1 10 235 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7d7d23ef0f0e07c2859e7e40ac9eb037.pdf 0e5324a282f6069ab1a799e12b1431ad PDF Text Text ' Experienced buyers of fine homesites do not hesitate to give Loch Arbor pride of place in the list pf beautiful properties in this delightful Section of Sanford. Its desirability as a hom esite for a permanent home has been Wide streets and driveways with ornamental w hite w ay .system will'travers the entire development. Tropical shriibbery and colorful plants will ■ • ■ ^ cover the terraces and driveways. Attractive entrances Qf apprqpriate de*i . it- ’■ '_■ ■ .. . * * beautiful homedpot. at an eari Make your reservations now that a choice selection Next to Post Office TELEPHONE 588 FIRST STREET AND P 11 bhb; J �*t K"5* V Ponzi Seeks Wealth Jn Florida C orner O nirchnni ra. CnrUon and two children, .1 >n of Colorado nro occupying th< endemon home. U no evidence th at bee* tho »cn*urt! A{ & Vv*. , W.* r '*** GIVEN AT eantlme. a eeven- V-?|K ittoto: - H m # ;Jf«| Moke the Price We Make the Deed” »•& * pLDK ENTUCKY AUCTION CO. 4ii s f Long Time Lornm on Ewlden ■ v ' . VIM' 2nd Street. «. *T>M-\ •if-U 1C vOlJ4»r .ftL ; -- ------------------------------------------- 0 rl“ r h .„ .e ii d' �•Would ha hate married hctT’' . I Answer, “Yea." • « r t{ The Jdry ■did not answer the qwstioar "Did the plaintiff co-hablt with rtho defendant after he *obtained ■full knowledge that the defend­ ant was of colored blood ?” Poll of Jury la Taken Isaac N. Mills, counsel for cRhinelandcr, demanded that a poll of tho Jury bo taken, which was dona. There was no detnonstra(tion In tha court when the Jury’s -findings were read. , Alice Rhinelander and her fam­ ily were In the room, and took the verdict without any particular show at elation. Loonard Kip Rhinelander wan not in court to hear the decision. The functions of the JU17 u^ere limited . to. answering the' seven . questions propounded to It. Be­ fore the rases Went to the Jury Justice Morschauser had indicated that his decision relative to tho an­ nulment, to be baaed on tho find­ Ings of tho Jury, would not ho made for several days. After Jus* tier Mon chauser hati made his rul­ ing the entire ease must go back to s special term of supremo court for final review. Immediately nftcr the Jury's findlngn had been read. Isaac N. Mills, counsel for Rhinelander, m oved to have the verdict sit aside as being contrary to the .right of evidence. Justice Morschauser reserved decision, instructing tho attorney to return a brief wlthlp a few days. - «r»l services, "attended by hun­ dreds of friend*. -wefe held tor three victims of lake tragedy, which occurred hero late Tues­ day. i - . DOMESTIC ' District 'Attorney Iluckncr of New York is investigating the Inland distribution ’system of a .'big rum ring,'which he believes -has boon broken with tho arrest of alleged rlnc leaders on Thursday.' 5 Although she and Charles Bry­ ant lived together ns man and wlfo for 14 years, they wero not married. Alla Naxlmnva. film star, -admits today. When bo triad to dynamite a slaughter plant where- horses are killed Frank Litts, Colorado cowboy, was seriously injured at Rockford. III. „ „ Answers favorable to Alico Kip Rhinelander were made to all but two of the questions pass­ ed upon by tho.Jury which renderbd Its seated verdict lata this morning. •. Republicans In Ilouse and Renato hold sopafat© conferences today to pcrfoct plans for both 'organisations before opening of Congrosa Monday. ’ Storm victims in threo Sou-thern states rccetves aid from enlghbora following tornado Fri­ day which did considerable dam-. Oman of the committee on ffto and transportation, reportthat favorable progress was ber a f f l & f e S K K i sue squarely.” v Cary A. Hardee following his nom­ infr made toward relieving _____ .. the ination at the polls. He has served serious freight congestion. He - ■ Protest Against Niae V-* . WASHINGTON, Dae. B.—(*>)— without interruption since that pointed out that Sanford is far better situated than mbit cities of A formal protest against tha seat­ date. Asked fay-a i m U W M ld w - the state and claimed that this ing of Gerald P. Nye, aa senator for North Dakota, has been lodg­ tiro as to his probable successor, city ia receiving 1t‘a share of the judge stated that he did not recent permits. ^ • ed with tho president of the sen­ the He stated his reasons for Much criticism was - expressed ate by the Republican slate cen­ know.tral committee and Harrison Gar- leaving offlco ,in this manner: by members of the Chamber on the road and highway conditions nnett Republican national nomi­ throughout the county, especially nee, from that state. on^those roads leading into tho city. Good Roads Committee re­ ported that action will soon be tak­ en on Its request for the repair of the main highways. Corespondenco with highway officials wns Sanford Girl Hurt introduced In nn effort to enlight­ Th Auto Accident en the member as to tho progress being made. * ' , Miss Catherine Teague of San­ Many Contribute to 'Fund ford was severely cut about the - 8. O. Shinholsef, Chairman of Head and face Thursday night financo committee, announcod tral Park. An entire change of when the automobile in which sho the the number of delinquent sub­ program lias been effected, It Is was returning from a dance in that scribers to tho advertising fund said, and Conductor Joseph Rela- Orlando was forced froih tho road was gratlfyingly small. Mr^Bhlnenstcln announced this morning and wrecked against a tree. expressed himself qg well that the program will Include sev­ Mis« Teague’s companions, Misa holser pleased with collections thus far eral old favorites. E. Blossom, oCWlnter Park. Mr. intimated that no serious -The personnel of tho band has Clark nnd Mr. Scott, both of Or­ and trouble would likely bo experien­ been enlarged and also improved lando, escaped with a few minor ced in. collecting all tho pledges. •ince the close of last season, It scratches. 1• " ] The legislative committee re­ waa stated. Thursday night’s con­ cert attracted a large audience, in The injured young 'woman waa ported that Governor Martin had spite of the cool Weather and many taken to tho home of her sister vetoed tho fish and bird reserva­ are expected to attend Sunday git- In the Wclaka Apartments, where tion bill, which was passed at the It la reported that she Is under tho last session of tho legislator >. ernoon. ■ The members stated, however, that Conductor Beltensteln announc­ care of physiciana. Tho mqchino in which tl>o par­ little delay would be caused by the ed the following program for the ty wax returning to Sanford was veto, and thnt another bill would Sunday -concert. -March—Tho Boston Conimand- forced. off tho road by another bo Introduced at tip next regular « ery. Carter. * ’ • • • - automobile while pounding n sharp assembly. anrVfl it If ia !• said. Rgiil ' Mayor Forrest Lake, wha acted Overture—Queen of Autumn, curve, as chairman In the absence of Blgge. . President Higgins, stated, that ne­ FIVE DIE IN SHIPWRECK Grand Selection—Martha, Flogotiations with the Atlantic Coast tow. LONDON, Dec. 6.—(Jfj—^The, Xlne Railroad officials had result­ Intermesso—In a Moonlit Gar­ British Steamer Ashton sank to­ ed In the company agreeing *3 den, King. .. Intermission • day a f te r * collision with tho U. move Its tracks to allow for the Sacred Ovorture—Refuge, Ben- -8 . Shipping Board Staamer Fed­ completion of tho new boulevard eral in tho Scheldt River. Tho to the west. General satisfaction net. . *r Celebrated Sextette—Lucia, Doh- Ashton went down within a few was expressed by members over minutes with the loss of the Capt­ this announcement. Mayor Lako ixettl. (Contoinucd on Pago Three), Patrol—Tho American, Meach- ain and three members of the crow. am. # •t March—Stars and 8 tripes R<jr* ever, Sousa. ■* Our National Anthem—The Star Spangled Banner, Kay.*. Feature Program ls GivenOuf For Band Concert On Sunday • Help By Neighbors NEW ORLEANS, Dec. B.—UP)— Resident! of three southern states —Mississippi, - Kentucky and Ar­ kansas—today were lending aid to neighbors, .made homclcse yester­ day by wlnd-etorme and tornadoes which exacted a toll of six lives, injured mure than a scoro of per. eons and caused property damage conservatively estimated a t . more ..than $500,000. - .. Loss of both lives and proparty waa heavier In Mississippi than In the other state* whom the freak of naturo spent Ms force. Four negroes wore killed and 10 per-; sons Injured In Yotoo City. A?detachment of national guardmen, called to duty, by Governor Whitfield, today guarded the prop­ erty of s|orm victim*. Many per*aona made homeless were making their headquarters today In the homes of Yasoo City neighbor* where they were guests last night, Oliver West, 70 and his wife. m ■ ■ ■— — » 1 P ■— Nazimova And Bryant Lived Together 14 Years But Never Married, She Says New Sob-Division . Opened On West Side Subdivision activities reported, Include the opening yesterday of Latonia, a Sanford subdivision ^iveat of the railroad shops. price of lota will be (800,00, It was announced. The Scrugga--8coggan Realty, Company reports that salsa In Morvsnln have passed tho (80,000 mark. They also report the consumntion of a deal, through their office, whereby an Orlando syn­ dicate becomes owner of property Though ’the fox flghta a trap on Cypress Avenue, bordering the until death, the lynx makes Uttie lako, which they intend to dovslopo aa a subdivision, it Is said. or no attempt.to fret himself. K he might be arrested because it was thought be had been married to Nasimova, Bryant insisted that hta statement in getting a license was correct. . . In 1919 there was an announce­ ment In New York that ho and Nasimova had been married. “Ha ka the truth," Nasimova told Courant when asked if he waa single when bo married Misa'Gilhoc ley; 1 • “What ia there to Sar? Every­ thing that can be said, has been said. Why should the matter bo stirred up further? Mr. Bryant did not perjure himself. himself, He tie la is B guardsman was placed under buspM«n yesterday whin an agent for an Insurance- company, which has been ’bonding tha men arrest­ ed or Indicted. , Mr. Buckner told bow one coast guard officer refused a bribe of |20,OQq, to let a rum boat slip Cowboy Injured In Attempt To -Blow Up Slaughter Plant ROCKFORD. IVo. B.—(/P)—Tho nffection of n Montana cowboy for the semi-wild horses of his native ranges may cost him his life. Frank Lilts, Miles City, Mant., cowboy, learning thnt horses rais­ ed on a ranch whore he wns work­ ing, were being shipped to Rock­ ford for slaughter at a horse meat packing plant, conic hero with tho intention of dynamiting the plant and was seriously'wounded in the attempt. • • Ho was found in a thicket where he hnd crawled after ho was shot by a detective who saw him in the act of planting the oxploslvc. From his cot in the hospital ward of tho jail, I.Jtts gave, the police a statement Colling of four previous attempts to burn tho plans after ho hnd written n let­ ter to Mrs- Coolldgo, wife of the president asking her to use her influence against the nractice. The other three attempts at burning the plant wero extinguish­ ed before much damage resulted. Slnco Ihen private detectives have guarded the plant. Early yesterday ono of tho guards challenged a man crouch­ ed against a wall. In exchango of pistol shot, the prowler appar­ ently escaped. Iiynamlto was found near tho brick wall. After an all day search Litts was found In a clump of bushes almost two miles away, seml-consclouvlnd ...Itk kU k..k /III—I ..Ilk l.l-l'.lw,, Sanford Tile Co. Opens New Plant The Sanford Cement Products Company, composed of B. F. Laweon and C. E. Smith, who have both located in Sanford perman­ ently, announces the opening of its new plant on tho corner of Fifth Street and Maple Avenue. * The new factory manufactures a high teat building tUe by a me­ chanical pressure, said to differ from any other tilo making methods employed in this section of the atate. Mcihberii of the firm report an increasing.demand for tile ini In this city. form a' Mmgitlon district and It ia my opinion th a t tha canal pro­ ject is one of tha biggest improve­ ments that will over come to the district. M f we'RCt what we arc ontitled to from tho- national government, they will step in and at least meet us halfway, for-certain! ... for certainly we need 'an outlet from tho St. Johns River to the Indian River and on down tho East Coast. • ‘ “It Is a recognised fact that with waterway transportation, our freight rate will be reduced at least ono third, which will mean tho saving nf millions of dollars to the producers In tho affected area. This will not be a Ufa time coming, 'for just as soon as we open this canal, thnt moans n freight rate adjustment." Senator Parrish spoke highly-of tho beguiles at Sanford, and of the industrial possibilities with which he said tho city was favored. nosed of ^Mayor Porreat Lake. P ail Uke, Sidney Rive, M. Y. Biedsoe, Mrs. ( Jniido Herndon and . John Graham tang "Onward Christian Soldiers.” • Rika In Ckarge At Cemetery The remainder of the service was conducted by officials of the Sanford Elks lodge, who super­ vised the removal of tho bodU-a to the now Municipal Cemetery; where they wore interred in ac-‘ cordance with tho prercrlbed ritu­ als of the organisation. Past Exalted Ruler E. F. House­ holder led tag service* at tha genv* assisted by Chaplain 8. Rungs. Leading Knight C. J, Marshall. Lecturing ]Knight J. E. Ritchie and Loral Knight Ocorgp TM^ottos. Members of the ImnWiofe fam­ ily left-the scene before tho graves were filled, leaving the placing Of the multitude of floral offerings to the young ladies of the 8t, Ag. nes Oalld, an organisation with which Mrs. Coleman has boen close­ ly identified. _ Judiciary Affairs Of State Again Working After Three Changes Entombed Miners Are RescuedToday; Two SuccumbLater , TALLAHASSEE, Dec. B.—(/ft— ......................... .ff«| Florida’s ... _ .Judiciary . . ____r _____ were functioning this morning followip- three changes made Friday in high legal circles of the state. NEDERLAND, Col., Dec. B^-fjP) J. B. Johnson, attorney for the Internal Improvement Board, and —Twenty-two miners entombed in former state sonator, had taken the flaming subterranean passage over tho office of Attorney Gen- of the Fairvlew Mine near thl* crnl today] Rivera Bufford .had littlo mountain town for nearly moved Into tho seqt mado vacant 18 hours, emerged today from their on the circuit bench .when Judge underground tomb alive. Half of T. F. West resigned two weeks them, big stalwart fellows, stagago. and Judge Armstead Brown gea-d almost succumbed In JMOkor Miami, was signing "chief Jus- ing tunnels while other wars car­ . ' tiro",after his official signature ried out In handling tho business of Flor­ The fight now haa shifted from the. .torturous tlreiwep* earthen ida’s highest tribunal. Mr. Johnson’s appointment as chambers to a little frame house attorney general canto late- yes- where a temporary hospital baa torday—about four hours, in fact, boen thrown up to care for tho after Governor Martin had an­ men. There death camo to claim nounced Mr. Buford as the Jus­ two—QLrtbert Stevenson, a miner, tice. f -j * * • ■ and Charles Herqulat, a rescue workmr. Moet of the others are ex­ pected to recover. <• * The Fairvlew la a gold and lead mine. The men were entraptfsd early yesterday when a fire brol out In tha mine and sw^pt throuj tho wooden timber for nearly 2 feet into the main tunneh T1 fire. waa followed by a care-1 er Comal grounded off Gadsden which blocked the portal and-li < Point, about seven miles botow this prisoned the miners. * city. Tho .Comal waa ftoated dur­ Tho mlnera escaped death pi ing high tlds and today l marily through tha building of dock here. The vessel 1 bulwark In a wing of tha vm drift off the ’main tunnel/ 4* to have been undamaged. A*VIII tha WIU portal. JMJIVUI, Behind tl feet from BURGLARS GET (30,089 shelter they escaped the gas fumes and amoks. C STILLWATER, Minn.. Dec. 6. stones and dirt were used •</P)—Uurglur* knocked off the thp holes In the bulwark. sis of .three vaults In the Stilltoday and water postoffico The population of "inner Lonescaped with ap 00,In stamps on �r/f.vfirTTY^JtJSKSf” 1*^ V ’T^-TT-V* f.\ . J w ■ , _ , T, . will be placed on the market Monday morning, December 7tn. it is ALMOST A CERTAINTY that not a lot will he unsold at the end of THREE DAYS. ^fr^wirte, and contemplates thfl'fllkictlonorone costing one million dolla^i. Coral Gables interests have recbntlv purchased large tracts on Lake Jes• sup, two miles from the center of Longwood, which will see big develop­ ment in the near future. AND LONGWOOD IS THE CENTER OL ALL ACTIVITIES LONG WOOD is spending $117. aim for a city water supply. LONGWOOD lias a nv>\. m r.' midm* way t<» bring L'l«»1 Ida’s \V111 1I*. W A 'i through town. L( )NGW()OD is to liavi* in 11if imined iate I'lilure t he fnllowinp now inst ilntions; housed in new ovid.-m buildings. snnu to he riveted*. The LONG WOOD HANK A- TRUST COMPANY. The LONGWOOD PHARMACY. The LONGWOOD MEAT MARKET. The LONGWOOD GARAGE. The LONGWOOD INN, I'ornuTly known a ^ the Orange and Black Hotel has been taken over by a syndicate of capitalists, and will ho put in the best of older, and addition ; made. When complete this hotel will he an outstanding .factor among Florida llostelries. An AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORY M A NUFAt'TURING COM PAN Y is exlifte d to locate in LONGWOOD in the very m ar future, the land for the plant having been donut, d by Mr.E. W. llenck, LONG WOOD’S PIONKLK REM DEN I. I hi *, plant will give permanent employment to be­ tween 1fit) and IdM) men, Mr. llenck invites «>ihc*r manufacturing com­ panies to Longwood on the same basi LOW PRICKS WILL M AKK PROFITS FOR ALL! The prices are so LOW as to be almost unbelievable. 