subdivision? If price and location is good come to see me. ford has been waiting for. N o need to look all through the paper for that buy. You’ll find it right R. W. LAWTON REALTOR Heal Estate and Investments. Phone 743. Homes Lots here sooner or later. Watch this Rooms 203-205 Meisch Bldg. Acreage page for “Special Listings.” Farms Corner Lot Laurel Ave. WE KNOW WE CAN Eastern exposure. Close in. $1900.00. Terms LIST your property with us and enjoy the satisfaction of a quick dis­ posal satisfactory to all parties. As us about two beautiful homes in Rose Court, Sanford’s beautiful residential section. COLCLOUGH REALTY COMPANY 311 Firat National Bank Bldg. Phone 732 1 Large Lake Front Lot 66x240 $1500.00. Terms 1 Large Lake Front Lot 60x130 $1000.00. SANFORD, FLORIDA . REAL ESTATE Terms INSURANCE 1 Lot Pinehurst Close to entrance and eastern exposure. Lull 'A i a * v• |M te V !JBpL $1600.00. Terms 10 Lots Close In 9 On very easy term s. fI 7 18 P -• • $5500.00 THE SEMINOLE REALTY COMPANY I*. ALLEN, Manager i Corner Lot 1st Street $500.00 foot Our Molto: Satinfaction to Owner and Buyer || W. V. WHEELER Office 116 Merri wether Building ti- I*. O. Box 331 .j * Phone 490-W SANFORD, FLORIDA 411 1st Nat'l. Bank Bldg. tr Sanford, Fla. i BEST BUYIN SANFORD • 6 ROOM HOUSE 14 Acre Truck Furm. Well located All Tiled, under cultivation. $6,500 Pair mules and all equipped for business. ONE GOOD CROP WILL PAY FOR IT. Two houses, barn Hhcd, etc. Terms. BRYANT & HATHAWAY 2 CORNER LOTS Number 6 Ball Block, Opposite Post Office, Sanford, Florida 20 Years Experience With Florida I.n,wi * Oak and Franklin. Bargains at $3,750.00 each CRYSTAL LAKESHORES 2 LOTS IN MAYFAIR LAKE MARY SUBDIVISION ;• One at $3,750. Two at $1,000 each sih? " r ™ » ' w ■i(»i h o n S t e r 5 k us explain. Do not delay as the nuniliGi- f . i prices and terms are subject to withdrawal^SttoSt i ' s ,* br , Lo^ Full information furnished at office. Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT CO. HEALTORS 108 Magnolia Ave. K SIMMONS, Sales Mgr. 210 E. 1st St. . a E Aldridge Hurls The Pirates To Victory I n Fifth Contest ST. CLOUD BOWS TO LOCAL HIGHS BY SCORE 1 9 -6 FULTON, INC. MONEY: BUY THIS Only $12500. Worth $25000. Easy Terms. The Davey-Winston Organization Inc. 5 1,1925 fL! J 'i ' an a DUBOSE & HOLLER 4 blocks from 1st Nat. Bank. Bldg. |J WE HAVE BUYERS LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US We don't just THINK we can sell your property— * m ;p y CHARLES P. STEWART McAlister, Sherm an Moore, U. BY CONffO —t .. te r of,'tha lino W tt* a ford’s balL TurpeF managed to los® nnythlng or. » b ad , from center. Entxminger r* back 20 yards and made a beauti­ ful dive and recovered • b ad jiate That’s going __ over his head from Pope. Enter mfnger punted out of bounds on men, women and children _ help putting on good, healU* his .own 40 yard line. when they take McCoy’s Cod St. Cloud’s triple pass was Incora Oil Compound Tsbiets. plete. Lanier w ent In fo r CotAs chock full of vlUmlMs ss tingham, who was hurt. Thomas was nailed for a one yard loss. nasty, fishy-testing cod ** Tyson made two yards arid the Compound Tablets. A r chock full of vitamlnea gamo ended with the ball in St. Cloud’s (possession (on Sanfordrs nasty, flshy-tasting cod lii itself, but these sugar40 yard line. S tC lo u d tasteless tablets are os easy, Sanford ; Hill as cdAdy Sad w on’t upsets Chns. Booth R .E . Bass stomach. ' Cottinghsm R T. ,P. Keene ' Ono woman gained ten G.G. Whitfield Miller C. Pope ^ ^__ in twenty-two days. Sixty G. ^.cenc Keene i<x|y cents and money back If L .G . Yancy L .T . Dutton Pha satisfied. Ask Union P h«m ^ L .E . Russoll any druggist for. McCoy’s I Johnson, cer/ oOil n Compound Tabllets. G.B. Thompson Tyson cctions and R .H . King formula on each box. Liggett L II. Turner “Get McCoy’s ,, tho original and Thomas F .B . Entzmin Touchdowns: Sanford, Cottlng- „genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablet." ham, Entzmlnger, King. St. Cloud, ^ rson. Substitutions: Sanford, axwell for King, Leavitt for Entzmlnger, King for Thompson, •BUSINESS LOTS ........................E Thompson for Maxwell, n tir mlngcr for Leavitt, Lanier for Cottingham. St. Cloud, Wheeler Lots 9-10-31-32 F irst Street for Johnson. Extension Referee, Chittenden, (Stetson) "* ly (Sout! (South- Facing 50 feet on San Juan Head Linesman Manly Avenue and.50 feet on Lee enn) . .' Umpire Roff (Florida). '| Avenue, .Timekeeper, King. ’ BAYARD REALTY COMPANY Real Estate— Investments IMPROVED SANFORD AVENUE SCRUGGS REALTY COMPANY Phone 708-709 50 to I I l �THE.8ANF0BB G luttons O f Chant* THBgANrORPm ERAtitt'M tW Il As Brisbane A R E OFTEN MERE !ACGIU Yf*, But— What About Persia? G u War “Barbatom” 7 If So, We Need I t BY ARTHUR BRISBANE (Coornrnt m i ) tro v er* jr o r Into” *!!!? 5° ®e t t J e t b e a i r c r a f t con­ s t L o carn o ,, w e in tric a te co m p licatio n s e x istin g r t r i c t o u rs e lv e s to a m J ! 3 % l **tia te m a tte r s i f we re ­ c a n t p ro b le m D ertainiH ^ P ^U tu d io u s, b u t no le ss sig n ifijp e d e s hom™ t0 ,p e d f lc . id io sy n c ra sy o f th e a r tif ic e a t o u r c o m m i t ! # i,t0 w p o u n d b>' m e a n s of ev ery IN HIS OMAHA speech Preiico m m an d th e reasons w h y a m a n sings in dent Ula M onths-|LM * b a th tu b . coolidge aaid, “No nation »y Oirrtoi. M r ever had an army iarge enough lr Kuuioa I lM t h e ^ e a ^ h u s b S ? i i t n,? j d» ; n d . often J w n i t w ritte n , th a t to guarantee it against attack. K C U I. IO T IC I i Ail obituary cere m o n io u s occasions in fin i^ ° u-06* nof ’ upon 8 ta te o r less — no nation ever will.” That U true, but, while Philip and hir leea. cards of tbs aka. resolutions I notice* ot snier:ala_*«nts whsru e r s u c h f n c a n U ^ n s i^v p d « f hJ f Voc*J “ P ications. W heth- son Alexander were building up vww or* wade will be charged m o st in a u sp ic io u s tim f .VG a ,tendenc3f to a ro u s e th e baby a t their army, perfecting their meth­ ut regular -advertising rates. d iffe r® " to m m y '? ™ "»iderablc, but in- ods, keeping prepared, great pow­ r a r a a absociatbd pk b ss erful, disdainful, rich and awollen Ais«clat*d Pr»w Is exelasPersia—the United Statea of mtitl«4 to fba bs« for roU H y all BOWS *l»D»tel.*i those days—didn't imagine what S t» It or not othtrwl.* cr*4 was going to happen, and never tbto paper and also th« loIgot ready. ™ *■— m publlsbod haralo. All rights ibllcallon ot apodal rti*p*ichc o n trib u te d to d v i l i u t ’on a ^ l i * inn o f th e bathroom has tia ara alas raa*r-od. THINGS happened rapidly when th e m a le m e m b e r o f « n ! % m* fcuJine P rero g ativ e enabling MONDAY. OCT. 12th, 1925 Alexander with 30,000 men swam fin e s an d r in g to h is I K J 2 n " y / ° / etI£ w ith in *«• <*"- acrosa thc river, attacked the becom e v e rita b ly h is n r J f J V conte,£ T h e batbroom has power of Persia, scattered its th e do o r tu r n I n Yu ^ f r a hoU8e* T h e re be m ay go, lock vat.: armies, its line of war ele­ an ce fro m th e o u trid e « o ? l d ? b u r « f o r t h ' ° f d i’" Jrl> phants, and hunted the Persian H olyj holy, holy ' Extension or white way. Rnf On**, th o u a r t holy. YOU CANT have an army big 4*- -BtU wIon of local amusement*. enough ‘to guarantee you against * —UwlmmlBf pool, tennis courts. w e re d c h a m b S ^ c h a n ^ i n ? *£ * hhy | h ? hathroom the attack’ but you can keep your­ - ^ coid sh o w er. T he re v iv ify in g * i t L ? 5°A d a y m an takes a self in such a condition of prep­ 1 ^ - Augment lag of buPding pro- en s th e body stim iilaf,.,, V u * x aration as to make attack im­ ° f th e icy w a te r freshJ « m — houses, hotels, apartment wiil pow er. He sin g s N o t h i n ? ? d / nd ,endfl confidence to probable and dangerous. If this nation continues ac­ i^-E xU asion of street paring pro­ If it in a cold d ay he S f i ’ ‘n f a c t- w ould d‘lu " t him - cumulating money, ignoring the gram. 7 tT 1 S e hM t fe--Construction of boulevard b rln g a th e blood to th e a u r ti e e h i" veins. I t m akes him f w l aJL i es 8 Vr * ,n*r through arm n i Lak- Monroe. -CompleTJoa of d ty beantiflca- an d yell. In ste a d he r e s o r t * ^ * ’ *!e wotu,d' ,ike to shout childhood. e80rta t0 8w eet m elodies learned in thm program. •/-Ix p sM lo n of school system w»fh provision for Increased fa­ soluteiy indisputa b te^ rea so n °w h « th° paramount and abcilities. - “K BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY r r t Iff l Vert,heJusT ^ 1 pry G oT BA CKROO M J i z “ 1 ,oeae» i'*u *n S thc on thcUco Chroni | BEMEWBER WHEN HiS MCS&O* T x * . IN m S M H 'S y \TH‘ W0RU75EjaE57 rnOEVtoiSJaP me HE OCSVMM. Mi5 MO«V H S «*>i off Talladega r,. 8imr8 ” a batht,,h e Palm J “ Your wife , woman, take hr but you should «„!• »touriiesl against snide ■ucker money Speeding * Pittsbt "* H u b _ » What~~ have two hats dress". W ife -j 1 ve only the or my ‘wo hats sc rip t Literature man’i Club The sub. . Blogrtph \ Henr^ | THE MIGRATION TO FLORIDA - . multiply that this .is conditions not now confined to grstion from other parts I the Winter season, for the PostY to Florida will exceed I offi.ce Department, like the rail- Florida0 ^Toridn'as°it*is' tod; °VCr cVmi,,K « of m illions are being in v e a te d ^ n ^ liljlf ^ to mentH, and th a t inve« m e n t m i l proveni g e r o f any going b ackw ard. T h e “ n^eaV •------ o— A nun who goes , the best circles is r drunk. nltckn Unite,1 S tJ u /tV I U I Z l ? r ? , ut mil In keen " nd "<micl"“ly I •IW l.y »m o'mc irc ^ ,n ™ e a: t ? &,‘“ m ' I p o rm a n e n e v __r i ..... I.... o J5’ b u t F lo rid a serves hi« country bc.st Bul«irik» ,MTy, tG rnn . ^ o n ,I° f dcpirJent, "arc aealed. “md "'iv ||* U .V ffor “ n,,“ gllowed „f *• ™ th im n" U*H purpose* decoratl only, no doubt. “^oration By IRVIN 8, What would you do If man you wore going witl m i *1 V.,Ur b«ml. ’ asks In Ml** Beatrice Fairfax "* **,P couldn’t think of S V 1 2 L.,hBt to Jo. the stuff up Ids nostrlh. V .° X ” ™ ...... lu'J W S u 2 most in.tnnLn** __ _ ,na*nicaI «»d al•nstantaneous. They straight‘•neil their bent /hr riigs about riil ,,r«w {.Heir briskly. |»r I'reamfiT “n < ,topPed out lri!,u was ,tly «ne of them «poko. There bloom In his ch««k» and hi:-• eyes« glistened *,ve ul. he said, '*u» makevo„- about f,.w j,,decided." -'W in v « lm .„ u . to buy n|| tfv___ diamond mines in -South Africa »and l ■J buy after I \ 0 done that I'm going to mine* |n Australia." / all the gold • n«w»r f r*n*forfn*^ Partner made th‘‘H°!d ®n," he ,«|,|k "I don't know curlier kind. h ,t 1 ,n Prepared to icii thin!7CUrS " f War Week, i. ofr, thi°".i°f rM,anln# because ® ‘be stormy petrsl" "ot of the "7 tlon forces, but because his health demands rest. That onen. ‘h nue of thought r e g n K 1r S. V'>' tary Wflbur. «ecrs- 1 XT?fim '“ {fnmercial airship* f|ew iJJ79,000 miles during the last tl/, , EXIT COBB mad, to tell how they ?|J It ton 7 V T *nu c°mes down f ,,'J; ,*h,y-*uhmarint. down aild ijoein t conto uc •nough If t ^ happy [ » r« dt U l,}tU !nw, “ woul.i K.” 1. blessing.—Ocala mere * good sound practln ■onlng for you. * ft Spain Is celebrating the c the Th®y *ee,n to thin R iffte Z ^ 'ft* of thm ^ f* HtUswaa ^ ,M 'n * p.L.i the effect upot cap u r / of T £Brussels r ut (Ut‘,*fians copter, by the, J On the marsh)V lake-edge, ailhoutted against t ho flaming sun- « miracle of sw iftr— ness and silence, "ut sky he stands,• while the dark «nj c„„ vmUh IntoYhc1 woods with no more noise than a >sveasel. | Pino woods at his hack give him a The moose of setting us of „„ 0Ur northern mther age—the moose, most g u S * nrc rea,ly °«tiie undous and moat Population of °Canau‘ ''morienn animate. Ho “ *nk exclusive to at*a *■ n distinct va­ nly lar*f'*t of American , „ naturalist» rank it as »mmnlst but also thc largspecies—of moose, the ’ whole <leor famiiy. And I ie moose, known only looks least like a deer. the hborders ra.nffe in f°r- ■ tne W 0f the Yellow'only associate alon,Jer. * 7 al * arh- u i. s S : ■ K” C* r ri;!‘ the i‘len of n ‘ho northern moose though still 1 l‘»rge enough for all awesontenes!r*. nnd not «« exceed* Ingly shy of tional park fi bu',,an "Pproach. N„. ~ .“ ' j C0, the total number of e8t!mates place humi>- benl -- animals in this at |e„ tha J Uh. lt* v«*t. shovelW hundred, ‘‘era, K,vo him Hl, aanect °nd efforts nren are .bong made; 7 « fn g and weird,^ 2 through protection *tates and thu nicnt of i^jj »-istwion a>|,| |Mfnr“nl Z 'Z t,7 n his bulk h,M r mot^ 1 »ene this unique a “ 's, me moose is animal. ( : MY FAVORITE STORIES WHEN IIANNIBAI Routhorn Italy, in >11 n 'to ltoK. hi. m,„ “" •w„„ • i„ tho i,u,ch;«< ASHEVILLE C IT l/s v nax told on Tv C.d.h ’Z Z i h" I,etroit T|K-r».' batt e I* out ot tho baseball »’ut playing twenty years ‘b*-* • p £ S ^ ss •« the habit of p*. rJ0J,t y«*r j b«|| writers hay-°„/^wn,,n*f.bfck- moot 1 “o u r £!* • , . told hint stein * probably niMI^,dj5**ky «f (Only ho did not .hh"" ,,f»f bon , ,U>‘ «t«y retied h an t,| ‘° iwed up ho I fans the place of ■' l *t«nt of show nf manager nnd niilt iri’ Y“ butl. rbe lrfrequently rv*uiar A V " . ? ”' ..tn u? * * flRhtlng TEEN w<> un,,*y ho took " n r . lost the lives of “"‘1 in ten inn.le six hits, two of & f£ ?r! ""d or»o n home .s e n t im k n F a i I s t , h„M>i| r F°°d measure of base. II for th"' Vt * l„ r th* privilege of ,ln « World seri»« { w jL j" th.. blue rib' io n a u V ,,‘'‘roit chr I t ! when Ty t r N° -ss C A U S E ORLANDO E E A t- e s t a t e INSURAKChV ts w ar eh o use pro perty 1200 feet on Railroad A BARGAINGOOD TERMS J'xated in Excluaire Residential Sections. * rice and Terms on Request. m o o se u»K"nsirj.h°a,l B,s rge A. L. Cook of Monday in Sanford. Miami ;. Johnson is spending a few )n business in Jacksonville. nnd Mrs. George W. Knight here a new sleeve that tho week end in Jacksonville. Behold Paris finds very interesting for a change. The upper part keeps to is spending some the narrow shoulder line that Ernest Kru timp In New ork City on buul- makes for slenderness, while the lower part is full and flowing and nesik ■ makes for becomingnfcss. It is S. particularly lovely in velvet or satVictor Wald of Orangeburg, o. C., spent Saturday in Sanford on business. b u il d in g LOTS g ter pi {cl ii d * ,th reference to LOCATION offers a «un<ifeori >y wan sent up in Jackson ful range in speculative for o jn a is for stealing an 'bile. HgUegiin serving his PROFITS o in October, 1919. die esI rice nnd Terms Very Attractive •••ber l 1-'. l'.'-ii, and w a. HUY IN SANFORD ired March 19, 1921. He esngaln August 24, 1924, and Safe and Sound. lably wastela tnr taken into y for traniijpctlng stolen austates. • I7 V R e a l t o r s . Ycnr" of Success i.t Sanford A,»gnorra at Second i w ‘rcsh Oysters Daily LO A NS /NVESTME- BALTIMORE OYSTERS ■■■■■■■■an S a v in g w ill ta k e y o u to y o u rs if you h a v e th c co u rag e tc k e e p g o in g . 85x5 0 0 fe e t, j u s t o ff S an ­ fo rd A v en u e, to u c h in g L ake M o n ro e. C an be divided in to n in e lo ts, all fa c in g im ­ p o r t a n t s tr e e t. S ee th is b u y to d a y , $75000.00. T e rm s arran g ed FIRST NAT ION AI According to Commissioner L. M. Rhodes, of tho Florida State Bureau of Marketing, the popula­ tion of Florida will most likely be tripled during the months of No­ vember and December 1925 and January, February, and March of 1926, by the tourists. Plans are now being made for t)ic cultivation of mushrooms on an extensive scale nround city of DcLnnd. The dark hammock lends that lie near the city along the St. Johns river arc considered by soil STATE AND COUNTY LICENSES NOW DUE CITY REAL ESTATE LICENSE State nnd County Occupational Licenses are now due for the year beginning October 1, 1925 and end­ ing October 1, 1926. JNO. D. JINKINS, Tax Collector Seminole County. DUE OCTOBER 1,1925 < i 422 U n io n A vc. T e lep h o n e 473-w R eal E s ta te B ro k ers ant). S ale sm en m u s t p ay C ity L icen se P ro m p tly . T e m p o ra ry licen se w ill b e issu e d u n til bond c a a b e ap p lied f o r a n d a p ­ p ro v ed . Nice an d h ig h . A lm ost in c ity lim its E a c h B ro k e r re q u ire d to f u r n is h $2,500 B ond a n d e a c h s a le s m a n $1,000.00 Bond. T o w ard s C o u n try C lub E L L E N HOY, T ax Collector, N u rs e ry b u d d ed tr e e s on lan d . Look it o v er a n d you w ill b u y it. $500 per acre. N ot E ngaged Now, But W ait BANK j i s r o n n , r la. The population of Florida is practically doubled every year dur­ ing the winter months by the tour­ ists who visit here. These visit­ ors spend between one hundred million nnd two hundred million dollars annually. Terms. Also see m e fo r good b a r g a in s in p ro p e rty . H o u ses an d lo ts. b u sin e ss J. H . JAGKSON L o n g T im e L o a n s on R e s id e n c e s n n d B u sin ess P ro p e rty , Lee A. Conoley 1131/! M ngnolin A ve. E a s y R e p a y m e n t P la n ' O ffice in n e w M e r r iw e a th c r B u ild in g P h o n e 149, 2nd S tr e e t. ■ ++++++>+++->+'><M-»>-M-+++l-+-M-M-H-+4-++4 +++++++++^-r Phone 6 11 + Boynl Bruit Store ALL WOOL BAL BllIGGAN Mr. and Sirs. J. L. Miller and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Baker, nnd Mrs. Edward Aulick spent Sunday at Silver Springs, a t Oc­ ala. Jerseys. The .smartest of wool fabrics. Very litfht weight wool frock, neat tailored, or «imi-t t th at can be worn to any day time function wit Mr. and Mrs. A. Zolmenovitz of Brunswick, Ga., are expected to ar­ rive Monday evening for a short visit with their daughter, Mrs. Sam Baumel. Betty Bronson and Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., youthful been kept busy recently denying Hollywood report ment. She nays they’re “too young to think of mur he would like to marry a git l like Betty Borne ua> ■ a a a a B « > a * « B a a iia a i1 1 1 Friends here of George Knight, Jr., who is a student in the Uni­ versity of Florida will be interesteel to learn that he has been pled#* ■ ed to the Kappa Sigma Fratern­ ■ ity. : Williams-McGraw Realty Company ^Jlr* and Mrs. Morrison Jones and Miss Alma King of Hazard, ky., arrived Saturday to be tho house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Monroe at their borne on Celery Avenue. 313 F ir s t N a tio n a l B an k B ldg. _ I'h o n e 7 h 50x150 nicely located, beautiful shude trees $1,650.00 *ach rooms garage, largo lot. great care for resident owner, ‘hcre bo a food listmt efugb' and colds-lead to s - a and s Wthe l*an AL " "la^ ■*" in Florida this winter be--■1yrar, . " , '0Ver ,s trouble. You can stop them built-in features and many extras the extraordinary nun,. markets. OranJ* truc of meat with CBomuLion, an emulsified . ‘h L * People well W h °0U,'ty .fw?J >te tn it ii pleasant to take. Creocomfort and convenience. h L T T 'Th° Wi" be her gates durim? ih ° C- mewUIw,thiii on is a new medical discovery ua. Fuoll "o need to f0«r a° ^ -e twofold action; it soothes and in Flutidu ially u worth-while property. 1 here. We have two ” f ^ ,h °rtaga the inflamed membranes and in­ by northe r »of; w p r . t o l r K bring freight ami n” *‘oad.l'ncs to i germ jp-owth. en people ,nout ‘heir intended lines plying between n ef* , truck all krufWn drugs, creosote is rcc: winter vacation. Sanford where ^he ?& indo nnd td by high medical authorities as Not only will Florida boats bring in a |a r^«V yf eL ^'n® |HHBteate*t healing agencies for people who come here feed the nage. * Urge freight ton-1 • but thouU«at co'iriupnd colds and other sands of ton* of fruit f w B o a t troubles. Creomulsion hies will be shipped s and vegetu. °nlya,|in«naha?Y be 8ai‘I.to be the I Itet to addition ta :reo*ote, other who remain there, "art.h, {° ' ‘hose has ini- "‘her development* " Jn j T* ttpace lg elements which soothe and heal munao resources in Florida tha ore not wholly to (la>rymtn niched membranes and stop the of vegetables. And th production 1''onditlon. U nd ls l,?iH ,or ‘his | H«» rad inflammation, while the nnd gardeners are not ie formers Local Manager Hf U ts on to the stomach, is abPriced within rensonabln^ii8? h,‘fb tho opportunity to soi uyerlooking i "f cities th.7, b,° d u tances i ” an lm-) 'heir‘heherd* ‘nm tbe blood, attacks the scat niense honte market | . , l rnn«e land fo r ! l trcM|t>Ic and chcrks the growth place where they do i,0, « is one worry about high freight have t0 . labor that the und for or Gcult to hir. a,rymen^m R^Won is guaranteed satijfacth 0 charges of co.'"•missionrates find it dif I men a i S r treatment of persistent lhey will supply a , • w ct „;.h7 „ " ' « t o « d u « to I H B coldj, “bronchial asthma, market with fresh vwonderful hon e “ ' ' t o i V i r i ' 1 * " j to i | Wjte'a*»d other forms of respiraWholesalers andvegetables condition a J0t of this a v a il a b l e excellent for buildn*vp been awake Jto J°bbers, tho milking the fn cow t f r Wi.H l*e1 Tat Mori P *7 ! *ysI.e® “her colds or flu. ■tocked their w.’ "“ uationljand herein cow ^tn'a winter : Consult rarehauHc* , 1" L n , | ^ l 'i ra* Valuation Basis at * * ■jjflgnded if any cough or cold is from flw.f t» roof. hrn ,ft ‘he market for funds m i ® i , r ,aLing according to re »a Or-L■ a a t e r - Y l S a ! r ; t i Magnolia BhjlyXsk your druggist. CreoCONNELLY & SONS WAtlanta, Ca. (e,Jr.) Smart Frocks tor Atternoon and Street Wear SANFORD HEIGHTS LOTS FOR ALARM many sources come e , pres. G rit is n e e d e d to re a c h a n y goal of life. G. L. Bledsoe arrived homo Sun­ day from Enterprise, Ala. He was accompanied by his father, J. L. Biedsoo who will spend the winter here. A. P. CONNELLY & SONS ■■"■■■■■a C o lu m b u s k e p t g o in g u n til h e g o t th e re . ellcy. wnnted In ireiiny, and who erm in Leaven>s to come back ,te and put himMrs. W. S. Jordan and Mrs. Lpeople. So anfdol that, ho in Charles E. Pelot of Jacksonville pwn transporta- came Saturday to be the guests of It save tho state Judge and Mrs. James G. Shar­ on. A FEW CHOICE HOUSES NATURE’S NOTEBOOK r Z T L ly th:‘l n o rl'l* of to,|«y lnrS.llTh& Mr*. Lansdowno si Secretary Wilbur at Judge for yourself, J tj™. that P e r s o n a ls F F o lk s o u g h t to sec t h e s e 1 v a lu e s. C e rta in ly you can . A n ew , fiv e room bungalow a n d . g a r a g e in S a n fo rd h e ig h ts f o r few d ay s o n l / $6800.00. T erm s you can h a n d le . )uld Stand this State STRENGTH- SERVICE - PROCRESS i : * Income from the forests of Flori­ da nnnunlly totals between fifty million nnd sixty million dollars. This is revenue from tho timber, ties, nuts, fruits, oils, dyes, drugs, naval stores, sweets, moss and chemicals. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Radford and E. A. Currivan of Orlando spent Sunday tho guests of Mrs. G. A. Kadftiffd—. ^ *er • #%«**• • • H• »’I - «• »• « M 1 • it F e d e r a l rT " " Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor, Mrs. Amelia Noble, Mrs. Leslie Went, and Miss Mildred York spent Sun­ day at Coronado Beach. discovered that i ht‘ hni1 no ^ afterwards tliacowrSl Remember that ii not always u game irtment of icct a t 3:30 'Some Imi!l be lead In addition to these shipments, Seminole county shipped 885 car loads of citrus fruit. These were The building materials from tho divided to 62G cars of oranges; 57 natural resources of Floridn in­ cars of grapefruit; 29 cars of tanclude timber, clny, lime, gravel, gerines; nnd 173 cars of mixed cit­ coquina and shell. rus fruit. Florida is only a few hours by fast train from the great consum­ ing centers. By freight or boat it is only n few miles from New York, Chicago, Philadelphia or Cnnndn. E;will entertain K b at 3 o’clock. K ocinl meeting , ■ ■ Men’s Club at -v ' I room on Third K bo interesting jagMMgmcnt provided, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hand an­ MMLa good time as- nounce thc birth of a son on Sat­ urday, Oct. 10. for all you have done to helj qitfJjBhapter Number P us grow and enlarge sphere of usefulness—for the s; ■ K K Eastern Star Mrs. Bessie Stephens and son, 'Pirit of friendliness that fejrtlar meeting at Byron S. Stephens returned Sun­ marked our business relation! ls- At your service in at 'th e' Masonic Hall, day from South Carolina. banking matters. are urged to be presid ail vlalters will be made Mrs. J. A. Tew has just return­ ed from North Carolina whore sho has been visiting relatives and *% InterMt on barings Account, friends. S fim in o le (fo im lij _____ S a n f o r d .F l a . i There is enough building m ater­ ial in Floridn from its own natu­ ral resource with which to con­ struct homes .for twenty million people'of 200 citien thc siae of Tampa, Miami or Jacksonville. New Sleeve WE THANK YOU And one leaf on a wintcr-bltten ire# entirely discounted the foVce T h i a S i s Brings back tho leaves of all thc year to met in Florida for the erection of one million homes and two thousand hotels. This could accomodate five million residents and 2 ,000,000 tou­ rists. CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS Sanford ia one of the leading ahiping points of vegetable* in the state of Florida, It i* shown In a recent statement of the Florida State Rureau of Marketing. A to­ tal of 0,568 carloads of truck was shipped from Sanford during the season 1924-25. These shipments were: 5,874 carloads of celery; 351 of lettuce; 77 of cabbage; six of tomatoes; six of potatoes; three of cucumbers; 217 of peppers and 217 of mixed vegetables. Central Florida is less thnn 800 miles from the center of population of thc United Stntcs. l the Grand -■will be held Usonic Hall prasher will pnoring Mr. (k, who hove far the win- sailor—“i j j r r ***!“ *"d banan n "vaosi efh WnU‘r' ’ there anv ■ j Sailor—"No s ir" , | we must be near *i.i.ccrta,n,v can't Illinois Siren. ____________ BOSTON TRANSCRIPT Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Gonzales and has received his education in the schools of Sanford. He is asaiutent managed Of*the Gonzales Grocery Co., andj» popular member aT business nnd sbclal''circles. The bride wok lovely In a gown of midnight blue satin back crepe with collar and cuffs df nreB» squir­ rel. She wore a close. fitting hat of blue with trimmings of silver. Her accessories werd, o f grey. They left immediately after thc ceremony for a inotor trip to Mia­ mi. Upon their return they will be at the home of thc groom’u par­ ents on Palmetto Avenue. "will efiter)ridge Luntnly. Mrs. hostess. All > attend arc 'potify the IQ Monday II bo a t one Observation 0f~C 1 *in remember < gt> to burlesue chance of seeing hosiery was for rr the floor.—Cinci, ASIA, TOKIO, Pekin are now about forty hours from the Unit­ ed States by swift nirplanc. The fastest plane might cross the P«Hfic in twenty-one hours. Twenty-five years ago the trip by water was two weeks, and an enemy invader would have been compelled to make a landing and find subsistence after landing. GIVING GETS: There is that aeattereth. and yet incresaeth; and , there la that wlthholdeth more than Is meet, but it tendeth to pov­ erty. Proverbs 1 1 : 24. PRAYER:—O God, Thou didst give us Thy beat beloved. May we learn of Thee, and then we shall ve as Thou hast given, and grow to the likeness of thine own NOW. THE ener"V would come ( l ,„, imag*.'> . through the sir, and there need be ■ o—-----? l S n} 5 , uA,tUckin^ airships IN WINTER 8EA80N would drop their cargoes of exBy ELAINE TEMPLE. *nd A?0,Ioned **»es on a When rarely winter the last branch #M » shore, . fly b*ck *hip off or cross* has thinned— bordcr- >»nd and be Each tossed back, white—my Speaking of cause held for the duration of the war. visioning mind yet sees The trees th a t silvered In the rapid S u Weoe“ ~ W0 haPP«n W hy Speeders Speed WohnVn i n ,Life an article called MR. PRESIDENT COOLIDGE, wind, ,on|f been under the imnres moreimportant than anything Tumultuous In the many winds of juon th a t “sp eed ers” Urw, i 7 spring. mentioned in your brilliant an 1 T h ere is a c . . „ . a certain intensify*!™ ^ f r e s h ! ^ 1 1 ° f faHt drivin& Though there are no more leaves driving along a t is the ’* a upeed of Jix t? 8®n8ntion about im?£i?!,tfUl ? T ha "P^ch lift In the trees: this coun­ wind blowing in your face y mi,0S nn hbur witb the try PREPARED FOR ATTAf’K Yes, I am stirred by all their ail-1 And ;.MVJ nini and nble to repel it. ’ vering; ln" ^b u t Life “i i y ^ thought this the reason for most The thing can be done, neceiu Backward and backward multltudl- fa s t driving, noualy, p ract^ al reasons. It setm J thnt V v re are other “ad more m s L T "?™ 1]0" 8 established and A million million leaves on tree on je c t of s u ffic ie n t imp r , ! n d' fortunately for our tree. . , , " ’•taS :e t ^ ^ C° n ,d ered thc 8ub* at liuln Pr°Kramr of economy, to conduct a carefu l j /e s tig a tim T inn a Bo“rd of inquiry amount, °xpcni,e' far ,e»» than the ink, it re tu rn e d th e ft The summer’s leaves are also gono owinl H,m rnolftLr °^bnustive prob- r™?nn.ts now squandered by jnfrom me; uu"v K 8Ummary bearing on the sub- competency or woriCi in the Army and Nnvy departments. Yet suddenly they leap from the ‘*347 m o to rists who i unseen, x r r e ^ eS n ? Crrif,0,Vu H an d th e ir c a r« Again, with all their rippling ngainst tho sid es o f et’xpP LATEST asinine, intensely, L i i l a nf :W B Lurrying in -ordur ahadea of green. ■41,502 • i . t r drivers , 1" timc who S ife T ^ t 4a. XhuL. thL should sign an InVT ••**-) r/m 0vpr° »a treKu*ar hour. United .States Though fall has gone, too, still its they were dashing ternatlonal “protocal/ pledging gorgeous leaves for their little I l n , .. K elK ; , ' f e «■* S lfiS S Troop ten moro colors than tho eye “J * / : ; other gases in n,f/ poison «n*cs conceives. . . . in futuru warfare. nnd it to avoid heir: . It I aaid all tho loaves are gone, I '*135,447 drivers Iff l lh ey v n pritoco7AFMnN h,r ?'ct siKncd thc , « hot day ami they protocol. France dec nrn. .L- 1 On that bare hill a ainglu tree benefit of the poor n stands bare— * W £ £ b*ror for « topmost leaf . "One ,IHvcr charged'with11* ‘'!C left there................... limit admitted frankly that »f*Cue< lng tbe Mtututorv Mni'mi A wedding, which will come a s a nurorise to their many friends was J h lf of Miss Velma Wilkie and Jos­ eph M. Gonxales, which tbok place g meeting at 8 o’clock Sunday monilng at xlliary at the Presbyterian Manse Rev. E. Darbcll Brownlee. officJaUng In will meet the presence of only the Immediate ilie Bryan Members of their families. Mrs. Gonzales, who is ni petite with Mrs. itrldge os blonde, 1. the lovely daughter of Mr. and M m M. M. Wilkie, wno on meeting have recently moved to Sanford H' Methodist from Carrollton, Ga. Mrs. it 3 o’clock, tales has been connected with tn i t e t a t 3:30 City Utilities for the past year. Mr. Gonzales Is the only «on of wnd Philips {la Avenue. L the Con11 meet at ah Hall on Mickle and again W T E L E P H O N E :— R es. 42&-J MISS VELMA WILKIE BECOMES BRIDE I FLORIDA FACTS OF JOSEPH M. GONZALEZ There is enough waterfrontago HE’S Going comn To JEWESS SORE To le u -if a u - o * * “* is none other than that w h ic h ^ s tau a woman to wear a MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. My. th a t, 8AVB hUtory of 1026 Is written, « will appear that the migration to Flori­ da amounted to a stampede. The development will be rapid under the quickening Influence of ample cnpital and the dealre of million* of the north for the mere ralnnri* ousrllmate.** Every model exclusive in character, developed from the most fashionable fabrics, plain styles and models of lavish beauty unhanced with ex­ quisite trimming. Black and all other rum shades. Tailored by “Irene Castle ’ and Betty Wales. , dress makers. . DR. W. D. GARDINER i 1 Evening Busines Class IUGH SCHOOL BUILDING Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Muxwell. Sanford G rove, Inc ANNOUNCER THE OPENING OE HIS NEW OFFICE Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evening 7 & 9 For The Practice Of Beginners may enter at any ________ time OSTEOPATHY BUSINESS PROPERTY In the heart of Sanford, can be purchased on straig h t sale or ninetynine year lease. $1250 per I front foot. | DEAN BERG CORI FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING Rooms—GO1-605-606. RHONE 427 Office Hours The Y owell C ompany �THE SANPOmH THE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1925 NEW LUM BERYARD BALTIMORE, M .] O ct 12.-PP) —The Orioles, Intemntlonnl Ionrue champions, captured tho jurtlor world scries title Sunday, de­ feating ^ouisville d f the American association. 5 to ^ i n the eighth gnihe. Baltimore won five con­ tests against Louisville, threo. Earnahaw, on the mound for the Orioles, was not effective in the pinches. .. Baltimore got to DeBerry, the Colonel hurler, who had tamed The Punch of the Attack icnday B attle Goes 1Ttf Harrism en [When P ira tes Fall to H it tJpjhnson in Pinches WUiant Shutout \ om ers B y Goslin and H arris Sertd vY de to Showers lit Third ^WASHINGTON. Oct. J 1 .- 9 P ) The “Big Train" wns' whirled through Griffith Stadium yester­ day afternoon, making n<> slops. Pittsburgh's Pirates caught a few fleeting glimpses n ' ( the ex­ press ns It roared b jv leaving the Wreck of most of their champion­ ship hopes in its wnke, |>ui* that was about nil, ns they went ihnvn $ ; defeat fo r the second time bep a c . fore the mastery uncurled by the V°.n r ,$ht aTm of Walter (Barney ) Johnson, the big train of baseball.r It w«* the third setback for the National League champions in four games of the 1925 world's series. Only n mirnculots come­ back now can save them in n battle Which Washington is favored to H needed to glvu the Senators their second successive title. Victory la Divisive $ YcsUmlay’a triumph for Big Barney was even more decisive than his first one, for he blinded and blanked tho aspiring but help­ less young Buccaneers, 4 to 0, with a dazzling exhibition of sharp shooting, whllo while C - . . . home* ■hooting, Goose Goslin, run hero of 1024, nnd Joe Hnrria slashed out successive homers in the third inning that broke the resistance of the young Pirate aouthpnw, Emil Yde, and produced ay the Senators' runs. Moro than 38,000 fans, the treatest crowd that ever jammed i 1? 1" Gr,ff‘th Stadium, cheered Johnson ju ho held, the I imien In th,. hollo\VTif his fetid ?£*"»** Bo.lin clinched the gamo wl h Ida homer, a blow that not only brought over tho first three runs, but dlno blasted Hnbe R uths world's series record for rGoose £ U •s SljSHV* wr" years the fifth homerUin two with runners on second and third and two* out. But 'stan Harris . thu* rnDy when ho grabbed Y des bounder for the third out. , ie A fter that, Johnsort was never In trouble as the wide sweep of his arm, propelling a bnlfljpg change or pace, kept tho Pimu-s nt bay In the Inst seven innings only one Pirate got as far second base— Max Carey who scratched nn instole the .middle bag $3750 with only $1500 cash D E A N BERG CORP. Mouldings Lath Bridle • Buena Vista (J, Coe o. U' Colorado College JO, Regis 0. i1.3’ Au^t,sto 0. Ulinois College 17, State Normal w .Vinlof,H Eureka 9. ^Western Normal 13, St. Thomas Sunday Game Official Box Sc< Pittsburgh: Moore,, 2b _ f oray, rlT.'jv. Cuyler, rf ... Barnhart, If . Traynor, 3b . A\ right, as ... Grantham, lb Gooch, e. .. _ Morrisoti,’ p . V'}^ P .......Adams, p Bl^bec. x .]. Totnls ...;.... Washington: •Rlc*. cf ....... B. Harris, 2b Goslin, If . J. Harris, rf . Judge, lb .... feckinpagh, ,, Ruel, c ....... Myer, 3 b ...... Johnson, n ... ’ • • r : $250.00 to $500.00 W orth Twice This PriCG SANFORD ehoutq loftlea phono • a lto . W. S. PRICE, Mfrr. 710 W: First-St. Phone 472-w .... Realtors. \i n i t0 {f°Lback to Pittsburgh M« ndny night. We are glad to be out fur in the lend. "I hardly think that BJuegc will l>o able to piny «,„! Myer will be n third slightly off I again. n^ain* He Bo seemed seemed slightly off color .Sunday, but he ii j'L F. playing out of p o itio j (I atul hu lrying all the time. ' '« JuhnsunJuuuUicarUika. S fees Opportunities —We will lend you necessary to build a complete home 2nd ■ *10 ncresj all cleared and tiled, joins [ subdivision,, all„for $90,000.0(1. T)°*,r on I*a rk Ave., another *i a X ' f i 5,1™ 0? ' 1-, In v e s tig a te 1 1 1 " 5 .. If your home is already built we will make you a very substantial loan on it. 8 NO DPJLAY---------- NO WAITING 5 Prompt Service Guaranteed cal! and let us exnlain nnr nlnn h. JU/‘1<Uh‘ l ark Ave, Sanford, Florida. Phone 720 W. J. THIGPEN tictan#,“Jewelers n tin g ^ e c o ra tin g , ign •• ino Tuning [nt, Seeds, Treos pnbers. and Supplies f$ltry and Eggs gdal Notice n w rit^ rs and Supplies ■ san a .n n a B g a a x .B o c H B B sia a H a B g m sira v hit,tinK lh-' p te d dited Help, Female mted Help, Male IRted Help, Male or bm nle Ulted Help, Salesman l^ted Situation, Male mted Situation,Female jpted Real Esitate iRted to Rent Vtg. Mediums. nouncements t h e m e c h a n ic a i d epa rtm en t a rri i TRUCKING CONTRACT .ontract for year with renewal ight work man taking it must buy tn ',c‘k “ PPly Mr. Sheffield, rational Biscuit Co., 4th St. nnd MathewsoiT Rests! Near Place Where: Ball Career Regan ■ hiod the d e p a rtu re standard bearer and COLLECTION: We collect ac­ counts, notes, claims all kinds •anywher* In world. No charge* un­ less collected. Twenty-five vt-ars of succeaafal operation tells its own story. Writo or call May’s CollecOon Agency, offices at Tinker Building, Orlando, Fin., and Som- moved to V2 ~ ^ h - ■' AUCTIONEER WL SELL lots and subdivisions nt public auction. \a fe Burger toqm 6, Rock Bldg., Orlando, Fla. 5 5 the closing nets 0f its f„„ii season tlramnwSh . equipped to meet the £ « * * "• M“" " nnl siVn‘ity °f ®°tiihern »n '> -8. University of Utah Califor2. mvvniiy „f Washington 30 University „f Montana lo. ' t'nHfornia 0, Oiy. m m / ' u.* ,,f ,Sun Frai.ciM-o 15 > koU 3‘?f") “ ,Wy"n tfauth Da-1 de?tJlfo!rd Unlrcr*ily 0cciBluefield 0 Michigan 13. ■Il*pi 7!"’ 2<J’ Univcrsity of Missiso Mississippi A. & M. 3. Ouncltn fied ad work for you. WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing Engraving, Embossing. See us first. Wo do It. Phone 417-W. R. R. Ave.-Commerclal S t fr—For Rent, A partm ents Public Stenographei = up w ith ■ r, u pru- * A FTEH . PLACE, Fire Prevention Week OPPORTUNITY AWAITS YOU Bali Hardware BUSINESS HOM ES 42—Advtg. Mediums G. TAYLOR DYER 42—Advtg. ‘Mediums FOP. SALE: Complete meat mar­ ket outfit, including sawn, block, computing scales and largo re­ frigerator. This can bo had for cost of accumulated storage char­ ges. H. B. McCall, Oviedo, Fla. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Send in your subscription to the Tribune or hand it to your local dealer so you can read Florida's greatest newspaper. Ono year, $8.00, 0 months, $4.00, three months $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insuTnnen policy add 75c to your order. DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell anything? If ao advertise in the Gnlnesviile Sun. . Painting—Decorating PHONE 303 7. 'hone 7 21 1Vcikjez RetiJtyG). Valtle/11«ilt I Bmlilmv' 1.—Two house* on 2—Well located cor lot facing beautiful City Park. Ono ner business lot 60x having seven rooms, 117. Sanford at bath and screened porch; tho other Second Street. Price having f)vb iUmts and bath Price $17,500 for both; $8000 cash, balance 1, 2, and 3 years. 3.—12 b e a u t i f u l building lota in South Sanford. Fac­ ing un the Dixio Hig'.iwa;. An ideal place tn build your 'homo in thin fast growing residential section. Price $15,­ 000. $5000.00 cash, balance, easy month­ ly payments. It will l nay you to see these \ lots at once, aa the 1price la soon to ad- 4.—32.10 acres situated within tho city limits, on tho south side of fearu’ord A very fine tract which can nt once bo subdivided nnd a good profit made u|ton tho investment. Price'? 1,000 per acre. ..W cash, balance 1, 2 nnd 3 years with 6% Interest. E iA c ry MOW - ALSO •h Matty ■ carry R milch lnrgc; 1* umber of “Is. Call and look 0 -r our new Terms £ Rooms 9-10-11 Ball Bid* “Veedol Oils” Radio Supplies ^ R IN E’S FILLING STATION Phone 461-J ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her­ ald, South Georgia's greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, Adjacent to thc above. A1 weekly and Sunday. Classified rates 10c per line. Waycross Jour­ beautiful, high land,, juat Kouth of Geneva Avenue nal-Herald. Waycross, Georgia. Price, $150,000. Terms — 1113 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. AN UNUSUAL OFFERING AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ third cash, balance one, two gusta, Ga., Augusta’s greatest classified medium, rate, cash, 9c three nnd four years. r‘ charge. 10c minimum. Beat and only available BUSINESS SITE at Lake LEARN ABOUT Polk County and Lakeland, through the StarTelegram. Best advertising me­ dium in South Florida. Published mornings. STAR-TELEGItAM— Lakeland, Florida. and loading atation also new power plant of Monroe, fronting Dixie Highway. N ear railroad HILTON’S n s n n i n sh o p 113 Magnolia Ava. • F irst Class Barbara Special Attention Given To Ladlca and Children. Southern Utilities. Elton J. M oughtos Realty Co 316 First National Bank Lake Monroe is sure to grow, Inve.stigate this today. Price and term s reasonable. S an ford . ------------- Florid* Sanford, Fla. A LITTLE WANT AD IN The IIERALI) will bring you in big results. Advertise those old ar­ ticles you have stored away and have no use for. A little thirty- j You aro wasting time and mo­ ccnt ad may bring you several ney if this page hasn’t vour Has dollars. Phono 148 nnd a repre­ 'aified advertisement. Phono it it sentative will call andesce you. today. No. 148. M A ^C tE T -C O M E IM s e e h o w I’v e ST R A IC H T E H E O O U T M Y ROOM ! ARCHITECT F irst National Rank Bldg 214 E. FIRST ST W . R. SM ITH, MGR T O O (MC F O O L W H Y DIO > 0 0 D O THAvT? r - Why waste your time run­ ning around looking for a good investment? Let us show you how you can in­ vest your money and double it in the next thirty or sixty days. W; have been in the real estate business for years and ate glad to say vra have the finest listings and the best values in the State of Florida. COME AND INVESTIGATE Owners are urged to list their properties with us for better results and quick action Real Estate Developers Prowotezi Seminole Ifaul ....... ... ............... i Electric Irons Brokets 01923 by I mt' u FtATunL ScHvice, Smc Cntl Btiuin lijKn nwnrui. > Tires and Tubes JOHN E. FOX, Representative We Cover Florida Real E state Like the Sunshine THE MORNING JOURNAL is the accepted want ad medium lo Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word an insertion. Minimum 25c. ------- j H. S. LONG, Mgr. INCORPOBATTO Bv GEORGE McMANUS —> A t Willow Avenue Pan Am and Standard Gaa and OUa 37— Wanted Help. Salesman a k 131 feet on Celery * A venue [ $4,500. 