1he residence lots range in price from $.'100 to $1,000, with an average of about $500. Excep­ tionally good business frontage may be purchased at from $100 to $f>00 per front foot, a price that means untold profits for buyers. Think what Longwood will be, WHAT IT MUST LOGICALLY BECOME! Then fig­ ure profits on a conservative basis,and you will be surprised. KORSEKN BY HENCK BROUGHT ABOUT BY PRIME The ultimate development of Longwood was foreseen by its founder, Mr. E. W. llenck, years agone. It’s present leap into the public eye has been brought about largely by Mr. L. C. Prime, General Sales Manager for the Tinker Company, of Orlando. Mr. Prime is in touch with capitalists from the North who have made money by following his lead in Florida real es­ tate. These capitalists unhesitatingly say that LONGWOOD is the best proposition brought to their attention by Mr. Prime. FOLLOW THE LEAD OF THOSE WHO KNOW! These capitalists KNOW. Follow their lead and make money with them. Our full staff of salesmen will be on the ground early Monday morning to take care of all comers. First come, first served. We cannot urge too strongly Ihe advantages of being early. LONGWOOD PROPERTIES FOR SALE EXCLUSIVELY BY THE TINKER SYSTEM T H E T IN K E R C O »1l'A N\ T in k er B uilding 12 W chI Pine S treet Telephone !)0H. AND JO E TIN K ER & SONS Affiliated Companies Phillipo T h ea ter Building I,. C. PRIME, General Sales Manager .13 South O range Avenue Telephone 1178 �Don t o do It In th« m e a t chopper! S otn* p eop le u*e tw ice a* much potatoen as m ea t. You m ay like n la rg er proportion o f men! A good plan la to turn it into * s lig h tly b uttered rn ssim ile and let it hrnwtt a little in the oven- or you may turn It into a fry in g pan to brown S o m e cook* make it into flat bulland brown the hull* on liotli .ule* F a ith f u lly . M A RTHA » S a W ^ r f o r n . n t loyely home on Union Avenu C ity and Tam na. The lo n g stu d io -liv in g room, Luncheon Club Friday. Q u a n titie s o f fr a g r a n t n arcissu s Puntn Gordo— C ity co m p letes Inw ith its plaijuea, rahinets, and othMr* YV W C, S m ith lias ns ! er piece* o f a i t . together w ith a w ere used in * h a rm in g profusion stallatlm i of w ,100,000 gal Inn I her gu est, her mother Mrs (I F profusion of .... flow ci * uindi* in the rnoni* w here the card tab reservoir i McRae of Ocula w e ir pinred I c i t i f y hand lifttrtr this place a ino*l p leasin g picture I pin i I* and talli*'- » n r *I-. * n r i \ (d lllllllo lit I additiHiiH) si it* form al opening F riday aft in 11f■h Miss Mary Powell of Raleigh Cl noun tin tile hearth a , h eel y Ifltf 'Hit till* i'nlf'r Mint if 4»f white* I'll V*’ii AII l*f't < h*iHK plunnuij by rttld lf|P**li( Vll'fp U<4*l -VI Ii V C , arrived home Friday and tire tu nned and hoi i* -Wong til • It \ * ’f*nTi*riiip th** - tmtiII Iiitii hr m will sjtem! the w in ter here with ( m , rii ii Idl on, kepi filled w i j . hull mg tab! I**' w<■i *' i*r \ ■»hil I«:i *'k*-■* till I s i ' l e i . Mis. David Caldwell, at h i w at»n I*. Ille W Ief resill II I' I with rr*!i Nani, t •! or | . ' 11»«k ii h om e in Rose t our' siding .it the t' i •**' ' I' Mn V 1IIIif ' It 1 IVh» I 'll 4 fit il I '"'if st* ''M|i It*i*fi Y It..I i i I Motile in..I f n . .1 I It I A n a il s from St A u g u stin e no. se I vl ng Wel e M , I oil iwiDfcj th* lut' li*,*n», a fiiuHi torm g th rou gh tin. . t a l e , mid «lo|« cl uiul U il/ab etb v}|ii *imi kci Itnf *i 'ill« I MilI*»* 1TI fin#* iirtHl »li*44*t Ill'll KAltl«* 'd t! 11(■!I■ ping over in s jm ifo r d Thursday for i] it runt l> at til* <I 'Ii- plic' ed I In* | II’ * * foi high sliloi k s a h rirf’ stnv^included. K i' Fpp*. o 'l p n - l t l hitllil pliltlted i l ' » J A T irlady of [ V ii u t t , rrprr**t*ii' R It Kimlialdl. H Ahert amt C -it'i*'* UJiini «r *•Oil* • •r e e lin g the it com tiotes, w e ie iiwaidioi M * m g eatale* with t o t . i k i o 1 Flm rival w as \ | i s U <1list f soil •ft, in tin* m t !• I Ii oij iii 1 11lit and Mi* I F iila holding*, has tieeu m ak in g n Is*com in g cretonne rtMHH'k v*lm 11 01 *holder lour of inspection of tin t *lMtf a. p]«y«**| thf* **\ ' e m gractou*H do Mt and Mr* .la m es h Maw T h ose |.ln ' mg wer* Mis l..m cording to a statem en t fio m the kin* and thru g u e s t s . Mi and pill IIll'll the ' II1llpl' Will , . l|f nr* i uii" .*. Y| i * I h it* ni m tliiit Mi Sttnftirtl o ffice of the i ’ackur I Mrs Mon o f C hicago, have re 3I"* kllnVUI fCM I \| t illllo IVlII MI ' 1 I* Iloll* Min ti ad iu n at ion W Realty C o m p a n y , o f Itr-ttoit turned from a d elig h tfu l trill down till* old fash ion ed t u g - , as well H* hold* t Mr- It \ N e w m a n , Mi* Mr. T ip ia d y visittsl sev era l i m ­ the F a st Coast and to H avana, bridge tires-ssiitiee. c on sole a *t*. F la n k Miller, Mt» .I.ime- •■ Sha w ntisj fl«i w i*i ■» it fit I all kind* «>f portan t point*, o liservin g gen eral I u ha run and M is (ieorg** A Ih.l'ottcs uctivitie* a* well as those of pal f rit*niii*hip i’nr<|i and ticular Interest to hi* prinfipaK Th«» 'tilth*! will h** «kn«*h U \ Wherder, t c a l l o l , whrise Mr. F I Schumacher of F.n* nreording to the statem ent fi m u * 1 t » d «"'< hmrk til o ff ic e is in I In* F u s t Nut Ion ill Ms was a m o n g those from out of U pon hi* return to Sanford the '•>wn atten d in g the sectional meet viaitor* w ith thi* I'xrt'ption «*f Kn Hank liu lld in g has t e e n ahscilt Packard Company l e j a u t i . lie pui ••• of the Florida F ed eration of ilny-* when it will rem ain open un- , f l o m his o ff ic e since Monday Cp chases) II lots in on* hie ■ tllto.lg \ Mr* Scott ii on iiis return it w as learned that A omuii's Cluhs at the Woman's 11 1 H o'clock their org a n iza tion , li e hu*> re ''lull T h u rsd ay Mm. Schumacher in! at the studio by her *i*U*rt lie had been on a hu n tin g expidt turned to Metroit for a short lim e j is chairm an of S ection Seven , M n lU ip h W u rien , linn It is said and will then return to I which includes the local flub, S an ford and start the elec tio n of several h ou ses on hi* lots on the Mrs It it. Parker o f llollyw<md, Slllidtvtsiotl now know a* C o tta g e arrived hi Sanford on T u esd ay for Hill. A C aat o f a short stay Mr* Parker w a s one SEASON'S SOCIETY AND MUSICAL EVENT F im o tu 1, P a lm e t to carload t itrus of the prlncipni sp eaker* at the fruit ship p ed from this sis-tmn. to section al m eetin g of the Florida A r tlit a — H TUESDAY Federation of Women's Cluhs held dale here T h u rsd ay at th e W o m an ’s The U DEC. NTH I dub. You can't w in ' I ’l.iHM) police are Fin e s t sw orn to 'g el' you alive or dead' Slngiuu >+ + + + + < . ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + + + + ♦ + ♦ + + + + ♦ ♦ You h a v e to g e t alt the break* « Detroit Man Buys Sanford Properly MILAN Chorua In Our suit-division is undergo­ EA T A DISH EVERY DAY ing most substantial develop­ ment and advertising. Try Smith's Barber Shop for g-ood barber work. Ladles welcome Next to Valdez. .1 Ru At * * SEMINOLE CREAMERY CO. Rhone 634 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦I* |0 N PAID UP CERTIFICATES'! Leather Goods For j CHRISTMAS GIFTS Hand tooled, pin seal, all shapes, Black, Brown, 'Fan and Grey. $5.00 to $15.50 All Leather Cases Fitted. MadG of fine leather. $.‘15.00 to $60.00 each P R E S E N T S TO TH E A M U SE M E N T -L O V IN G . T H E G R E A T E S T O F ALL R E V I V A L S — T H E Ladies’ Hat Boxes All leather with or without fittings. Ladies' Purses for $.‘{.50 Grey, Tan, Brown and Black purses and hand ba^s, made of real leather. $.3.50 each T hat is made from pure, rich cream and milk is mil u lux­ ury or a fad, but a necessary food. A Loan Association + + + •0'+ ++ + *+ + + * + + + *++++^+ F IF T Y PEOPLE On liberal commission Phone 219 Sen ior C hristian Enrlravnr, 0 : 1 0 1 p to. P rea ch in g service T .10 p m The session will meet at the clowe j o f each p reach in g service for the reception o f m em bers A m e r ic a . CO N IC OPERA CO. Salesmen Cream W o r O B.I P. m. Ladies' Hand Bags Valentine one little slip m ean s S in g S lu g " This, printed on cards displayed p rom in en tly In street cars in New Y ork City urt ns a d isco u ra g em en t o f crim e th ro u g h the psychological e f f e c t o f fear upon both tiro hard eiieil and tho imteiitiul ciim ln a i. rnmnnmt m k im -11 a. w. Junior Cnrlatlan Endeavor, St 10 ] $10.50 to $35.00 Week End Cases Ladies fitted cases, 14 to 18 inch size, made of all leather. $12.50 to $50.00 '► Men’s Leather Bill Folders and Card Cases made of fine pin seals, black and brown, $2.50 to $3.50. : N o auperlor or alm ilar : m u s i c a l organ ization will appear In th is city d u rin g (be p resen t a e a io n i THE WORLD’S REST LOVED AND MOST TUNEFUL OPERA A Super-Production In Point of Beauty, of Art and P lctu reaq u en eie, SEAT SALE MONDAY Ita Melodlea lnapire and Set New Lyric Standard* In th e M ualc World. 'MAILORDERS TREMENDOUS The Yowell Company 1r. 1 �Itotm/' tar *s m*n> u 0.00 germ* have boon found In the of a tlnglo Insect. Parker wisely associated In Bl Brothers D ealer to “send one over I. W. PHUUPS’ SONS bathroom Ponzi Seeks Wealth In Florida Mr. and Hr£ Boss, recant ar­ rivals from Honolulu, huvo thslr pftrsio apartment completed and nitva moved Into It. . ’ . Comer Oak Avenue and 2nd Street They have bean occui Inr the Wayne cottars since tho arrival. Recant arrivals • In Ooldsnmd are Mr. and Mrs- Powell of North Carolina located In tho David Douflass house. ' ---------- ,. Mr, and Mrs. Carney of Colodo ,who have purchased n small ove on the Mike Howell road near Garden Lake, and Mr..and Mrs. Carlson and two children, alson of Colorado'arc'occupylny the Henderson house, " S There Is no evidence that bees /(an bear, though their aense of amoll Is stro n rv developed. BY TAYLOR MOM’N POP i.TDO- 6BEWHAT AROCKr THINK WOOCAN MOVA rf ER LIKE THIS Ktf^fOO J DEAREST THIS IS IHC’ HAPPIEST MOMENT OP MVUFB-TOlGRJNGIS TKE EViDCNCSOPMY GREAT LOVE-TPS J Radiant spa r k le / REMINDS Me O F - J • OH ISN'T IT 60R 3E 00S? IT MUST MM B COST flO O O * * OR.MORE v HELD ON GIVEN AT Thursday, Dec. 10, at 2 P. M • o * : Charles L’onil, only rscvntly rt’lcsmd from prUoii fur his iloston In­ vestment swindle. Is now a Florida ri nltor, trying hard to make enough money to pay off his creditors. Ho has organised an Investment com­ pany and Is selling off his creditors. He has 'organised an Investment company la tolling $10 units of Investment, promising to redeem them for $30 ench. Meantime, a seven-year'sentence in tno Massachusetts prison Isjianying overJtIs head. ' r JUStLOOKArMY ,Tn engagement ring h 9 nt/ VE9P-H0NEST7RBAUN? oh x know nr d id ,. OHAUNT LDC/- UNCLE / HENRY— rr MAGNiYicewrrChiCK , WONT ADMIT IT BUT IT J S^MUSTHAVB C O S T / , catsup And "T LITTLE BSHBSI vjhere ' d He GET TOE. - / • DODAH7 NOW OPEN , - THE ALTAMONTE HOTEL ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLA., ' Between Sanford rind Orlando. Our TwenUcth Season Magnificent location. 27 acres in grounds, bordering two lakes. Golf, tennis, orango grove, etc.,, all -free to guests. v. ■ Fine orchestra, cuisine and service excellent. Select family hotel. Rates very moderate. GEO. E. RATES & SON—Owners and Proprietors. J. H. JACKSON t s - « • Long Tima Loans on Residences and Business Property, Easy Repayment Plan * ,'i Office In new Merrlweather Building Phone 611 2nd Street. 50—Desirable^ R esidential Lots—50 • E-Z Terms The City Prosperous’! DRIVE OUT BEFORE DAY OF SALE FOLLOW THE ARROWS TO PROPERTY Remember our motto is You Make the Price We Make the Deed1 pLD KENTUCKY AUCTION-CO. Orlando, Fla, �'k v iv : tto ; V? 25>r« »»* ...» i & . !r;- - fif-J -*.• z- • l" �I Two Officers And Two Other Members Of Order Under Arrest Following Seizure Of Quantity Of Whiskey a v o n Pa —nuilding p 000 In Aron year, nceortlii JPUI a tutsi Ul I.VW| The tbtal for the Twin-Cities, Officers Algo-Raid Avon Park and Schring, which al­ Plattsburg, N.Y. Club most join each other, was $5,182,otto. Pe(*J[ftI>cr . permlta- totalled " Action That Exalted Ruler $ 1 4 0 ,0 0 0 .^ ^ Atwell Take Unknown; S8,000,9Q At Daytona Beach Padlock Of Club Is Sought DAYTONA BEACH. Fla., Jan. 1 fenere T o r * Town —(/Pi—Quitting permit© of Day­ ST. LOUIS, Jan.* 1—(A1)—Two tona Beach; the greater city bom jK o rt Contract With office** and two other member* >f with thoHMew Year, reached apthe Elks lodge hero are Under ^ b fin ite Wage Scale bond on liquorv charges and the Burko Adams of Omaha, tho young may bo padlocked as a N E W < Y O R K , Ja itf 1 — ( A P ) man who'Induced steamship com­ Clubhouso result of a raid on the club Thurs­ - The anthracite atriko; panies to carry tourists to Europe day night by federal dry agents, hlch began four months in rehabilitated steerage quarters, who seized liquor that had been *o, began th e notdjwu; w M and thus made It possible for thou­ stored awny for a new yoar’s of Americans to tour Europe party. ,«lnndiiifr forces! still far sands at a minimum of expense, lit going Tho Elks’ clubhouse a t Plnttsto try to go from Cairo to Cape­ burg, N. Y., also was raided last b pcrntor3, town, the Full length of Africn, by night by federal agents, who seiz­ ’or 1t h e e automobile. It never has boon ed n quantity of liquor and arrest.after struggling ,V-J 4 r--e<i tho club steward. • .' Uuys and nights, ethausted done before, This calls to mind a raid a few their arguments/ THuraday months ago on the home of B. [ht in tho endeavor to fwiiuade P. O. E. lodge number one in New IYork, in which liquor was found in A th c w o rk m 'ln c k u the m |u X the grill room, and the subsequent * recess was dech^cJsntnTUcs- _ • padlocking of the building by fed­ y in the h o p e ,* * meanwhile eral authorities,' nothing may to bring As a result of liquor seizures nt ►two sides together. Snnf Iho New York club house, Judge KnJ. W. W. Ipgli*, bad of tho while c William Hawley Atwell, grand ex­ fetters’- group, left for Scran- Year alted ruler of the Elks, recently t while John L .Leva, president the clt; suspended the lodge for 30 days Charred Body Of T. XV. Evans, the miners* unloji, Amalned in Wes! •The suspension is to becomo effec­ WYork 1 ports < Prominent Attorney- And tive tom orrow., It is understood’that the recess within Son Of Noted Jurist, Is Atwell’s Action Unknown operators. From" Identified By Ex-Boar'der was imwii that Judge Atwell would not indicate of tin coal comInst night what, if any action- ho ATLANTA,. Ga* Jan. 1.—(A1)— ►frier before intends to take in thd m atter of fell conference. the liquor seizures hore and nt The body of ri man Identified Into iflMApked Pluttsburg. Advised of the raid Inst night ns T. Warthen Evans, [loigreo to a* here, the grand exalted ruler said: prominent Atlantn attorney, ami ns fears, prenon of the Intq justice Boveroly D. “It Is rather surprising - that Evans, of the Supremo Court of ira on cumllmembers of a great national ord- Georgia, today lny in an undertak­ m# scale and der will *so far forgot, themselves ing establishment, charred almost is. should be as to hiimillata the organization”. beyond recognition. ;rant.’ blfered Twelve federal agents, headed Tho body was found following i U n a f the by James Dillon, chief of federal the burning of the Evans home tonfcr^nco WH) htaitte In for enforcement ngetns, took p art in Thursday night. The origin of tho UAVUnniUit .MP the raid on tho St. Louis-clOb., fire has not bacn determined. provided t i n Dillon said the officers found Idcntificntlnft was rondo by Miss bottles of -liquor conccnled in vu- Elizabeth Chappell, a form r bonni­ rinu* parts of ttuuj>ulldlng, each er nt the-Fvnns home, from n signet labelled with fcnme mnn*& name. ring bearing an old Enfeiiah “E” ml operators.nmf miners de- Officials of the lodge declared that and through her familnrity with -d argilj rt recess after having been the liquor belonged ’to individual his features.-*' " contract >le to reach agreement dur- members of and not the order. Mrs. Evans wn« not at home nt post three rluyn. the time of tho fire, presumably May Close Clubhouse fitf omo forth Dry agents In fit- pouts and of arbitration to | Cl* deadlocks, Plnttsburg, Dillon made threats of padlock­ being In Miami. Fin., whera Bhe is N. V., make raids Tho mine ownen tiujt they on Elks* clubs and seize quanti­ ing the clubhouse and detained (fid hot seek waj nccRtma bat members there until the. agents of whiskey. [believed it was : 0f»ry to pro- ties had completed their search. Tho Prominent A tlanta attorney Kido for adjusting r Uit economic burned to death when flames de­ irohibitlon official announced ills konditiomi migiit Nt in the fu­ stroy hla home, ptcntlon to toko up with U. S. Dis­ ;* . PHfCV bids 1025 good.Jiyo as trict Attorney CUrrey, -the possi­ I The minors op el tho Markle It Nation groeta new year with toiling of bility of having the club locked un­ k k n o n 'th c grow m in the last Liberty ■Boll for first tinia hi der the padlock. Kto nrbitra- .00 y ean . Later Dillon ordered the nrrest of Arthur II. Kiplmun, 38, exalted •/FO R EIG N / ruler, nnd Sebastian Podrolie, 55, Prince Carol, heir to the Ru­ stew.tr |, and James Bprtoro, a manian throne, has relinquished member. all rights to tho crown. The three with James Johnoff, 35, who was arrested during the raid as he entered the building car­ rying 12 quarts of liquor, jwere nrBaseball To Give All .nigned before U. S. Commissioner SANTA BOS Q, Jon. 1.— If is Time to Business Atkins and released under $1,000 hP)—With comb o->f one of the bonds to appear on chargo of pos­ busiest years li Ublf century session of liquor. — I, Jan. 1,-—(A*)— r.t 'Work In this *'Bury of hnWASHINGTON Famous Physician ((Deacon) Scott, substitute lure, Luther EH M today prs- Everett .(Deacon) Inftclder of p Washington AmarDies At Memphis sen ted to the ! Icabe, \VKo ds the major league Fifeart g ift a 1 m*a,played, has de­ record for "MEMPHIS, Tenn., Jon. 1.—(/P>— new flowers and ls baseball days and elded to er Dr. Frank D. S my tho, 68, one of The 'plant \ 1 announced devote "birr T to his recreational the south's most prominent sur­ Quit' during 'th* •ju st closed parior in F Wayne, Ind. geons, died in o hospital hero early he had perfected 'major creahis status of a 10 today-following an attack of heart tirtns and lmpro| !h Today he majors, Scott con MIAMI, Jan, 1.—(AO—Twonty- disease, induced by an illness from , into all p | the world not b«3Km to he a minor league club, fivc unset diamonds were found in which he had suffered for several tsands of sri will bear and If "tile Washington manage­ possession of Watson Moulthorpe, years. e new crent decides to give him his re­ 20, who Is being held in default of ’ As .a Lieutenant Colonel in tho | After 2fl_yem fiperimentn- ment medical corps a t the U. S. army lease; it will of necessity be uncon­ Mr. Burb k created a ditional. President Griffith has in­ $10,000 bond by Westfield, Mass., during the world war. Dr. Smythe police on charges of robbing Mr. pew camnssia, •tiking blue timated that ho will not stand in and Mm. Vann A. Smith on a lone­ for a time commanded base hospi­ fflowur. While •amoiala T* tho way of Scott if .ho desires to ly tal number 87, a t Neullly. Franco, road in Hialeah, Dee. 24. [not widely kna * new. pro* devote his attentions to his busi­ a suburb of Paris. Ifa-hud been in The Smiths, whose address ts ductioii •excells iters in its ness and look out for his own fu­ ill health ever sine© his return from given as Fort Lauderdale, report­ beauty and abilil Multiply. ture. ^ i T f ; : • • ••< ed to police that the driver of thd Franco In 1810 and abandoned the f From his rain! Im, Burbank Although Scott’s nam e, remains taxicab in which, they wero passen­ practice of surgery some tlmo ago. era produced th« hw teosinto, on ths roster of the Wnahlnktun Dr. Smythe was a nativb of Missi­ y Asiaiiblous pi tot grows club, his severance of relations gers, stopped tnh/rab on pretense ssippi. k from rig h t with organized baseball is nnticl- that he had loot hnrwaur and then robbed them of $1,050 *1 the point MAN SHOT DUH1NG PARTY ^ Tha third the Senators go south [flower, sla­ lg-tralnlng. Several shots were fired a t Mr, 1. AYAY1.AND, Mas*.,-Jen, 1—(fP) nt developed - u- — __ S m ith /p o lice w ere told. "ThB ^lriy/ Mansion Inn, a road house crowd­ vbtid trito- Shapely Hips Needed er than drove off leaving his ed with Now.Year's revellers was * the torch For New Style Gowns “fares" to make their way from thrown Into an uproar Surly todsy Fifty Fourth Street and tho bay when Arthur J. Blake, a Chelsea * profusely, afoot. ' ' police was shot, probably fatally, *v and imstrain < CHICAGO, Dec. gi.—bP)—The Moulthrope was arrested while after an nrrpm ent in one of tho y, mm9rrien who wear ready- a t hj* former home In Westfield, upstairs dining rooms. !