120 South Park Ave. W O W I THAT 'WU’ZL. As LOT O F W O R K B U T M T ROOM* LOOKED F I N E AsM1 D A N O f <T M arket Value •M co m pa n y MAINE — WotervlIIe, Morning Sentinel. Thousands of Maine peoplo are interested in Florida property. Reach them through the Sentinel. Rato card on ap­ plication. $500 under At prices that are right Excellent subdivision laud, dose in and overlooking beau­ tiful lake. Price $40000 with terms. FOR RENT: Singlo and double rooms and apartm ert, grobpd floor, Close In. Phone 063. I WE HAVE THE BEST BUYS ACREAGE Phone 8 A Sleeping porch. By week or month, with use of Bath. R. W. Ross. Lu-Beth Cafeteria. ly a Club g • unciouM - 1■ 78 and 79. A R A L E S T A T E — IN V E S T M E N T ! L o b b y P u le a lo n - U r u r a le r Bldg. S anford F lo rid a Complete stock fire extln Kuishers carried by ON THE “CLASSIFIED PAGE” OF THE HERALD FOR RENT: Nico cl6an furnish­ EXPERIENCED Typist. Must PALM BEACIl COUNTY — The ed housekeeping apartments. 312 wrlto legible hnnd. Apply Glassceno of stupendous develop­ and 314 E. 6th. St. co Investment Co. 114 2nd St. ment. Read about it in thc Palm Bench Post. Sample copy uent on 10— For Rent, Room9 request. 35— Wanted Help, Male FOR REfJT—Rooms with or with­ out meals. Reasonable rates. Lincoln House. M( HOME , U U MA\QC»\E I W CL-EAHU'4’ ( J P N Y R O O M Rose Court Lots ) Earle T. Field INGING U P FATHER «n,,cr Lucalion on Magnolia Will Ifc Itcluiiicd as Our •99-M — Phone — 499-M 210$ PALMETTO AVH. MRS. R. O. TRAVIS OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales through the Xenia Qazctto, ZenWANTED: Used dressers nnd TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, in, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ chairs in ood condition. ReanFla. Thousands read the clas­ trict. Want ad and display rates onnble. 314 . 5th St. sified pages of Florida’s Grent on request. Daily, rates 2 cents a word. 34— W anted Help, Female Homo Minimum 25c, cash with order. Try Sm ith's Barber Write for completo rate card. WANTED: Girl to stay In real es­ tate office. Ono learning typing TO REACH BUYERS or M ilan of Shop for good barber preferred. Inquire Herald Office. Florida real eaUte advertise In work. Ladies welcome. the St. P etersburg Times. One con* WANTED: Girl cashier, Scl-Ritc rant e word dally, two cents a won N ext to Valdez, *r- • n Grocery Store, 410 Sanford Ave. Sundays. TWO furnished bed rooms, suitable for gentlemen. 807 Magnolia MAN with car to work In evenings Avenue. from 4 to G. Attractive propo­ sition for hustler. Give references FOR RENT: Furnished room, in letter. Writo “Proposition" Cxro ready for occupancy. 101 East Herald. Seventh street, telephone 244 J. SEVERAL solicitors to work on 14— For Sole, Acreage commission. Right proposition hOR SALE: 40 acres rich, ham­ for right man. Apply a t Herald mock land on Lake Harney. Will after 6:30 in afternoon. consider any reasonable offer. Ad­ 42— Advtg. Mediums dress T. A. Newton, 1263 Irving S t, N. U., Washington, D.C. FLORIDA- ORLANDO— Orlando Morning Sentinel; largest classi­ 19—Sale, Live Stock fied business, rate lc a word, min­ imum 24c cash with order. FOR SALE: One fresh cow, ypringer. Cameron Ave. Ford, R. F. D. Box 7T. THE CLARKSBURG EXTONF.NT —Central West Virginia’s larg­ est daily. Want ad rate 1 l-2c per 20 — For Sale IVtlaccilancous word; 4 insertions 1 I-4c; 6 or more lc per word each insertion. I OR SALE: Thoroughbred regis tered Chow Puppy, Call 571-J. COLUMBUS (Ga..) LEDGER — Classified ads have the largest hOR SALE: Small cow, good milk circulation in Southwestern Geor­ V- Win, H. Hync s, 019, French gia. Huto 8c (6-word line) lino. $1000. Terms Valdes Hotel Lobby TO REACH the prosperous farm ­ ers and fem growers of Volus33— Wanted in county advertise in the DeLnnd WANTED: Sheet metal work of Daily News, rate lc per word, cash nil kinds. Sanford Sheet Metal with order. Works. 312 E. 2nd St. WANTED: Will buy from owner DEVELOPERS ATTENTION Pensacola Is beginning the or help finance lots, or suburban property in or pear Sanford. What greatest dcttelopmcnt in Georgia’s have you to offer? Boa Old, San- history: a half million dollar high­ way to the gulf beach just finish­ ed; a t two million dollar bridge ucross Escambia Bay started; WANTED To get in touch with own- quarter million dollar opera house nors or developers of small under construction; two millions tracts for tho purpose of doing the being spent on highway; greatest pioneer work. Settling a model chance for live developers to gel show tract as good example. Act in on ground floor. Write Devel­ ns field agents, etc. Box 8, Long- opment’ Department- The Tonsncola News. wood. FOR BIG RESULTS advertise in Chinaware in English Porce­ the FORT LAUDERDALE DAILY NEWS—it covers Brow­ lains, Buvarian and Japanese ard County thoroughly which is one of the most rapidly growing China make lovely gifts sections on thc Florida Coast. Sampla copy and rate card upon The Ball Hardware request. on * 3 um ns” o f The Herald. Let a classi FOUND: $ m a lf purse* containing LANEY’S DRUO STORK — Pre- l l ' h*njf« *nd card of Mrs. Philip . KTiptlons, Drugs, Sodas. Wa Mitchell Christian. • Owner may » a n as near you aa yuor phona. obtain namo by calling at Herald office and paying for this adv. 28— Plant, Seeds, Trees SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Buceauors to Glllon A P latt HO Magnolia. Everything elec­ 1TEWART THE FLORIST" Flowers far all occasion. tricaL Phona 422. Elactragith $14 Myrtle. Phona 260-W Radio. $875.00. Terms. Contractor and Builder t e v & r * ^ ra" 4j 7—Businesa Service H. A. SPEIR Insert an ad in the “Classified Col and mattress, two white dress-' WANTED: Young man to put In ors, small table and baby's bed.1 service station in Sanford. Busi­ Mrs. A. L. Betts, 712 Palmetto1 ness will be his own, we fum liij product. • Other stations in Flori­ da netting as high as'three hundred 24—Lost, Found 'p er week. Must have small am­ ount of cash to handle. Apply, Ij®ST: Ono large black and tan addressing Service Station c.o. Herhound dog,- white in face and un- .Mat Inn at Unnk Wilg ihc I’uh^(on-nrur.iliy tidHtllhg. On and after January the 10th, 1926, the Painters scale will be 51.00 per hour. Local 1261, Sanford By M. D. JACKSON, Financial Secretary. Lot9, Block 13, Tier D, We carry a full line. Our prices are right. Cash or terms. We want your businesa banford Stovo & Furniture Co. $21 E. First St. 6— B u sin ess Opportunities FOR SALE: Double bed springs ing blocks. Irrigation boxaa. J. R. S «,U tKV ’tCUk forS,,^ ’ rRhItwW hX i 0 fcventh , , rn0: > 0f Wri«h’ . in "hi i h s . S ..» n K BaseJildi Oak and 2nd St Terwllleger. Prop. Sale, Houses .Lease, Rent • ■ HILL LUMBER CO. Houaa a , Live Stock Service, Quality and Price. Sale, Miscellaneous ADDRESSING — ftiultlgraphlng, Real E state folding and mailing—as you Furniture 1 want it— when you' want it. liture Wanted Phona 678. H. E. Porch, F irst 1 gum '^Th. r ° mor, 8^ttlcd the K £ g onel In a 0’6 Terms To borne People hone 3 VALDEZ HOTEL Ear.veaa Man NOTICE TO ALL CONTRACTORS ____ 22-lSaIe, Furnitue Ess Service K it, Apartm ents lent, Houses JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds lent, Rooms’ , of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. W nur ard Boat Tanks. At Oak Hal , Avet.ua and Third Street. Tele­ s and Board lent, Office, Stores phone l i t , ' • ale, Acreage MIRACLE Concrete Co, general r Exchange cement work, sldewalka. build­ . c ,.°l r arfc AVb- n»'<i one on schonl'"' Sn000'0“ cach' Bo»> near f JJuf inc^s Iflt or warehouse lot, close Only $16000.00. ° Five lots near Hotel, and one in Mat about jince. • Fine piece of R. R. R„fld frnnlat,e a( ^ 18 lots fn city limits $21000.00. d»i balance 1, 2 and 3 years. \ A. 3 II f t b h . r w a leg when ho 0 rounded fit8t base on a hit cadv 1 In tho game bo kept going a , cvSf S l0 t ck at“Pfirst, f(,r tol.l niinute! 0 Scoltv'^p ■c.jtty, coaching n-.p 0 ncy to make the turn but he would Si bark nT h n i " to ket*l' »0*>i rr„n n!5,hmK Bappcn^KiF 0 the in. Poll i olo (,rounds a year ago. 4 .­ j Centenary J1H. Union University of Jackson, Tonn. 0. ) ifUrtil,rI,"lnK:ut. Transylvania 0. T e K ro Ial*n'( State 12, Lowell Wnke Forest 9 Lenoir Rhyne 0 0 T»’n,'c»»ce-13, Maryland College icaiions .We have two plans of financing* Your Home Washington S e c to r, 8 iL t n lS ? "as virtually certain that tho tn" * m i Hup Touring 1112 Veil* Touring lilt Essex *T Coach ltll Quick ”1** Touring HIS* Dodge Coupe* I. W. Phillips’ Sons • mad# The BanII be re.pon.lhl. torrect Insertion, for aubeeauent office ahoald b. stetr In cate of H. C. VIELE Jeweler Wafvh, Jtnflrr and Clwk RfHlrlM aa« R aintlas QUICK SEHVICK 110 Maataalla Avenue I’honp 44S ^*®P,SAL.E; 2 lots in Sanford Heights Park Ave. 13,600 each. Terms. 6 lots Sanford Heights Pal­ 5— Autos, Sale Ave. $3,000 .metto ; Aye* l 3-000 each cnch. term*. 4 GOOD USED CARS lota Pinehurat $1500. Terms. Elder and Lovell. • • llvs-Knlght Sport Touring. • Lime . ’ Plaster White Rock Plaster Board Nalls'. ' • Screen Wire Builders Hardware ' D oks , Windows Real Estate AUT08 FOB H U B J. E.. . 8PU . . R UN 0,. atlb-dlvlaloii KAQI£ AUTO SERVICE Day ■P^iallst. Subdivision to Oror sight. Mejta aU twbia. B a£ »•?*>, Florida. and F l o r a tag* transfer. Phona 651 and 88-W Heights, Florida on Ditto High- J < 2 1 —Sale, WIQHTS—Three stations. Mag­ nolia and Second. F irst and Elm, Sanford Avenue and 10th S treet Expert service. Vic Aldridge And Stanley Coveleskie Will Pitch Today O p o u n X d u r lT th e S S .J tf Una 0. . 1 ! Yale 35, Georgia 7. Maryland 1(1, llutgers 0. 1 0 ,. rh,® umpire unqucntionablv lost i Humiltou 12, Worcester 0. * Lafayette 40, Washington 0 West Virginia University 7, University of Pittaburh 15. q, , , 1 .ror, Morrison in 8th. I Georgia Teeh 10, Penn State 7. r,i' 'w '•> innings: 0 Bnnca happen in base- i I Itrtburgh- 000 000 000-0 o 1 i- 'i'I.i thl?K Colujhbln 64. Wesleyan 0. I m glud that it wo* not tho ' New York University 12, Union Washington (Mil 000 o«x_I t‘» i Summary:—Two base hit Rue BmnM ,Kn / T : Home runs, Goslin, J. („ Army 26, Knox 7. w ri!-naa I.*.1 IM !'• thcexcent Wr"1‘-th.»i ! ! tttle tn say University of Mninc 7, Connec­ Doubu. t r * r/chin^ fin ?: ticut Aggies (). Gran ha a Harris rrnyn°tof toJudi^e Moor,. t„ J-rant Ham, " Wisconsin 35, Franklin 0. / Case 9, Ottcrbcin 0. ngtonno ai,iT* |,|tlJ,burgh 0, w « fa John Carroll I, Duqur.tno 9. • Vi' HuHh, off Vde I (. . -fiirris, Goslin, Judge) off 0 Syracuse 33, William and Mary <w V uff J^ n so n " Wc ore . n y t h t a / f r h ? . , '* '" *7'.?- :* Miami 30. Wltenberg 0. / I 1Ha/,n,harV ', Struck out. W ««ht it Findlay 27, Defiance 0. ' ( lobni ,(.'M cr>- Hy Morrison 4 Marietta 0, Marshall (W. Vn.) 0 (Johnson, Goslin, J. Ifnrris p,, tc I'lkhlnc «t»l fln.lth win S u v J Ypsllantl Mich.) It. Bowlin "uyT? "• te.Johr,M" r Green ? . Brake 19 Kansas Aggies 0 » fawn 41, St. Louis 0. pSciSr* A J°!,nson‘Morinritv ('*'si|ig fin.ner, IdACh*iI Umpires, Northwestern 17, Carle ton 0. urinncll 0, Minnonotu 34, t>hnn Z nnn p,fttL'' R,K,cr (Natloii Birmingham Southern 10 , South mil "vrV- 0 u ,',!H (American) seeWestern 3. nn,ck (National) third Furman 7. Citadel 0. nrA’!am,, - hours. Howard 19,.Chattanooga 0, ( J M I f W attendance was two M u ik ln g u n i 45, H i r a m 7. ’ la A ln s tt llt-B . Secern! atrwf, “ ■ ■ ■ "■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ W M g.ggU gl, Rochester 0, vr:,w‘l loo,“’, , °n ""jit mnrvoled at Johnson’s pitching, not know that Harney went through the last six innings with ' ■** > 3— Autos, Rent ly Herald ). RATES ■ Wyoming 7, Western Stnt« Col. .him fro,n the tlo ho hnd golned Saturday with the IJam° tiru^?r record. - • W e G u aran trr I ’r o p e r t r r » » w a n t n< The Price Is Right Lot 5 of Block 5 of Mayfair 57x129 ■»°n"u A” ''* ,l' I aw nrnnnnmtir , OUH -SAI.KH iro n c i Murphy Ironing Boards Medicine Cabinets Mayfair R esident Lot Utah Angies 1.7, Denver U. 0. J A complete line of Cypresp and Pine Framing Sheathing Fram es and Screens Made to Order Saturday’s R esults fHarkson-^t. Nichols cancelled. Ni’.vy 19, Marquette 0. Iow.i State 20, Kansas Univcr sity 0. .. .^ Holy Cross-Providence college postponed until Mondny, cold. St. Stephen:: b, Trinity 0. Allegheny 14, Geneva Oj Washington nnd Jeffcrron 40, Wayneshrirg 0. Pennsylvania 9, Brown 0. Springfield college 24, R P. I. 0 Franklin and Marshal 20, St Johns 0. Dartmouth f>0, Vermont 5, Colby-New Hampshire game, cancelled, snow. Vufts-Uates cancelled, snow, O.glethorpo 20, Center 0. Tulano 26, University of Missis­ sippi 0. Alnvaina 40; I.ouisnna State 0. Loyola 7, Mississippi College 0. Vanderbilt 14, Texas C. Mercer 14, Rollins 0. Florida 9. Southern 0 first game. FJoridu 1*2, Ilumpden-Sydncy 0, second game. ®Auction Hale*, SANFORD. FLORIDA. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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V * - " ^ ■Massst - J : r ^ iil Tm r PRBS8 DISPATCHES SANFFORD, FLORIDA, T V ■ ■ NUMBBR ( riUCR H V E CENTS OCTOBER -= — V& > K, . I *' i .; ■ ml ■'ill •v»; m ... ••N - . — j----- — * c ite ■’ x U --1 - W e b s te to f 1 9 2 5 _ . S earch ,e « —o 'V Man Swamped With: itHead Money Suggestions NEW YORK. O ct.13.— Asso­ ation ciates o f Leopold Schopp Plea®* lands cd ^odry for a ceMf*)®n th e ^ t tributed ideas on how the if Body year old p h lla th a n p iit could dis­ scessor rV l BODY SELECTED Hurling Great 1 I Only One o f Four Couples On Board of Vessel Wa$ Saved, Reports Show; Sur­ vivors Unwilling to Talk Arctic Expedition Returns To United States After Long Absence and Enthusiastic Pilot Blames Fate Program Marks Ceremonies For Ship Capasizing Captain’s 12-Year Old Son Aid in Rescue W ork; Two Bodies Found on Monday tribute hia m illio n * .L m J^July Mr Schepp appealed through “ r« “ concrete and workable Ulo*t» on how he might best distribute Last Day of Journey Proves To Be Longest . _ • • . % New Ordinance Providing For and Defining Duties o f A Street'and Park Committee Passed by City Commission • _______m m ’ W ashington.. Woman’s Club Head Given Appointment Batteries:— Washington, Ferguson, Ballou and Severid and Ruel; Pittsburgh— Kremer nnd Smith. Scorc by.Innings: r |v w|F" 110 t . *R. H. F 0 0 0 -2 6 m ss®— m m m-M 7 Klwaniah T raffic Recommen­ FORBES FIELD, Pittsburgh, Oct. 13.—Back on the dations are Discussed and home field, after decisively defeating the Washington ttam Held F o r Consideration on Monday, the Pirates came back strong again today gij A new ordinance providing for, behind the steady pitching of Remy Kremer, won from the and defining the duties of a Street American League opponents by a scoreof three to two. ■: and Park Beautification CommitFerguson started the game for the Harrismen, the bat-» tee was Introduced by Dr. C. tJ. teries being the same for both teams as they were in the Marshall before tho City Commis­ third game when Ferguson had the bettr of th Buccaneer sion sitting In regular session hurler. It w as'a different story today, however, Kremer Monday, afternoon. . ■ The new ruling was' adopted by holding Washington safely after the second inning. Explorer and 38 Companions MELBOURNE, 'Fin.. Oct. 13.— Guests at Banquet When (A1)— Fisherman and others today Account of Trip Is Given were patrolling the shore line .in •>« rc" iv#»(] were ( * « concrete or workable l s f p c n to discussion but in bulk mt any rate they were a hundred times greater than was expected by tho aged philanthiphist, who had po idea what forces ho was unleashing. Since the appeal ldeaa was made, it was announced to­ day, that -.100,000 communica­ tions originating in virtually every part o f tho world, have been received. it Of For search for two .missing bodies PORTLAND, Maine, Oct, 18.— while authorities investigated the L o tio n capslsing o f tho yacht Clara A in (/Pi—Commander Donald B. M ac­ the Atlantic ocean o ff Sebustinq Millan and the 38 members o f hin Jt will now be the business o f Pro­ inlet, 18 mile* south o f hero Sun­ Arctic exploration expedition, sci­ fessor Thomas A. Knott, English day, which took a death toll o f 14. entist.*, aviators and seamen, were teachers at the University of Iowa, Compilations made by tho Asso­ welcomed home Monday by a uro- to know tho meanings o f more fct. 13-— ciated Press show that out of the gram of enthusiasm which ex ten d -, wsrds than any other man in the the commission nnd incorporated p la ce d world, lie has been selected as ____ __________________________ ____ o Twice ’•Kremer turned back four couples, who were on the HU 'cd from Wiscassct to this city. c r e ta r y general editor o f all Webster dic­ Into tho city statutes at the Bame , threatening attacks Of the Sena­ Given more than usual disap­ fated ernft only one couple sur­ time, it wns announced. M idge’s tors. In the moantime the Pirate vived. A t least one member of pointment by tho worst Summer tionaries ^ -----By the provisiona o f tho new |crew was bunching hits o f f Fer­ the natives remember in the North, la l a n each o f other couples was drowned. ds‘ ordinance, n commiiteo o f 'fivV; guson in the second for two scor Survivors o f the catastropho aro beset and delayed along tho cntlr* fth d r a w a l local citisens will bo named by the and hitting him freely until he reticent about discussing thqir homeward route by gales which commission which will act in an "c a u s e o f a taken out in the seventh in favor harrowing experiences— each want­ culminated in thnt which kepi not advisory capacity, working in closo ktcd t o d a y of a pinch hitter. ed to forget and each saw tho ca­ only the expedilion but nearly 50 conjunction with the City Commis­ Goslin and Moore made homo friends and relatives marooned oh id a n c c a t a lamity in a different light. sion in matters o f city beautifica­ runs to today's game. Moore’s com­ Tho Clara A - carried 25 persons, the small wind-swept Monoghan is­ tion planning. The committee will llM ing in the fifth and that o f tho including the captain and his son, land, the attitude o f them all war recommend selection of palms, ction o f his “ Goose" in the first inning. expressed by Comamler MacMillian Lieut. Bettis Drives Plano when high sens swamped the boat trees nnd shrubbery, ns well as sen disclosed, A fter Rice and Harris had gouo and turned it over. Most of the* when he said at a luncheon given suggest localities best Buitcd for 2*15 Miles an Hour, Taking out, Goslin slammed a home run sident's cuspersona on board were proapcctlye him here, “ this room looks good to Mary Duncan Cut and Bruised such improvement. The commit­ Event From Navy Airman; into the right field stands for tho 1 estate purchasers brought to us.’’ jver to cou­ When Thrown Clear of Car tee will submit all plans to the Huge Crowd Sees Events first score of the game in the open­ commission for finpl approval, it Jclbournq by tho Melbourno This last day of tlio expedition nt o f the rcIn Collision at Coiner Of Is shown,hnd must have the nuthtring inning. The Senators, no« i arms Company and tho boat ‘ride was a lo n ^ one. T h j trews astir r. o f his o ffiMITCHELL FIELD, Oct. 13.— tent with this narrow lead, came Magnolia und 11 Wednesday ization o f that body for nil ex­ an an entertainment feature of on tho ships before 4 o’clock yes­ iblicution o f Chamber of Commerce A (^P)— Covered with grimo and glory back in the seeond and tallied again , penditures made in the work. Welfare Department Wou terday morning preparing for the icoessor. ihcir Florida trip. with his plane *hooting flame In when Blucge went to first ou a Mary Ernestine Duncan o f 200 Four Members Appointed ' run fo r tho mainland, which the Ten of the 14 bodies were re­ Hold Meeting to Co-o ‘ Davis on painfully, Appointment of four members the gathering darkness late Mon­ fielder’s choice and scored covered shortly after the accident expected break in the gale would Myrtle Avenue was r follow s the natc Civic Work In though not seriously hurt about o f tho committee was confirmed at day, Lieut. Cyrus Bettis, Arm y ace, Pccklnpaugh’s double. Two more were found late yester­ permit. beared probable 4:30 o’clock Monday afternoon tho meeting Monday, city official won tho Pulitzer trophy race, fenLeaves Early In their half of the third the day and last night members of the kmc Dwight F. ha Through the efforts of tho when the car in which slio was rid­ announce. Those named were races, broke the world’s speed rec­ Buccaneers came back strong ami From the 20 or more homes on local Amclcan Legion post, anil for tho War other searchers, patrolled the shoro Moneghan where they had found ing, driven by Thomas Gibson, pf City Manager W . B W illiams, W. ord o f 245 miles per hour for a scored twice. Moore walked. Carey s has been the ford Woman’s Club and off] lino seeking the two bodies unac­ shelter the band o f relatives, this city, collided with a s automo- M.Scott.Mm.SJl W rW lght and Mr*. cloned circuit course, and establish­ went to first and Moorc’ to second o f war since o f the local Chamber o f Com friendt* and newspapermen gather­ bile owned and driven by A. D. E. F. Houahn'.der. Nomination of ed n new record of 2UUIl> miles per Carey’a grounder to short. Cuyler nvright resigned counted for. arrangements are well unde sacrificed the runners and Barn­ The revised list o f dead, missing ed in tho intense darkness preced­ V ih a rv o f the Zachary-Tyler Ve­ tho fifth was deferred, It is stated. hour. in the house o f Lieut., A. J. Williams, Navy pilot, hart grounded out, Moore scoring which he was for a civic dinner to bo and survivors follow ; » ing the dawn about the windswept neer Co., at tho intersection df Tho city engineer wns nnmed ns •-The-dead; D.*K. Ruckles,.Wichi­ dock where the*'Pearly lay. Short­ Mngnolin Avenue nnd ■‘■Eleventh a n ‘ ex-officio member o f tho com ­ came in second with an average on tho play and Carey to third. this: city Thursdr*.* over In ta k . ■ ' speed o f 241.it miles per hour. Traynor singled and Carey scored. ' « * P mittee.* *- Weeks • wait 22, at .the Woman’s Club Building. ta, Kansas; H a H r Coppdck, Kan- ly after 5 O’clock tho expedition Street. A petition presented to tho city Three other entrios strung along Trnynor stole second and went to Thrown tnrough a glass window sus City. Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. C. L. got under way. rch with the in­ body by a number o f property behind nnd the sixth was unable third on a wild throw to second. The movement became known Barton, Wichita, Kansas; Mrs. Ma­ su lted in his deThe culmination o f the rejoicing in the side o f the car to the ground Mr. Davis hns through an announcement made bel Larson, Wichita, Kansas; Miss at their safe arrival a as reached by the force o f the collision, the owners nnd residents, retjucsted to complete the race having boon W right grounded out, ending tho yetary, and has Monday by R. W . Pearman Jv„ Loretta Dreillng, Wichita, Kansas, at tho luncheon tendered Command­ girl was rendered unconscious. tho prohibition o f parking along forced down by engine trouble. inning. C. E1 er MacMillian by the PortlutU Ro­ Sho wus picked up nnd rushed to tho north side o f West Second linlstrativc bur- secretary o f the Sanford ChnmLer form erly of "Kansas City; t*. The largest crowd yet to attend jn fifth inning Moore, tho Street from the alley west o f Pnrk hospital, tmerft. * forth * I t n 1 PirntCB’ hard hitting second base­ the meet surged back and o f Commerce, in connection with Roach, Melbourne, Fla.; Donald tary Club. To reach , it tho pro­ tho Fernuld-Lnughton where she regained consciousness Avenuo to Oak Avenue. The mat­ the enclosures, nnd vied for a | Suggested securing a speaker for the occas­ Roach, 7, Melbourne; Mrs. Lock P. gram at Wiscaaset was cut t o 1a man, clouted a four base hit, his ter was' held for further consider­ sight o f America’s premier racing hit going into deep left field res aro known ion. According to this statement, Davidson, Melbourne; A ! W ogstatt, brief interchange o f greetings, und within n short time, nnd the nature ation nnd tho petition filed. Sho [grated to the the affnir is the result o f interest Kansas City, Mo. C. II. HusUd, followed by u dash in a motor cav­ o f her injuries determined. Following considerable discus­ planes, ns Lieut. Bettis and Wil- bleachers. Barnhart doubled in 7of tho gcnernl aroused among the ladies in the Spivey, Kansas; trank Drischoll, alcade with tho road cleared and was cut ubout the face und hands, sion regarding settlement by tho liums taxied their planes into po­ this inning but it was after two hospital uttaches say,, and was fecks would not Woodwich-iBach forry held open bruised ubout the head and body. city o f bills incurred in tho erec­ sition on the starting line. wero out and Traynor, who follow­ is duties in the welfare department o f the W o­ The nibsing: J. T. Salmons, for tho party. At the crack of tho gun, tho lit­ ed him, filed out to left field. tion o f the municipal dock nnd man’s Club to^prd securing closer Although suffering from shock Thcso include Wichita, Kansas; Mr. Albertson, It wns at this luncheon that the nnd injuries, she was permitted to yacht basin ut tho foot o f Park tle planes whirled across the field, The line-ups were ns follows: interior de­ harmony among local civic work- Sedgwick, Kansas. leaders o f the State, o f the army go to her home inter in tho even­ Avenue, the cohimissioners in­ leaped into the air, and wero o ff. Washington: Rice, centerficld; tester General or.i and to coordinate the ynproveThe survivors: Mr. and Mr*. Da­ and navy, o f science and education, structed Gillespie and Emile, con­ Tho. crowd, turning their cy e f to Stanley Harris, second base; Gos­ lilies, o f New men* work o f the various j.dvic or- vid Barnes, Melbourne, form erly of gathered to congratulate the ex­ ing, and relatives stated today tractors enguged in tho work, to the southward waited impatiently lin, lettficld; Judge, first base; an o f the K c-1ganizotions in the city. Philadelphia; Cecil 9kner, Wichita, plorer on his m fe return nnd tho that her condition is much improv­ settle all outstanding accounts for n sight o f the planes. Bluege, third b a s e ;- J . Harris, ed. , Committee; Mrs. Henry W ight, president o f Kansas; Lock D. Davidson, Mel­ accomplishments of the Summer. A flash o f blue and gold, and the rightfieid; Pcckinpaugh, shortstop; According to reports o f officers hero and present tho city with a of New York; the Womnn’s Club, sponsored the bourne, _ vice president o f the MelCommander MacMillan, in return A. H. Beckwith and J. B. Green, complete statement. Nuvy plane passed overhead. A Severid, catcher; Ferguson pitch­ ;hc President's civic dinner idea, it is aaid, nndjboim io Farms company, es with voice hoarse fr^m the expos­ wjio investigated tho crash, and a few seconds later the roar o f u sec­ cr. Consider T raffic Changes d ; Hnnford S. has co-operated in the plans so fa rj q Caudill, Wichita, Kas. ure and .hardship of the long voy- statement made by Mr. Zachary Recommendations fo r changes in ond motor nnd n flash o f black nnd Pittsburgh: Moore, second base; former he«J completed for the success o f the * u Stanton, Agency, Mo. ngo, thanked them for his recep­ today, Mr. Gibson, driving an the present traffic rule* in Hun- gold told that Bettis was driving Carey, centcrfleid; Cuyler, r ig h t-i * American, Legion and oth- venture. Mrs W ight and Mr. W. C. ’ ‘White, Agency. Mo. tion and that o f his men, then pro­ Overland, wns traveling west on ford, drawn up by tho Safety Com­ hard. field; Barnhart, leftfield; Wright, Pearman. who arc now arranging Mrs. D. E. Ruckle, Wichita. Kas. ceeded to extoll the work o f his Eleventh Street while Mr. Zachary, mittee o f the Kiwunls Club nnd Report Stira Crowd. js V o P■ shortstop; Traynor third huso; > on In authority professed »bo detail* of tho affair, declare Ed Arnold, Sebastian, Fla., cap­ companions wih scarcely a passing Early in the race the crowd wns Grantham, driving a Hudson, was going south approved by that body, wero read first base; Smith, litc knowledge that tho hearty response accorded tain nnd owner o f the ( larn A. refercnco to indicate that he had on Magnoliu Avenue, at the time (Continued on Pago Three) electrified when a report was cir­ catcher; Kremer, pitcher. ^ fibdntentions. Me. tho announcement had led them to William Arnold, 12, Sebastian. any connection with this fir.it at­ o f the accident. Mr. Zachary stat­ culated that Lieut. Williams had Umpires: McCormick ati plate. * _______ r. Davis both were a belief that tho ultimate success • — * tempt by American fliera to dis­ ed that ho was not traveling more lost the wheel o f his ship. Tho re­ Rigtcr at first huso; Moriarity at rtjjort was current o f the dinner, and tho purpose cover that unknown arei of the thnn 15 miles an hour when ho port'p rov ed untrue, however, but second base and Owens at th les that Mr. which it will u j* 'e, aro assured. Polar u.*a. as the end o f the race drew near saw the approaching car. They base. ided on to carAccording to the announcement An Able Crew Army officers ordered an ambu­ met, according to stories, in the FIRST INNING 51r. Weeks haa med« vesterdny by Mr. Pearman. “ Tho best crew I over had,’ fer center o f the intersection. Both lance brought on the field, und a Rice was out, Moore to Mclnni*. iwnr department John M. Kelley, an attornoy o f tho mep who soiled the IJowdoin; c a n were damaged in the collis­ file o f soldiers took up positions to S. Harris went out, Smith to Mcs' cabinet serv- prominence of New York nnil Chi­ . “ a fino body o f men, In no wny to ion. repel any. Innis. Goslin knocked a home ruu cago, will address tho meeting. As blame for the failure o f their ef­ Lieut. Bettis’ first question upon According to witnesses, Miss Pressure In a longthy report bofore the landing was "where is A17” (W il­ nto the right field stands. J. Har­ counsel for several o f tho larger fort,’’ for the United States Navy Duncan was thrown clcur out of NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 13^-(/P) aviators; commendations for the ment is due'not business organizations o f the East, Sanford Rotary Club at their liams) “ I want to ask him what ris went out, Kremer to Mclnnls. One run, one hit, no errors. but to the pres­ Mr. Kelley’s ability an an orator is __The Rt. Rev. William Montgom­ scientists o f the National Geogra­ the Overland onto the front part weekly meeting held at noon today, and to advice o f well known. Hi* topic here, it is ery Brown, former bishop of Ar­ phic Society, "one o f whom on a of ths Hudson, from which it is S. O. Shinholser, president o f the was thu matter with his ship." Moore singled on the first pitch­ Williams, however, hud left the His withdrawal stated will deal with the vnlue of kansas, was reposed from the sa­ few weeks at Etah accomplished thought sho fell to the ground. local organization told members of ed hall. Carey sacrificed him to field immediately upon landing. He will leave only united effort in the successful at­ cred ministry here Monday morn­ more than my other men had ac­ She was unconscious when picked the happenings at the District Con­ second, Sovereid to Judge. Cuyler (Continued on Pago Three) up, it is said. n. Hoover, Work tainment o f results. ference o f the Rotary Clubs in filed to Rice. Barnhart west our complished in years,” wero the ing. Police officials stated todr.y that vis, of the Labo: ' Kopresentative delegations from Blucge to Judge. No runs, one hit, Bishop Brown did not answer tributes paid by Commander Mac­ un investigation of the circum­ Ocula recently. the original' Hnr* all o f the local civic societies will Sanford It* embodied in the thir­ no errors. Millan. Ho stressed again the ex­ stances is in progress, nnd that when his name was called and sen­ ui Mr. CooUdg*. oo invited to participate in the ty-ninth District o f tho organiza­ SECOND INNING treme hazard o f flight of heavier n with him when program, according to thoso In tence was pronounced by the itt. than nirnlancs above tho Arctic bo(h drivers will be summoned to tion. it is explained, which includes Judge singled to right field. Blu­ Rev. Ethclbcrt Talbot, presiding Municipal Court Wednesday morn­ .tho presidency, charge. Including the Rptary. Klnil of Florida nnd part of Georgin. nge forced Judge. Kremer^ to (Continued on Page Three) bishop in his advance. ing^_____________ __________________ Mr. Shlnholser’s report toduy cov­ CHICAGO, Oct. 13.— OP)—The W right. Peck doublet! to right, ar secretary paid wanis and Lions Clubs, administra­ Although m any. bi«hops were in onday to the wtr tive officers of tho city, nnd othered every phase of the work taken atmosphere o f seacoaat states such Bluego scoring. On a wild throw. the congregation when the presid­ m compelled him er7; up by the delegates during tho con­ as Florida and California contains Peck went to third. Severeid flied n o v a tio n s dinner, ■atf.ndon :u.*t|va charge o f depart- which will be served by members ing bishop and his staff mounted ference, in u thorough planner, it vitamin and that is the reason fur out to Cuyler. Ffcrguson flied out _ _ _ _ _ ^ _ , l f s t April. Ho o f tho Woman’s Club, have been the pulpit there were many empty is stated and was well received tho beneficial effect of such cli­ to Cuyler. One run, two hits, one q unannounced and did not con- opened, it is pointed out, nnd may scats in the church auditorium. mates on peraons with certain ail­ error. ijv the local bony. . himself with the official busi- bo secured through the Chamber A fter an opening prayer by tho ' Because o f the length 6f tho re­ ments, Dr. Leo. C. Donn«lly told Traynor singled to right. W right o f Commerce. . s, devoting his time to accoptpresiding bishop tho chaplain was Physiotherapeutic forced Trnynor. Mclnnis struck Continuing the drive inaugurut- See failed to appear in court. M. port no other feature was arrang­ tho National wishca of tho officers directed to call the Rt. Rev. Win. 11. Hutto estreated a bond upon ed on the program, it was announc­ Convention today. out. Smith singled to center, cd here recently against reckless a charge o f blowing hh* horn un­ ed. Attendance at the meeting wus attached to the dcVitamin deficiencies lead to kid­ Wright going to third. Kremer Montgomery Brown. ney trouble nnd bligh t’s disease, struck out on three pitched ball*. “ Bishop William Montgomery driving and other violations o f the necessarily. reported goo<L Dr. Donnelly said. Patients with No runs, two hits, no error*. slled on Secretary KclBrown’’ was sounded three times, city traffic ordinances, the police .. , flj Jack Clifford, K. H. Reed nnd er went to the Whito J. D. Mathews, appeared in com t THIRD INNING without a response. officers were active over the week form the president o f Rice flied out to Kremer. S. Har­ TAMPA, Oct. — A man Bishop Talbot then announced pnd, rounding up careies* violators, ihargcd with selling real estate in to yield to tho wishes and a womnn, killed at an curly S h eriff I with ita long stretch o f sea coast ris out, Traynor to Mclnnis. Gos­ tho city wlhout a license. Pleading f<3 Found that BiBhop Brown had been con­ it is stated. ” J ' whicli has these qualities In Its lin popped to Wright. No runs, no lily and return within hour today by u Tampa Southern Speeders culled during tho ses- guilty, they were each fined $150 le v days to. Masaachu- freight train at Ruskin, “ miles victed o f “ holding and teaching «bn lig h t ., with u (10 day jail sentencu as an hitn. r.o errors. SHREVEPORT; La.. Oct. 13— publicly and advisedly certain doc­ i»on yesterday were W. F. McDon­ re he plans to prepare south o f here have been Moore walked. Carey went to alternative. ntified trines contrary to those held by ald, H. U. I.eston, Dan Poison. B. ■(,-p)—Sheriff E. J. Short of Winnstore late this, month on as E. B. Warner, ______ 28, o f S ^ PetersOther cases on the docket includ­ Iwro, Franklin Parish, stated over ! first and Moons to second on Peck *the prostestar.t Episcopal church, Vincent, William Rmffield and W. [ed trip through South ’ burg and Sarasota and V M isV M at- Bishop Talbot recalled that Bishop II. Cannon. The last named was ed Joshua Small, Preston Wilson long distance telephono this morn­ * j n t j fielder’s choice. Cuyler sacna fleet].. hicli he long has desir-1 tie Roils, employed at tho tele­ Brown had been tried by a trial the only one o f the group to appear und II. Clark, ail charged with be­ ing th sf the churrcd body o f a land Carey on second. Barnhart out graph company in Sarasota. couit uml a court o f review unil and was given n $5 fine or lb dsys ing drunk. Clark wus fined $10, woman, found near Winnsboro. hn.s Hurry Jaynor, 25, and Miss Thel­ hia sentence o f deposition upheld In the city jail. The others for­ und the others did not appear, been identified as that o f Cora (Ah— Amund- third to first. Moore scored OSLO, Oct. ia Carey went to third on the p i..,. ■ (’ heater Carter, Forest Lee and Mcknight, a negress. The worn- sn’: * dp in which ma Wood. 20, both of Ellenton are by a two-thirds vote of the house feited $10 bonds. year i Truynof singled to center. Carey g g Rodney Young wore epch fined $1 . in a serious condition in a local o f bishops. *n*M husband Is believed to hav Leo Parron, arrested for reck­ 0 to fly to tho North Polu next 3 and coi&s fo r disorderly conduct. killed her. He is at large.. coring. Traynor stole second, and hospital. They were said to be less driving, estreated 15 hor.d, I will undergo its trials in Janu “ I depose William Montgomery Other ensen o f disorderly conduct j ent to third on heverk en route to Tampa in the nutomnwhile the case against Dan Hull, on after being overhauled and equip Brown from the sacred ministry Wright out, IPuege ncluded those against Wilbur H *h ,; A t r o n t u T n 1 pod with Mayback motors. Thre Minn., Oct. 13.— </P) ] bile dliven bv Warner. Witnesses ami do declare 'that he is so depos­ tho samo chnrge was dismissedIned $50 or (10 d|Yi*. George Wil-/| r a S S C n iT O C w A Jn C Ill S IO Two runs , three hits. ono Rube Foster ami R. V. Phillip** lined $60 or dO days; Georg mooring masts wilt t*> erected a dilated body o f Francis said ihe machine crashed into the ed,” were the concluding words ot train ut a speed estimated at about did not appear to answer charges limns, $10 bond estreated; and Joe Rome. Trandhjem and Svalbard. year old nephew ’ 7|tho ceremony. f o u r t h in n in g If the Notlh Pole is successful!; r | the o f operating their enrs without |Norman, $U) bond estreated. Piolctti, ■ ( p a s t o r o f tho 70 niiica an hour. served on 1 Notice has been , J. Harris struck oat. Judge Daisy Slplin, charged with sellIChurch o f the Redeemer, MEMPHIS, Oct. 13.— bp)—raa-l reached the ship will proceed a so strurk out. Blucge singled t * ihrouKh Mm « £ £ • « vinous and malt l'<l pi teduy in tho attic o f tho the house o f biihops to appear not appear in court ami repr.w ntlng al! fur as possible toward Nome. J\ center, Biuege caught o ff first, uors,( did o f a vacant house hero, .... U. S, court Wednesday mom- given the alternative o f 10 days in : forfaited $100 bond, and (he caao !**&?*<!* ‘ » the - southeast and suitable landing place will be chos •11Kremer to Mclnnis. No runs, one jail, fo r parking on the city streets en if it i* unablq to reach ".ionic ut | ^pressed belief that the CHICAGO, Oct. 13.— (>P)— Whtea lin g to show cause for the proceedthe air. and tho airship deflated j hit, no errorsturdcred ot another place December, l i t May 1 ings against Bishop Brown. Coun'without sufficient .light* to 142M,; were ar­ ip ready for ihipment 1 Mclnnis flied to center, i pdy taken to tin* vnennt 141*-i to 142; C om , l).-ccmber miter |*fll J* £ J ' 11 ise, Will appear — -for- tho- .. -presiding , .. rested (Continued on lhr*.c> for violation* o f the traf, was last ueen at a t!oiVb to 75^4; May 80% tuBO hij bishop nnd the house pf bishop*, it iic law*. Hill was fined $5, »«d snejuet last night. ota, Decomber, 89%, was staid today. ?oday G IRL PAINFULL1 HURT IN BjOTO ACCIDENT HERE WOMAN’S CLUB, COMMERCE BODY PLANNING D ■ IN SPEED CLASSIC r, O I I of lot R o t a r y President Gives Account Of District Meeting Brown Deposed As Member Of Sacred Ministry Of Church Florida Climate Gets Boost From Physician Fourteen Violate Traffic Rulings; Get Hearings In Court This Morning W o Killed, Two Hurt When Auto Hits Train Woman’s BurnedBody j Bv , Polar Plane Trials Slated For January |i»eck to judge. Moon* on t itedBody o f Boy covered In Attic Convene At Memphis; Markets S an s? 1 • - * (‘ gift ^ •7‘,’ r 1 . £« ,* < i �SAKFOBP HKKAU). MONPAT. URSELVES A N D IND1 t g it j& .jl HE DIVISION. OF LABOR •« V71 y, i m c c r r c o c i f f Jty i i i e ' f i T P T i Ji o ic i A t c i a c i r r o r j p m ik ip i. « r o « ss rw i, olt r o tv r r . h c H A S c n t . C. Jt JACOI- ^ , u j Georgia Daily Logs Florida Roads For M4LUI Annual Folder Map TO JfrKIXZIE A SD nwh) n la it III F t Mellon g«ctlos 1, Townahlp 21 South. Rase* II East. ___ IT lit II BR EST ORDERED that yon sad n t h o t you do appear os •fa, 2 nd day of November. A- O. j i l t ts the bUI o f complaint fl!«o b*r*(c. __ . . r r l« FURTHER ORDERED that thla order of poblkwtlon b« p j’>llshed la Th* Sanford Herald, a iworrpaper publiohed lit - Salvor J. Bewdaol* Coaaty. Klonda. ore* a pr«k for four consecutive * r < « t MeKI.VNOK. a» Corporation; . .. ! It b«lrK w»<5' »o appear to thUI 4 ’oart that it^naaoaa Is Chancery. haj u *n brrftoiorc li n e d , dlrrct* j ts yon. oruf thmt tb* Hb#rlff <t| County. F lorida, h a f m id * — «• i ^ - w w im Wp ?