■than I ft hereafter must meet whero he was spending the .Christ­ clflcatinns; otherwise mas holidays. His arrest was at won’t fit.- A garment, the instonco~of Miami police who ,Huvo * 42 bust moos-, had arrested Jock Culver, 25, he hips'must measure another taxlrab driver.Direct capiases were issued by l'c h a rt has been ad- Robert R. Taylora J r , county b»v Florida Chicago D re« Man- Heitor, charging Moulthrope with , Approximately four timesCommlaid tho Interstate Mer- highway robbery, and Culver with businesa was imndlod byjjhtf} •, has cltiil, to forestall monu- aiding and abetting.’ Culver is said era -Union Telegraph, Comp and Gulf 9 skimp sizes to save to have admitted driving Mbulth- Sanford office durifwThe year 18*5 i Oak, for rope to West Palm Beach after than fn 1024, nccordlpg to a state’ wtrS- obtained from the alleged robbery. ■The comB’^ m riitf'a f several htes, wiu and the following ^ the/ subr " Mr. Tharp stated th a t tho rules of the company forbid his giving out the actual am ount-of money involved, or the velumo of businesa handled, but he Intimated th a t the I l Group Nations Valuable Gems Are Found With Arrest Of Taxicab Driver g December equaling all Building In F ro st Pn* Front Proof during 1* 1530,000, It wan annoi The total it m o re th 1824. V-. i" With building pcrtnl over 91,100,000 Lake *truction gaincs 9700,t over 1024. The total 4 dude permit for a |50 fund* which ‘were r t l i ego but permit lo r whi running Rumanian Kingdom Mokes Known His Desire fn-Lei ter To King; Boy 4, To Be Next Heir Apparent Prince Is Traveling Incognito In Italy Wish To Quit Royal House Long Been Known; Parents Not To Stand In The Wny PARIS, Jan. 1.— (A7) —Crown Print© Carol, who -has renounced the Uirone of Rumania, presumab­ ly la touring iho resorts of narth«m Italy Incognito. Whether his beautiful Italian inamorato is ac­ companying him as he travels, is th a t San* of Florida :ed and in tho rightful" joy -Attcndl celebration of ,its odven im portant th a t w* do n sight of tho duties and i slblllUea of.each of tta cn with th e btHWlng of • city here on the'banka pi ■*AU'v l *' ear in im L ;-*Wi * viiij Lako Monro<?. .t > Vo Serious Occurrences Mark Various Celebrations -With Which 1926 Is Greeted In . C u sto m a ry Joyous Manner • ■ — . - ■■ The* nsw year was ushered in nt Sanford with many parties And (lances whero horns and whirligigs und various amf sundry other noise makers combined with the laugh­ ter and uproarious confusloh of young peoplo to drown the noise of tho retreating year's footsteps and crcato an atmosphere of good fellowship and Joy altogether ap­ propriate for the birth of fc new twelve month period of opportun­ ity and anticipation. Today all stores and banks and business optnldinkgsMito •'rinsed in honor of the occasion, riftl ^onford residents enjoyed trio day In many ways, some taking to the fields in cliaso of tho festive deer and clfndve birds, others emulating Isaac Walton and preparing to shatter now year truthful resolu­ tions In describing the day's sport. While others simply sat nrotipa their homes and had a big t|p>6flrv.a quiet way. ’Th© City R ail and postoffice al­ so dosed and thd harassed postal clerks were given an opportunity of relaxing from the rush of tho Christmas sdaaon. Even tho fact th a t today is tho first of th© month as well as tho first of tho year has apparently faded to dampen tho ardor of Sanford cele- his royal obligations, howaver. long has keen known in Europe hnd the surprise over tho present as­ pects or the situation is-attached only to- tho fact that ho JCing Ferdinand and Queen Mario a t l length have given in to his wishes. Since Carol .-left England after tho funeral or Dowager Queen Alenndrin thero has been.little in A suggestion comes frotn dlplomalic circlus that Carol Ms in vio­ lent disagreement with the Ruman­ ian government over its military program. V Reports as to the friendliness of tho .prince for the charming . Ital­ ian woman havo drawn n semi-of­ ficial statement from Athens, tho house of his •wife, Princess Helen, that no divorce proceeding are pending betweon Carol and. Helen. Sanford has accom much, bust still nos m accomplish, much th a t bo carried’through excel co-ordinating public, *hd each of you to Include fl now ycarV rtsofutioris ti intention of supporting i slsting In cvety way the i of this city. May the pe b rin g 'to each of you 4 I realisation of Hfo'a good nnd prosperity, peace and hap­ piness. T* V* / /,* FORREST LAKE, ip ? ® fed DLl Room W hdto C t W ere A r r e t e d W Chief of Rams and Shoriff C. M. Ran turned last night from f it A’ tine where they were called Wednesday night to tdtmtify nnd Cluo D re*. Sanford, boye, Tuesday night and ch robbery by St. Johns'' thoritle*. •’/ ‘iv i? I t was sUtod this m tw o ’trunks. jwUch -a from the Hudson car beloni to 'E d W ard.pf this city , found In tho posseuion \o f boys when'arrested. • When ,JacksonvllT©(- dated URBANA,’ III., Jan. 1.—(/P).— broke into their room' bn L midnight, ’pre»umwi Coach Zuppke of Illinois may not Street in that city they fouro resflln proparolitr,. expect to find any muro $100,000 almost complato arsenal . con Now "Year’s ccfebl layers'* on his frekhman squads, White House. ut he is,nevertheless keeping a KSNcw Year'll Grei sharp eye on tho probable succes­ sors of tho famous “Red” Grange on'his 1020 football teuni. « n fc m e n ts -* y T Via Mk Ward's c&h Dawes that t l * year And ho thinks he has found ona Saturday night an the world more, pcac who ran partly fill tho Whoa tod Officer Beckwith, ntty tlmo since the * iceman's shoes’, providing scholastic police department * 'l UHIIIII/UU, o«->l Drummond, a w VWM t t a rM difficulties do not interfere.' lag morning In the Iaague of Nations The promising find is Forrest subdivision ’near 1 forth coming dlianpag ("Frosty”) Peters of Ui Rings, Chief. Williams onomic conference as, Montana, who kicked sovan field th*. tim e of their nortanco to the world I goals ~ in one game In his high were in company Brisml of Franre, soyi school days. .This fall he excelled who gaAo" their tloment of the debt c Simms an a Ullie ay VoH.: The (the United States on be from Ban-.basis would be a long sti tho 55-yard Rno. t failed to e s - 1rohobilitoting the trouble Besides his accurate too, Peters of Ms country, is oho of the best forward passers berlff’s forces ■ At Washington the Al seen at Illinois since the days o* Jrdw'boys and League offered New Ycsj Larry Walqulst. r th* past ton* lions for citiions. to ad ifto r the rob-1 resolutions urge to ia l ai “Peters shows great promise of storo and the *ami obcdicncq to the lav being a second Grunge,” s^id Coach Zuppke today, “liu is even more versatile but needs to dovelop cer­ tain fino points essential to exceL Zuppke Discovers A Rival Of Grange In Illini Grid Prospect C No cases of drunken driving were reported, and If any liquor celebrations ware held no evidences of them appeared on the streets according to Police Chief Roy G. Williams. DeLand City Limits H ave Been Extended DELAND, F Is- Jan. l.—VP)— Extension of DeLand city Uptitiv becoming affective, today, gives the city increased area of about seven and a half square miles, extending tho corporate limits to take In Do Land Liuiding, ono of the fit. Johns river, and afpurtion uf LJlEb Boresbeeomd affective until .haw offi­ cials ato elected, this city also changes its government to the city manager-commission form, with a comipisrioner elected from each of four wards and the Mayor elected a t large. Western Union Telegraph Company Police Report N ew Year’s Elve One I Quietest Observi TPolicc report that last n ig h ts a very .quiet *one considering' l many celebrations which, p a r t progress al? over tho city. that y eprow tha moh»$ handled by Their activities were eonftr tho company. to the patrolling of the stso In 1M$ th©. company employed |n the usual manner and no; rests of any consequence made. • * . • > 'Chief Roy 0 . Williams had . structcd his force to bo o a ,>‘] loekout for reckless and drun] drivers but not one Arrestijf mad* on theso rimrgt’** It la‘»i H A few drunks wero pulled'In I 'this morning severs! people ra station with tags shlch had been put it night for parking t.Congress !,‘JZn. i-—c/n—, of Tallahassee, cantly that he kto for Congress trlet, will begin ths middle here. Mr. e scat now Smithwiek, jjkWCoavcn- 1noMion of I IVopIo’* Cor \ “Thero la Insvealcd tie chemistry i he sakL ’ asm. tT » dresu.'s to ardson, E �SANFORD F R ID A Y , J WE WISH YOU THE Hockey Honors BEST OF t o Hiroughout die Year * 1 * .m All-Southern Team W ill B e Resolve to Ifcsu Ypur health a n am e «n> b Given L e c tu re t/pi_ ning down (irnrvre from behind la While Jim Barnes,-Johnny ~j\ evident in his 'very practice.' A. Jacksonville will M"d Practically And Helen (Wain* i' OB- all-aotithern team out on tha. t. . tendency to fumble evident in hla rar'y workouts Imre hn i been "right Serve As Audience road following the gam- or Sat­ *‘4" * ■** urday between the Jacks-mville All otcrcome. John Shirl.'v. the lanky Alaba­ J *n' I—-W)—HarPASADKNA, Jan. L—(JP)—Tho Stars and the Chicago Bears h*.oJcd by Red Grange, it was deci'led man, Is another who has proven, S ® * !: Wain- Undefeated, never tied football today at a conference of those con his worth Bull Wesley is making, J?nJT t**w of the Universisty of Ala­ bama faced the University of trolling the fate of the Jackson guird, it i« thought, after a hard" ville team that is being bnrknl t3 light. He has F.llinger, formerly Washington’s unbenten eleven on ’ furnish publicity to the metrnpoi* of West J'nint, apprised to him, the Rose Bowl tnrf here today in _________ _ | however, and the ex-army mart' III a battle for the east-west gridiron tie of Florida.wj uln* £ ,* h*' • " * supremacy. Some 50,000 fpns held Northern And eastern men as a a rn« tiutsl star nt the position title have proven unamendsble to rha-lrv |tow*er is one , .h „ ; E i T « ,£ ? ? ,,& . G rjn ' ,> • “* « " - tickets to the intersectionil clash, training discipline, it was whisper- mm frem tin- North who h representing the eleventh meeting and ay#*lt eight of the places, ftimJiu U .i, certain that since 1910 of representative squads “ ofreguTara on ihr team wilT be run the team from the it of the two actions. 1filled by all-southern players. back nniltion. As a rcsul Both teams were in excellent Watching the workouts of the shift in coaching views, it ' nro- w»" trn v tJ .n c , tba o ffic er c h a rre d , j condition physically and mentally. men at the Fairfield Stadium yes- buhls thv Cv Williams, What effect the anticipated ,a * ?r f,our' T he o ffic er! ■terday, were a number of men player will te in n« right l',ri' and warm weather would aekle, ha waa forced to travel at a ‘sunny t ..... ...... .................................... ... (i who know football from tho ground with l‘un Phillio« playing enter, ‘“ te or over 75 mile* an hour to I hive on the northerners accuatomT1,- ----- -* ' Ptl to the cooler climate of tho 0Du»nd who hafa seen Rsd Orange .Fincher, of raurse will be * l_,‘ e a t e n t h e NEW YORK, Jan. t . —(/F)—The him. It was re-named nUy. They declared that fled tackle, Hving n further ( 1 northwest, was n matter of apec'Barron, th*. slaiMnp halfback who Tech asnect t<i the team, ! ulntten today. What advantage movie lota of California hnve won Beast.” captained Georgia Tech a few i announerd late vesterda 1 the Crimson Tide would derive n victory over Broadway for the years ago, Is stiwing every hit Hancock of h.wa n..w road j from the atmosphere conditions presence of John Barrymore this , a.good at the famous Red Grange. ro|(irt(J„ wi„ th„ h, | similar in California nrul Alnha- season. Following the conclusion of his until the star sow Dolores ( os­ and as in open-field ru.mer has , , . ,, , I ma, which has tieen in the south* no equal on footbi.II fields today. Wm n''*, wr,'k : rm ers’ favor since they rolled into successful Appearance in Hamlet teite, daughter "f Maurice (’osteite, Tho redhead reported thinner and lV was meniiotrd m an uri j the city, it exported to lie reduced, in New York and Ixmdoir, the not­ veteran movie nrtor. on the lot. “She's the girl for the role," lighter than ever before in his sth- a t htcagh pate > m.-piri'd I I if not eliminated by Washington'^ ed nrtor several months ago went , recoifnls.t ii greater o f f e n s i v e to the West coast to make only Barrymore insisted, nnd ns a result letic career, and fast ta a flush of Grange a 'In be-' tin kb- 1 one photpplny for Warner Broth­ the prominent actress was shifted ' strength. "light The speed he showed in run rvci nlaynl agnne t Neither stimul was ronsitlered a ers, This has been completed, but and Dolores sent onward to star­ I favorite in the mutest, the brown now hr is at work on a second, dom after only three months' ex­ I *>f the fighting huskies meeting and a third remains to bn made. perience lwfore the camera Wrestling* Is First Movie:; No! To Halt “ Heretofore, 1 have worked In making the picture, Barry­ equal avoirdupois in the football­ spasmodically in the movies,”' more did not jump down a whale, ers of the South. t t Love Of Berlunbach Lilda Dray’s Dancing; hut in refusing the services of a The frnens was slightly in I "doubln” in dangerous scenes, he Washington's favor if viewed i NEVV YORK, Jan. l.- - (A t - :*sul NEW YORK. Jan 1 ./Vi—c ;j | .: once was dragged twenty feet bofront the point or past perfor "jcrldr J ir M itv.r.y ,in Gray may stay in i he movies, 1 tew the sea surface. Another lime wclriit cuami’icn. Wdi go M V to |,ut ,he will find ii.m- t.. .ontinue ' he fractured three ribs. He Int­ i? be-Tead ock unj the »<...a is when hrr d#m.jn , „„ er suffered infected rope burns on P Tl"' hi,n»‘v " C just fh-: his arms nnd legs. After seeing the first print of { Orifflnstly a wroitlor and Olyrr ' " f ,h " ’ pic mat chnmpicn ill BW, Bail ’v , u ' h r. !«»■ f nr** nn the play, he telegraphed the com­ never has la‘t h t rcit in tin vr-p- n. 5“,r- '■ 11 ' ■' ■m res-. ‘Miss pany’s New York offices: ■‘ pliag rjmrt, dcipite his uau.ua! i,n ? ' hr •' ' Ilr“ re-) “ I am crazy about it. It is r* iucce** wftn tn» gbvttr.. m*,,J ''l 1,1,1 movl, s the onlv motion picture production ‘‘When I auit the rihi*.*' he jiy 1n‘ ,n u*Ui **• \ »ik. • *.*•» I hnve ever done tlint I really lik­ ed." I.nkn Worth—Sn "The Sen Beast," will lie relens• ng installed in in January. Barrymore now is ut Street. work on "Don Juan," in which Mary- Astor is the lending wo­ man, nnd when tins is completed, * Dad* Uly Utilitl.i C». ,<■ will begin work on Sahatini's "The Tjuildipit tlectric lines and i r.i t Tavern Knight." ■rr,; M p ( s u 'ja s Barrym ore Succum bs To Lure Of M ovies F ollow ing Close Of Hamlet; roily rttJatinz ayitom,- to rar> for four Umrs yrascnl population Patton RH (lillia Etserau FB Barnoa Officials: Referee Eckershall (Chicago): umpire, McCord (Illi­ nois); field judge. S p r i n g o r. (Penn.); head linesman, Vanell, (Chicago), Starting time: 2:15 p. ni. ( Pa­ cific time). I iL a »L*D‘ T • rnentyv v Oi«** ir iWir.Ivnrtq M viilitti ,.1 tli,. \ mv ^l|;(ri4, dies , for luwh KnTd, vt j Ii Ui|,h I faff Li rp, I V lirn s f ) ■Blm,1 (‘iillins linpi -one,I in c*\‘ c IV . 1 1 I I v •• I 'l t y . H EIN Z INDIA Perfectly Seasoned, ' 16-oz Jar .... HEINZ 16 oz. B ottle Fine Norwegian HOKAR America’s finest blend, lb, EA-NECTAR T p l Blended by ExI lA perta 20 ozAykg. I-dlb.’pkR, N. Y. State fine flavor fill cream Eljrin creamery, fresh, high quality SKrATLANTIC&PACIFICl JUST AROUNDTHE CORN URFF-ON EVEPYSr O'] Lakeland—New clubhouse, garduner'a house and swimming pool to he constructed at Lake Parker ADVERTISEMENTS‘TELL YOJTWHAT THE ROMANCE OF BUSINESS IS, DOING FOR YOU. , Yacht Club of llllnul, ill, • 1'reitUrni F i e t i t i k h of Urripany a i n i;u -n .Marih t ’e l'la ( ‘qolnigr Innu u u iat e l till. Pel h pi eei.l■ -n I “ ffNtv lh'iu»,in,| l.tnnH i-i. wl'rn f i . tt.slint* .1' i i t) T o k\n I,in,,|.|,^B T.ti ii i |,. . « , . I n . mm In Urynn August. -S h ip p in g , Board accepts llenry Ford's o/tsr of ll.7»6,ooo for 100 scrapped ship* -B ten m er Mackinac holler m plodes near Newport. It. 1 Thirty passengers killed. SANFORD GROVE September Ky . . (uuml ' V v l Jl'-r I: »lay» ■srnaior'-ln Jill M i -omiu h J en n ings -Dirigible Shenandoah de nt roved and H of crew killed. In atorm at Cam bridge. O. -All but three of crew of J« die when subm arine 8 51 is rammed and sunk. October -United S ta tes A D V A N C E IN P R IC E S JA NU ARY 6TH Shipping Board oust* n*ar Admiral Leigh C Palm er (retired) *e prealdent' of th# Fleet Cor­ poration. Capti Elm er E. Crowley, Boeton and New York, takes hie place. IH-ud body o f Charle* Ames, U 8. airmail pilot. Cleve­ land. O., who dlaappeared 10 days before, la found In wrecked plane Jn m ountain! near Bellefonte, Pa. This price advance nly what was to b e expected vt i -Z+ ■'* ■r*' ", r ' in view of the fact that improvements actively under way. Streets are being graded and no time w ill be lost November , House W a y s and Means Committee complete* work in carrying out the developers’ complete plan to make on tax rwductioh ahd Dual reductlpn J(Jtal at 1301.:i60,7O». , v Court-martial trial of Wil­ liam T Mitchell atarte. Sanford Grove a most desirable home community. December / Governor Miriam "Ma" Fergutun refuaea" to “ throw herself to wolve*" by calling special ssaslon o f Texas le g isla tu r e ■* . Sanford Grove, Inc. ,*• ‘ *’ I, HART NASON, Sales Director J-n K c r v .1 2 deJidoq NDER, G 1—John T Scope* found guilty or violating Tennessee's 'inti-evolution latv and lined ti—William p (^riiOu* dui/ niu-vtiYr, ►»an# frefrf N.trm* to inert 'fiijt t,| » k af»t| tonm tr» March 4. Tasty, Yellow Halves f 100 -Nu|*|*lj; (It 4Mfj rogin .i Prepared wilhi Cheese and Tomato Sauc No. 2 Can ihtly J in b u r ^ —I *r of J llrryM ** Fort Meade - Contract award oded for erection of proposed Ho tel Terrace. build your . wealtl b4 trading at A&] First N’a t’l Bank Bldjf. Phone 249 �W e s t oud q u a rte r 4 of. S ect I or n a n * * a# om e To tie In flvc^y wmy TOKYO,Jait nAry *J*pnne«e otorj ban both t He lnt or Ior of t he* rial Pnlai". to*change The motion pidin all • that. In accni nlrcom ent rendicti between the jjgtfeatfon&l and Household' auir/ Japanese what h.s Mu­ tko . from the taken df cvcry Interesting roorn ’irt .the m a g ­ nificent palace. . .' ) 'Among th“ *‘Bhota? will bo th o se of the Main. Entrant*, the Imper­ ial Porch, H6moi Bail, C h lg u sa Hall and Pboehix Hall. T l h n s a ls o will bo taken of the .Imperial An­ cestral Shrines, ns wet' an t ho Fukiage Garden. .. ^ X, „ . m in g r T o ] sth 'O cfs N r - Horetaforpw only-'a^rtldni p d r so n v w ore allowed insicMr tn e '1 paltfco. Ilecent social tendencies o f the J a p a n e s e , w h ich b r o u g h t About passage of a n e w suffrage law g i v ­ in g ail citleens the vote, are said P ,,cci ni» to hare caused the a u th o r itie s tn decide th at the Imperial F a m i ly fftnedB Portu- should bo b rou gh t^ in c lo s e r touch :aui22?Pjri Gif*ed m i x S s . ulin-cclli*t, w i t n e s s tny h a n d and t h e a Sarasota P e r m i t s ; , SARASOTA, ?lit., ' Mammy. W arlow nn<rcart»enti -SuMeitars f o r ^ Complainant. fa h F isr ® * ciT O t * c o u n t y . ki.m iio a . n r CUASCK.lt t . _ ,‘l l » To Q " ln Title J. P. Ml/BSELWIIITK. Complainant. s o i . fi fe e t.'N n r th f tile s,-W est M • r ly ! • * f-*l n o fee ( | -7 7 8m yth, I at) parties clali e r Marlon urwise; in i serf' ' llvl dial M or m»*r las* above ’4 hur Smyth. » all par 1 1i s er Arthur Hfn OATLOIU) 5 . 'CASK. If living, and If dead, the heirs, devisee*, g ra n ­ tee* or other rlnlmnnts tinder Gaylord G. Case. deceased, or ufhetwMo, In nhd to the follow* In* deaerlbcd property In Seitil. nolo X’punty. Florida, to wit: Tho W est Quarter of the South­ w e s t Quarter of the Northeast Quarter uf Section Three. T o w n ­ sh ip T w enty-on e 8.. Hanes SS K., et al., Defendant*. Order nf I'nhllratlnn T o Gaylord O. Case. If living. and. If dead, nil parties claiming Inter­ *rwl*«. in an LUCT U ^ A V IB and the heirs, dnv* L ast / e a r direct taoa a v e r a g in g Isees, Krnntoe* or oth e r c la im ­ a n ts under- Lufcy uXfc„J)AYl#t lb®, $2fl per au to m o b ile w e r e collected heir*, devisees, .g r a n t e e s or o t h ­ er elnlm nnts, under W illiam F. front car o w ners in t h e .United. Ilulisell. deceased: tho helra, d e v ­ isees. Krantc**" or o th er qlalltl* nnt* under Matthew 11. Marks, Tho A m e rican Inventor o f tho deceased; Anna S to k e s a n d - t h o heirs, d evisees. Brantees e r othi. steam b oat, Robert F u lto n , is to er elnlm nnts under Anna Htokes; lie honored by a m o n a m o n t in the j Jus*.- T. D avis. .Individually nnd d* Administrator o f tn» J la t a te t o w n ^ o f P tom b iors, F ran ce, tho ( of William F. Itussel. deceased, and the heirs, d evisees, g r a n te e s place w here he conductetl t e s t e s on or other rlalm nnts under JCn*e T Knvls, Individually ahd ns A d ­ the Arj>onne R iver in 1802. m inistrator of t h e E state of, W i l ­ liam F, Itussel. decensetf; _ the C ttilrsl Soiifliern Gunther Cort»Mount D ora— O r a n g e C ou n ty psity. nn Ohio tjorpiwAtlon and to vote on $5,0000,000 fo r hard the stockholders of the Central Southern Cumber Company an su rfaced roads. Ohio Corporation, npd a l l . u n ­ known persons rtnlrolhB On Inter­ est I n 't h e real proyerty h ere in ­ after described. Defendants. IP1I Dili J III, li I! s IllHi ■ l»v* l» In and to tho last abovs dew prop m y , and alt partler. W1 c.'a’fB, iitraR scribed property. , j f o n a n d ’each of you arp !i a Jed ra ass o it'tir heftfra the first 8 o llc |t u r Ff o r Cbinttlal II T * ‘ q s i r t T itle . B E L W IllT E . Complainant, today In Mhrch. I W th«' au*« icing a Itule I>ay of this Court, add Uo firs t day of the month, at tgo Ifiict) of the Clerk of the Court, a t Jia Heminoft . County • wmrthonfc. taViford.;Florida, and. In d c fa lit Hereof a d*«r«« pn» ctinfotao wilt *|~a»tSrcil agnlnst y o u ahd each JEPdON, et al., Dofsnd^ to 3 0 V F N A M ED D E F E N D * T O C T i l v I «*. and If pnrt(o* claiming Interests ;1 O. Jdpson. deceased or in, and ,tw thk .ftjlIbwInB fands In degilnolo, Coun‘it* oiTtkyH; of section r S W i& f ilf t A t e ! aht .cdnaecutlv* weekly Isaue* in i» BanWrd .Herald. i t,n*¥apap«r ihilshed al flanforai1 Bemlnolo WlTOlWErmy: hand and » « L " f Urt couG. t»lf Jjsl day qr b ee l tU)n e r k o f T h A ^ I ^ W nyr. A. Jfc \ v h e k b . a . c . itXuctirf V. btcKtNaow. adnef6*r 'lbr .i>upi»UlnanU----- * nattUa .ototmJnn Jatcrcsts ** <j| , -i 1 A » 4O h 4i » 1-------------— ------- d TTri 1 t >‘r /* V v l,/V .. yvvV,- , ~ M1tiTUhil v y You oro stung if you don’t get in on some of the best t\ S arn aota— N ow store and ofd w e iln g s in B e lle V iew Terrace will g e t under w a y hi Jan uary. T a m p a — A tla n t ic C o a st Line R nilw uy pUma to co n stru ct 41niilu Hnk b e tw e e n M onticelio nn.l P er ry . S a r a s o t a — N e w sto r e nnd o f ­ fice b uilding to bo er ec te d In Ringlin g B o u le v a rd . W in te r H a v e n — Local facilities o f P e n in su la r T olephono Co. to bo e x t e n s iv e ly Improved. n u n i t r u l in '. s K v n v r n j l n n h i , i n ii.'l IT. H in iiN u i.i; n i l m i , i i.o i i i i i A . i> i i i a v c K in . ov.-r.ir. i" Inv i Hltin-iii i 'milpunv. h vi>r|n>rnllmi. v a. ilni.ru>. W McCurdy If llvlnu Siauui.l I- W’a.ls worth if llxiuu. ).. 111. - II W.-hli. individually hu.I us Ttusiif llvl nu nnd i'..niml A tTirvin otherw ise known li* rml A t'orovln. If llvluu. anil if . Ithni i any uf tlm »nld di'friulauls l»> al. a.I, then attain'd all II.1SOII-. rill IIII III,, lutsr.-ntx tl nil rtf- Ii.-ol tt '* " M.-Ciir.lv (lonvus.-il. <-i nml. ■ 8am m-l l, U nilatvm th (lci,uin..*il, or im . 1. r .1..inns II. Wnlili .I. n.-nsn.l, ... uml.-I .'onra.l A. c n r t l n nc-U Mm ml A • .-rovtn d.JC-asi-il. or under «*llii ••r >>| mi) of 1In-in »» l.elra, .1.- v tanna, nuinlnin or otlu-r rlulinntil* mn|. r ih.-ni or nlllmr of thoni. Mrs il.'iiin'' IV. McCurdy, Annin H iv.ula. wni li. Alexuiulrn L. Curvln. o tlo -iwise known its Alexandra 1. Coruvlu nml all jwrsons nluluiliiu lillnri-si-. In ihe trarl* of land hereinn f l.i (I.’WTIIh' iI TIM' STATV: o F K l . o u m A : T-. thu difendunlH llnnrku MeCii.ll>. Sn in uni I, Wa.tsW.il til, Jium-s II Weld*. Individual! * and n* True l.-n, Corn lilt A. Curvln. ottmiwls** known ns Cynmil A Corovln. and i-urli mill nvnry I*nn of tlmiu tf llvluu, nml If dead all (nlrlli-s nlalmIntt lutnrnsts uiulnr llimrtt'1 W MVilm .ly. .Inmen II Wnhli, 8aruu»l L Wsdavvorlli, Conrad A. Curvln. othi-rwlst. Known ns Conrad A Corovln, and nut'll and every one of ih.-in. de. niis.-d nr oihnrwlse. In Gm properly h.-low tP-Rcrlhed i .Mrs I in o run \\ MnCuril>. Annie K Wadsworth. Al■•Xnudtii t.. Curvln. othnrwlsn known an Alexuiulrn In Corovln, anil all persona nlulmlDtt Intoresls In tlumn nertuln tru dn of land allTiate In tho County of Hetnlnol# and rftatu of l-'lorhla denerlhed us: W 5 of HWU of H E '.. Section 2. Township 21 Smith. Itunw.- 2:' E u st; E',.' of « ' H of N E U . Section 3. Township 11 South. Itatitte V* East: N'll't. of N EC t less NV4 of BY TAYLOR po p HEUX) VflFBY . aae* B ri A. M. WEEKS. D- I I>ool«y Bndgefi. Dah Hansotl, Kinchen Powefs, Jock McDonnld. The l o "'T,Tft t *j party .was chaperoned by A. D. c i f t m . f » A. r ant. and J. E. Bridges. Young Vincent Astor denies there is any social gulf between different groups of Americans. The main difference now is in the . Scbring—House construction be­ mako of tho cor and tho length of ing rushedlin'Englewood Park and i!)e /vQenUon.—Memphis • Commer­ cial Appeal. , Sebring Summit, CM t b i \3366o0 Aw X l SSAyj W YOO FILBERT DCAR* MOW YOG CAM WATCH **TflE BABY VlHilfi X F in is h 'MY '_ r - m s o l e County, .Florida. nWt %MKmR HOTEL ARRIVALS Real Estate Convdyanres George Ef. Howard to John J. D6wd, lands in Sec. ID; consider­ ation, $69,600: Charlie F. Flasher to H. W. Barr, Iota 261,-252, 336, 340 Van Arsdaie Addition to Black Ham­ mock; consideration, $6,000. Randall Chase to H. '6 . Long, lots 49 and D3‘ of Palm Hammock; con>ideri«Uon,-$2^00. ^ ■ huggia q penius lEfrnnu> evident SanLahta Investment Co., to W. ■ cmTdhood. 'S h o beean a t th e D. Hoffman, Jot 20, block 7, Snn■to o f . flve’ t i V l u i k f lessons fro m Lanta Sub-aivision; consideration, ■ r fath «y,w «lso a x n o s ic i u n , 'and $2,000. * B n tln u cu them until shu w a s f i f G; M. Shipp to R. t . Shinholser, ■ e h / . H e r renfaVkabte th le n t a t- lot 3, block F, Markham Para l a c t e d ' th o ottcntfiin of R o y a lty Hcighta; consideration, $1.000. i i d i i f l O O l , Queen Marie A m eile H. J. Rigby, Theodore U. Uien■ ■ I lM r . her - a subsidy to g o to got and' Goorgo H. Coburn to Icipelg to c o m p le t e 'her m usical Charles E. Merrill, lots 139 nnd 141 in Sec. 20; consideration, $500. r 2 S “°*‘ ~ S b c . b e c a m o a. . ^ K ie n g c l What Sanford Realty Co., to F. Ind m id p h e r triumphal, d eb u t o y D. Alexander, Lot 8, block 1, Pine la y in g a con certo *under the d i - ’ Level; consideration, $500. • oction o f tho g r e a t Maestro, N ik James’ W rlght‘to John ToddL lot i;h. 'Upon her murrisgc to Cas- 12," block .1, Whitcombs addition to li.'sho retired,frbpi poliHc life'fhr Gcnevn; consideration .*'$600. •nnmbfey rof fyv»plv!Artbr her i^-" 'Jaines W right tb John Todd, lot tha cbrtCort Mtsrtf the> Por- 7, block a, Whltcombk Addition to ifHHbidfqvcrhmcnt -inV.1923 be* •Geneva; consideration, ,$500. EwTOrthq *arandfcCnu»e;o$> Sk; ' If.. J. ftibgy, ct;»l,/Aa David S. .Morrill, lots 131. 133,,X86.1 find 137 In Sec. 27, TiL VilY eohsfderUion, Mo w n ^“W IN CnlciIIT '.tlOUHT, $4JQ6.8fi2 Jnn- 1 .-< ;? ) .—'With th o d a w n - o f t h e n ew year, S a r a so ta b lo sso m e d out as one of Um i > r | d a ’s l a r g e s t c i tj c i in urea. A bill p assed a t t h e re ce n t special se ssio n o f th e le g is la t u r e created the arentejr c i t y o f S a r a so t a effiect i v t t o d a y .i 'Th* araa o f the d t y 1* a p p r o x im a te ly 6 9 squarb Itjiels, the f o n d e r city, lim it ir ib e ip j only put! and ono q uarter sq uare miles. The buildin g p erm its o f D ecem ber for w hich b ein g $100,800 and for the y e a r $4,700,882. ■ W lt ir com plete mnstery of tech■ b o a n d 'p ossessed of srrTnt depth B f dxpression, Wilhclminn S n g g ia B d escribed ns npprf’athln g the 5 B e e t ’cellist. M any musical eritf c r e d i t her with having nn even H t c r exprcf.iion than that of the H m l i h virtuso, Pablo C asals, B m n ' S u g g l a married soon nftdr B . d e b u t - i n • 1000. ■ B Y 1012, however, she w as se p ■ a t o d fro m h e r husbnr.d uml a g a in ■ ^ .W ^ V fjn ia n U w c e r ..^ E. C. Drnwdy to S. L. Hagerman 5 acres In Sec. 22; consideration, $800. Samuol L. Hngcrman to W. J. Lawton, G acres in Sec. 22; consid­ eration, $500. M. M. Smith to Arthur E. Yowell, lands in See. 16; considera­ tion, $500. J. G, Johnson to Entmn L. Mnrkell, lands in sections 28 and 33; consideration, $600. J. D. Baggett to Lawarencc Lawton, lands in Sec. 27; consideration nbt given. i Glty of Sanford to Samuel E. ■Meqsc,' part of lot 4 in Robinson sucycy; no consideration given. - Lake Jessup Land company to J. C. Parti\i, 3 - Iota in Mitchell’s addition; no consideration given. D, S . Drnwdy to Emma C. Drnw­ dy, 6 acres in Sec. 22; considera­ tion not given. hW.pleasant cveFlorence BotchtfnWtlla Pules* mlnjll; .BJlaabcth P e t e r s , Horton 1 ^ 5 ,0 0 0 . A ctu al f i W r ^ i y aHdwn h ^ t h t f con stru ction p e r m its 3 re $ M » , 7 t t ' and c ity q fflc ia ls hay t h a t Oie add­ in g o f £ 6 per cent for under vnlu atid p. ia* eonsdfT dtive. Decem ber p erm ita grand total $172,825. l,40ff,000; for D ecem ber 175,000. . I t 'To. f o i l her o ^ e r e j l th a t Order o f k T u b lk n t t o p .O o pun In The- H a n fo n itil/r a jd . * ne w « p u b lis h e d ' lit. Sanford.. 8«i County. .JTlorJaa. pfw« A * « ' four «feitaecuf|0 was**- l'rtfa;flt§ fi&tG&T ucstr w om crv-. . t) w ith th e masscB.T he fllmB .w ill bo given to vnrlTJertUw^oUaipviroTimdnt and ither roati’iAad liducstionnl fncil- oub ptibiic b o d ie s'a n d asso d atio n a Ie9, women frf ' Portugal have fo r display. ittn/'‘«ought to ethploy thciy tal'1 DeLaitd S e t s Record Its m tdcittifla or political work, D K L A N D , Fla., Jan. 1.— (/P)— [ft many succfcd artistically, with DeLaroi b uilding p erm its: Year Iggia. and Paecintithc most shirtB -a x a ro p lc s . th e y a c h t in g | d a y e v e n in g b; in ^ o o o rp fM l P n g tl:) It In ho: each Of 3 ford H erald / a newejtepir publisher at Hanford, Florida. WITNESS my hand and seal of f A r a s r u the Slat day of Deo, (SealV ‘ V. K. DOFOLASS, * C le f * Circuit Court. m-minots Courtly. FlprldR. rate under ; W : A. M. W EEKS,.D. C. ClfAIlLKS V. OlCKlftSU«; ceaoM or < above dear; S olicitor for Complainant. Hertford. If V. E. DOUGLASS. Clerk Circuit Court. Hemlnolo Cuurt. ty. Florida. jjy A „ WEEKS. l HS DOBS. A HOUDINMWD ssro-' 1 WHY RL86RT- The S o u th w e s t Q u a r t e r of the N' or f l l Wl xt Q u a r t or nnd • the N. Ir 11) w e a t Quarter of the HntltJtWeMl Q u a r t e r n f H e c t l o n 1'i, T o w n s h i p 21 S o u t h , I t a n t t o .10 l-kist. It |a ordered Hint you and eneh of vou appear I" the sworn hill nf complaint herein filed on or liefore Hu- 1st day of February A 1> cue. the sanm hclptt a Itule Day of tills Tfnnnmlde Court It Is fmih.-r ordered that this notice he paid lulled In The Hn Il­ ford Herald, a neivsimper puhUaheil In the Con illy of Heniltitde, Stale of Ftorhliu once a week for four cons, unlive weeks. WJTNCS8 the hand nnd seal of V. E. DoiiKlnss, Clerk of the Circuit Court In and for Heniln.de Cminly. Florida, this tho l i s t day of Dec. A D 1935 (Heal) 'Phono -----------— Lynch, his wife, Adillo V- E DOUC.I.ABH. Clerk Clreult Court, So l l el l r . r K f o r C o m p l a i n a n t . J n n , 1, S. IS. *2. Second Sira tte v , or other ctpirnint* under Aaurs T. L bw I*. In and tn tho folihwhnf described lands in Soml>ii*i« Cpgiiiy. Florida, lo -w lt: The N orthw est Qukrt°*! tho N ortheast Quurter, Hitt-tlon F o u r­ th.-n Townnhl|> T w e n ty - one Hun Hi. ltnuKo Thirty-one East, nttil till parties claim in g Interests In unrt t o th e above di-sorlbud property, whctliflr know n or un­ known, .Defendants. Order of I’uhllrsllon. To Aunt'S T. 'Lewis. It IKIti*. and If dead, jill persons rlalm ln* in te r­ ests uml or Aunes T. l,ow le. .decens’ed or otherw iso In and t o tho fplIpwlmr dnscrlhod lands In Humlnulo County, Florida, in-w it: The Northwest Qunrtor of tho Niittbcaat Qiittrler of Hectlon Fourteen. Tntvnshlp T w e n t y nv South. R a n g e Thlrty-ono “*»-i . V‘ . •.. a day uf.tbls fidvirti and of tha month, and In uf a. decree pro concrtlerrd against you you, und sold cause [vr ordered that this This property is located at the corner of find ^ p r e s s ’Avenue right in the path of pr< a sfiort distance from the new Forrest Laki other improvements. At lastryour chapc^. —you can buy one or more 6f these lots an^ovv^ o f Sanford’s best investm ents.. <i P l ■■ ‘ Vi • Invest your money where others, are investing, you can't make a mistake. Buy one or m ore-of lots arid r^ap' the harvest. Property enhance ffister^than any .other buf Sanford. Be sure ai}d get, yours— THURSDAY, JAN A- - ■ + ♦ '. ■■ f^.W- W... $ 1 0 8 -in g o l d ; 4 £1 jrx -j r r ►.■w ail persona claim ing an t b o ie carta In tracts of mBdoall-cac ® £ S K fc ^ insist on W . mmwH V ltW J IS ^ e t Onler nf I'utillentlna To neortto IMkiu-m itnd I'lttues. his wife, Hoherl Lynch and ny A. M WEEKS. D. G. M At I d tl E A v o o m n s TT'fH STATE DP F I.O n iD A tv.-i 31 To the defenWMt^-J&nJamlB « Found. If living, William Lute, If ii r « j ItmiKIlT ItCNOEIIKOlUi INDCB'JTI1AL HCllUUL, u..non-profit B it,, jioratlon. urtfunlsml and e x l s t l n * under law s of the Hlntu n | F lo r ­ ida. Complainant. I.V . I HlCt lT . CO MIT. SEVENTH JUHICIAL ClllUITT IN A.NU.F0U T H E COUNTY OF SEMINOLE, STATE OF Kl,OMIDA. IN CHANck iiv s i t t i n g ; OVcratrcet lrivestm cnt Company, u Corporation VH, Benjamin IL Found, If living. \V|1llanj Lute. If living, Rohort P. Mfrather. If living and If eith er or all of thSm uru dead, thon again st ail persous-clalm lug uny Interest In Beniam in IL Found, deceased, or under MTlIla, Lute, deceased, or under Hubert F. Hlrathur. deceus«il. a s liutrs. devisees, grantees, or other claim an ts under them or either of the, Mrs. Benjam in It. Found, MPa. William Lute. Mr*. Robert F. Htrjkttaer. Cooper Urpcery Company, - A Corporation e x is tin g under the law s of tlio State of Florida, and all p etsons claim In r any Interest In the tracts of land h erein after dsScrlhi ii;is . :s ? i ( f jj? Wo have tiirefc of tho iHosfc fferhittW Lake front p/oporticH now available. Ail cl6etj in nnd can be deliver­ ed. &eo ub a t once. Let us show you* -'‘ ( H f & . M l \ T1IE ITIiriHT COl'IlT. se v ­ enth j r n tcr al c iiiq u iT SEH1NOI.E t o r NTY, KLtllllllA, IN ni.lNfKIlV, mil To Quiet Title MASSEY W A R U O y & CO III'EC LI Solicitor for Complainant. >SS XUGO HOME WITH TRB W tto - v iH e R e d id H6 <S6T T2> MOIL Deputy Clerk (SFA td) buys In the City. -M1..' �|X« | 4- ■ The Sanford Herald to d ijr « d jU ^ H ers throughout Sanford and Sefitf Y a « « * Matter. a Happy and a Prosperous N ew tbr PeetottW* m*6*t Act e t New Year which we are beginning £o 'wealth and h ^ p p in e ss.to e v e r y w t , favored 'netion of Florida and tlutt the will be the be?t ever offered any peoBl I The year that ended yesterday waa E s tH i| U * |for Sanford. It brought many good thii carter, fer have labored shoulder-to-shotlldgfr-fn here. But a still greater prosperity la £ if we make pood us£ df the God given |us. •• • V I Nineteen hundred and twenty alx w what we nmlre it. Continued CO-opergt |a progressive spirit will all combine to surpass the (treat record o f achieves made in.the years that are gone. So, here is Happy New Year to you. tf O A T , JANUARY 1, m e ill he i* 1 Tw# 8 u m Crashed P a u ls for G alaiel^j - , r univer* one ina By ARTHUR BRISBANE ' O n >ri|S t I W . I f fto r Ca. 7 Britain It worried became she may have to' fight Turkey to got oil th a t the wants. Lloyd George's view th at Tur­ key la "bluffing” la only partially comforting. 