*L ******. i \ * . ' ’ I1750J1O ' . ' ’ f One Lot In Majf$ _ l i b bard to fats, W Close to MayfiiP A t a Real Bargii, we wdold be I to construct it and tbit fo tzlo it phot forts, or what tort 4 W« would have'if S these things with t REALTOR rational Bank £J£ SALES PORCE^ 95 Acres. 60 acres in real GROVE; tv3 CJ Lake«, fine fishing, 2 miles fr o m Winte p J road, with new Cheney H ighw ay connect:*, J A very fine ealate or can be divided into tyijjj ing water fron t and grove. Ten minuteju, perhaps not ti> (they era at p. 3 Acres lyin g 1000 fe e t on Lake 3 miles oott Oaks, 15000.00. $1500.00 cash, balance ttrna. aiootr of Labo- Well Equipped Filling Station, living outside city on Dixie Highway. $5000; month. A BARGAIN. that further k 8 Business Lota (Warehouse and Factory Site) Holly from H ill Lumber Co., new site. $12504A balance 1, and 2 years. Apartment House in path o f progress, now cnlj basis, $16000.00, with terms one-third cash, bahul will enhance very rapidly and A BARGAIN, Edward lllggl ccmm of A uri Reflected Ir f%(°f! S ilfs o S lg Increasing j fundamental pr ral expansion r munlty, being which realty » and communit ■ureat means 23 Acres, near Sanford, improved. state buyers, a SN A P. Account fcrii M ts r y newcii as the putst int form rtc anfdrd Chn S .ter raising n s < {*jj a ” ? ? ? 2 a ^ — it si*3 ?2^ : 1**»I83=ffiV/Si ft—tro 9 i ! E » L 2 Si! ‘ gust campuf The reas been fore 11 ward Ifigg. cal organ! cussini Sanfoi commt nlclpal proprl opening tzp & M g n iJsSi& fi No. 7 Ball Building. ■ Telephone 1 Jno. P. Pearson FRIENDS RONS.... S- ' la Vj ; RVICE DEPARTMENT DU* tor ^ r on tl dilated urlng h 1 f P "crsi nvis It.1 w I SB «i?i all? jk 9^*U a D 1 a » -_____ _ & ■ • fH s e e fe E rt 1 public in every detail of our work. a Will Re Retained as Our '" ■ “ ‘ w i .,, hud *vlfulll^ ^ _,X 0C!*, .,'Rk llko success, too! T M A , ' . ' b u ' l w Jor'Vo,,8' 8 3- t ' “ U will clear your skin o f any unly blemlshe* ( M f i M 1 trv»u, 'Clean full-flavored. —y o u reyo aw in lN ^X J JWTft nu'i sparkle with enthuab \ > A U W y asm— Arm. solid flesh V J wilt round out your J * " " ’ ,7 L lr,‘!,«*h “ ntl power Will *a wuak- *'abby muscles. ,bU a. S. S. Thq wiuf buttle |i muro t(,oaoialcaJ, Atlantic TL* ^ v u e st. T �■Hp'-UW U l w i f L 1 v . .: i » • * ■ m MF ■*■. '*V li ‘ v. Y \ "V i ‘|1 - . BETTER BUYS Investigation at Lakeland Shows Southbound Train at Fault; Engineer Hicks Is Buried Monday at Tpmpn WE HAVE BUYERS For Homes. 8creral Lota considerably below market value. What have you? Furnished or unfurnished your plade -for you. t \*’ 225 Acres on road and lake about 2 miles from Oviedo. $100 A good value in a Modern Home just built. Excellent terms for 7uh bdiv!T n 7 ° if It price n r i !T V ,Crea? e' }s° good to 20mm* acres *u auuujvision7 and location tnin Sanford A page devoted entirely to R eal Estate Bargains. Som ething San­ ford has been w aiting fo r. N o need to look all through the paper R. W. LAWTON for that buy. Y ou ’ll fin d it righ t REALTOR lents. Phone 743. here sooner or later. W atch this Rooms 203-205 Meisch Bldg, ’ 4 . Cold Storage Plant, half city block, French Ave. Terms 40 Acre Celery Farm for $1250 per acre. Terms. Nice House and 20 acres celery farm $40,000. Good terms. |1 V V Business and Residence lots on First Street Extension. Lot on Oak between 11th and 12th. $2,000. Good terms. Lot corner Oak and 14th. $2,500. Easy terms. REAL ESTATE BROKERS page fo r “ Special Listings.” Masonic Building------ Phone 707 W ASH INGTON LETTE R CHARLES P. STEW ART Homes Acreage LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US We don’t just THINK we can sell your property. WE KNOW WE CAN ,» .M lL X rtoP?>.P'orty.,.'Viplahrti:,and ‘ h° W ith o ffice s in N ew Y ork City and various othn over the country, we are in a position to sell y0, erty to northern firm s desirious o f in vestin g in d in this locality, b y - re.|deml.|, secuSn.tW° b° ,U“ ,Ul homM in Ro’ ° Court’ Sant°< Ifryou have acreage, subdivision tracts, business 1 kfndly com m unicate with us. C0LCL0UGH REALTY COMPANY „ $11 First National Bank Bldg. FULTON, INC R E A L E STA TE SANFORD, FLORIDA Brokers REAL ESTATE b t> > D evelopers Seminole H otel INSURANCE Promotei Oct. 13.— (A*)— reverse. Many o f the fo r e lg n d o lpicricnn states' ^ u te s had their wives with them. Igadvantago ir For stylo thoy were nowhere, compared with their h oa tesses-n t least, according to American Ideas. The Latins, among the visiting ful o f sartorial women, came the W e s t to meas­ Ibh’ t- know- lanuring up tp the requirements o f •brought out American tastes in dfess, but even ’nt the recent irparliamen the g o w n s 'o f theso appeared „o awaken no feelings o f envy, so fa r ns feminine Washington was con­ * * • bgates dressed cerned. suits we 10 Why tho old world* outclasses fo n d fit better A m erica linguistically As easy to » ’. Practically understand. Living at close quar­ hey were orditers with pther nationalities, tho tt felt hats nnd Europeans naturally learn one an­ ns not. iqually almost other’s tongues. The average American, sur­ Fnever appeared rounded only by his own kind, ex­ ;thon tho fullest rutawny,* pearl cept along tho "Mexican border, Hi hat, patent where ho docs acquire a Spanish gloves, monocle smattering, lacks the opportunity ’OW cases— the and •incontivo to leorn languages, or to practice them even if he tries. In Center "F o r the plane there remain.4," he said, "much work in tho interior LAKELAND, & k £ l f c - H * ) —1» o f Baffin land, discovered more Blame for the head-on collision on thah 400 years ago, but which is the Atlantic Coast Line .Ballrond still unknown through most o f its 000 miles length and 300 miles in Saturday night near Mango be­ breadth. There ire nisi thousnndr tween Train No. .89, .the Florida c f unestplnrod Bikes’ in the interior Mail.-'Solithb&iin^ a t ii thb'second o f Labrador where an airplane section o f Train 82, the Palmetto may work. ’ LlnYited, 'Northbound, toarf plkcod "The men o f the navy personnel by railway offipiaU Monday on the workedeiight and day on th e arriv­ al o f the expedition at.E ta h .jT b e crew 'of No. 80,'whfc were ■lio^pcnff-' result was that all threo planes were in |he air in three days. cd• . ’ :-T , , > : * ” Investigation by Ibn companyTells o f Trip o f N o. 82, wjiich showed the "On Aug. 21 there was one plane hail left Tampa a short -whilo b e­ left and five o f the six motors hod ' JOE JUDGE ' fore the crash, had a right tq ex ­ been used. There remained 2,000 pect’ a clear track, while Dip,crew Joe Judge is a< veteran, having miles o f our objective to bo attain­ o f the Southbound train disregard­ held down the initial sack r fo r ed In ten days while we. had covered orders. 1 . - . . ■ Washington ever sinco 1910. H e’s ad bat hirny miles in the twenty a sure fielder, makon an excellent Engineer Killed. ' ' ’ The only person killed in tho target for tho inflelders to shoot wreck was John Hicks, o f Port nt and is a cool typo o f player. Judge is a gpod hitter, dangerous at all times, as was Bhown in ttys, 1924 scries, when he bntted .38oT^ was plowing along at regulation speed when the glaring fight o f the other train loomed right in frpnt o f him. Both engineers applied their emergency brakes, but it was too Into to prevent the collision. Mr. Hicks was caught between tho en­ gine and tender nnd almost in­ stantly killed nt his post. Train No. 89, which was run­ ning late, wus hound by both rules nnd orders, it wns explained, to wait nt Seffner until both sections o f the Palmetto I.imited hnd pass­ ed. Under railroad rules the Northbound train has tho right o f way in the absence o f specific or­ ders to the contrary. Pittsburgh Evens Series ByCapturiiig Today’s Game 3*2 Kipling, and Miss Nelle Roth agrees with him, especially w h « it concerns lions and tigers. "Give me a male every time, they o r rescue o f the men in tr,e s p r in g ., easier to control," say« Mis* Roth, who ia,bne o f th* leading fa a :n .r. The welcome to ths explorers animal trainers with John Robinson’ s Circus, comlrtfc to SanfuriJ, .« was extended, by a long list o f Friday, Oct., 23, on its 102nd tour o f the United States. speakers who preceded MacMil­ Miss Roth handles us olio or the features with John Robinson* lan. Am ong them were Rear Ad­ Circus, tho largest group o f tigers ever exhibited in a steel arens miral Douglass E. Dismokos, com ­ They perform a routine o f feats never witnessed before and thuiwnu mandant o f tho Portsmouth Navy ber will prove a revelation to tho animal lovera of this city and vleln Yard, Col. John W. W right, cam- ity. In addition Miss Roth will work a mixed group o f leopards on Frank Stewart, Gcorgo L. Keay, pumas, a dangerous assemblage o f treacherous brutes. t, mander o f tho Port coiu’t defenses, Congressman Carroll L. Bced.v, Dr. The Robinson’s'C ircus features its trained w lld a n im a l act* thl J. Howard Gore, trustee o f the N a­ season and offe rs, as an extraordinary presentation. Kittle. U tional Goorgraphlc.'Society. Dean nnlv wrestling furor in tho world,, which will compete in a bout wit Paul Nixon o f Bow loin College, Gov. Knlph O. firewater. Governor Brewster said: “ Tho Stato o f Maine rejoices to welcome Commander* MacMillan, his assoclatcr. safety home from nn expedition which tho world in waiting to hear, rcinarkublo ulike fo r its courageous conception and [fo r the dauntless individual hero­ ism that mode it powible. (Continued from Page One) fnnhw .* KVumdi* also fanned. No runs, no hits, no errors. FIFTH INNING Pcqk. popfted to Trnynor. Sevcriqd nut, W right to Mclnnis. FergUssoh fanned. Np runs, no hits, no errors. Moore hit into the left field bleachers for n home run. Corey filed to J. Harris. Cuylcr out, Peck to Judge. Barnhart doubled to center. Trnynor flied to Goslin. One run, two hits, no errors. SIXTH INNING Funeral Service ifeid. Rico out, T rton or to Mclnnis. S. TAM PA, Oct. 13.—(/P>— Funeral IIArria out, W right to Mclnnis. services for Engineering John GOslin was purposely walked. J. Hicks w ere held at tho homo in Harris out, Moore to Mclnnis. No Port Tampa yesterdny afternoon. runs, nn hitn, no. errors. : Services nt the grave in Myrtle W right fanned. Mclnnis singled A R M Y F L IE R W IN S Hill Cemetery were in charge o f to. center. Smith flied to J. Harris. tho third P U L IT Z E R A W A R D just when" they were in the tHick tho Brotherhood o f Locomotive E11- Krcm er, struck out - r - for - - - ----o f the 1921 pennant fight, doing gineers, with many o f his frlcrfUs straight time and the second time his shure in bringing tho gonfalon and co-workers in attendance, on thre.e pitched balls. No rune, ono IN SPEED - CLASSIC to Washington. He’ s fast, a good W . O. Ramsey, of Jacksonville, hit, no errors. hitter and covers the territory in railwuy mail clerk who suffered n SEVENTH INNING (Continued from Pago One) Judge filed to Cuylcr. Bluogo hnd been considered a strong poscenter field nicely. It was M e-, fracture o f the skull nnd bruises Neely's hit over Lindstrom’s head I about the shoulder, Is out o f ditty out, Traynor to Mclnnis. Peck out, cibility aa winner o f tho race after that won the final game and the gcr, it was said at Gordon KclU*r flictl to Barnhart. No runs, no hits, he niudo un unofficial record of ATLANTIC CITY, Oct. 13.— (/P) series for the Senators last year. Hospital. ' ' no errors, 302.3 miles per hour recently. — That It is already too Into to Joo Jud gei savoteran Mooro snfo on Peck’s error, --------------------------------Third plncc in the Pulitzer face Cafey sacrificed him to second, start on n plan o f oil conservation wns won by CuptalU I I . W. Cook, Ferguson to Judge. Cuyler flied to who received last mlnuto permis­ was the statement mado today by Goslin. Barnhart walked. Tray­ sion from doctors to participate. Horace II. Clark, n fuol engineer o f nor forced Barnhart, Peck to Har­ He was injured slightly in nn acci­ Chicago, before the convention o f ris. .-N o runs, no hitsfcone error. dent several days ago nnd it had EIGHTH INNING . ; the 1o ciat50"* . been thought he would not be able Scvcried singled to center, |Icto tnko part. Lieutenant L. H. woman at tho time “ It la useless to stnrt a national Neely running fo r Scvcried. LieDawson was fourth and Lieut. II. c. which wqs found oil conservation program now, bohold popped to Moore. IUce out to J. Norton fifth. Lieut. George T. ' (Continued from Pago One) Frcnch books and [cause ho oil will bo gone before Mclnnis, unassisted. McNeuly Cuddihy was the man forced down. Captain T ills Story. went to third. Bobby Vcnch’ bat­ (tnined bv n large i the program is completed,” he sni«r. Stunts Thrill Spectators. Lost night for tho first time ting for Stanley Harris. Vdpcli studio hero for r e -1"Let U3, therefore,.start n con»crThe moments leading un to tho out, Moore to Mclnnis. N o. runs, vntion urogram on coal, which is since the Clara A. turned over, face o f tho meet were made thrill­ one hit, no errors. lcommented on the tho most important national re- Captain Arnold told his version of Wright up. Ballou pitching nnd ing for tho'crow d by Lieut. James S S K P resses’ in this U u r c e wo have, and like natural the catastrophe. Ho spoke briefly Ruel catching, Adams, playing Joc­ II. Doolittle. Flying a P. W. 8, WPf Igas nnd oil, when gono ennnot bo nnd showed sigs o f loss o f sleep and strain. Hu said liu hud little und for Washington. Wright walk­ tho standard Arm y pursuit shin. $tom before women replenished." ed. Mclnnis hit into a double play, Lieut. Doolittle did n scries o f huir ■ c u t o ff their hnir, Gan companies, themselves nmong to say, nnd that tho tragedy was Included painful to recull. Judgo unassisted. Smith out, raising stunts, which ■ Interfere with tho the largest users o f petroleum pro"Fate did It— nothing else," he Blucgb’ to Judge. No runs, no hits, breaking toy bolloons released Udo. Ho all Royal- ducts, nro seeking ways to shnkc from the ground, by guiding his no errora. . t . K h c guillotine wdth o ff their dependence on oil, said said. "I have been in much worse pjune into them. W — those 1 ■ o■f .yesterday . _ and ■ ! NINTH INNlS’ G < ' ■ the neck. Inciden- Horace C. Porter o f Philadelphia. U M i Pthan tho Clnrn A. always stood up. Goslin out, popped to Moore. J. The race for the John L. Mitchel "W hen wo turned over, It wns as Harris doubled to center. Judge trophy, which impeded tho PulitCUT HUNTING PRESERVES quick ns .lightning, and we were popped to Wright. Dlucgc flied Vo^ zer face and in which ten pursuit under the yucht before wo knew it. .Alclnnl*. No runs, one nit, no er- ships were entered, proved ulmost TOKYO, Oct. 13.— (JP)—Three o f The boat wns turning around and tho large game preserves nre be­ making for the inlet when n great ing abolished because the Imperial wave struck us astern. That ended Fumily wishes thorn to revert to it. A fter thut all was screams and public use, and also to eliminate cries of the women. • the rather heavy expense o f keep­ "Every, one did all they could to ing them up. heln save those who could not cope Their abolition in expected to e f­ witn the waves, but tho efforts SALE— 3nnc« on tho paga classified advertisement.-), fect a saving o f about 200,000 yen failed." William Arnold, 12-year-old son not rent those vacant rooms, yearly in the Household Depart­ ment. II that wcond-hand gooda ? o f the captain, worked heroically in bringing the women passengers to tho shore, but there were no pulavailable nnd they either B Y CONDO motors were drowned before reaching the NOTICH shore or Hucebmbed afterwards. Snatml Mil* w ill It* recelvm l !>y tho inuirtl o f County t’ ommlM*l<mnra William’s younger brother, Jumcs, on Novviultcr Jnl. 1035 fu r clearin g pulled a skiff through the heavy ritcl't "I w ny o f tho fo llo w in g doAREfTHefcFACT seas and also assisted in bringing ’ BLAH nrr!t>e<t roail. IJcKlnnlnif at I). <J. Sm ith'* prop­ members o f tho party to shore. erty nour l.litlo Lake H ow ell un<l A group o f fishermen on the jet­ h* i » KMOw' r ' run to O ulirltlla. a lon g T n acaw lllaties also rendered valuable aid in tiohrlella road n* lu rv oy v d , plat >if W HEREOF I T t-V r which la on file at tho o ffic e o f - tho holding the death toll to fourteen. t *1 . 11 . .if i ha C ircu it Court. Had it not been for their assist­ The Hoard o f County Cominli<alonrr» rexervea the right to r e je c t any ance, members o f tho party said, or nil lilds. more lives would have been lost. V. B. DOUGLASS. he gets results Too Late For Oil Conservation Here Fuel Expert Claims THE SEMINOLE REALTY COMPANY L. ALLEN, DUBOSE & HOLLER Manager Manager Established 1010 tneir wares to ten Office 116 Merri wether Building LOANS--------INSURANCE thousand prospec­ CITY PROPERTY------ FARMS P. O. Box 331 tive, eager-to-know SANFORD, FLORIDA buyers every day. SUBDIVISIONS TRACTS ACKEAGSi acre bargain on Country Club Road. 5 room cottage, close In, on Park Avenue. $6,500.00. Terms, BEST BUYINSANFORD Only $12500. Worth $25000. Easy Terma. rth on Union Ave, 14 Acre Truck Farm. J.uuo acres unexcelled for colonizuti on purposes. per acre, subject to prior sale, Can deliver today at Between Pine nnd Cypress. Good Dwelling on Flv nlonc worth $500.00. All Tiled, under cultivation. Pair mules nnd nil equipped for business act, with bounteous fruits and flowers, era ’y out-buildings for chickens and truck Two Lots Celery Avenue, Two houses, barn shed, etc. $1,800.00. 50 Feet on Sanford Avenue 2 « '« . t a l W , Florid ELLEN HOY, City Tax Collector. :o A n tU tt A T SOIIUKXTO i.A k w r o . , runm> g ro v e . 5 a cre s very t » u a Irttelt lanu. i'rlceil for a quick »nlo. 40 tritK S i x i.n x o w o u n Ready fo r su b d iv ision , n Very K»od buy. 4 ROOM III XUAI.OW ON HAVKUIIU AVE, )33on.OO. Easy terms. • w r . HAVE ACIIEAOE IN LAKE rOtTNTY nour i l l . P lym ou th , priced fur quick sale. 1»7 LOTS IN TIIE TtTY OI-* AI'OFKA Al a llrcat liurgaln. P U R V IS & W IL C O X Lot in Ft. Mellon Close to Mayfair $1750.00 * One Lot In Mayfair At a Real Bargain Behind the Bat ONE GOOD CROP WILL PAY FOR IT. BRYANT & HATHAWAY City Licenses now due on every business or pro­ fession for which a license Is roquired,.and must bo paid‘ promptly. East Coast S h i p Attend Big Meet In Disaster Will B e Thoroughly Probid Winter Park-Today REALTORS Our Motto: Satisfaction to Owner and Buyer CITY LICENSE DUE OCTOBER 1,1925 Btween Tenth and Eleventh Streets $150.00 per front foot. Terms BAYARD REALTY COMPANY Real Estat &— Investments ' . t Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 >, ’• First National Bank Building, SALES FORCE M. M. STEW ART DOUGLAS KING S Clork In llourd o f C ou n ty ’ ComnUa■loner*. Oct. 13-20-37. Nov. 3. PHIL SMITH, Mgr REALTOR m Fire Prevention Week Business property turns -luickly nnd profits. ftB L A H » LAKE MARY SUBDIVISION g s a s prices a and Special S f sTerms sa ion at very attractive p * j u " mi E “ ’ Chn!,Cra P ln « G re e t l o t . are doubling A few choice ones loft 1C8 Magnolia Are, SUMMONS, Sides Mgr. IMPROVED SANFORD AVENUE PROPERTY BELOW MARKET reach of everybodies purse The opportunity toteci tiful homesite or as an investment us explain. Do not delay in * - isy o u i-s fo r thfea as the number of lots are 1 prices and terms are subject to withdr — rawal without Full information furnished at office BLAH -ft ;b l a h » Between First and Second Streets. B r i t t -C h i t t e n d e n R calty Co., Inc ^ Avenue rur,» bff .ith.e west* The rentu! from th lP l m , ^ s a w,de ^ley on the north side Jot adjoining further from F i r T s f c ^ L 1din? 8hou,d net $50 per month. Vad M r thc ^ ° v e 21 ft. at $700 HoIj! f °r $700Pand now held L *• ith us. Terms can be arranged. ft’ t0 thc f rst resP°naible party pI4Cl REALTORS SCRUGGS REALTY COMPANY P’ IL SCRUGGS, Mgr. 4 MEMBERS CITY IM PR O V E M E N T BODY SELECTED Com'plelc stock fire extin gubhexa carried by , a SEMINOLE COUNTYTilt: BANK ^ cLosfe oi* Ut 51at taza Ball Hardware < Phone 8 ’ (Continued from Pago Ono) and aitcr discussion by tho board, wore referred to tho f hiof o f Po­ lice for consideration and udvtacm«nt. „ .’ .' _ By tho action of the commission, the City Manager was authorised to purchase gas pipe and ltirnjsh labor and equipment to oxtci\d fa s service lines in the Dre*»w|>ld ltl-.SOl.U l F.S Jaana, on Ileal •C ita to .... Loan* mii C ollatiTitl S ecu rity oth er than Ileal Kstatc All o th e r Loan* an d I'.lacuuntn — — tiw r d r .ifts . ITnlli-il Ht-'te* llntitlu . ......... .......... ................... ..............— Other hondn ...................... ............ llunkina -llouae. fu r n it u r e uinl KJztur. ■ Oth-tr lleul Latnta ........ .............. .. . . A - . A*' G: T A Y L O R D Y E R Due from Incorporated Hanks t|tptl. llama ' i.sh mu haiul . ■ r<ital Ca»h lUacrvu. ..................... ............ i- Painting— Decorating PHONE 303 f t t f ! o f tHo A « » tln ing Company, o f Chicago, and tho Khrin Sales Company, o f blgtn. Ills , for a motorized street sweep­ er for this city were opened and turned over to tho city manager fo r consideration, it was “ nno“ ^ * cd. Prices named in the mus were not disclosed. . , Approval o f the pints of High­ land Purk und Lincoln Terrace marked the termination of Uia I'... t ...I nk do aoUi ta u a U iiz i Y. Ca*hUr, e of the Pittsburg mainstay* behind tbo Plate, nd n splendid hitter, especialf^dknkorduAMi* » fired him from the Boston Braves during th hut li..... .. u il<* iiitrlLtinilina.iitAt r tM tlfilH (»r Jhiih and F ev er: -BUUyn-Fevw, - -4 «• lir a * . . » .u'aiva expires �' n< i r -T H B BAN FO dD -----s — Lies About'Floft^a As Brisbane Seek It Many things are being said in some newspapers about "They Widowed Me." M ittir the unfortunate condition o f Florida’s climate, soil, business, Court martial Ihe Widow. M itm M m *r« Cbolldge and Mitchell. tuder Act of society, railroads, restaurants, rents, in short, the unfor­ Swing Your Partner*. tunate condition o f everything Floridan. Ordinarily we do DRISBANB not pay much attention to such attacks, realizing the men­ I BY ARTHUR (Copyngnt 1»I8) . tality of their authors and knowing that they will surely ambm m react to Florida's advantage. MRS LAN’ SDOWNE, unhappy ^ . I r t l O * RUTICI widow of Shenandoah’s com ­ However a reader of The Herald who lives in Duquesne, • ~ » Tw HI* M on th *. |l.M mander, killed by conceit that re­ Pennsylvania, takes the matter rather seriously and wants % 2 M r ^ rEdition 8 S S .'r: d » jected expert advice, has rendered something done about it. She has been coming to Sanford service to her country in her teatiS i m i V i T i T obituary for. the last eight winters and ia in a position to know that mony before the Shenandoah in­ of U tn lii, raaoluUoDf . # n ta r:a lc_ .«n ta wbnra most of the slanderous things said about this country are un­ vestigation. ./ * chargad true. After this unfurtunato woman a lM .i , V “ ‘l know ^ er® mosquitoes down there— up here too” , had said “ THE HEADS OF THE NAVY WIDOWED ME’’ there she writes, “ A decent meal in a hotel here costs anything was [ a x ? :. no cross-questioning. There lad •« «« Ah# »ha uaa for fi r#- rrom $1.50 up so I don’ t think any man is out anything COULDN’T be nny. j - . 9 * «Ul nawa dlapatehaa la It or not otharwlsa crad- by feeding his family on seven dollars in Florida.” The lady Hla pa par and also tba InMRS. LANSDOWNB la to be » published heroin. All right* makes comparisons in other prices and is of the opinion that Mieatlon of apaelal diapatebcongratulated upon her courage. Florida is in proper proportion to ara alao raaar-ad. Her testimony will protect the that in other parts of the country. and children of other fliers. ID AY. OCT. IS. 1925 Harold Keats, the author of the article to which the wive:* And you may depend upon it Duquesne lady took particular offense, says; Do you re­ that her testimony will be heeded M m H ERALD ’S PLATFORM water root# to Jaekaon- member the camp cities In war time? Add to that the pic­ by President Coolidge, nnd will ture of a tropic sun, the humidity of swamps, lakes and move him deeply. . ion o f St. Johna-In- ocean shores, the aimless milling about of thousands of neoB lw r canal, pjCj a let-down in social restrictions— and you will have an COMMANDER LANSDOWNE tension o f whit* wap. told the Navy Department what -fiftn s lo n o f local amnsementa. understanding of Jiving conditions in Florida today. his incompetent “ superiora’ did not SwiwBtlwg pool, trnnls court*. I Fncrnn a iH!at?!nent a8J J at remfads us o f what General know. He warned them that they •U. ' Kagan said to General Miles when the latter accused him were sending Shenandoah to des­ -Augmenting o f bolldlnf pro­ " I T £ aimed »*ef” to the American soldiers dur- truction. But they ignored his hotels, apartment warning, and ordered him to go. J 5 e Spanlsh-American war. As the Macon Telegraph He obeyed orders and lost his life. reproduced it the other day, General Eagan said: -Extension o f street paring pro­ — JR •S . ; "V •. , ' ... K| ~~ r *v>: L- . r X*'- * , f Jnf and'M ri and^Mttt C- i head spent Sunday a t ' io « taine* a Pair i ! k**P mah ’Q u a n s r WMt*- Another iVi Case a £len and Real Ratal# Z b«IIm . » • !« * *#U T w » A . B. Robson and G. W . Spencer Jr., expect to leave Wednesday for Time-Tested by a Sanford Realdeat. \ Music Atlanta to attend the Georgia Techi&TJus \ tho savage3*1? n° ’ W # nr# ,^ rm «»*n tlr !#c«1rU la fa a fa t* Jun‘. another report of s!cknc*« Florida football gameM M WHEM»TAe 5 £ L0N<3 a im !<a i.rjs r o u c w a n « R xrR R Ta and suffering relieved hy Doan’ s “ * ■ * * ?* , U « <iwaraitr# IsIh ilM llM Tacep Ftoos J. G. Davey has juat returned Pills. Another Sanford eftso that It hnr# P r « a # r tr r # a ** W,,to ^ tells o f lasting benefit. What can from West Palm Beach where he Tm \ i f e S ic k s visit has been for the past several days be moro convincing? Thousands ' m s Tm b V e a t Thks Y w a recommend DAan's for backache, James Reed, a resident o f Lake on a business mhuion. * rheumatic pains, headaches, dizzi­ O T F UP AHV I 6 oTTa BE Mary for nine years, passed away 1IU K- Srcontl t l m l , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kent are ness ami distressing urinary dis­ C. W . Brown and W. R. Brice, Mrs. J. N. Robeon ipen t Sunday now pleasantly located in their new at his home on Saturday after­ LIKEThis To PiEASE'EM, orders. Doan’u are a stimulant dlunoon at 4 o’clock after a prolonged auditorn for the American Ffult In Cocoa. ______ home on I’ark Avenue. retie to the kidneys. They hav^f,' busine:.i for , ^ ^ 1 illness, Fuhefnl service! wero held Growers Inc.,'' returned Monday vjiS h TheY p q GiT helped thousands. A Sn.vford easel U ito Pittsburgh, after having been Frank Markwood spent Sunday •Dri Unid1Mrs. Campbell or Clea& from tjio'Presbyterian church on Mrs. J. Melsch, «ll> W. First St., hero fo r some time. * * Sunday'"morning, the service being In Daytona. ______ ire located at 819 Par)^ y e l™ “ 1«,| ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B iiia a H s ia ia iia ia Sanford, says: **I had just recover­ conducted by ReV. M. E. Gabard, of fo r the winter. ed from the grip and my kidneys Mrs. John Bennett and children John1Hatfield spent the week end Geneva. The pallbearers were have returned from Virginia where became weak. My back caused me ■ In Sebring. ______ R. W . Poarman left Monday a ft­ Messern. M. I)unn, W. A. W hita­ they spent the summer months to su ffer acutely and I felt miser- 5 \ ker, \V. Kychina, John Swanson, W . ernoon for Jacksonville tot apend « & ■ "“ " S r able. I tried Doan's Pill* and they a with friends and relaivea. John Deal was a business caller several days on business. Greenloaf and M. Ferguson. Two lots on Park Ave. 8 room dwelling, best corner , W E W iTjM jTA ga ve m« relief. 19 »hat all winter,1^ ] Mr. Reed is survived by hia wid­ in SanfoTd Monday. for apartment site in the city. W e e $15000.00 Miss Malm made the trip north S E V E R A L YEARS LATER, Mrs. ow, four sons living In Ohio, six 'W f & W E x w i R t e Watson Wnllace returned home 40 acres, all cleared and tiled, joins city limits, lin e When yoi, ^ Mr. John Fox l* visiting rela­ over the week end from the State grandchildren, and one brother who with Hamil Tolar and his daugh­ Mein.'h added: “ I hnveh’t had the MV BiG6£S| Bcfj* 15 ter, Miss Elmar Tolar, who nas with his wife bet' subdivision, all for $90,000.00. resides In Tennesi«e«>. Interment slighest need o f a kidney remedy tives here this week. University at Gainesville. S cfifoG ^E Foee HIS entered iohool in that state. since Doan’ s cured me. My euro was In the Lako Mary cemeteryFour lota on Park Ave„, another apartment site. of hats kn^| 5WAOER W S o f e S Prank W. Talbott spent Monday has proved perntanent,’ Price $13000.00. Investigate this. Mrfe. J. J. I’ urdon and children Mr. and Mrs. S. Robbins and son J. 0 . Bowman and F. M. Binford In Orlando on business. GOc, at all dcnlers. Foster-MHhave gone to Daytona Bench to One lot on Park Ave., and one on Palmetto Ave., o f Nashville, Tenn., spent Monday Milton, nnd George Robbins o f New Lum Co., M frs., Buffalo, N. Y. spepd the winter months. close in. $3000.00 each. Both near South Side new Miss Nell Williams leaves Wed­ f,c« in St. L o u i ^ l York City spent Sunday in Orlan­ in the city on business. do as the guestn of friends. nesday for Jacksonville. school. ' Bobby Folker and Bill Ackery Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Brady o f Business lot or warehouse lot, close in, 77x108. o f Ft. Meade were the guests of Frlday i< con-Mj*. Mr. nnd Mrs. David Speer mo­ Miss Nell William:) Sunday. G. W . Spencer, Jr., will leave lakeland spent Monday in Sanford »om e people. |lllt ,?l Only $16000.00. , * as the guests of Mrs. R. B. Jarvis. Thursday for Tallahassee where tored to Geneva Sunday. considered un|u, k^ Five lots near Hotel, and one in Mayfair. See me ho will be the guest o f friends it of Mrs. R. I*. Peck has returned to Georgo Dean of Daytona was in j Lakeland nfter spending several about price. _ _ , Edward Moye, Jr., o f Tampa is while onroute to Atlanta to wit­ It 3:30 Florida-Tech, football in Snnford visiting his parenta, Mr. ness the Fine piece of R. R. Road frontage at $40.00 per foot. Im- tho city on business Monday. days with relatives and friends. game on Saturday. ” 0 ,t w,°men Ion# and Mrs. M. E. Moye. lcad 18 lots in city limits $21000.00. One third cash, gram. Dave Garrett 11lent the week end WflI1 K i ! l l r r,hen Ge,ner81 Mies charges that it (the beef) MRS. LANSDOWNE testified J ^ n h C0,tly f,,rnii l 1 Mr. ami Mrs. \V. II, Peeks and balance 1, 2 and 3 years. ' fr—Construction oi bonier srd graph records S. M. Schwartz of Chicago is in Mrs. George A. Schiffley, who T ii d Pretence of experiment/ he lies in his that her husband was sent to his 1 hold in Daytona and New Smyrna. son, Eustls, nnd Robert McConnell side only. arm ad Lab* Monroe. moved here recently from Colum­ Sanford for a few days on buslnthroat, he lies in his heart, he lies in every hair of his head death with other brave men FOR n the motored to Kissimmee Sunday. S— Completion o f d tp beautifiesbia, S. C., has accepted a position e:!i. * Mr. Schwartz was nccom"o ’clock, Mr. and Mrs7^ - Dav,* " £ * and every bone of his body; he lies willfully, deliberately, POLITICAL PURPOSES and she •' Uon program. ed to Orlando Monday on business. anted here by Dr. Moore, who is Texas editor Arch Calhoun of Palatka spent |with Baumcl’a Specially Shop. fi. t-— Eipanalon o f school system LnS tt na" y uand^ i a,ic ° ^ l y ’ In denouncing General Miles, roved it by the record. Her husfine. ouso physician for tho Drexel The Puleaton-Brumley Building. and urged that for m fety’s rake Inst week in Sanford aa the guest w RIjjirotlalon fo r Increased fa- when he makes this statement, I wish to moke it as emMr E T. Bailey o f Wauchula of his lister. Mrs. J. D. Parker. could make it C. L. Britt and J. D. Davison nre Arms Hotel of that city, Certain the flight be portponed until after l i a i g H ia n a a a a n a a a a a M a a a a a a a a a a a a B a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a B One of our customers is ty year.*. X*‘M phutic and as coarse as the statement itself— I wish to force tho second week in September, be­ expected homo tonight from Plttnclock, visited friend:) In Sanford Monday. Mrs. Henry Wight, president of still intoxicated with JOY • cause of danger from Summer Mrs. James Belghle o f Dol-and bur"h nnd Washington, where they BIBbtt THOUGHT FOR TODAY the lie back in his th roat. . . ” sting Nelson Smith o f Daytona Beach have been attending tho W orld’s the Woninn’;i Club o f Sanford, was Make a wi:.| over hia wonderful buys: storms. is visiting her cousin, 1 Miss LenaSomebody ought to get Harold Keats told in the same ib at was in town Monday on business. HAVE FAITH IN GOD:— And scheduled to address the Fifth first star and it *3^ belle Hagan, in Sanford Heights. Series. Jesus said unto him, Go thy way; way, because -he certainly does. ;Third To this recommendation from State Wide Beautification meet­ At Palmetto and Spurling:, And ( Immediately ho received his itlng Lansdowne, who had crossed the ---------------- o--------------— J. D. DelJicey o f Daytona mnde ing under the auspices o f the Flo­ Mrs. C. A. Williams, Miss Ruba Miss Juno Wnddell hns returned sight, and followed Jesus in the tided. a business trip to Sanford Mon­ Atlantic in n dirigible and under­ 60x130 feet, $2,500. Caah from Bluff, N. C „ where she was Williams, W. McGrow, and Al Lee rida Development Bourd at Winter way. Mark 10: 52. stood flying, the "superior’ sent He as$1000, balance $25.00 Haven this afternoon. Some day. called by tho death o f her lister. motored to Melbourne Sunday, m<,n tell thrjJ reply—Mrs. I-ansdowne read it in PR A Y E R :— Dally, 0 Lord, we monthly. You’ll have to whero they were the guests o f thing that hapnen« thank Thee that we lire by the court from the record. Mrs. Irn B. Davis o f , Milajly’s Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cogbum nnd tcn day,fl ^ranGc searching by thousands of per­ “ Disapproved, because the State Charles Zolmenovitr. o f Bruns­ friends. faith o f tile Son o f God who loired Shoppe motored to Orlando Mon­ children o f Montgomery, Ain., nre HURRY hSlpUr sons who covered most of the mountainous region of west­ fairs occur the fin*; week of the ua and gave Himself for us. wick, Gn., is spending several ilnyt* recent arrivals in Sanford to make day. ' ______ _ Hume Rtimpli of Miami is spend­ in Sanford ns the guest of Mr." ern Pennsylvania, the body of Charles Ames, air mail pilot, month, and must bo flown over, as 34 acres, four miles from ing several ilnys in the city with their future home. Mr. Cogbum THE FLORIDA HOBO’S DREAM was found Sunday morning in his wrecked airplane. Ele- scheduled." nnd Mrs. S. S. Baumel. pre«George W . Knight is in Palm his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. C, J. has accepted a position with the I*re reached the Land o f Sunshine Snnford, Orlando road, 1200 made Isltnr Beach on a business trip for a few Atlantic Coast Line Haliroud nnd Is ^ , ,j/8,?/r Nalur® ha(l conspired to make the quest for his NEW YORK TIMES and I’m looking for a job— feet on highway, $500.00 George A. DoCottcs has return­ Humph. Mrs. Humph will return n brother o f B. H. Cogbum of FOR POLITICAL effect politi­ _ % days. ____ J S i lt,f Trees into which the airplane had been cians in the .navy sent a lot o f good Most any old position which will with him. ed from Rocky Mount, N. C., where pearlier per acre, one fourth cash, Davidson. N. C., who recently be­ ■uth SI feed a lacy slob— From the Sault Sainto Marie to thought o f what this great thor­ in ♦ !^ d HO fa,len ab? ut 11 aa t0 make it absolutely invis­ men to be killed. They wanted ho was called on account o f the pgutar J. C. Trawlck Is spending several came' connected with the Florida h will J balance 1, 2, 3, years. For Mrs. J. R. McDonald is expected A task with not too much of work ible to the eyes of passing aviators. Shenandoah to fly over the State Minmi runs the Dixie Highway, oughfare means to the mountain South days in West Palm Beach 6n busi­ illness of his brother. Vegetable Corporation. »t 3 oV home on Friday from Provi­ o f aorlous kind to do. 10 days ONLY. is re- ness). fairs, "on schedule,’’ for political just completed. It Is 231 years South: tol. dence, R. I., wliere she hns been And where I'd tour the state and monF° r ° ver a week, aviators, army men, air mail service effect. The Dixie Highway passes over L. R. Reynolds, State Secretary visiting her mother for the past HAVE YOU PERSONAL since the Governor General o f New aee the old thlnga nnd the new. men, and countless numbers of civilians had taken part in what, only a few years ago, were Who wanted that? Who ordered Grier Martin o f Atlanta is in of the Y. M. C. A., is to be the two months. ill meet MAGNETISM? I’ve Just about concluded that the the search for the missing airman.. Newspapers throughout France formally took possession mere trails through the woods and Real Estate Brokers and Salesmen must pay Shenandoah used for political ef- o f all the the city for n few days on busi­ guest of the Kiwnnis Club tomor lurch. job I could hold down, A healthy woman is magnetic, the entire United States had carried headlines telling of underbrush. Imagine n country row. Indeavor ness. Is working on a railroad running Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles (’. Jones attractive, usually beautiful, be­ City License Promptly. Temporary license will where n physician had to travel fid , p,™Kre8H ‘)f.,the hunt- Millions of readers had daily terian wild from town to town, and dnu“ hter, Virginia, o f Orlando muse she emanates the radiant Joy 17a miles by rail around the bnse And than, if I could have my way, looked to see f the man or his body had yet been found. Y honor Mr. Powell Stanley o f Qultmnn, Miss Janet McFarlnn hn3 re­ stopped In Snnford yesterday to o f living. Do you possess thin be issued until bond can be applied for and ap­ r tvionntirw .. . . . ^ . Sault Snintc Marie now stands. I’m ready to confess nt Gn.. is visiting friends hero this turned to Homeland after several visit friends. They nre motoring to desirable quality ? Perhaps you are LANSDOWNE AND his brave The Miami country has no ancient of n mountain to nttend a patient So t is with a feeling of relief that you will read that only thirteen miles from his home I'd Ilka to b« conductor on the his body has been found. It is the suspense, always, that comrades did not die in vain. By'history. So modern is the "Magic proved. Each Broker required to furnish $2,500 ims. All week. week’s visit with Miss Nell W il­ Vnldosta, Gn. weak, nervous, ailing. Do not be for nil you have done to help us grow,',and cnlar* » " ■ ' Florida Expreaal their tragtc and unnecessary deaths; City” that fourteen years ago as the crow flies. Yet those thir­ tend. liams. discouraged, Dr. Pierces Favorite sphere o f u se fu ln e ss-fo r the spirit o f frlendliaer* ib if M m F. J. Kclser o f Babson Park in >'■ •i y fi Bond nnd cnch salesman $1,000.00 Bond. Word has been received here that Preidription will help you. It is W fnr, ribl(\ C(,ll. r la y ,n t h ‘* a t t o r n i f f ’ S a n d the facts are forced upon the three lines in the Gazetteer suf- teen miles were prncticnlly Impass­ marked our business rilationn. A t your service i l Is the ifucBt o f Mr. and Mrs# C. D. So hare we go! The choo-choo Cave for weeks while millions couldn’t wait to get their knowledgo and attention o f Presj-’ ficed for it. Now it is accumulat­ able, und it would have taken longDll" Mr. nnd Mrs. Hnrry I Walsh will made of healing herbs ndnpted to J. F. Zeigler o f the Sanford Drug hanking matters. ■ dent Coolidge. Couch. takes a start at early morn, ing “ literature" nt Huch a pace f r *°. 8Huggie over the mountain Company left Saturday for Colum­ return home about Nov. 1 from De­ tho peeulinr weaknesses of women. held at tCu: top than to travel around by train, ocy Hour e r r e L f f Wm°rdTr h V C t e J f th° S U di™ inff the *ha“ had Such names o f towns you never v He will not keep in office men that the Carnegie Library at Sault a slow one nt that. >tt renthtd him. Thirty-three men go down in a subbia, S. C., to spend a few days with troit where they have been spend­ Thousands have felt it:• refreshing 422 Union Ave. ry at 10 o’i Claude Ogilvie o f Ft. Myers heard since day that you were ELLEN HOY, Tax Collector. responsible for tho denth o f Lnns- Sainte Marie would scarcely hold influence. For fifty years it has ing tho summer. lect at the npent the week ond in Sanford with friends. Tbnfn?.,1 not hnown whether they are dead or alive. downe ib C horus• This wilderness had changed lit­ and others, the men of it. Miami’s population in 1925 is . . . . .. stood the test, und still is the FavTelephone 473*w T| it furnishes material for liendlines in every newspaper elocRClub at l "Y aiafS!* *V bor Cttp” “ Pnnasofffriends. whom unfortunate Mrs. Lans- officially 71,419. Hut realtors, the tle since the time Daniel Boone dis­ Mrs. L. B, Rhodes and Muts Mar- ofllr1 prescription. Send 10c for 4% Interest Pnid on Savings Accounts Mrs. Pemberton, of Orlando, kee." “ Rye" and "Svea,’» F.naliy hope is given up and the story drepa oul o f s ® • — • 'Vn„ - are trja, pkK to Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, downe says, bitterly, and truly, most imaginative of men und covered the Cumberland Gnp. The tlia Rhodes o f* — Richmond, spent Sunday In Sanford ns the S. A. Sossnman o f Daytona “ Cassadega.” "Chokoluiikcx-,” “ Hy- It^was tho question or life or death which made it interest- "They widowed me.'* expected to arrive Wednesday to 11,1 sometimes the most truthful, say other day women were riding poluxa, "Norcaotiee,” Beach was in the city Monday on guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. tho guests o f Mrs. C. A. Williams. that it will L«» 200,000 in 1930. The mules where the Dixie Highway Sruggs. ’’ WrflvaimdTkg.