1 Britain as of old, hat "got the men, got the ships and got the money, too.” But the men fio not want to be conscripted, and the Qlt«d people, money knows by sad experience t It Would be conscripted. ie New Y e a r th aOtherwise, barring chronic fight­ >t has been ing In China, wicked plans in Rus­ sia, Bolshevik propaganda in In ­ dia. and the Tacna-Arica row, which Involves U nde Sam, every- f j a s a ss of JAtira Instead of W o I* treet Journal. A Ihagie, « c l h w and k n j •« « dllfrtence S T iif. o oI° 5 bfister. a.;a'm<thse: V — if! J.O *»■ ■rOmen grow '' old ; * M u r to' look •' Qlimate Or Stom achs >»bntlx" be a fundamentalist and believe th a t this world is only 6,000 years old, and was made—all furnished— In six days, the more scientists pick on you. Now, Colonel John Mills, retired arm y engineer, tells you pur earth Was born following the crashing of two gigantic suns. T hat collision provided heat for our sun, which Is a million times a s big as our enrth, and thin earth is one little fragm ent from the fcol- BE HERALD’S PLATFORM * ..that blwwed . peril when I , n t y ® w ,|a S d duty bclievl n official - !ia<—Hartfoi Times - T h e1 some I Stand Imnbia The d Snhig frAnc looks at th« ntabiliw mark:and wonders whs won tlv tmv anyway Phi Weiphia R< th a t two'locomotives collided-and produced a- •wheelbarrow,” re* it • - you -ally do npt know what to believe. gJfgtt.TM Jnl COVENANT Th6u will walk. 0. Father, by 'rray side only in extent. Perhaps there are few people *who would mg the climbing pathway of the attempt ^dissolve a horseshoe nail with the ad d s of the lowland mist, through forest stomach, but there are many who think nothing a t all of loading up with meats and waffles a s tough and Invincible 1x1oom, on radiant height.. as shoe leather.. ;. . . . - . There are thousands and thousands o f people today who are pouring Into their stomachs quantities of alcohol of»one kind or another, extracts, hair-tonic, and pyro which would take the varnish off a brand new baby grand piano, and think they are having n good time and-m ay even argue with you that Ihe stuff doesn’t hurtithem , that they are used to it. » : Almost as inane are the business men in this country iy*«lf that thought of who subsist entirely on meat and potatoes. Perhaps three i in flash. V times a day, a diet of meat and potatoes. They wonder why their blood is rich and why they have boils. They say it is the dintatc or due to overwork. ,, But if they will exercise a little care about" what they put into their stomachs, they will find that the climate won’t bother them much. : '-'.i.vv. . CV A Greater Teacher Appreciation Movement When the Angel Gabriel r&d* hia reports on judgment day a difficult question must be settled concerning J. D. S. Haldane, great­ est of young British ncientists, teacher of bio-chemistry i t Cam­ bridge University. H a-h as been dismissed in dis­ grace, convicted of "groafi1Immor­ ality,” because he is Co-Respondent in a dlvdreo suit. > . * - Off hand, th s t would nontenco him to hell. But, when ho once suggested ammonium chloride ns a euro to t .lockjaw, he ate an ounce of the preparation every day for three days, risking his life to prove the doctors opposing his remedy were mistaken. As a result, Uni­ fending Haldane should find usful material In the New Testa ment. ■ i A Chicago poet, sick of his “ por celain bath tubs and gildod radin tora” th a t i no longer satisfy hh that! lo n g e r'satisfy his soul, is off to bury himself in the northern wqQiis to live a man's life Ask any man which is of tnel _greatest Importance, r . the , . i uuyu iuvn vu linn* uuv to him. but im he niiuuiu should proper rearing of his hiu child or the correct Composition of his j think w o r Samuel Johnson's reply business correspondence und the answer will show that tho to n friend that asked him to walk child’s development is to the great majority of fathers the first and outstanding requisite. Yet in every day life this my tesehen conviction is not followed up practically for tho -wago scale shows thnt in point of monetary consideration the stenog­ rapher, is far higher up the list than the school teacher. With­ out detracting in any way from tho host of competent young women who pound the cosmic typewriters, we believe'that tho responsibilities, the character and the ability necessary for the installation of knowledge and the graces into formntivo minds is deserving of far greater reward than the nimble fingeredness arid intellect that enable a typwttO grind out many pages gf copy in a morning. _ The .influence ----of the personality ....... w ojfp rim a ry school teachera i f ^ gjjermancnt and appreciable affect on the cl characcer’us well as the intellect of the growihff child, Pershing Coming and certainly . the.‘ru is no more Hatred or solemn responsibility Home thani th^t thqt bqponc bqpancckupnn the teacher, who m ust lead little chilLouisville Courltur-Journal dren- along'thd r ,. I----..-..B'Uhd roAd Ho uaefulnesR, knowledge and gentility. sow snail The failure .of school authorities to give proper appreciation to the school teacher is shown in the salary allotted young girls doming help 'from other towns to teach In Sanford schools. The average salary of a competent stenographer is $30 or $ 3 5 n week. The salary o f a young XhaU I interpret harsh “iichool murm” i is $00 h month, or $22.50 a week to pay for room and board nnd clothes and nil the necessities of life, Latin-Americans generally, Soutn in tfc»-s«at of God? With rOom and board a\’L. -------. . . $10 , Americans especially ond^hileana ernging at the lowest estimate, particularly, will probably construe strango tOWtt-1 town is left only a week, tho youhg woman in a utrango *• J®* * the- Incident to be n clearcut tri­ t_____ _____ _ with _all the __ _ | M i umph fo r Santiago over WuHhing$12.50 with which H to provide herself num of a woman’s wnrdrobe.' ’ little requirements woman’n wardrobe. * ._— _ IL tm tpn. ; • .• •>' I t is no secret th a t General PerWith _— practically every profession opening to women, it is not to he be supposed that in the future young ladles of the shlpg, as President Coolidgo's a r ­ on tho Tacna-Arica Commis­ ! highest ideals and character will be attracted to a teach­ biter sion, haa evoked tho avowed re ­ er’s career when hundreds of other pursuits offer largor sal­ sen tm en t'o f tho Chilean Govern­ aries. ment.' With tho insight of a trained soldier. General Pershing It is true that school teachers are underpaid in'all sections had that Chile wns prac­ of the country, hut instead of conforming to an apparently ticingdiscerned “a reign of terror" in its established policy; why not capitalize on it, why not be a pi­ effort to dispossess Peruvian^ en­ whei^ of lifs/V 'B hU r oneer in a grcater-tenchcr-nppreciution movement, why not titled to vote, and to colonize in the two Provinces Chileans who wore champion the cause of the educator and stand before the na­ clearly disqualified from particition as a community where fathers and mothers exhibit iatlng In tho plebiscite provided their consideration for their.child’s mentor by alloting her a or by the Coolldge award. salary equal, if not greater than that accorded young women Goneral Pershing frankly inform ed tho President that a fair pleb­ in other walks of life? They I n ah-ehd^’ fldRing of the proposed United States of-filrops ns a posi ibk menace to the United State ofl .America. But if they mind thd r own business as conscientioui ly as we' do' there wUl be no troubl FLORIDA IN ENGLAND A U D ITS TAMPA TRIDUNE Our English friends are, prover­ bial for not seeing a juke. It is therefore not unreasonable to sup­ pose that the Manchester Guard; inn. one of the leading newspapers of Great Britain, did not see the jokq in the Btory it recently prim ­ ed about Florida. The Guardian's informant evidently had a keen sense of humor and succeeded in “putting over1’ a real funny story on the sedate editors of the Guard­ ian, who printed the story in all seriousness. litre Hr® some extracts from the Gtinrdian’H story on Florida, which will disclose to Floridans tho gulibifiby of the English editorial stnIT; Six hundred thousand people arc! living in .tents in Florida qrul fowl supplies nave ruii out. Many speculators are living on biscuits und fish they caught themselves. Another new industry for Florida —catching biscuits. The English paper doesn’t describe the process, employed; howuver. The inference is that they are fished out of our niuplc waters. But here's more of the same sort: Many people, too poor to pay train fares, are walking to Flori­ da, in the hope that they will participate in tho boom. Thousands, too poor to ride, walk the high roads, findingmeals as they go. So many strangers have ar­ rived that all tho provisions have been eaten. Special trains are being run with supplies. The lund speculators firo living IXYM STIGATlbss' • IT IS ONLY in recent years that-Florida hag b e e n understood. A little over one million permanent population, its a while othmiles of coastal area—ocean nndjrulf^thpusands of beauti­ n ra J Christ like ful lakes; climatic conditions and soil unequalled, naturally bftlit Man I there was land speculation, with mflllonTof people going to Florida for recreation und health, realizing wnat this state meaijS to the nation. No recession in speculation which may occur can take away tho climate, the soil, the fiveJJrpDfl yearly. Florida one night out from . New Y o r k , t California four. Florida draws freoiy from a great populatioh east o i a line and south through bt. St. iiBuIs, to the sea unn running north norm untl l^UWi w coaat o f Maine and south Atlantic Htatea, Should v o r a t the rapid growth of Florida?—S. Davies W»rf|eld, Preaident Seaboard Air Line Railway. -Y. <v • ------------------o , ■ _ -tv,ifted UNTIL THE .GREAT conUnent of A tfjrica peaceful and almost complete disruption ^ the peoples from which the American coio/iiM^hfidC . tho shell of old societies had always to TUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS 1 o' S a lle 13-13 Mnioale Temple TlaHJInx Susiness Site O n Railroad Omi block front First Street. Frontago on three paved streets. Rnilroad frohtage entire block. Plot cQJlrr tains about 56,000 square-feet. Price.-$37,500. Term* arranged. The speculating possibilities .autl peal to discriminating'investors bwa' lia s occurred in years jihd' it . js 'hefdlb- iiie inttlvld owner. . 7 • 1* *| R. W. LAW TON-• -in ■ 1 203-205 Meisch Building JOSEPH M..RO.C$E. Salesman » h ,1 .inM jbfiflHrA':'' |vil-' ;« ’• r**irh'- v kun '.8 UU:■>1> rv •. • •*i i ft.dap .*qvT, . Mellonville Ajve.; Lot 2, Bloc Lot 9, B1oc1F6, Elliott Aveim^ , Eastern E xp osu re.......Vvm Lot 10, Block 6(Elliott AveiiuS Eastern Exjposure BKYAN'S MEMORIES ST. PETERSBURG INDEPENDENT within which r jfl^ ^ ^ B n c e fo r th , have Chib has hl0 ^ Tco nt i n- o n S m COCONUTS it there is a ‘l,1 IXCOMK TA X Robertson, Williams and Monahan on fish cooked over wood. fires, a.nd lintel biscuits. Large camps have a central .. tent with the notice, “Real Bar­ becue,’’ posted outside. An ox is roasted daily at this tent and cut up among hungry customers. Alligators, which swarm Flor­ ida rivers under normal condi­ tions. become scared by the un- • usual t>oise. Tarpon and other big fish frequenting the coast have gone ou^y- sea.. This is real news about our state. Have you watched the festive real tsta te salesman in his nmaring oc­ cupation of “nrarlng” the alligators out of the 'fivers or making so much noise that the tarpon flee in panic fmm the bays a n d pas 5ex~nmL seek relief in the deep sea*? Ami, aren't you ashamed to ad­ mit that you have been in den.ft igi' norance ull this time about the real derivation of the appellation. Flori­ da "crackers?” Now you- know that it comes from the “pinched, hnki’d” look on the faces of Flo­ ridans. Never plead ignorance again when you are asked whence the nickname ‘cracker.” To tho plnchod-faee, baked fac.'j “crackers” of our state, forced to, eat fish cooked over slow fires, and hard biscuits^ “caught” like the fish, also devouring the daily ox and walking tho high roads because they are too poor to ride, the.grdnt heart of the world should go out. and relief funds should he started everywhere for our, benefit. *' Let Vhe Manchester Guardian start the worldwide movement. Announcement that Mrs. Wil­ known to all, but th e ’ side-light^ liam Jennings Bryan has complet­ enst on that record by his personal ed tho ncmolrs of her husband motives and his individual view­ and thnt the copy is now In the point will be new and of unusual hands of the publisher ii1 gratify­ interest; .., ing. It will he recalled that im­ Bryan wns a great man—his mediately preceding the celebrated Scopes trial In Tennessee, Mr. most bitter political cnemjes real­ Bryan spuku of this book and said ised and acknowledged thnt. But that ho expected to retire from he was also a good mate. Fearless­ tho lecture platform anti devnto ly he -stood for his ideals, nnc his time to the completion of the while many regarded him as im­ practical in .tiome of these ideals work. Fate willed it otherwise, and none doubted his sincerity. His after his sudden death it was fear­ steadfast devotion to what he con­ ed thut the book would never be ceived to be the right won the finished untl that the world would admiration of even those who lose one of the most interesting were opposed to him. His private works of modern limes, but the life was' above reproach. work was to far advanced and the Often against odds which would companionship between Mr. nnd have appalled a smaller natus*. Mrs. Bryan had been so close he wrested victory for tho cause through many years thnt she was he was espousing, nnd bin life was able to finish writing the book. worthy of emulation. A-powerful The memoirs detfl with events orator with n gigantic brain,- he in Mr. Bryan’s life history, which swayed hlti audiences when ho formed nn important p art in the spake; with fncile pen ho'w roto history of this country during the sentences and sentiments which thirty or more years since ho be­ will live; and with it all “his came a national figure. Of course strength was aa (he strength of iscite could not bo hold in the pro­ the public career of Uryun is tAll ten, hnrfllian because hia' his hoarf heart warn was pure ** vinces unless Chile should ceaao its ruthlessnoss and abldo by con­ ditions imposod by his, Porahifig’a MIAMI HERALD decisive vote on tho commission. Augustin Edwards, Chllo’a repre­ sentative on tho commission, [ob­ Some states claim superiority, by. ooiiitwhere durately protested against {the reason of the fact th a t w ^ b j p r o M y ^ Pershing decisions as unreasonable and arbitrary, adding that, urdess s s « '»>” these decisions were reversed, Clitic would not take p srt In tho pipbiHA MMaU ■— —* u.'itc. The Chilean condor Is now likely to spread Its wings in exultation over General Pershing’s return to tho United States. Tne fact that Mr. Edwards insisted . th a t - the plebiscite be held not later than February 1, and that General Per­ shing decided it should take place not fo r two moiiths afte r th a t date ionds peculiar Interest to the Gen­ eral's leaving A ries-on or before January 16. There can bo no doubt that Gen­ eral Pershlng’a chargee that Chile had staged “a reign of terro r” in Tacna-Arica to win • favorable de­ cision in the plebiscite are Justifird. For more than -forty -years fifd. SrMTFMS ■ . S g ■ ■ ;• TERMS : - i' 4 b 214 & FIRST ST. Phone 453. , • ■’*, ' 'y i ,■ *■ -.AA • ’ ' '1 • ' ’ ‘ '*» • vv A■*• \ ’Ci ___ * * N J b u t‘iovs’a very /T T REAL ESTATE AND INVE: 216 E . S econd S tr e e t 60 acres of land on U rd road < division, price per aero « acres of land, ten in fin five acres right uo^reRroad Three Iota ln^ Brentwood, \ > e A.'Cf ^^tinYria ^ |^ ^ �nv; * , & r.. d a ig : . in Sanford, left home from Tanlpa, whew thej touring the _■state. ** were the g u e a ta jf Mr*. Charles A Mrs. A. D. Zachary, Mr*. A. K .._ ..___ _____ __ Campbell. ~ , ' . Powers and "Miss Bessie Zachary will leavt Jifov *1 Miss Florence Borehert of Mil and their home guests, Mr. and1they will spend ’. waukee, Wla., who has been tht Mrs. J. E. Bridges of Raleigh, N. the season. f ,, « J 1 1 —I guest of Miss Ruth H* Ary. for thi C„ and litUe Miss Marta Ann Powera motored to Orlando on Thursm . . W n ..n r.J day where they spent the day. Mlt a j ^ 0fence -# to Orlando oiv, S Mrs. Tom Quinn and Mrs. James she went to attem Dr. Ernest W. Shepherd, who h a r been the guest of his parents Boskey of Winter Park were Miss Dorothy Gf Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Shepherd left among the out of town guests at rence. which too Tuesday for hlb home a t Spartan­ the bridge party given Thursday day* evening Kl by Mrs. Rnlph Stevens, honoring Church* While burg, S. C. Miss Dbris Moore of Dcmereat, Miss McKay was Gertrude Ward. Bert Shepherd who has been Georgia. ■pending the holidays here with The. many friends of Mrs, T. F. ■ hla parents left Wednesday for V. . i. Atlanta. Ga., where he will refumo Adams will regret to learn of the death of her mother, Mrs. Fannie 0 his studies a t Georgia Tech. Searcy, which occurred Thursday E m U lI v i Goorge Harden, who has been morning a t her home in Oklahoma. — •— with the F irst National Bank for The funeral will take place Satur- s b a l BSTATS * Lobby Fvleatoa some time, left Friday afternoon day a t Lexington, Ky. for Atlanta, Go., where he will en­ ter the real estate field. Mrs. E. D. Mobley and Miss Georgia Mobley returned home on - Mrs. Victor Seaburg and two Thursday from Jacksonville where small children returned home on Miss Mobley was a attendant at Wednesday evening from Jam es­ the Roberta-Anhby wedding, which town, N. Y., where they spent the took place Wednesday evening at past two weeks, with relatives. .the Church of the Good Shephard in Jacksonville. Miss Roslland* Williamson of Gainesville, who has been the The Misses Lc Claire Jones, charming guest o f . Miss Maud Maud Lake and guest, Rosalind Lake, left Friday morning for Williamson of Gainesville, Mildred Sarasota where she will visit be­ Holly, Mao Holly, Ava Wright and fore returning home. Mrs. Bob Holly motored to Orlando on Thursday where they attended Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Law, Mr. the Chi Omega Luncheon. nnd Mrs. Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wells, compose a party motor­ Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Chase of ing to various points in the stato Winter Haven, nrc the guests of and arriving In Sanford on Thurs­ the former's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. day for a brief sojourn. S. O. Chnso nt their’homo on Oak Avenue, and were among the out Mr. nnd Mrs. W. B. Windsor, of town guests at tho New Year's D. A. Tennant, Miss Anna Tennant ball given by the Sanford Yacht nnd Miss Gertrude Tennant were Club. among n party from Fergus Falls, Mich., arriving in Sanford on Mr. nnd Mrs. Otto Borehert, who Thursday\for n short stay while have been spending the past month ■r DANCE AT. VALr MANY GUESTS ’! Robson" will Peck will" an! her home on , 1 , O’clock. ^ .venue, at ■UNn** Btonr. Hour ot the L j i n- rooms at" the Library (w lw l to 0 o'clock. tir^Drita Sororiaty Dances "at , ir-ii 0 o’cloOlLi. L O ew rla M Atey will enterI *t bridge ‘ at* her home on I Avenue, a t 8 o'clock honoring ■ Gladys Wilson, a bride-elect February. - per caps, balloons, squawk™r*, noise makers, as well a* eonfettl helped to cortrfete the festivities. Quite a nurthw.of dinnerparties were given, anjtniyr those enUrtatnIng being and Mrs. Samuel Pulcston, who had as their guests gans, and Lloyd Boyle. Mr. and Mr*, George A. De Cottes"and Mr. and Mr*. G. D. Bishop mode up a P«*y dinner. Another party of four were Miss Georgia Mobley, Mias ElUson White, John Meitch and G*. W. lualneas meeting pf the Womans ^ PMlssr,Lllli*n Olonary society of the Methof c S r e h will b* bald a t the |c h a t 8:80 o'clock. ML, Kiudergsrden opens at the ftregatlonal Recreational rooms Shlnaholser, Miss J. F, Ford left on Friday for At­ lanta, Go.,- where be> goes to visit Cisude Slstrunk.composed a merry his son iOr a few wteka. party. Joe Jameu had a* his • guesta Edgerton Patterson and\ Allen Miss . Leona Carman of Maryland, Jones motored to -Kissimmee on Miss Louise Sferles and Henry Rod- Friday where the# Spent .the day. denberry. Another , of _____ four _______ included Miss DolUc Carrera of Eft. AuMiss Marjole __ Dempsey, . . Miss Me_}• gustine is the attractive house Clung, of i : Olando, " _- -Scott - James and* guest of Mrs. L. M. Lelnhart. Lnurle McDaniel. V j —it.:.; Mr. and Mra. Clyde Byrd, Mr. Little Mica Elsie Bryan Tolar of and Mrs. James L. Wells, Miss DeLand Is the guest of Miss Sadie Evelyn Anderson and C. Y. Byrd Leinhart for this week. composed a party of six. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Pearman, Mrs. A. L. Crouch and Miss Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Katie Lewi*-of Lakeland are visit­ Overlln dined together. ing friende here for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Wurt W. Warner had as their guesta Mrs. Fred Lewis Shipp returned home ou Dalger and Mra. Victor Seaburg. Thursday evening from Tampa, Miss LeCtaimo Jones, Edgerton where he spjnt a few days on busi­ Patterson and Calvin Teague were ness. v a congenial party of three. Others enjoying this merry Mr. and Mrs. Porter Whigham evening were Mr. and Mrs. K. B. announce the birth of a daughter McCracken, Mr. and Mrs. C. Wan- Dec. 21 at their home on Fifth ■ley, Miss Dorothy Crabtree of Street. * Tampa, Miss Mary Benaon, Mis Helen Marlntette, Duncan llaseil, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thrasher Bob Dodson, Peter Schaal,- Fred are now at home to their friends Long, D. Woodcook, Rupert Ben- at the Langley apartment on Park Avenue, If SanfordWoman’sClub Slumber And Dinner To Resume Activities Party Given By Miss During Coming Week Marguerite Garner boors. ome of Mrs! P. M. King on I Street* a t 8 o’clock. [ Tuesday L Percy Mero will entertain Friloah Bridge Club st her fin Mayfair o tA o'clock, scutlve Board of the Vfoman s me*U a t 10 O'clock. p .,.,b K sn :u iot ,h. in Y Club a t 3 o'clock. fg. Ralph E. Stevens tertains In Honoy Miss. Doris Moore With the beginning of the New Year, actMtle* of the Woman’s Club will be fully resumed, and aft­ er this week the president will be (n her office from 11 to 12 o'clock every day except S atu rd ay .^ The January board meeting will be held on Ja n . 5 a t 10,o'clock, and the business meeting of the gen­ eral club on Wednesday afternoon a t 3 o'clock. On this ocasion, after the brief necessary routine business is con­ cluded, the d u b Is to be favored with an Illustrated lecture on the city of Paris, by Miss Leah Wat­ ters, who is presenting this winter series of these delightful lecures. This one is free to all club members, and each one may have her* usual privilege of inviting a friend. \J For the meeting on Wednesday, Mrs. D. L. Thrasher, Mrs, H. U. Lewis and Mri. F. E. KoumHlat Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Reynolds of Chicago, 111!, were among the win­ ter visitors arriving in the city on Thursday. .J • Mr*. Beecher Kent and little daughter of W inter Park apent the * Miss M argaret Garner was the day here on Thursday ika the guests charming young hostess on Wed­ of friends. * nesday evening at a dinner and ■lumber party a t her home on Mellonvllle Avenue. Centering the attractively ap­ pointed dinner table were dolls, quaintly creased as old-fashioned Miss Margaret Wight of Cairo, maidens, from which ribbons-ex­ Ga., is the bouse guest of Miss tended to each place. Claire Zachary a t her home ou Marking the places of the guests Magnolia Avenue. — 4 were demure old-fashioned dam­ sels in frocks of pastel tints. At Mrs. Ernclt Houahoidcr nnd 0 o'clock a six course dinner was Mr*. Floyd Palmer motored to Or­ served. On the dessert platea love­ lando on Thursday where they ly old-fashioned nosegays in lncc spent the day shopping. paper holders were given as fav­ ors. Dorothy Crabtree of Tam­ After dinner, dancing, music and pa Miss is the hpusc guest of games were indulged in until a late Mrs. F. E.attractive RoumUlat a t her home on Palmetto Avenue. Mr. nnd Mrs. Orln Stenatrom are reociving congratulations upon the arrival of a daughter Wednes­ day nt their home oh-Holly Avenue. Allen Jones and O. T. Alford Mrs. George A. DeCottei and leave on Saturday for Memphis, ■on, Frederick Bell, have returned Tenn., where they are attending the Memphis Medical college. Ga. -There were yerjbpt hnu ,.lV Miss Borehert Honor LATEST FASHION HINTS FOR MILADY Guest At Delightful BY MARY MARSHALL Copyright McClure Syndicate Courtesy Wednesday - - H*Af' 4fj, .r \ motored to ^ h m r e arriage ot WOULD YOUInvest $6,000 cash to 120, 000—Sell 300 lota at $ each. Call for Mr. Marat at— * SMITH * RAWLINS Magnolia Avenue ' » - .De •Oil* “vsedoi o fh r B e c t r le Iron* ; W , Badle Bepptlea At price* th a t are rig h t TntFTfT Millinery Specials « for' , Saturday, Jan, 2. All Felt Hats . ■M ** ,• \ * 1*'V* WINTER HATS F O R Q U IC K S A L E $3.9T&$5.0() A T A S A C R IF IC E . 100 ft. frontage by. 117 ft. depth of Northeast Corner of Sanford Avenue and 7th S treet.. Terms 1-4 cash, balance to suit purchaser. "7 ; a p t to si ttjnlffw. Write Malllaff Mueiilaea W. H. STONE SMITH Herald fl South Main St. it*v<-'V VW 9 V** —^ :o u g h t s £-Vis e R) OTHERWISE nigterials, some ues up to $18.60. One rack ot all wool coats, with fur collars. Gray, Tan Saturday sale price— 4 Pheonix Silk Hose T than the numl is.r If we h*d 7 hand on the jrufd be da iff ere Wt haems to m (ip track of table J w t old faahlot V ia b le n ^ I d as when eo |r . V n doth. 1 Pure silk foots with lisle tops in new light shades, also black an^ white. f \ easier U Then F9Ugh to l°ta quite 5*wlth « dt if Trot “«sre el. i B demand a t irer for* imall-glzed bat*—hat* eh parson, *j m enough fc nd butter, pi *»eb aide i Of the obj ^ center.. A $ 1 .0 0 Pheonix Silk Hose Nn h* haveiv*t SPECIAL ibL T^M tT* ,D0U^ h only £or tbe Wwa«h Someone explained the other day. *• ko; are Almoet all the Parisians who have be a )*• iblong ft kid be- Episcopalian - C h o i r Pure silk feet, full-faghtoned with llale tops in 16 new Bhadea; Special for Sat- Ladies’ Gowns and,Teda, soft finish cambric and long cloth. Trimmed with Members Entertained By Mr.AndMrs.Gloyer H r. and ’Mr*. Mortimer Qlover entertained. the members of the ' ” '*y Crow. Episcopal •leasantly on Thursday evening, following the weekly SEE THE WINDOW es’ Slippers Gowns, teds, and sheer nainsook aj 96 to-910 Now iMjNkVv vv.» l*\ Every Pelt Hat ragardlesa value will be sold w t h l r t h for '> In Velvet and Sdtln Combinations will bo priced at V ROYAL .*7 s p e c ia lly ,^ r >a �lr* ' -• •t I- �;jti circles, |* j» th -withoui any tymirlgtoality, and U doomed dlvion that cornea to al^ father of W alter Dam roach, con­ ductor of the Now York Symphony Orchestra, who recently introduced Gershwin's jnzx Concerto In F. yfd QQu0f Kicnftra w ik Theodore Thomas, whom some Ktaat composer, and fot credit with having done'm ore for consecutive year* icmbdr of the New York orchestral music in N orth Amerlthan any other conductor, ■NMPH'waa onie Orchestra. . , ca head of the PhllhartncrJ* :: ionic on^hca.ympbeny!" he tra In 1880, when Mahply been " r became a u i* Juat a rhythmic** if* regular member. y ythm haa always been In those days, the orchestra was operated on a cooperative basis by the members, with a board of dirccTors th at handled Its financial af­ fairs. Manoly became a director during his first year and stilf Is a member bf th© board. 4 •■ "It wns a hard struggle, bbt we were glad of the opportunity for a r t’s sake,” ho said. "Rarely did wo finish the season with funds to divide among the numbers. The Conductors then virtually were on the aamo basis as tho members, but Thomas gave op his share of receipts several times for the play­ ers and he wns not the only conductor to do this. Moat of the musicians then play­ ed in other organizations and on odd'occasions in order to earn en­ ough to ilvo. Now the society Is a membership organization and the pla>*ers a re paid salaries. This remuneration is much better, Manoiy said, nnd playet? now give their ejitire time to the society. Educational Meet Making: Big- Gain ics O f Execution Set For four While Other 14 Have kpjteals; 4 White Men Will !>lc For Attacks On Women ■--------- .TLANTA, Ga., Dec. 31.—(A1)— last .of 1025 finds in jails rtf JACKSONVILLE.-, Fla., Jan. 1. (/P)—Business sessions, including tho various sectional meetings, of the Florida educational association is making great headway hero to­ day. Several hundred educators from nil sections of the state are attending tho thirty-ninth nnnunl convention of*tho organization. Addresses by speakers from the state and from other cities In tho IJ. S. worn made a t the sectional mendings today. ' . A general session will bo held tonight. Dr. Joseph Rocme^, professor of secondary education a t the Univer­ sity of Florida is president of the association. . Are Abolished Afier Long Russian Phyzkd-Therapautle Ac­ ' vj ' vj Years Of Abusive Rule In ademy. Prof. Mantuloff is confident of Rural Districts Of Nation proving th* axlaUnre of one h^r* CONSTANTINOPLE. Jan. 1. — W —The Turkish republic in going fP, agriculture on a scale the like of which the country previous* ly haa never witnessed. Recognising the principle that there can bo no enduring prosper­ ity «* In aa1 nation notion of **y or oppressed and unwilling producers, tho govern­ ment has made numerous changes ameliorating conditions under which the peasants lived. The fedual syn*.em which obtain­ ed during the rule Uf the sultana has Been abolished. The over lords, who claimed vast stretches of land and used tho peasants as serfs, navo been executed or exiled and tho land divided'nmong the peo­ ple. With the departure o f the sultans went tho tax on tho peas­ ants which took one-tenth of their profits. To create a body of expert managers, the ddpartment of edu-, cation has established thirteen agricultural schools, for which there were 2,000 applicants this year, and also Is sending students to farm colleges in Europe and America. The department of ngriculturo is encouraging scientific forming through the dissemination bf in­ formation,distribution of seeds ami institution* of tractors and -other modern -machinery. It has elab­ orated upon n program, to extend over ,the next ten years, for .the Intensified production of tobacco and tho "three whites” of Turkey —cotton, sugar nnd wheat. As for President -Kcmnl, ho Is so keenly interested in the deve­ lopment that he is running nn ex­ perimental farm of his own on the outskirts of Angora. monious- division of the male and female gender In the entire croalioii of the world, from human beings down to minerals. In the course of an address before the Academy of Scitatiaby Prof. Mani­ uloff said: "In' my experiments to prove the existence of sox in minerals my attention was arrested by the fact that the si ' *t s T Identical In ia of two C case of cul form and in the other of octahedron form. To dis­ cern tho exact sex I have subjected to a certain reaction the blood of human beings and animals, as well fit extracts from plants. I have subjected to n similar reaction various cryitalllc farms, taking pyrite as a typical mineral. paving proi Greeri Cora n cmcorr co A On liberal commission b a s is /- V.; qGCUtUM E. L.BVHJNR, U Jacksonvfttt CATHERINE NATHAN OMrr * f PaklU TIIH STATE O r JPLOH therlnn Nathan O YOU A HE H Bnu:ny I l E n r ttEquiREU to appear I the Circuit, Court. for (he Heveni Judicial Circuit of Florida, Counts o f- Hemlnole on the «th day of Januai A. D. l i f t «t Our Bub-divialon is. undergothe Cowrt House n, mui iu said «.i>umr, Cmmryrid answer a lull of Complaint filed ing most substantial develop­ against you In said Court by Oeorgn ment and advertising. K. LeVIgne and then and there l a a n d . abide hy such Judg­ Grnvcland—|8,00Q raised for ad­ receive ment and decree an said Court shall vertising city. have considered In title behalf. And Phone 249 317-318 S . G . G R A Y , R E S ID E N T M A N A i vj - RANKER FOR 43 YEARS NEW -YORK—Having boon a banker in Wall Strcot 43 yenrs, George Blumenthal is retiring chortly to devote most of his time to aiding tho Metropolitan Museum5 of AO and Mount Sinai Hospital. Tarpon Springs—Fifteen $10,000 homes will be constructed in Ghesapcako Point subdivision. ;J 14fk; 4p’i ; •K “IT 1»T ■ . _>■' ■1 . •■r.1 • ■ ■ % 4‘*1•’* 1% FORMER EDUCATOR HONORED KANSAS CITY, Mo., Jnn. 1.— (A5)—Dr. Liberty Hydo Bailey, for­ mer dean of the School of Agri­ culture nt Cornell University, Ithacn, N. Y.*, was today elected presi­ dent of tho American Association for tho advancement of science, in annual convention hero. 'Septuagenarians In Orchestra I’HOENIXVILLE, Conn.—Willie Q. Smith hns an orchestra of five “felt boot" septuagenarians. Their existence hns been disclosed in Con­ nection with a forthcoming fiddling England. lUronco Napier, hnty, appealed. attack, Crisp lit. A. Uurrington. murder, Tal|t cottntv. appealed. 1C, A. Wheeler,.attack, Emanuel lunty, appealed. iGnrrett Btnford, attack, Jones R county, appealed. lOscar Mars, murder, Benhill funty, appealed. fA. Wode Johnson, attack, Jones mnty, appealed. John D. Batcheler, murder, mas county, appealed. James A. Swain, murder. Bibb Jones and Bloodworth were coneted jointly of tho murder of Howard F. Underwood; Coggoshall and McClelland wera convicted Jointly of tho murder of Prof. W. C. Wright, and Bififord and John­ son were convicted jointly of nn attack on nn aged woman. Tho first four, dates for whoso exe­ cutions havo been set, nro pre­ paring to mako a last stand for their lives by an appeal for exe­ cutive clemency. Tho seeming existence of two methods of execution in ileorgia is explained by-the fact th at the law substituting electrocution for hanging wns passed while several executions were pending. A pro­ vision o£ tho law-was th at those already .sentenced to.hang, a t the time tho law passed ftould meet death in that manner, while those convicted subsequently to its pas­ sage would dio in the electric RESOLVE Persistent *coughs' and colds lead to serious trouble. You can stop them now' with Creomtdilon, an emulsified creosote that is pleasant to taka. Creomulsion !• a new medical discovery with two-fold action; it soothes and heals tho inflamed membranes end in­ hibits germ growth. OI aU known drugs, creosote Is rec­ ognized by high medical authorities as one of the greatest healing agencies foe persistent coughs and colds and other forms of throat troubles. Creomulsloa contains, In addition to croosote, other healing elements which soothe and heal the infected membranes and stop the irritation and Inflammation, while the creosote goee on to the stomach, is ab­ sorbed Into the blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and checks the growth of the germs. Creomulsion Is guaranteed satisfac­ tory In the treatment of persistent coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, bronchitis and other forms of respira­ tory diseases, and is excellent for build­ ing. up the system afier oolda or flu. Money refunded If any cough or cold la By Williams f A T s Fine, n o w p [ IF VOuRE -TOO ’ IwOUNC* l 6 ow ikj P B e a Pl-NEEf? [ PEEPu. t h i n k ' YOu’RE 3ES NUTTY, i HOW®, i i s RouN’ PSt&NELOOW FEFPi CHEW? J 7 Haas ! a t \ VNOkrt* WORtf! I A BLACtf BEERO vsiriH w rT fe h a i r ! PEEPUL 'll SEE A T AM MEN GO* s p is h o s Boor ) O u R N TO O ! k fer g o sh / W S A K E S ! ^ /- / A s w e stand on the threshold of 1926— a year that prom ises e v e n greater \ . V"yu,y. prosperity than the old year, it is tim e to plan th e b est w a y J o p a r b o i l M&ir: in the profits that w ere so plentiful during 1925- T h e prosperity of 1926 w ill b e even more intensified in / W i S A POOR n o t : u S E V O u R BRAINS! A in T h e g o n n a HAsJE HIS HAT O N? An OONTT »T HIDE Evien m s n o s e ? An OO PlNEERSGO -IAKin 1HER HAT OFFEMEN'IN A-HO oSE ? ’ CEfrrvtw n c t i y a l \ Poor siN\PuNGTONsyf Druid Park offers the best that can b e h ad in tl e G reater Sanford District. G et the facts on th e S e/ c o n d U n ith’..,that W m w ill b e p la e e d on sale at a n ea rly d a te. l^ fa k e y o u r reser­ vations before the opening a n n o u n c em en t is m ad e. IDEN REALTY CO] �AY, JANU f f i C B , FU. 3ul ta t kofa'a Ia i t frontier la the now generation of tank U taught the habit* and benefits of the white a w f t life. Through the Indian girls In th* goTS^mmcnt school her*, of whleh Clark B. DiekHiaon la head, the uplift o f th e Indian family la being attem pted. Substantial houses already have replaced the tepee as tha home'of Indiana living on North Dakota reservation*. /A knowledge of san­ itation Is helping to increase their life ap art/said Mr. Dlckln*on. * At the school, where 126 girts are taught domeatlc science and household arts In addition to sub­ jects ordinarily in the.grade school curriculum, special emphasis Is laid on those things which the nriult Indian deeds most to know about his living. " It Is hard to induce the old-time Indian to sleep w ith windows open, hut we teach th e girls here to do it/* -XHrirlTiiOTrdralawa: "Home of them continue the practice after they hnvo returned to their own people.” "Of. course the tendency Is for S .» W S B « 5 by one ef Florida^ principal r spots, long the winter home w Knon h l e i t o c k another Step •King from the bond* of »*■ n and ii km iind centered the race prog n e s th e t f o r'several years .w .Included entries from both of die coasts of Florida. ' Daytons, the mother e tr of the municipal trio, was founded In 1S#9 and Daytona Beach lb?n known as Goodalt, and Beabreese, the ploDMT developer of which W**> Mr. Helen Wllmani Post, cxrooni/ ' lata Csar Nicholas II and hie fam­ ily, including the. boudpfr of the Empraaa and the nuriertr room of the children, are .roped off for public tnapectlon. - ' The form er Imperial palaces a t Peterhof and Eiarkoye-Selo also This Is particularly noticeable in the case of the Tsanoye-8elo pal­ ace, which waa the favorite resi­ dence of the late Emperor. Here every detail connected with the Tampa—Florida Palace for Ses life of the Imperial family ie laid hare, and the public, which all over qui-Centcnnlal Exposition in Phila­ the world has an insatiable curi­ delphia, will coat $500,000. osity to know how royal person­ ages live, can gratify Its desire to the full. NIGHT SOH60T All the furniture, clothing and Do not waste these Jong win­ ter evening*—prepare r our■•If perumal belongings of the slain tor a better position by taking C u r and his family and—more advantage of our buelnes# course. - New-eWaeee t n “abortbend and pathetic than anything else—even day. Wedneeday and Friday eve- H U . what »'Woo<I«rfnl fM llag to U b« froo trom U»o m lN n b U rhaomatltm. To know v a i n the tmpnritiea that cans# joy of llmbor Joints and setlvn n u tConquer rheumatlm eles—freedom tfo n that agonutng naa shown tha wTr ^ H o w often haio yon longed for tlons a 8. B. has Wo, •otue relief aa you enjfarsd ta rta n r ^ la f and Comfort t o | from swollen, inBainsd-BniacICn and rheum Atte eufftren. Jolnta—bow often h are you said TOO would giro anything In -th e »• World for n few houm co m h rtl But you didn’t know that nil you S r S ee bad to do to get real relief from Rheumatism rsalahesthis nerve wracking misery was iJ fo yf iySo uSr S sE 1 fo od*—/ ■trcngth and power L fill your body— you l *r® rigorous — md-N blooded and rM dyfbr banish rheumatism! , larger bottle u ADVERTISEMENTS TELL YOU WHAT THE ROMANI n ,n* “' TELEPHONE 144-J Mr*. M asw ell aad Mr*. Steele OP BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU. i this winter to break iway records for mot­ orcycles and h am m horses on tho Great Stickler For Form, Servant Says COPENHAGEN. Jan. ana Anderson, whose fairy store I have brought happiness to thou rods of children, was a stickler r form. , 00 states Mrs. Marie Busch, who | ' i general-servant to the mi­ ps, and the the Uw two spinster*, __ g Ballin, who shared a house him. fdrraon was very particular," lid. "llo Insisted upon my ndng him In the third person the title conferred upon him hking—Knnferentsrsnd. This fc;much coveted title given -HNd cabinet ministers and ^KWsIjrlnra*, hut never bej j B M o r j t h u d Ine Rev. Father F. I'. Joyce, self nml nrriv? a t a placo where lately a clmpbln In' tho regular | he will be nblo to take care of hlmarmy but now retired, at n renult' self, but it will take time.” of Having b®en gAsanl in service Leesburg— Preliminary plan* oversell with tho A. K. K.,* stands approved for constructing bathing tixmior for this one: During the great firo in Saiv ml recreation pier a t end of Gulf Francisco a mounted orderly from road. ... the Pretldlo was riding along Mis­ Zephyrhfll*—City Council' iota sion Street at ;n smart trot. A xoman ran out of a house wnvin,; Improvement contracts totaling her apron at him. ?ir,o,ooo: *T "Ob, Mihtor Soldier. Mister Soldier." she railed. “Where ran Tampa—.1,000 acres land within 1 get some milk for our baby 7" city Hmltn purchased by New Wlhtout drawing rein the caval­ York Investor for $5,000,000. ryman saluted ns he Answered: IN H EA LTH I IN W EALTH! IN PLEA SU R E! IN H A PPIN ESS! hU M K ltm l when lie rra d h is MMVft to the Misses Ilnllin MfU.'.yBuKcli they had to ati>;> /Oggdjework. No matter rrJfru,'JJuw h went outdoors M tg ,tvc»r a coat and when rwn g iv e her tickets to the presented her with r"if trhlta gloves. ^,nlco people," he remarked, White gloves to the theater." t0fon had.n soft couch upor .Jta weavod his laics of th.1 a tall knd wJnfull Mrs. Dutch said, "I p t-ffs t on a bed mi No m atter how tender your face or tough the beard, a few atrokes of (he James Htropper puts a lietler-llian-new edge on your blade so thnt you get tLv shave of your shaving life. Iluy a James today. /K / u Gold Plated, with fine U. v O Leather Strop, all In .[$ & compact Morocco I-caT 0 ther Case. O. M, Adamson, Sj'rncusrt i New York. By Investing Now In One Of T he Lovely Homesites a t Protected by U. R. and Foreign Patents. )MILLAT & ANDERSON 101) 1.. First Street THE DEVELOPMENT THAT IS MORE THAN A SUBDIVISION------A TOWNS1TE1 Located on the Peninsuln. Across the Indian River from New Smyrna. ide^l,Site For •Extending from Ocean to River. :■ 9 •Fronting on each nearly two and one-half miles. -With the world’s finest beach on its East. Townsite Develop] -And the State’s finest fishing waters on its West. -Wi& a new, sporty 9-hole Golf Course of Its own. -And donated sites for School, Church, Parks and Playgrounds. ■And hard-surfaced streets, cement sidewalks, water and electricity- NEW SMYRNA BEACH is the place to build and live for Health, Pleasure and Happiness. Tho ever increai values springing from the steady and sure growth of thiB section, coupled with the many improvements done to be accomplished, make NEW SMYRNA BEACH the ideal investment opportunity of T<y3ay. ’ MAKE ”1926’’ PAY—BY BUYING IN NEW SMYRNA BEACH TODAY l is size and i property. Utilities for CALL AT DESK I f f "1L ( MONTEZUMA HOTEL ^ If f* * • '( !. OFFICES'! N: „J |, Jacksonville. SL Augustine, Ormond Beach, Daytona Beach (3 ), N« Miami Beach, DeLand, Sanford; Orlando, Lakeland, Brookaville, Ts WE| COVER FLORIDA REAL ESTATE LIKE THE SUNSHINE** 515 First N at’l. Bank Bldg, P H O N E ,485 �official. The book will deal with how to fret rid of passengers that no country will allow to land. Aa n problem, this la no ditch. *• • • A passenger boards a «hlp and arrives, in due course of time, a t his destination. But the Immigra­ tion authorities a t/th e port look him over and decido he c a n t enter. The steamship company then must take him back to the start­ ing point. But tho authorities at this port say, "Wo don’t want him, cither—he can’t come in hero." Result: He’s on the steamship company’s hands, scheduled for a life on the ocean wave and a home on tho rolling deep—for an indefi­ nite period, and' at the steamship dm back to A M iian'a^ii i«*d been he i« lf / on board One O f New bY/ j Liverpool; the u k for hla pa- ' Govenwr W1 Perform fa f y ^ e o thay pack Chair Convict Tl» ha **nT prove Jin. P i > Odvernqr M attln with adtho near year will bo tho stead of the words; "] {aaiWi sentence yeti to dfolQM l the Judge waa Quoted i amid: “I hereby seotance electrocuted." -f- *; ' Ferguson’s 'eeWvfctltJh dared to have .been' the onlcketi on record , l n ^ p c |a a ‘connl in the state.' He was senl die after W lapse oT not' day - following coipmluiioi crime. - v - *. ty Governor Hardee sigfned^ the death w arrant,'. When P< bilt declared h*^roald im j Liiurm uumunuen nny, "W hat, you hew hgain?"—and im n. send him to America on-the tame ts^im i V n■^*iS lS __ri for ^ 1 Miami ^ r:a■M ship. He’s due to be shifted from will send Fortune Ferguson, negro, **»• one ship to another until ho can to the leetrfc chair. meet tho Aitdrcws p.in y' ib o tr ■ y £• be1palmed off on •tome country. Ferguson, convicted In Alachua for an attack upon a young Mount Dora—Largo new addit­ county iobt an which the •oottlera tour j white girl, waa the first negro to ion being b u ilt’to 1Molena .R ealty be sentenced to die in the electric being made. Company’s office building. chair in Florida, but be was not Sarasota—0-story arcade build­ the firs t to be electrocuted. J- Lynn Haven—City votes a ing will be erected in business sec$170,00 bond iflnuo for-public in . Ferguson ,09<y\jyd , the plcctric It resulted In an affirm s JT. >* ‘ *• ■t * t ' chair by a margin hardly known to ' ion, which waa rendered rtew U y. pro^m ent*. Itote of thotfdfit additional fclfcaiifngs used Bduring tho FrnaBVfsctured jnco Wcro fn at*# .sainted on one end lafed^ofr^bA the o th er,In & p ro ce.’ terrific drive In the w ar to b the>cartpeg-of any single “to J meeting- <if ortiin nhco men. Irvo offtcWTWta da nr-vtecl loan In civilian life, asked In king Shell turning faculties, i ,tt would not be possible_ to |em hot off of whirling, rodIm lcss1steel tubes which are id commercially for gas well lurtunlly all sizes for tho arV,p to 10 inches in dinmExperimenta were Btartcd | | y to test tho scheme. Ke War Department is not Ition to make any definite Ement, it looks as though tridtr m national proparedi been made. Just cut ’em off like sauss tho Way one officer doithe new process. .tbeTfSBcssity of horlng oqt ired-mnll pointed ends after .iniag in order to mako a >r the explosive charge nnd s developed a new angle of Bi. I t appears in practice npuritles in the metal are [tow ard tho center by the Iff process and when this [out by boring the impurities H naved automatically. B ten year ammunition rc■ projcct.of tho W ar DepartB s based on storing 5.100,000,l o r t h of small arms and artil■nmmunition, tho oldest proI bs and cartridges to bo fired I each year and replaced with ntock. I f tho spun shell case [w orks out nnd a system for hoadlng. fuse making, banding, lis developed to supplement It, Lmably n material reduction S*bb Tirade In the' stored ro­ les as . the twolvo month delny procuring projectilca in suf[nt numbers after war is defctl now controlling tho departI ’s plans, would have been Id down. Mrs. \ Wilhclmina tf Fagnanil dance). thclCharleston. And, uthcnl her J husband {g o tj anothcrjwoman' to[teach him h ow .sh e) took* poison,j She recovered.^ howeuer.Jjtfa n d hubbg'fpromised‘to ’confine himself i to± the f waltz i and foxtrothereaftcr^ i Fdrty-One States InV Playground Contests ■New York is tfio mogt populous competitor, nhd 'Antrevillo nnd Coward, South Cnrolinnl aro the smallest, each boasting one hun­ dred persons. However, the met­ ropolis will not compete directly against the villngcs as'all entering cities kre divided Into three popu­ lation’ grftups, for each of which one ?500 prize, ten $50 prizes, and eleven prizes of, 550 each in nurs­ ery stock, will be awarded. NEW YORK, Jon. 1.—(/P)u—Ono hundred seventycight cities have entered 311 ploygroUnda and ath ­ letic fields in the nntlonnl play­ grounds bonuttficntlon contest an­ nounced by the Playground nnd Re­ creation Aaaocintioil of America. Forty-ono states nnd Canada are represented by tho cities compet­ Pasco County is surfacing 150 ing for tho 54,050 in cash prizes and nursery stock to lie awarded miles new road with asphulti^ mix­ ture. by tho Ilarm on Foundation. HOMES—LOTS—FARMS ACREAGE tat) halV-Api T h e investments you w ill make in 19 2 6 can m ake you . It depends entire­ ly w here you buy. T h e surest plan to adopt is th e process of elimination TODAY’S BEST BUYS L eave out of your consideration every thought o f investing a single dollai G-room hovjse in Gindcrvillo. Good location. $3,200, $7G0 cash, balance $25 a month. " S’ # *, in any realty proposition w h ich d oes not satisfactorily m eet each pf the foi low ing qualifications:* .. . . . . ; *** 10 acres fines® landvIn flowing wells dis-I _■* i’’ trict. .A real buy at ?250.an acre. I ' Nickels Sentenced -To fee Three Years Ago Wins fgal Battle For New Trial efore Judge W. W. Wright ILLAHASSEE, Fla.,. Jan. 1.— -When Aubrey Lee Nickels is I again in tho seventh Judicial lit of Florida for an alleged atupon a whito woman a t Do I In 1021, It will bo his third Ignmont, and each time he will faced a different trial judge, lortly after his arrest for tho od crime, Nickels pleaded guilad was sentenced to be hanged fudge James W. Perkins, who [then presiding In the seventh I t Nickels took on appeal to [8upreme Court. The latter fcal upheld his plea that his Ision of -ffuilt had been mode r violence. The case was reBed for tria l.' Judgo J. J. arson then occupied the bench \ jury found Nickels guilty. b Diekerson sentenced him to Ingod. / a result of tho Supreme second opinion in tho Vs case, arendered p w u w w s w Irecently, W k V U V l j r . Iin ll La ro-trlal was ordered, NlckV be.arrnlgncd this time bcPd*v W. W. Wright, appoinI Governor Martin a short K o to succeed Judge DickerBiguad.------ ------ — W° W right Is a native of M. He was prosecuting ntr for the Gadsden county f and a practising attorney, w eg in the World War, comng as a first Reutenant of ■ny-B, Second Florida Rcgi. at Tallahassee. Judge \t went overseas with the Division and was ejevatod to ih k o f captain In France. KIRK'S AUTO TOP SHOP •eat Cover* Curvets ■ • ., *• /• , ^ 4 i. ‘L a > u \ r» Desirable lot in San Lanta. Sanford Avenue frontage. All paving paid.. An excellent investment opportunity. $8,000. Terms. , COLCLOUGH REALTY CO tie D o es the property lie im m ediately w ithin th e radius o f m unicipaj^fow th? Is it priced to permit a large margin o f profit b^sed on actual w o r t h ? •; > : I B iW General1Ihsurahco 311 F irst N ational'B a ok Bldg. . Fla. Telephone 732 A re the surro undings of a character that en su tel in the future? Is it adequately financed? . ■ ^i J 1 . . . W ill any banker tell m e an investm ent there is S A F E ) . T O E A C H O F T H E S E Q U E S T IO N S T H E R E -IS A N A F F IR M A T IV E A N S W E R F O R 1—1925 Ford Touring. 1—1923 Ford Touring. 1—Studebaker Sedan. . 1—Willys-Knight Sedan. 1—Willys-Knight Touring ^ 1—1922 P ad m rd T o u rag . . 1—192^ Hudson Coach'. 3—1924 Overland Touring ^ 1—1924 Overland Red Bird. M A R V A N IA Sales Agents The above cars are in first ’T'tv ^*1r m ," ■r- 1 �Your happmen depends in Mlarge measure onyour pto»penty,and ytt, with pleasure, will help you to pros­ per. May 1926 render you a gen­ erous measure. Sanford Office 236-38 Meisch Bldg. ( Bithlo Office Fifth Avenue 67S /*** fronta» e on We«t First Street possibility o f 900 feet railroad trackage.—I consider this piece of Properly the absolutely best buy on W est First Street, and will Jielp de­ velop It See me at once as present sale price will likely be withdrawn IrPutteodeD Realty Co., Inc. - REALTORS Phone 708-709 2 | 0 East First Street One Lot Magnolia Heights—A Bar­ gain. Thirteen acres of W ater front pro, perty—Attractive Price. y Five-room house—Cheap. Other Good Investments I n ^ n f o r d Property. ••t; Watch This ii — Space for ; Important ■£ Announcement R .C . T IS D A L E , J R REALTOR Real Estate Investment ^Phone 23 236-238 Meisch Building BONDS Announcements For 1926 | Some Rare Bargains In Lots Opening of Second Section of Fort Mellon— t prices'decidedly low—reaervatlone now being ac- i . copied. ; . '%» v i Beautiful new hornet—Spanish Bungalows • i and Enillih Colonials—Commodious and indlvl* j '* * .. • duality supreme, . I ■ I Among our offerings of Buslneaa Property Lot In Grandview Avenue In Road Court only $2,000 00, $500 down. "Id * Corner lot. eastern exposure, on Magnolia Avenue, $2,026, with easy terms. ■Ji Ji11:' *4 ; 1 Ifn' W Jf,i • V - 1 * * Four lots on W est Third Street. $1,600.00 each. Paving pnid in full? 1,000 Acres, $60.00 per acre. '10.500 Acres, $20,00 per acre 915 Acres, $25.00 per acre. Three lots on Palmetto Ave. $0,000.00, with good torms. K and acreage unueual values era found, McCALL & FOX ‘‘The Firm Substantial*1 Phone 48 IL '/ v u in n iii u i THRASHER & GARNER ,W W * t , INVESTMENTS AXC- P h » n e 745 • 112 PaW Avenufe *" ..... * ""'Phone'632W Hale* Force l i t . 0 , Pnx, fl. It. McCall, M. I.. Shipp. 202 F IR S T ST. PH O N C ,77, Start the New Year right by buying one of the best homes in the BEST CITY IN FLORIDA—SANFORD. REALTORS “AMID MAJESTIC PINES BART NASON, BALES DIRECTOR Telephone 249, First Nnt'l Rnnk Blilg 8*1m Agent* For A five-room brick bungalow with bath and all modern improvements a t corner of Palmetto and Central. Lot \ 70x120. South and East exposure. Price lower than any other home of its kind in the city. Terms easy. Ready to occupy. SANFORD has the best year/round climate in the State. It is the best city in which to live and has the best people on earth. See— 53 Acres Celery L a n d,_ p a r t cleared. A sk u£ about it. Tamiami Land Co. Room 3, Ball Building 1 -V.1 Phone 142 T H E H O W A R D C O R P O R A T IO N A Country Chib Property of Lake* Masonic Bldg. PROSPERITY IW ^ A C C O W P A N Y THE PURCHASE OF THIS PROPERTY „ S t m t $126,00 front foot. on M*Pl0 Avp- «t Fifth , Ono lot in San L*nta on Pulmomi Drive at $3000.00 , oUon on Summerlin at $2000.00, red under the npu'kbt. , Two bargain* In Franklin Terrace lot*, one at i, facing Laurel: one at $1800, facing Elm. *«-* ■ l Tfejff H i *** .it jL’i. LOT US SHOW THESE BARGAINS TO YOU 187 Acres, 15 in Grove, 10 acres clear­ ed, balance in beautiful pines. This would make a fine subdivision as it is near presontrCorporate limits. Price and terms reasonable. 5 Acres, all in celery, nice 5 room house, barn and equipment. Price $8,500 including crop. 13,7 Acres, 5 tiled and in celery. 699 f t facing Sanford Avenue. Price $9,000 including crop. Easy terms. 5 Acres, nice 6 room cottage, 3% in celery, 1 other crops. Price including equipment, $8,000,00. Good terms, 10 Acres, tiled and in celery, with all equipment For price, terms, etc., see us. ill Meisch Ruining, 1 219 Meisch E n t ld in E Realtors 1. —S 5-room flats, with bath, fnclng East on Myrtle, between 10th and 11th streets, 60x117, double garage. $10,000. $4,000 caoh. Now leased to Dec. 1926 at $90 per month. 2. —.100 ft. to 160 ft. fnclnjj East on Sanford Avenue be­ tween 10th and U th Streets, $150 per foot. Terms reasonable, 3.—15 aero celery farm—7 acres titled—In Eureka Ham­ mock. Price $10,000. ■ $3,000 cash. 1 and 2 years on balance. 4. —Lot 50x117, facing East on Sanford Avenue. $12,000. $4,000 cash, 1, 2 and U yenra. Price Established 1910 Falmetto and 16th Street, faclnjc East. 4? - : I $2,500.00 II1 . Facing East, on lake; On County paved read— $250.00 per acre. BALDWIN &BR0WN S Phone 72 Telephono 714 8. Garner-Woodruff Bldg. . T. Moor*. " 4,500 acres in Lake Coupty, near Eustis and DeLand, good for farm s or subdivi3ion. Priced for quick sale at $65.00 per "acre. 1-3 cadi. Balance 1-2-3 years a t six per cent in terest Title from original g ra n t �ft* EsiTaaa y f l- L 'ace Type double above SUFFERERS of heart trouble, Angiria Pectoris, Dropsy, Asthma. High Blood Pressure. Paralysis, I will gladly tell you free, how you can get quick and lash without using drugs, m serums- Address R. V. W 1966, New Haven, Conn. AUCTIONEER WE SELL lots and subdivisions a t public ruction., Lafa Burger, Room fl, Rock Bldg.. Orlando, 1,^ ^ i«te* are fo r eon* Average length «d e Une. m . charge of 30 Ifor Using Is restricted IsssUicatlon. r Is made The 8 tn erill ha responsible ily one Incorrect insertion, Advertiser for subsequent Joaa. The office should be ed Immediately In case of TO ADVERTISERS Ssrald representative thorly familiar with rates, and elasalf lcstlon will g its •omplcte information. And '3 with, they will assist you ording your want ad. to i It more effective. IMPORTANT NOTICE Ivertisers should give their dsalrs results. About one r out of s thousand has a tone, and .the others can’t ■on. unless C la ssifica tio n s ■-Announcement* ■-Auto Accessories l-Autoq, Bent [-Auto, Repairing [-Autos, Sale —Business Opportunities —Business Service —For Rent, Apartmenta —For Rent, Houses —For Rent, Rooms FOR SALE: Will aell my new 1926 S tar Tudor Sedan a t a big sacri­ fice to caah buyer. J. R. Lyman, Valde* Hotel. DEPENDABLE USED CARS 1924 dition. 1924 1923 1925 1923 1922 Dodge coupe, excellent, con­ Dodge touring car. Dodge coupe, A -l condition, Ford coupe, many extras. Light Ford truck. Ford roadster, apodal. I. W. PHILLIPS. SONS Phone 8 Oak and 2nd St. BARGAINS IN USED CARS 1—1925 Dodge touring. This car in first claaa condition. 1—1925 Essex coach. Good con­ dition. 1-—1926 Essex Coach. New. Dis­ count. 1—1924 Ford coupe. A -l condi­ tion. ■• % 1—Ford touring. Cheap! 1—1924 Overland touring, good running condition. Come in and compare our prices with other dealers’, prices. CHA8. T. FULLER MOTOR CO. Chrysler Dealer 4U West F irst St. 7—Business Service BARBECUE c \ .— Sale, Real Estate — — ' i ■■■■ —m m * Typewritera, SopppUea UNION PHARMACY FUR SALE: One let lot feeing facing French 111 First Street Avenue and one facing Laurel REMINGTON Prescription SpeclalUta Avenue within half block ox Youngs Phone 976 fo r Immeditto Attention. Subdivision, for 61,600 each. Good terms for quick sale. Address W. MONTEZUMA HOTEL H. S. P. O. Box No. 431, Sanford. 8anford’s most home-like ho­ tel; located on corner Magnolia FOR SALEt Corner lot, next to Ave., 2 minutes walk from buslnew hotel. 260 front feet. Phone S3—Wanted ness section. Open all year. 671-J. J. R. MCDONALD, Mgr. WANT work or change of posi­ Phone 485 tion T White only. Northern Star TWO DREAMWOLD LOTS Employment Bureau, 30 E. Church rU it SAijtJ: Land to sell on the 63000.00 S t, Orlando, Fla. main road. In GrapeviUe, one Small caah payments and easy half acre. Apply George T. Balterms.' WANTED: Thfe# or four rooms. Furnished preferred. Either ap­ LOT ON ELM AVENUE artm ent or house. Call 604, Mr, 6360 Cash—Balance Terms. -PM OBRljeO.OO---------FOR RENT: By season o r year to 34—Wanted Help, Female party without children, nice 6 LOT ON OAK AVENUE room bungalow, close up town, V 50x129 . * WANTED —Counter Iris and nicely and completely furnished. 6400.00 Caah—Balance Terms counter boys; also ihwashcr. Gas, lights, hot wafer heater, etc. PRICE 162,000.00 Lu-Beth Cafeteria. 6100 per mo. Jesse H. Hamilton. Phone 83-W, 217 Holly Ave. HOUSE ON SECOND STREET WANTED: Agent for ladies spec laities. Phone 671-J. Between Holly and Cedar 10—For Rent, .Room* 6 rooms and bath, Caah 9L35—-Wanted Help, Male 250.00 Balance arranged. FO k RENT—One famished bed­ PRICE 63,250.00 room for gentleman only. 305 SALESMAN Magnolia Ave. NEW SPANISH BUNGALOW We have a good opportunity to 5 rooms and bath. Fireplace offer real estate salesman. One FOR RENT: Rooms, w ith or with­ and all mbdem improvements. who is familiar with the greater out meals. Reasonable rates. PRICE 60.500.00 Sanford district preferred. Lincoln Hotel. 61,625 Cash—Balance Terms SANFORD GROVE. Inc. FOR RENT: Two furnished rooms 507 l i t N atl. Bank Bldg. PALMETTO AVENUE LOT Lights, wood ,ond phone, paid, Phone 249 Comer of Franklin. One of the Call phone 646-J. ’______ best comers in Sanford CONTRACTOR WANTED to clear Heights. and ditch 1-2 mile of road lead­ PRICE 62760 ing to Wekiva Ranch.'Fred T.WUFOR SALE: 2 .acres on West 1st. liabs, County Engineer. ROSE COURT LOT Street. R. K. McCabe, Route A, with 70 feet frontage. 