^lrtactlnUii,’' "HIbusiness. . now passes, a sack o i corn on the They "intend tof'ipcm l the winter a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ x ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ » ■ ■ BBBBBBB• BB■B■ ,u ,* links the frozpn AND NOW. what about O f f d t r l ? ,,i‘f hwu>’ »nk« So Ohifrlo* Ames i* dead/ 'Fiftv-t\y« thmisimd An«riMii Alenh,* * lfa o K ” pommel, in one arm a, baby, in the South. No one Mitchell? What will President*Ts0rth to th‘‘ troP'c Hi br."nnd> M rsvRv E .'Stevens whwlin .Sanford. "lam onli/* “ Iminokalee," and that sohliers died in action in France. Thousands are killed every 4iev« ■ilin»r. ilnmi all Coolidge do, or allow done about hus ever called the upper Miclii- free hand a basket. Never had a ' other town MKlcco,” HtHifhblVo been' visiting il» Cirtada and! Miss week in automobile accidents alpne. The death of one man him? Are tho incompetents thut ?Fi'n pe,,bisula a paradise, hut Flor- wheeled vehicle been seen. The w Florence Malm has recent­ Pennsylvania are expected home Such u rfot in the naming o f these does not mean so much to the world at large.. Not nearly fiflips on business. people were the most backward in ly returned from_Ncw York where ................. '!,a i» called nothing else nowuhate just criticism to have their towns. I rather guess, Thursday. BED SPREADS ^fter. i l l curTOWELS sho spent several weeks visiting J way. \\ i|| there be n court mnr- <!uys, for "flowers bloom "the year America, and the poorest. Imagine Makes it hard to be conductor on so much as tho question whether he is alive or dead. gtions wero I tin! nnd will men offended by round, gnrden and field and “grove the greeting the motorcade will re­ Wilbur Pnrlsee o f Savannah Gn., Cuse of dimity spreads, plain white. Best grade the Florida Express! I)r. Henry McLaulin Jr., attend­ Mr. and Mrs. Donald Davey, who -o : importance is visiting relatives nnd friends in U rge size bath towels, extra heavy, plain anil Mitchell s truth telling be permit­ furnish vegetables and fruit "in ceive as it glides through the S T R E N G T H S E R V I C E P R O S R K S S ed tho Central Florida Optometry accompanied her home. also colored stripe, rose, gold and blue. All sizes. Tore disBOOM CONDITIONS South ° f the trail nnd footpath Sanford. December as in June, nnd people ted agnin to humiliate und de­ bordered. One case. But no delays are granted, and' we Amocintlon meeting in Orlando Mr. rtnd Mrs. IL P. McDonnell piny in the open, bathe in the grade thut truth telling officer? southern half, have c o n . l „ M & speed sway to see Sunday. sa's0** ' r ' *S wl,en be pnrty will nnd family will arrive today from W. S. Parks spent Monday ln| How business thrives in ’’Tlknl’’ unilimmiahe.l vigor. Public intercat haa oven ’ increietl with sun*hine “ in the educational and sociolo­ WJluh the Sanford enrouto to Palatka from without "regard to the calendar.’’ and around ’’Okeechobee.’’ Miss Fern Ward left Thursday Detroit to spend the winter m Ihe volume of building construction, which began to riie «.m ,I|E» to that (mention imber. It Lnkelnnd. advantages which tho Divio s SHEETS ” Stelnhatchie,’ * •• Wowahotce, ’’ Hhnrply during tho first part of 1921, in .still advancing to will interest the people. At leas.; The opening of the Dixie Highway gical for Atlantu where she will spend Sanford ns lias been their custom BUCK TOWELS .ghwny wm ht{ tQ C 0 J;V5n,® Mlent the for the pa-X several years. S heal estate 3J per cent of them are with Mitch- nmke(s this land of magic case­ “ Ynfestrn" and “ Yce-huw” INSURANTS the winter whilo taking a busin­ .November os* Mohawk sheets, plain and 20 hemstitched. All Miss Mnry Cobb visited Miss ess course. E*Ach vie with “Eucheeannn,*9 now high levels. Among the factors favorable to a ?on- m th** reonle will credit Pres­ ment.* and tropic seas seem more n .»,rf *°rt il wiU moro than Colored border and plain white. 18x36, fine qual­ meeting, or Mr. nnd Mrs. James Hawkins of accessible from the bleak North. timmtim, of expansion in tho State is the influx of popula­ ident ( oolidge, real head of the sizes. Lillian Gates in UeLaml over the .... .."Miccosukee,” “ Mynkkn.’’ whlchy hnlh° n,,llIion3 of dollars Hand­ ess ity huck. North Carolina hnve. arrived lo Tho Dixie Highway "motorcade” Hon “ " aVe B<me nto ltM con®trucWhile “ Estiffunulga" draws a line tion. An increasing population in any state or region will Army and Navy, nnd all-powerful, week end. from **"•»•• E. D. Krug has returned irom ... nv not any dummy court martini, that gay procession of automobiles, on "Okeelanta’a” claim. Spencer, N. C.. and will *pen<l. (he » » » ? (he w m " ’. ' ' “ J . ' » Tho magic it will work is not so held at when the Mitchell caso is settled. is now moving south with flags Tu having Just the sweetest, most 1200 feet on Railroad winter here with his daughter Mrs. the house formerly owned by Clar­ Mr. Edward Burke o f Jackson­ much m swelling the stream of (atthew*. ence Williams on Park Avenue. enticing little name _Mitchell denounced our aircraft und music on perfect roads, to the TABLE LINEN ville was n business caller in San­ A. D. Zachary. B A R G A IN . GOOD TERMS LINEN TOWELS pulms und tho pineH nnd the shout- travel from Superior’s unaaltcd "Eau Gallie" sighs the brakeman, ford Monday. Harold Haskins has resigned Hca to Miami’s surf and palms as who thinks names an awful Mr4. Black, who hns been sorBleached ond unbleached, 72 inches wide, A ll cirt- J. JUrst l° Hill bidsthe from the postofflco nnd accepted 36 inch, nil pure line:?, e.:!ra heavy linen, colored mess, city. Staey us Wonder have u m waking the mountain South ioucly ill at the home of her daugh­ Mrs. H. E. Gillon, Misses Allie, proof pure linen. from its sleep o f 200 years. a position with the Crown Paper Located in Excluaive Residential Scclion*. And especially tho ones along this LcuC;:^ fo x i; ; ; u i ^ H X ii7o‘ : >; n r u , r vin‘< that Mitchell wus right. border. Ruth and Grace Gillon motored to ter, Mrs. A. S. Irvin, is reported Company as succetnor o f Hamil .............................. Florida Express! I’ rice and Terms on Request. much improved. Bartow Sunday. Tolar, who has moved to Deland. ■ '^ V PINGd eT -p00lidi THE M U N IC IPA L'B A N D 1’* Ladies' Shop, for savAgain we speed the miles away, M Y FAVORITE STORIES’ Mrs. It. G. Moyo of Arcadia is RIGHT. Miiu Frances Jones o f Winter KFA WEST MORNING CALI. ' Mr. an,I Mrs. M? A. Bryan of through “ Ojus” and ’’Ochre25c y a rd S e a t e d with ^ r . ' T m C A T O N ' u U , , . . By IRVIN S. COBB Park spent Saturday in Sanford on visiting her children, Mr. nnd Mrs. Abingdon. Pa., are M i l * * i“ San­ see" ful range in speculative The County Commissioners have J. M. Moyo and Mr. nnd Mrs. M. E. a shopping tour. where more ntford for a weeks. Mr. Bryan Before leaving his country home “ Ocklocknee,” “ Okahumpkn,’’ "A tlar**w illAH? V T l ha- courtn,‘ir- uid nsida the sum o f $5,000 for BROWN SHEETING Moyo o f this city. ■ quarters ■» i ml« ht Wlthm.p PM* UP crazy. 1. is connected with the American on Long Island for New York one ?nr *KeT",Wa/ t . br.okrn* ” 11 “ lot of incompetent he purpose o f establishing a mu­ out Tor tnis inducement. PAJAMA CHECKS .VP1* •"<« “ Apoxsee.” -» ■ home o f Francis Davie* and Roy Holler •M y o .Vmt. / ort o f ,hin«- » • wus ac­ army sycophants, currying favor Fruit Grower.) and is onroute to Bahia Uonda ’ there we see, and morning an actor o f convivial huh■ > : cc*e Short length, 2 ,/<» lo 10 yard tually threatening to commit sui­ with higher-ups,* be allowed again nicipal band, provided the City • « * f V on} ‘ bis detail « f cntVrtainFred Wulah o f Daytona has re­ •Shop was ro­ motored to Dradentown and Tamp') nm Price and Terms Very Attractive ■• Its mude his wife u solemn promise cide. ent u deemed to be am easontinl tvu, "Uolacathchee,” Miami. 36 inches wide, fine count, short length. Special Yd under went Monday on businem. turned homo after having spent wide. • to^condemn Mitchell for truth tel" While "ThonotaMssa" has a charm that under no circumstances would BUY IN SANFORD '» interesting winter r e s f f i * "A s a friend I went in with him ther terations tho week-end in this city ns the ho suffer himself to be tempted inthat certainly is catchy. Mr* B nn,l ^ r.3, Safe nnd Sound. The County Commissioners arc Ju t as surely as it "hath charms to try to calm him and then noth­ ctive for lit es; Mrs. M. I*. Fulton o f tho Fulton guestn o f friends. Sopchoppy" “ Istokpogu," "C George It. l l a r ^ S f ^ U t U e daugh­ If that is done, the Navy Den^rt to soothe the savage breast " iW ‘ Chlluo- t > touching strong drink during his ing would do but that I should take «1 h offerliculnr Realty Co., motored to Titusville ta," “ Ueoochee!" day In the city. He was due home ter, Jean Houaef, will motor to Mrited0-™ ’d’ f°r Publicnet "•e which so thia vitally afa drink with him. He said if I thiM vs tab! Monday on business. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Powell Jr., Tamna Wednesday where thoy will Jrtoward 11 the town offer dZ “ Locyloosa “ "Econfena," t„ , he nt fl o'clock. It wus nearly seven Sts to turn Jtanrou 1 with the; opening nnd Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown nnd be guests o f relatives fo r a few S ‘ V ,he o f Key (vest distance there we *ee, u “ h/ h,ro il m,f ht Help to when he appeared In the distance It The, C‘ ty Council assuredly wil [ " » “ttisicul inducements new storo, M. Kronen, own1 It B A I. T O R S Mr. and Mrs. I* C. Bebout will son Billy inent Sunday in Tampa And hundred* more with nnmei and it wus plain that ho was hav­ make him forget a little while the meet them half way. y ates friendliness for a communitv days. :ho businesi, reports tlmt 11 move into their new home in Edge- and St. Petersburg. . *' Tears o f Success L, Sanford which are romantic more or ing difficulty In navigating. tvr - k,?f, T11 bia huppiness. and desire on the par? o f T visU Key West needs W lint could I do dearie? It was ui more compreto line of La* wood about Nov. 1. less Magnorra at Second. a municipal tors to return there each year. Ills wife, burning with indigna­ THR COAST guard cutter Bear band. She hud one 1 pparol ha?) been secured nnd As the tourists pick thoii* winners tion, met him at the foot o f the an emergency— I had to do sometwo winters L O A iV S keeping order among Esquimaux’ tMng for poor old Joe Page If I /N V E S T S i r f to Ms p.ttrons. The yu "iest is beginning to realize from the Florida Express! porch steps, S S ido T credit of 1STA TE AND COUNTY could. So I drank with him. Then under our control, near the A rS S K * ' an of a complete liao o f ln'/ & 1inntF w°uld to a aW citv — Lon A. Warner. circles, comes homo arieveil "Dob,” she snapped, "you broke 10 grieved. o f larger ponulation. It WaS 'J? ■ • - .fa ll hntif£iiifi% l,di,rccS3<>LICENSES NOW DUE " “ -O" ■ lom. th, a l. .* 81,01,1,1 ,lrink your word to me— you’ve been ■the owner monstrated that such an org“ nira-* Ihoso round cheeked native* ■ Common sense Is the most un­ drinking.' iim°sM Wilh him" An<1 1 didJy, w aj also common sente of all. - .p o — rful .State and County Occupational ■ ing enrd, the r n ,r h J n,in,e ‘ “ bribed upon and n !L I,*?1 him <luiet(Hj down varUstv V\v*h UP ,PolyKumy* but nit i'.°J *V ■ Dearie, he stated, with an ear", h o? * one t4> bed. And “ ricty. When they catch a whale and there is no doubt in the Licenses are now duo for the year ■ the mind mind the roster o f winter-resort dace* ■ ^ * BBB B B * BBB* B * o f nny one that It will • ,ntJ a5c nn,“ 8t emP*°y «H tho recogni,.’ m K Our office boy says his tailor neatness marred only by a slight th T i, ri0m’ daarJet ■H*htly under phone ™ beginning October 1, 1025 and end­ ■ 3(3 First Notional Bank Bldlt. blubber ated as area as a potent factor*91 "th#” *1* has a pressing noed for money that thickness of speech, "I am not g o­ bu^1 ,lVf' u,,nce liquor I admit, ing October 1, 1920. ng to lie to you— 1 have Indeed but I have probably saved a human ih. h Commander Wishaar o f tertainment of hundreds of w®nt"r Is most annoying. thfiM ethJNO. D. JINKINS, been drinking. But wait until yo-t December Tax Collector Seminole County. ft® has trouble sorting out visitor* who will come here thl* thi families, after n whale kflling. season expecting to find h S p Itll! They are coming to Florida in near the reason why I have been h' m: h° spite of what northern newspapers drinking and then, deurie, you will ■ !Ly »nn« nnIu*ement on a par with understand all. “ Is that SO?" stated say to the contrary. i*d his wife in THERE IS an idea for our "hi„i, that afforded by other Florida ciTwo lots each 50x150 nicely located beautiful shade trees. cold and unmoved accei "I kept my pledge in town ccents. "W ell, f ^ t y . ” When it get* divorced $1,650.00 each tin, 1ul,y antl “ i°y forever In would you alter your ,4 nr “Htntemeht “ 1 *»t ei ^ wer* surprised to •lay I kept It. T•ms one and that snv'Vf y.°.ur tatsmeht {'• " t conn'derabie contcderable exoemill’ S ix e x e c u fe " w h f th° K rL‘nt mil'i‘ nry me u drink, but each late mv.t i ' y»°U find thx^t Walter Johnson didn't one offered- —J executive who accomplished rooms, garage, large lot. 9 Uages *1#U8U“ *)y marries some °ne ‘ else*.' wonkart in his second game. ^ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ,, b b b b b b ,," , , " b b b b ,, b b b ■ •> ‘ i.ne I said no. When I got o f f : |„ the h o * T L\r, un'‘ urV wife. “ Why not have “ “ society" i» 8 T J S ? : s W f f i t t . 3 tho train I was sober as a judge nnd hnhou,« now. perfectly normal Built with great care for resident o w n e r. || sliall be done’i—and do it! i/y.-v a -year, off th0 ......oil happy except that * they are provision t Z '- i S . Thjx Heather reminds us that the jlut on the way home I passed Jt ' “""“ 1 toorlat season' la fast approaching ta g v s bouse and he called me in !J^?|.hat nr|nu>''d at having had High grade, built-in features nnd matty extw* uu never did— hope you Will be given by Miss Sara purpose than that of* ontertainhfl told und guineas should be picking up. and ti 1 , .me “ moat terrible story the tourist with free muMcil ? " * the awful itch" ,h" w Or f all ............................. hour for you t0 Wilson beginning Oct. 1st., v - ---------0— ----3 ,ected for comfort and convenience. I He and his wife have had a terrible S t i ! i m . r rly thro»|rlioul the U h S S c™ ; who are coming to spend the j -1 ning, agonizing breakin g If no whale is nvailnh) • o, John Martin la doing this state quanei and she's left him and gone J S f e - b - “ “ ’ Wired firmly, the akin, eczema is tno son. Thi* on# feature,^7lon'e T t ^ With u* will e x ^ M t '" 1 ‘ w nu ■ Mmblul „ . | X kill h » J ’ ' at American Legion Hall. S T R E E T u wonderful service by setting the back to her people. He was V " j Essentially a worth-while i>roperty. dog. and the,, «W l„' ‘V fat t r y . t t w . r f . Of v l .i l ,.,It’s terrible. You know it, u . ,h" c “ » c ™ " - I S .tick t« R.” y a,M I m ‘toin« lo Chow PARADE retards straight about conditions partners. n,f th<?ir Call at 410 Oak Ave., morn­ _ou hare it. Makes you in Florida. A t I I il. m . e all ovur—just tears your ■ ’ * ■—------o------- * •> POOR o pweeai-embarraaoea y o u ; ing or call 213 in the P. M. how POOR ABED-KL-KRIM 1 , , FAKERS TAMPA TRIBUNE o .ThHn.T* n,,,a Telegraph, Colonel Ificiency. o f the Riffi 1 in hiding In d*r ____ : EEEaBURCvCOM M KRCIA L Htovall a. new paper, np|M*nrod for When Coluael ' lonel Mitchell was a n-, - , I n s f a,, ' tains, his following ctS ra the first tune Sunday and it was i■ - » "eat Mitchell's I "rT'the S m *|IU <lesP**rute attack!, About this time of year the Phir “ world beater. Too many pug'— Distant chief o f the air rvlce, its I report to the -4 pres, i, f al, o f warnin>, : of ads und live Florida lx isting real head, Msajor (ieneral Menoher, n u go together.. Evening Business Class ! T h J prom,'-pln,,ant to he­ar i material to eten count. against the advertising faker. Uut I ‘ h“ “ the f e g i t S *°* T J ? mor« y, rich, red b lood; HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING “« E X u n gV o°u bS : n,f to, pub,H Was a nun-flier, anda boy# hint wus 1,^ : «it was In,pro-1 1 r a< n- ctn . . j. ground In,nro- > IN AN o il f 1 • ---------0---------' c o n s t a n t l y IM P M V fO es to Ket.bVn tho Mrn. Steele, Mrs. Maxwell. a general staff he thrives j u. t the same unle.t* ,,Uhlni**a >r.un thut^’ th ev "'»0r ° r ‘ Building In Rome," sayi an k out through tha that had never official, • »ub«»^lnate I bravo War' 80 tho cim m unity ha* a buhch ° f bus- smooth out life '. nn, i y ,Wuni t o ! 5 Down. Mitchell' StMCE 1 8 2 + Every Monday, Wednesday BART NASON, Local Manager sc istfd Press despatch, "i* ,,ro. ma. Itshi M M . 1.inesa . - “ len who have grusncti >k •heir llo“Vt Wk .. * 'S '-."? ? b<1 S and Friday Evening 7 & 9 na>wii|| so rapidly, particularly In of/lc the blood back in 18 Worth all jt !■ and I idea o f a clearing hou.*, P th coats. We’ve l S07-.8 |si National Bank Bldg. Phone *e f..r these c*rt“ m suburban lections o f the could not put* tho "pep” back i Beginners may enter ut nny propositions and demand creden- w . W # I lit II 1$ Joint Iliviltt IAN In »L. ‘ time city,.that the municipal aulhorities army-navy i w ttou1,1scmtnk hllve I,aii" fol»e when j1~■ ■ ■ ■ ■ tials. Rt d-blood-call.i tie-, “ lUltary I G n a t Britain' ChtCk the »Jow‘,«' body „ ... , Ior *?ntc■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a . ................................................i s a i o 11 are iiita^lo to keap puCtf |„ furnishurlties — purify tho, H + ng rentes for the streets and num­ a, bolls.^jMinpIea. 1 bers , for th« housco,“ .Someone heads, rashes and ■ 10 0 0 5 dailv—OOOR5 0PtH * 2 P er fo r m a n c e s d m u sh qw 2& Q p m . »"i«ht page the man who nuhn-s. ptlons vanishi-Lleav-j the iVdlsBsui'ca ts;* »■#. sv •. •; » L,Jans M ON EY A V A IL A B L E “ar, cool and healthy.! have driadit-up ec-! BALTIMORE OYSTERS S. Just-try nt. Get l0 r F , c i £ S W i ° “ Ll,wra« Valuation Basis »» ’ * Lonsult u . first When in the market .fur fund* r druggist. Ask him i r LottltV/ It’s niui'aj 1i^ iS S ^ i■ «■ ■ ■ ■ ■ *■ ■ ii■ ■ ■ «■ ■ ■ ■ W • P lB■ ■ ■ B■ V BBBBB■ BB,l,,BB• ,lBB■ B,,,lU,,,BBBBBBBB,,,IBBBB■B B <BBa,,BB,,B:l,," * E" , l , * 0 ,,,l" ,,* ,l .1s •Vaanoiu A-gcaotiu A. !*.• CONNELLY & SONS | r " j , 0T“ eWhvh»J«!rtf ’Y AT AUCTION Personal Mention !/ sasf'jssra'ij Lake Mary Resident Is Claimed by Death ALLEN AND BRENT £& £ in Sanford Best DRUNK! E E W. J. THIGPEN Alive or Dead CITY REAL ESTATE LICENSE vm’ iiU E OCTOBER 1,1925 THE DIXIE HIGHWAY * » * » e ^ 5 fs 5 S !S 8 S £ BROWN ( WE THANK YOU Realty Co. I Philips Guild S e m i n o l e (j| p u n ty ]5 w S a n fo r d ,F la . H ^S9U W E t JKrtlESih?J«S WAREHOUSE PROPERTY A FEW CHOICE HOUSES $1.50 to $2.25 25c each en’s Lat In Ne\ Shop Ration $2.50 to $3.50 yard 45c each 2000 yards soft Bleaching. 36 inches wide. Special BUILDING LOTS *1 $2.25 to $3.50 each_________ 45c each PROFITS w a r * si,,,ii“r 25c yard A. P. CONNELLY & SONS c= Blankets Williams-McGraw Realty Company lv S S ^ A sS tB S S f S S L S 1; SSffwjia KS? ^ 45c yard ROSE COURl r have “ *' 5 »SST. Cotton, 66xS0, in large plaids, SANFORD HEIGHTS LOTS dou ble,........ Lessons in Classical Dancing . J $2.75 to $4.00 SANFORD FRI. O C T. All wool blankets, 66x80, fine pure wool.... T H E M IT C H E L L "hh 1 IS ; Z \ liT $12.50 to $16.00 Sanford Grove, Ini tiANIMAlj ."PeterPan LAND Fresh Oysters Daily Royal Fruit Store ...... .....sxx&i The Y owell Company *•**“ ' ijuv •t I-VV *1il l ’ ** - V . v l �xxAdams _____ 1 0 0 nvestmen 0 0 0 ToUl* „ 31 3 8 27 17 1 x Batted for Ballon in seventh, xx Batted for Sfarberry in 9th 8core by innings: Pittsburgh .... 002 000 211—6-13-0 Washington .. MW 100 100—3- 8-1 Summary: Twtf base hit, Gorlin, jHnejre, Wright. .Home run, J. Harrla. Stolen Kate, Carey, Earn■!*rL Sacrifice, Harris 2, Traynor. Peck, Smith. Double play, Bluege to Horrfa to Judge; Covdeski? tfl Peck to Judge; Smith to Traynor. Left on base, Pittsburgh 10; Wash|n*rtcn 8. Base on balls, off Ald­ ridge 4) J. Harris, Covdeskir, Rael, Judge); o ff Coveleskle four OVmjrfcor, Carey, Cuyler, M ooro); o f. Zachary one (Barnhart), f.truek out by Aldridge 5 (Bluege 2, Judge, Peck, Coveleskie); by Ballou 1 (Traynor). Hits o ff AMridge 8 in 9 innings; o ff Covcles He 9 In fl 1-2 innings, (l out ir seventh); o ff Ballou, 0 in 2-3*in­ ning; o ff Zachary 3 in 1 2-3 In nings; o ff Marberry 1 in 1-3 in­ ning. Winning pitcher Aldridge, Loting pitcher, . Coveleskie. Urni.N) 4 Own, (A ) First; McCormick (N ) second; Moriarity (A ) third. Time 2:20, *fp°nfw iener ooxed from the Pirates’ * elaHonse after their victory over the Senators In the fifth game of \ tSgShorld’a series. “ Wouldn't be surprised if vre’d take them,” Manager Bill McKechnie said as he rushed into his clothes iti preparation fo r an im­ mediate train journey back to the home town. “ We're got Johnson and Coveleskie out o f the way for a while. “ Tuesday I'm going to send Kremer bock and he io in good shape to go. He’s worked hard for us all year and is one who can get back into the box with com ­ . paratively short rest. * “ We started to hit and that cxilaina why we won and we’re g o ­ ng to keep on hitting from now (By the Associated Press) on. Yes, I think w e ll take them.’’ ... • . Wou I-ost Pet. The Pirates were like a primary W ashington ---- --3 2 .600 school let loose for recess, thump­ Piitsurgh ^ 2 3 .400 ing each other on the back, smiles First game: Washington 4; kKghtanlng every far* as they pil­ Pittsburgh 1. ed into taxicabs and dashed fo f the Second game: Pittsburgh 3; t train awaiting them. McKechnJe, Washington 2. himself, hurled o ff the worried look Third game: Washington 4; that has been his for several days Pittsburgh 3. * and laughed and Joked with the Fourth game: « Washington 4; t crowd which swarmed to the door Pittsburgh 0. « to congratulate him. Fifth game: Pittsburgh 6; Wash­ Stanley Harris, youthful mana­ ington 3. ger Of the Senators, took defeat The paid attendance at the fifth calmly. "Those things will happen,’’ game of 1924 series was 49,211 nnd he said. “ And they're a part o f the receipts $191/,09. The total baseball. Coveleskie wasn’t tight, paid attendance for the first five anybody could see that. He wanted games last year was 217,7774 ami to go in and get back that game tho total recipts $840,710. he lost in Pittsburgh, but he was not there. " I may start either Ruether or Ferguson today; I haven’t decided. That was a fine play when Joe , Judge stabbed C a n y ’s shot down the f f r ii bate line when things Game-Saved De Luxe 1925 Stanford Eleven Prom* fses Wei! Desjlitc Many Graduations; Will Attempt To Avenge Loss o f U. o f C. PALO Seminole Motor Co. Outgrows Magnolia Avenue Show Rooms f- 2 1st— We will lend you | E lA W ) > 3 m W c 5 ,vv# . -'Jb — r , • 2 nd-—If yonr h’bme ik alrr«rw • you a v^ry substnJuIi NO DELAY____ __ -? Vim C leate U.-ujr Store, W o carry a full line. Our prices are r ig h t . Ca: terms. We want your bus Sanford Stove & Furnltur, 321 E. F irst St. Prompt Service Gin Call and let Us e::nlaf?i Sanford Pitching Ace Signed as GHd Coach increasing business nnd tho need or more space has been given as An echo of summer and the Flo­ the reason for the recent extension rida State League was heard rec­ or the Seminole Hudson nnd E«<iex ently when it become known that Company, in an announcement in LONDON, Oct. 13.— (,P)—SHs: ’ Mush" Crawford, former guard connection with thn removal o f its Enid Wilson, who won the girls' on tho gridiron eleven that made mechanical and service depart- golf championship of Great Hritnin ’ Hed" Grange famous, (tad star most tired o f the whole thing.’’ is only 15 years old, but she lacks twirler for the Cclcryfeda during Walter Johnson said that If the only two inches of being six feet tho past summer, has beeQ signed Pjfatca win today he probably will I" lm“ ltlnK tho statement. W. E. tall, and weighs more than 150 a • an assistant coach to Justa " * n,n ,n *"• ,a»t game. walthall, president of the com ­ pounds. None of the other girls, . We II have to do the best we pany, declared that rnnid growth and ---------, •a• few women, can whalo Lindgron, lino mentor at Illinois, only under Hob Zuppkc. can, ho argued, “ and that’s about of the concern during tho past few I Into _ft golf....... Rail1 an »ho can, or send C'rawford wilt engage in a new all there ia to It. I don’t do any iwn tno former jR scooting such long di:<jinces. experiment which Hea<l,n Coach work outside of picking up a bat Ha Avenue, nnd! yet there Is little grnco in /-uppke is anxious to instlfote. He once in n while around the dugout Ion was secured jher game, for she is nt an awkward will piny in the line during prac­ but 1 doubt that my sure loir will ideriitlon o f a and growing rnnldly. Hut of tice, seeking to get at « I o faults -lxUarfsn . IL.I—fmLu i„ w,. i» •ites. I power Several . / w .... there is as aplenty. |>lA.lity • iH’VLTQIl n,ih f ° but 1 think dt iiift.atqted that tha toles .division i time# during Ihu'chupiviiinship play Jiu - hand,-and.,Ihwi..corrupt thu will be all right.” tifror of thd'vorslty playcta. ' L COani ,nM 1° t.°f,cupl! thp m »K- « t Stokea.Pogea she reached greens OFFICIAL BOX SCORE ndin Avenue building in con ju n c-'°t 430 yards or so with her secrt.J f'J . .,he Press.) ton with the other department.' " nd shot*. And tho gra i was wet PITTSBURGH AR R II PO A H linns regarding further expansion. giving litlu litlo run to her ber ball. Carey, cf. .. .. 4 2 2 0 0 0 or tho concern will be maile in the Wilson wears hor hair in n' Moote, 2b.............. t i j ;t 2 0 near future, according to Mr. WnlpiK-tail, which wh?n playing, she1 Cuyler, rf. ------ 4 1 2 4 0 0 tucks down the back of her Jersey, j Barnhart, If. . . . . 4 1 2 1 0 0 Tho young champion took up Traynor. 3b........ 3 0 1 2 0 0 golf nt the ago o f nine. Hor in-' iyrlwht. ■■.........5 1 2 1 3 0 “ tractor In recent yean ha* bran Mclnnls, lb ........5 0 i n 2 0 Arthur Havers, tho open chnm-1 f i g * , «•*............ 3 0 2 5 2 S pion of 1923. Sho made her debut! Aldridge, p. .. .. 4 0 0 0 2 0 -JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 12.—OF)! among the women players last May • tiV? ry the union ex*' in the British ladles’ championi>')ip i T o U 'i -------- 36 6 13 27 Fl ~0 being beaten by Mrs. W. A. Gavin WASH A ll It |{ PO A E ccpt Idaho, Rent nutomobileR across on the 17th green. the Duval County-St. Johns river U,f?/ «•/• ~ 5 t 2 3 0 0 bridge here during tho month of September, according to statistics onj M f f l c mado public today. There were 17,116 tourist auto- . mobilra with 62.776 passengers crossing during tho month. Two Hawaiian automobiles were includ­ Illuege, 3b, ed in tho Hut CoVeTcaklr, BSW firiKS* “ ld"“' *' ACCOUNTANT M EAT MARKET Systems Installed— Audits Special R ates to Perm anent Clientele* 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla, R. L. ROBERTSON .4Inm,nlP Temple Itnnm 3." inalbU lertlon FOR SA LE : Two wardrobes, one dresser, two wash stands, small tables, kitchen cupboard, and ta­ ble. Two gas n’.oves, one gas plate, ice box, baby sulky reed* cart, chairs. Inquire 113 Elm Ave, iequ.nl mid t>. him ■ ■B IR II,, of Worth Twice Tin's Pri. r Realtors. THE BUSINESS OF R U N N lV fT T EASIER BY THE ADVERTISEMENTS Ice, Stores L A S T IN G MTTST icellaneous itate • rewelers lecorating, , Trees id Supplies Salesman Ion, Male Ion,Female Satate Vantnd 1— Announcements Bd subdivisions I Lafe Burger, ) Orlando, Fla. l Notice Cl e a n n o w MA. J fcheU's o ffico Is 1 Palmetto Ave. roR & Body radiator and rdiess of conof new corcB tela. Cleaning ho° «!ih„aiVCthe .i ’0Uchauffeur nM ,his time?" ho^ asked < ‘ Boss man.” the negro renlled Bet turribl* m te d £ y T h S ter watch the trict. CE: M netto is Dykes. L — _ t«>^bou£vincr? w.,yat 1m* “jkcd hovv to oouBvanl looked liWt. th*v VtMV MCHHER6 g e t g r a v c a l l UP, • n*v TPiE C\ CLEAK) AVIL 78 and 79. VALDEZ HOTEL AKA I. ESTATB —IJfVKS* $500 under L obby PuU ston-B rurals: Hanford V Market Value W (1IIT W. VVAIIXKU. Jlnnngfr MRS. R. O. TRAVIS 42— A d v tg . Mediums 42— Advtg. Mediums '/ fto/lt’ 7 2 7 Public Stenographei !U\klez Realty Co Vultlc/ Until Building Valdez Hotel Lobby 1.— Tw o houses on 2— Well located cor lot facing beautiful City Park. One having seven rooms, bath and porch; tho bath $17,300 117. Sanford at screened having flv o nnd ner business lot 60x other Second Street. Price rooms Price for both; $8000 cash, balance 1, 2, and 3 years. $1000 per front foot. 15,000 cash, bnlanco 1, 2 and 3 years 3.— 12 b e a u t i f u l building lots in South Sanford. Fac­ ing on the Dixie Hignway. An Ideal lace to build your onto in this fast growing residential section. Price $15,­ 000. $5000.00 cash, balance, easy month­ ly payments. It will liny you to see these lots at once, as tho prico is soon to ad­ vance. ( 4.— 52.10 acres situated within the city limits, on the south nido o f Snniord A very fine tract which cun at once be subdivided and a gobd profit ’mude upon tho Investment. Price $1,000 per acre. ..VI cash, balance 1, 2 and 3 years with G% interest. 35— Wonted Help, ^ it h APARTM ENT W A IS T T O O O l Eit h e r ARE WE -b U O T U P * JO *bT COM PANY^ - MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people are interested in Florida. Each of them through a classified ad in the Morgantown POST. Six cents a word for six consecutive issuos. FOLLOW M E .! CiOiN 1 ■w e w a m uOOK. KT p A ’ ’ INCORPtlft AT KO » • b U P O o ’b E / Rooms 9-10-11 Ball Bid* Tires and Tubes “Veedol Oils” Radio Supplies **. RINE’S FILLING ‘ STATION I'honc 461-J 1113 Sanford Ave. Sanford, FU- AN UNUSUAL OFFERING HILTON’S Beat and only available BUSINESS SITE at Lake Adjacent to the above; Al beautiful, high land,, just south o f Geneva Avenue Price, $150,000. Terms — third cash, balance one, two, three and four years. Monroe, fronting Dixie Highway. Near railroad and loading station also new power plant of nAiiHEit s i i o r 113 Magnolia Ave. « First Ctaaa Barber* Special Attention Given T o Ladlca and Children. Southern Utilities. Elton J. Moughton Lake Monroe is sure to grow M itchell-Shipp Investigate this today. ARCHITECT Flrat National Bank Bids. Sanford Price and terms reasonable. Realty Co. HO First National Bank Sanford, Fla. W. R. SMITH. MGR r t o Ahts A P A R T M E N T . <1 X O O 'U L H A V E . T O C I T T h F. J TELEPHOh L EMT * /-r-r- f^ E V E Q . M irsO t D O N 'T 1—lK.e. T m b a o iL O ir -s C < W hy waste your time run­ ning around looking for a good investment? Let us show you how you can in­ vest your money and double it in the next thirty or sixty days. W’ e have been in the real estate business for years and are glad t* say we have the finest listings and tao best values in the State of Florida. ? < « iB COME AND INVESTIGATE Owners aro urged to list their propertiea with us for better results and quick action I’ r v m o l n i Brokers Semiwls UettI l.ic e i t t Se ©I723 *Y Iht u pKATun* S crvics Inc ______ Cm| BriUia iqlm 4 Phone 657. JOHN E. FOX, Representative We Cover Florida Real Estato Like the Sunshine" s u p e r in t e n d ^^ Smith's Barber .*Snop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Vajdez, H. S. LONG, Mur. Electric Irons ALSO —. »'LU H A V E T O $4,500. Terms ------ -------------- ^ ~ n E A L T 0 R 3 ~ V i-------------- ------ 120 South Park Ave. c.i r l T O PH O N E F O R th e. e x jT A t Willow Avenue Pan Am and Standard Gas anc, Oila Must ADVERTISING gets results if It reaches potential buyers. Palatka Dally News is circulated in an industrial and agricultural sec­ tion. Male Excellent subdivision land close in and overlooking beau tiful lake. Price $40000 wit! 37— Wanted Help, Salesman THE MORNING JOURNAL is the terms. accepted want nd medium io V/HERE 131 feet on Celery Avenue A t price* that are right By GEORGE McMANUS ^----- ** Jr ACREAGE E l D O m ’T j [ W E H A V E THE B E S T BUYS BUSINESS H O M ES MAN with car to work In evenings Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word from 4 to 6. Attractive prepo­ an insartion. Minimum 25c. M )R RENT: Front bedroom, two b«ds. 211 E. 3 r d ’St. sition fo r hustler. Give references In letter. W rito “ Proposition” Csre FOR RENT— Rooms with or with­ Herald. out meals. Rrasooabls rates. newspaper. Morning, afternoon, Lincoln House. Classified SE V E R A L solicitors to work on weekly and Sunday. commission. Right proposition rates 10c per line. Waycross Jour­ a hlceoing norch. By week or nal -Hern 1il^ W a y c r ^ , G eorgia^ month, with use o f Hath. R. W. for right man. Apply at Herald after 5:30 in afternoon. Ross. Lu-Bcth Cafeteria. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, Ga., Augusta's greatest 20— For Sale Miscellaneous classified FOR RENT: Single and double medium, rate, rash, 9c nn,J apartment, grobpd FOR SA L E : Thoroughbred regis floor, Close in. I'hone 663. tered Chow Puppy. Call 571-J. LEARN ABOUT Polk County and TWO furnished bed rooms, suitable FOR SA LE : Lunch room. Appl Lakeland, through tho StarTelegram. Best, advertising me­ Railroad Lunch Room, Frenc Avenue.^ mCn* 807 M#Knolia dium in South Florida. Published Ave. mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM — Lakeland. Florida. 41— Wanted to Rent W ANTED TO RENT: A house MATNK — Wstervtlle, Morning suitable for boarding house. A p­ Sentinel. Thousands of Maine ply 1020 Laurel Ave., or phone people aro interested in Florida For Sale, Acreage 223-U . roperty. Reach them through FOR SALE: 4 0 ~ ^ 8 rich h e Sentinel. Rato card on ap­ mock land on Lake Ilarnev ’ plication. ____________ FOR S A L E consider any reasonnbl.. Urt*' Ten acres one block o ff First dresa T. A i S S ! A LITTLE W A N T AD IN The Street four miles west of First HERALD will bring you in big National Bank Building. High, Advertise those results. -------------... . old ardry. Bargain $300.00 ner aero tides you have stored away and Half cash, also desirable corner have no use for. A little thirtylot, Sanford Heights $2100. ccnt ad may bring you several Terms. Apply owner P. O. Box dollars. Phono 148 nnd a repre­ 1135. sentative will call and see you. ^OINC O U T W T O L O O K FO K AN 2108 PALMETTO 110 Slaaaolla Ateaue I'honc 44* AWAITS YOU OF THE HERALD HOUSE FOR RENT at Paola. Six W AN TED : Colored boy to do jan miles from Sanford postofficc. itor work. Sanford Herald. rive room house Routh o f school house at Paola. Rent $25.00 per W ANTED— 56 laborers at new Ice plant $4.00 per day. month. Apply next door to J. G. Hcrschbcrger. I -bAlO W E ARE I*CtNQ T Q MOVE N N D S fO O A R E . a99-M — Phona — 490-M Rose Court Lots INGING UP FATHER >» t,know what ter ho. Dere wnrn’t nnrry perlko in sight, so J hu.l o jS ,S ir »*" .e /b c iy ^ n lo van? Ami h° \ m,c h” *^ to boule- $1000. Terms / QUICK SKltVICH FOUND: Small purse, containing change and card o f Mrs. Philip Mitchell Christian. • Owner may obtain same by calling at Herald office and paying for this adv. per month. 10— For Rent, R ooms Block 13, tie r t). ON THE “ CLASSIFIED PAGE” se FOR REN T: Located ono nnd Supplies HOUSE mile north o f Longwood near p, Female p/Male ■ M a le or $875.09. Tefm& Contractor and Builder 9— For Rent, Houses highway, rental $25 Jno. D. Jinkins. Block 11, Tier ft. W atrk, Jewelry and CUek llepalrtrta nad Kaaravlas TO REACH the prosperous farm ­ FOP. SALE: Complete meat mar­ ket outfit, including sawn, block, ers and fern growers of Volus­ ia county advertise in the DeLand computing scales nnd largo re- , WIGHTS—Thres stations. Mag­ FOR SA LE : Escarole plants ready Daily News, rate lc per word, cash frigerator. This can bo had for nolia and Second. First and Eim, cost of accumulated storage char­ to set; I. II. Rubow, Mecca Ham­ with order. ges. II. B. McCall, Oviedo, Fla. mock. DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Pensacola is beginning the Send In your subscription to the 33— Wanted greatest development In Georgia’s Tribune or hand it to your local W AN TED : Sheet metal work of history; a half million dollar high­ dealer so you can read Florida a Ono year, all kinds. Sanford Sheet Metal way to the gulf beach just finish­ greatest newspaper. ed; at two million dollar bridge $8.00, fl months, $4.00, three months Works. 312 E. 2nd St. across Escambia Ilay started; $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insurW ANTED quarter million dollar opera house anco policy ndd 76c to your order. To get in touch with own- under construction; two millions ners or developers of small being spent on highway; greatest DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell anything? If so advcrtlso In tracts for the purpose o f doing the chance fo r live developers to gel pioneer work. Settling a model In on ground floor. Write Devel­ the Gainesville Sun. ___ _________ show tract as good example. Act opment Department. The PcnsnOHIO—Xenia. Mako your sales ns field agents, etc. Box 8, Long- eola News. through the Xenia Gazette, Zenwood. in, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ TAM PA DAILY TIMES, Tnrnpn, trict. Want ad and di«play rates W ANTED: Used dressers and Fla. Thousands rend tho clas­ chairs in good condition. Reas­ sified pages o f Florida’s Grent onable. 314 E. 5th SL Homo Daily, rates 2 cents a word. Minimum 25c, cash with order. W ANTED: Experiehccd truck Write for complcto rate card. driver w a n t' job. Can keen truck ADDRESSING — Multi graphing, folding and mading— ai you in good repair. Can give ~ood ref­ TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of Florida real estate advertise in want it--w hen you want It erences. 1118 French and 12th. the St. Petersburg Times. One can* Phone 673. H. E. Porch. First 34— Wanted Help, Female rent a word daily, two cents a won National Bank Bldg. Sundays. 8— For Rent, Apartments W AN TED : Experienced, waitress. Apply Manhattan Cafe,.Palmetto PALM BEACH COUNTY — The scene o f stupendous develop­ FOR R E N T : Nice clean furnished Ave. ment. Read ftbout it in tho Palm housekeeping apartments. 314 E. W A N TE D : Girl cashier, Sol-Rite Oeuch Post. Sample copy rent on 5th St. request. Grocery Store, 410 Sanford Ave. E ggs G O Sv\ B O T I FtELK H Ct’M -:jr S o d r a ..^ H. A. SPE1R Earle T. Field OPPORTUNITY SANFORD ELECTRIC LO. 28— Plant, Seeds, Trees Successors to Glllon * I Magnolia. Ersrything elserlcaL Phona 422. Elaetreglth JTEWART THE FLO RIST" Flowers .'or all occasioaa. 814 Myrtle. Phons 260-W OUT OUR WAY — P £ $250.00 to* $500.00 M jn a n the mon1l,l whi,° in August 231,380 cars with 601,661 passen­ gers made tho crossing. TI store- Hcriptions, D O T . riTVm.* ut 100,4,3 automobiles with .»!4.901 passengers made transit r * 3j ]3 drug Lot 8, Lot9, H. C. VIELE Jeweler fied ad work for you. ^ B u s i n e s s S e r v ic e _____ Cars From EveryState But One Cross Bridgcl J umns” of The Herald. Let a class! addressing Service Station c-o. Her­ ald. ___________ ■ LANEY’S On and after January the 10th, 1926, the Painters scale will be $ 1.00 per h 6ur. Local 1261, Sanford . By M. D. JACKSON, Financial Secretary. You are wasting time and mo­ ney If this page hasn’t your clas­ sified advertisem ent Phone it in today. No. 148. 24—-Lost, Found STUMPED HIM Ballou, p. Zachary, p, Marlurry, i xLlebold THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT — CentTal W est Virginia's largnil rate ritts 1 1 1 run est dailtf daily. Want Wont ad l-2c per word; 4 insertions 1 l-4 c; 0 or more l c per word each insertion. Insert an ad in th e “ Classified. Col FOR SA L E : Babys folding sulky. Price 26.00. Mrs. Andenon, 915 Elm. 107-109 S. Pafrk Ave. Sanford J oy lla W. H. LONG F L O R ID A -O R L A N D O — Orlando Momintr Sentinel; largest claial* fled bnilnesa, rate lc a word, min' imam 24c cash with order. 22— Sale, Fumitae JTow l» rrnrilj- f„r |I.U gtaeaee, r rrr lnf«trc»uilio:i nml booklet. When atar hurlcrs are faltering and the situation grows critical that’s the king of relief pitchers, lie ’s pulled msny a game out o f the old where Fred Marbenry. big right-hander, comes In. Fred’s known ns frying pan for the Nationals and is every ready to take up the work were a team-mate found the going too tough. DW FOR SA LE : Lot between 10th and 11th Street on Laurel. Price $1750. JSeltcr^at^ Basket. • Paralysis . E. 8PURLING, nO-divialon apaeiatUt Subdivision to Or­ lando, Florida, and ' F l o r a Heiahta, Florida on Dixit High­ way. . • necessary to build a Cci i t a NOTICE TO ALL CONTRACTORS 42— Advtg. Mediums 21— Sale, Real Estate 8— Anton, Rent » 3.— VPpt- Glcnp ‘Pop* W firncr, football doach at rtanfonf-fiTnivcrsity, h a s ‘ figh t veterans missing from the team that last season tied California for the Pacific Coast Conference cram* iionship. Yet the 1925 eleven promses to be superior. Last fall Stanford won revery ~ z~ game o f the regular season *cxccpt Ithe big game with California which resulted in a 20 to 20 tie. Stanford lost a post-season game to Notre Dame at Pasadena. The three ,rcgulcrs from 1924 are Contain Ernie Nevcrs, 205-pound full back, twice mentioned on All-Am erica selec­ tions; Ted Shipkey, end, and Fred Swan, guard. Several othcrri back on the squad made varsity letters last season, but did not play reg­ ularly. • 111 luck camped on Nevers’ trail last season. He was hurt in a scrimmage before the first game and spent most o f the season on the sideline:’ Ho recovered in time to play against Notre Dame, and R esident o f F lorid a sine*. I SSL in that game he advanced the ball Ref.ieaccs: F irst N ational Rank. sensationally. Warnet- will have ........ ........ plenty „o„f J. H. HUTCHINSON weight, both in the lino and the R E A L nSTA T K backfield. The lino which he selcct.133 W #«t Flrat Street i ’ hune .473 . tentatively, averaged 193, the backfield 100 pound3. Warner also • Member o f HANFORD. FLA. Florida State has plenty o f reserve material to ' . F lorin s Ae.ioclt.Uon. . back up the-fkconstructcd varsity. Stanford's first big test will bo the game against Southern Cali­ fornia at Los Angeles, O d . 17. |How Dope Stacks Up | i •_________ ALt;0, Oct ' • We have two plans Your Ho; SAN FORD; FLORIDA; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 13, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 13, 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 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 13, 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