6350 WANTED: Office boy. Apply 201 Box 91-A. cash. Oak Avenue. Chase Co. PRICE 62400 WANTED: Fivo electricians, 61 5 ROOM HOUSE per hour, for conduit work. Ap­ FOR SALE: Right now possess­ on Palmetto Ave. with bAth. ply new Ice plant. ion. New, all modem, 6 rooms This house is located on the and bath, beautiful, Spanish bung­ comer of Palmetto Avenue and 38—‘Wanted. Situation Male alow in most select part of San­ Spurling and is on sale at 96,ford only 67500. 63300 caah, bal­ 000, 000. POSITIONS WANTED: White ance easy terms. Bayard Realty Part Cnsh—Balance Terms. help all vocations supplied on short notice. Please write, wire or -^FURNISHED HOUSE ‘ phone 2632. Northern Star Em4 room house with large yard. FOR SALE: Three room garagp •nyment Bureau, 30 E. Church Buyer can have possession at apartment and 3 room house on St., Orlindo. Fla. once. Highland Avenue.* Fine location, with terms. This is a good buy for | J 1,000 Cash—Balance Terms. 39-Wanted Situation. FemrJe PRICE 64000 a quick sale. Write S. H. W. care Herald. SECRETARIAL position wanted by experienced young lady. Know FOR SALE: 5 room house, fire stenography. Executive ability. DEAN-BERG CORPORATION place, hot water heater, bath­ Thoroughly cnpablo. P. O. Bo)( 80 515 First National Bank Uldg. room, garage, all furnished, chick­ Phone 713 ens and flower* 69000; 62,600 cash. Terms. Apply 914 Park Ave. ___ 40—Wanted Real Estate On South Sanford Ave. Rose Drive 20—For Sale Miscellaneous ‘Where everybody meets cveiwbody’ Sandwiches Cold Drinks COAL FOR SALE. Phone or call ]’■ : Hot Coffee Lincoln Hotel. ________ «’■ Gas and Oil Station^ ^ ' FOH SA LEt'Ford Redan. 4 'doors, —Rooms and Board good condition. 6200.00. 210 E. OPEN ALL NIGHT —For Rent, Office, Stores Second. _____ _ Wrecker Service Day and Night —For Sale, Acreage 24 Hours Storage FOR SALE: Four foot cigar case, —Sale or Exchange . WALKER GARAGE In good condition. Seo Mr. Mc­ Sanford Ave. A 2nd Street Donald, Montciuma Hotel. —For Sale, Groves Fhone 60 —Fqe Sale, Houses/, . : SANFORD kindergarten will open [-Sale, Lease, Rent HARDWOOD FLOOR contractors. Monday, Jan. 4. Recreational Congregational Church. kSale, Live Stock Estimates given. Superior work* room. [-For Sale, Miscellaneous manahlp. W. L. Renhardt A .Co., Gen. Delivery, Orlando, [-Sale, Beal Estate [-Sale, Furniture [■Furniture Wantod |-Loet, Found SAND for building and construc­ tion purposes. Delivery from quarry. 1100 Myrtle Avenui. HI-TEST building Ula and brick. Sanford Cement Products Co. 6th St. and Maple. LANKY’S DRUG STORE — Preeeriptiona, Drugs, Bodae. We are as near you as you* phone. Cell 109. - BANFORD ELECTRIC CO. fiucceseore to Glllon A P la tt D6 Magnolia. Everything eleetricaL Phono 422. Electraglth WIGHT*—1T hree stations. Mag­ nolia and Second. F irst and Elm, Sanford Avenue and 10th Street. Expert service. ■Wanted to Rent Advtg. Mediums WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing Engraving, Emboealng. Bee ur first. We do tt. Phone 417-W R. B. Ava^ Commercial S t f! NOTICE ALL CONTRACTORS BBd after January the 1926, the Painters scale A $1.00 per hour, taeal 12GL Sanford L D. JACKSON. Ancial Secretary. w Smith's Barber fp for good barber k. Ladies welcome, rt to .Valdez. SANFORD DRUG COMPANY “The Rexall Store” We m a k e s specialty of our pro nr filling of prescriptions and quid , • • delivery. Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwich 22—Sale, Furniture BEDSTEAD springs and chairs 240 Laurel Avenue. WE HAVE a lnrge waiting list for smnll houses. Whst have you to offer. Denn-Uerg Corporation. ■Lust, Found 41—Wanted to Rent LOST: One setter dog, 8 months old. White with brown spots. An­ WANTED TO RENT-.Smali house swers to nnmo of Pat. Notify L. C. or 3 or 4 room unfurnished ap­ Leonardy, or call 609-W. artment. R. W., Nipper, Phone * LOST: From automobile on Paola 480-W. road near golf links Dec. 26th, 42—Advtg. Mediums setter bitch, 1 1-2 years old, white with tan ears. Spots on back. Small tan specka on aide. Liberal reward. MAINE — Waterville, Morning Sentinel. Thousands of Maine W. P. Fields, 401 Magnolia Ave., Sanford. ■> people are interested in Florida property. Reach them through LOST: Weatclox watch, and belt the .Sentinel. Rate cerd on . ap­ We carry a full line. chain. Monogram " n ”. Finder plication. Our prices are right. Cash c te rn s. We want your bualneai please return to James Hayes, "508 > Sanford Stove A Furniture Co. Myrtle. Phone 145. DAILY NEWS—It covers Brow821 E. F irst St. srd County thoroughly which Is 27—Plano Toning one of .the most rapidly growing sections on the Florida Coast. FOR SALE—Space on tha page I BUY, ; cash for second hand Sample copy and rate card upon for classified advertisements. pianos. dress Box 352. request Why not rent those vacant rpome, or sell that second-hand goods? H. O. VIELE, Jeweler. Wal AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ Jewelery and clock repairing i gusta, Ga., Augusta's greatest 31—Special Notices engraving. Quick service. 118 M classified medium, rate, caah, 9c noils Avenue. Phone 442. charge. 10c minimum. 28—Plant, Seeds, Trees Send in your aubecriptlon to the Tribune or hand it to your local OTW ABT THE FLORIST*' dealer ao you can read Florida’s Flowers for all occasions. latest newspaper. One year, 814 Myrtle. Phone gCQ-W 00, 0 months, 64.00, three months 00. If you desire 61,000 Insur­ 31—Special Notices ance policy add 75o to your order. J. EL SPURL1NO, cuh-dlvUlon FOR BIG RESULTS advertise In tha FORT LAUDERDALE specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando, Florida, and F l o r a Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ ADVERTISE In the Journal-Her­ way. ■ ald, South Georgla’a greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, EFFECTIVE January First, 1926, weekly and 8unday. Classified tha price of machine labor, blackrates 10c per line. Waycross Joursmithing, bolltrwork, etc. will be nal-Harald, Waycross, Oeorgla. 1.76 por hour. Sanford Machine Company, Sanford, Fla. ADVERTISING gets results tf dt \ reaches, potential buyera. . Pe­ ls tka Daily News la circulated In an industrial and agricultural aee- -InU'e largill-* * p w I*4ej 6 or :h Insertion. THE MORNI accepted e Daytona (F I an insertion. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— TO REACH the prosperous ferm ­ ent and fern growers of Volus­ ia county advertise In the DeLand Daily News, rata lc par word, caah ING D p f a t h e r #- . m ig a' year sales G u atte, Zen* rlctiltnrml dlsdlsplay rates COLUMBUS (Oa..) LEDGER — Classified ads have the largest circulation in Southwestern -Geor­ gia. Rate 8c (8-word line) line. A LITTLE WANT AD IN The HERALD will bring you hi big result*. . Advertise- those bid -ar­ ticles you havs stored away and hava no use for. A little thlrtycent ad may bring you several dollars. Fhone 149 and a repre­ sentative will call and see your , MORGANTOWN. W. VA.. people are interested in Florida. Each of them through a classified ad in the Morgantown POST. 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Pitts R EA L ES TA TE 4ie~m-4ia i*t tutu. Baa* iM E T A L W O R K A N D A U ­ T O M O B IL E R A D IA T O R R E P A IR IN G , ( / I * rtion* t » o - w R,pr,»«ntln* Hanford, W. ▼. Wk Heal E s t a t e Broker VALDEZ HOTEL Hodgins & Cowan flaafard'a L tid lii Hate! WCItT W. WAItNEIl, H * u |i r um m um nnR B R B Sheet M etal t o . 207Fre«ch;Ave. 2 Lots* Oak Hill, $700.00 each. $200.00 caah* bal­ ance monthly. “ We Have a Complete Line-; DEVOETS Paints, Varnishes and Stains Ball Hardware Co. Phone 8 3 Lota on Magnolia-: Franklin. Under the xa ket, Beautiful Corner Lot Magnolia at Hijghay. 6 ly ifA tS T 'w ife I h V- L.O O U T ’ if $9 ft" , », Realtor McMANUS hVOUY M K C K E U : HERE'b THE. -1 AOTT-ICI-E. IH “THE. AvibOOT HOC|A,H*t>,C^CAsPE. AH' OlCTORC: huh - \r t m i ^> - I'M r u n ---- > / 1 — 'J tr" " tsi Happy New vY< S* , #it : - ? ■‘ ■ '-'v L i •* . K, Painting—Decorating PHONE 803 g NOTICE I have leased the Aster Farms woods and pasture Unde, and here­ by give notice to the public that trespassing in any'w ay on said property will from and after thle date, be etrictly forbidden. rp p p I JOURNAL Is the I Sd medium to One cent a word Inlmnm 25c. Let on Oak, near FmnU at $1,600.00. $500.00 caa balance $16.00 monthly. �__ ii f i r i AA. ,* V * ^ * V h y ^ aM M I •• <• '; Satisfying the most discriminating Its location will naturally appeal topcople of discrimination— people who phbose their residential sites because of accessibility, the tone of the local­ ity and th e. certainty of its exclusiveness, for in Loch Arbor, nature’s lavish h andiw ork will be devised and supplemented by the best that man can d ev ise or desire. T h e sale of which will be officially announced within the next few days is n o w ready for your inspection. Representatives are at the property at all times. Call at the office and comfortable transportation will be furnish­ e d that you may give it a thorough inspection. Sales Agents . N ext to Post Office TELEPHONE 588 r e v W J M <>M » »»»» �L ocal O j Injured When oraryfitand At jadena Giveaway ring A Parade - A eopy of thoN ew York Herald, dated April 18,* inC9, was brought to this office yesterday by Alfred Nelson! a carpenter, who found tho old paper while employed in repairing the home of M. Hanson, Hanford shoe dealer, near Pnola.1 The agh-yeHowed sheets of the Herald contain a graphic account d Owner-Gone, rfcs Of Ambtffaiices From Los Angeles from Washington telling fit tho de­ of the assassination, and gives Rush Medical -Aid tails a long statem ent from Edwin M, 'A S A D E N A , Cttl„ J a n . 2. 3)— A h .th e co lo rfu l T o u ricU t o f R oses p a r a d e w as ring p o s t, a te m p o ra ry ld s ts m l collapsed h e r e F ri, -b rin g in g ' d e a th t o tw o mnd a n d in j u r y to m o re nn 200 o t lie re. Stantofc secretary of w ar in which he ts jir th a t the president waa not expected to survive from the wound inflicted by the assassin, who waa a t th a t hour unknown.. Secretary Stanton,.In his dis­ patch to the Herald tells of the Cabinet meeting on the previous nrternoon whloh was attended !>y all the member* of the president's advisory staff and also several enerals of the army, Including eneral Grant. Stanton reported th a t Lincoln had, during' the meeting expressed deep concern for. General Leo and tho soldiers under Aw eatomand. Leo had just evacuated Richmond and the fall of tho confederacy was imminent. The paper contains later dis­ patches tolling of the death of tho president and of the confusion which relgtfqi *n in Ford's theater immediately After th i ahooting. The lender of tho orchestra and I-aura Kecno, netres, recognised Booth ua tho assassin when hu crossed the stage preparatory to his escape* Details of the hunt which police and troops Instituted were also givoti. Editorially the paper makes no comment other than to detail tho actual shooting ° f tho president while attending the theater. The editorial columns were evidently (Continued On Pago 3.) g LOCAL Firpt Rational Bank directors decido to Inaugurate tru st do partmont. * Sommerville, N. J., man says Sanford needs enlarged docking facilities. Princes* Theater is b o in g jo -m M eft ■ iu v»«1f u iu w yiu Paul Kfbhdney, aliegcxl owner of Was assassinated found, in San­ I- sLaind, disappeared shortly .bo­ ford g a m t. re '.the crash, and according to Asheville Chamber of Com­ ilice:' has not roturiied homo merce manager lauds Florida’s nee. development. The collapse of tho grand stand, Realty sales how big increase privately owned structure,'con- following.-holiday lull. ructed especially for the pageA tlanta ball club may train In occurred whilo the parade waa Sanford. irogress. , Without warning the All details completed for Hoicttire gave way, carrying down tel Fofrost Lake opening Mon»iti wrtekngo between 500 and day. 10 men,-women and.children. . Britsh and French golf champs stricken by the horr bio n.ght, may play match on Sanford 'Wdrnsi), 1 tra. Caroline Shgr- links. -r n, 60, of Lr i Ai!juries, collapsed Local bulb growers sent valu­ l died an hi iir Inter 5f cerebral able literature by agricultural Inother of tho vitS deportment, ,t ! civilian^ frnntlcal-DOMESTIC le rescuo work. All urtatinn including ^ ^ ttro people killed and fivo oth* tsxicnbs were era .expected to die- as result of ,,, irvice to carrythe of grandstand a t Pasa­ collapse Jured• to hoapltals, ' dena, Cal. ' l; ‘ The city's arn^Jl emergency hos­ One dead and several others tel -wau overcrowded a t once and Injured In New Year’s auto m is­ haps a t Louisville, K y,^ -'CvMore a r e r s ti’ ln hugo drug Smuggling ring, doing business ih three countries, expected by federal officers. .U n ited States Circuit Court Appeals affirm s conviction of ie ..courier of Forbes, form er head of nt through th e tnronjg 'o f rose Col. pniament spectators a PdlwJihin Veterans' Bureau. . Navy personnel is absolved of [cw qilnutee a corps iM diM-lorn blaroo far the qroek of Shenan­ I 100 nurses had been enlisted. *■• rA'* ’ ’ )">• > V check off a t the iVsndona doah.' Mnj.-G«n, WllUam H. H art, wed thnt of U. S. oatrd. and nuartermaster-gctjcral itllhtnerc. Army, claimed by death. tho night r Ldke Shore Lots Bring Big Price SmuRKlIiiff Gang Doinj , ness [Of Million Ann unity, Revealed Realty oporutIons in Sanford pldiy since tho I to. statements by the mUjority red. ' . ’/ , gono to other Shipment Of Seven Cases TrucetLFrom Germany To Turkey, Thence To U. 8. CHICAGO, Jan. 2 —(A1).—New arrests hire and In other citlef of ; . j g smugthose involved 1— in a dru gling ring, which operated Germany, Turkey and the United Suites «nd which does an annual business qf 11,000,000, have been promised hy federal agents. Two men, are undpr arrest .here as the lead era and the.home of one, tunnelted and icatacombcd under ground, has yielded drugs and sup­ plies valued, a t several thousand dollars. Federal men believe more U he uncovered. 11s also lino been Patrieh Roche, I agent who h at bee the cases since last sqve _ istantinople as ......... ...» .jnnels hold most of the contents of a t least four This is I-J3EE-0, the only man* in the United State* army who can never be reduced from bis tank (sergeant), or retired on account of ago. Congress passed a bill pro­ viding this especially on hja ac­ count In Recognition of his services as a n:out for the army a t Fort Sill, Okie., where he's the .only survivor Of tho famous Kiowa scout detachment. FOR REMODELING S LOCAL THEATER ci*cs. fThe shipment' started lir.-xCwT ' sent to ContUntl.-. I of Nicholas Ste- ^ OigMunfcltwr- Fieldr,)lnd _____ fugitive in Turkiy, after A isiom m otfntions A t , H o tels venson, forfeiting a $6,000* bond posted since his ' indictment for narcotic R. *W. Pcarmsn, Jr., secretary a ri violations: of the Sanford Chamber of Com­ In Turkey the federal agents merce yesterday entertained Dnn said, the cargo was ropockcd In Michnlovc, president of the A t­ cases-used for shipping fish and lanta IJnsotmll Club, with a toUl as fish It was sent to*Ncw York. of the city which included r a •in­ Thera, threo cases remained, and spection trip to the municipal ball the other four came to Chicago. park and n survey of tho local* ho­ The ohtiro shipment was valued a t tel facilities.'- .< y . $2,060,000 on the basil of its Mr. Mlchalove was here to dis­ American selling price, tho pussihle q.sv..of Sanford William Mouiakiotis, j \ .Brother, cuss a m training ground for his ball in-law of Stevenson, to held here. club, which wns the winner of last Under his home tho agents found years Southeastern League pen­ tho case. nant. Tho other man arrested hero is It waa stated that tho club Dr. J. Moses, from, whom two fed­ eral agents said they arranged to might come to Sanford In March purchase 20 ounces .of drugs. Dr. fo r:a month!* period of training Mo boa ’was released yesterday on before the opening of tho league season, if tho hotel facilities here ball. were such as to accomodate, a party , of 40, including players and newspapermen. Mr. Mlchalove. stated that lie would not require a financial gtiarnntec, which Is said to ho custo­ mary among baseball. clybs trainJng in the south, and that If the Iqcal facilities could be arranged It Was was probable that ho would bring the club to Sanford. Ho appeared very much Im­ pressed with too municipal park, especially with the condition of.thc playing field, according to Mr. Pcarman and the latter stated this morning that ha had assured the visitor* Unit thing possible would be doho to provide nccoromodstlons and to iaduco tbo Atlsn- - Organ b T° B«; Qurngwl, _ no. *, , Expenditures totaling $10,000 are being mndo to repair, decor­ ate and add hew equipment to tho Princess theater, according to an announcement made today by J. L. Marentctte, manager of tho Milane-and tho Princess theaters. Tho Princess In one of Sanford’s oldest picture houses snd has hod. In the post, a seating capacity of only 300. With the tearing out of all tho old seats and flooring and addition of the n«w equipment the theater IS cxpocted to seat 700 people. Mr. Morentette stated th at tho interior of~the house waB to bo entirely changed and that new de­ corations ana cquimpent would bo used throughout. The work waa storied some time ago and in exected to bo complete and the ouao ready for use again in about one month. It was said th at the shipment of matorlats has delayed tho work toagreat extent. . , A now pi po organ is to be in­ stalled in tno Mllanc theater at a cost of $15,000, said Mr. Marentotto and the ohe now in uso a t th at houso is to be removed to the Princess. Tho new organ, which Is said to bo one of the lnteiC and moat modern pipe organs used in high-class picture houses, was shipped six weeks ago blit has notr E T a te : ijital attendants number, four or Golfers May Play Match A t Sanford KM ltalncd mln•mrs, Mpiitamie author.' She roFrank MiftNeil, secretary of the Ijh it fa said will is-planning to ^home Tor several; attend • golf match in St, Augu.'idne! tomorrow .U r i> a tt£ enuh. newspoper added. ' X Long before i^rchimedos, tho Mayas worked out a eysterp for runs both in Chicago meoaurlng-tim er which Is more accurate than any system' ever course of the *I*turn In the v history.1 school A w n t this month. _ "The plsy to 8t» Augustins tojnofrgw will feature some of the & * 2 d “?„BS ir r ,is ■ti t f ' I t was announce wars> unusually , and were do­ te, lucky enough as lwhig very Thompso S ite s ricultural Indusitriot, and. those whd'fwitnc.'ucd tl exhibition a t Tho described' the *f>e far tho finest seen, In 1this vi­ cinity In recent years. C H IC A G O ^ — Col. C h a rle s m c r d ire c to r S tA tea V e te n u d a y lo s t h is aj v ic tio n o f f r a u d th e to early outdistance last year's figures, it Is said. ...' Tho Brltt-Chittcndon Company reported tho tale of what mcmta in fo r Imra of the firm describe ns tho highest priced residential property client. i Tlio j over negotiated in Hunfod. This Circuit Court of property consists of fhur lake front .the conviction In jots in Mnrvnnin sold to J. M. Sim­ mons of f * John W.: Thbm of 43,000, i building pl^ns, but It C h a m b e r O f C o m m erce C h ie f that an jromehse apartDeclares That Solidity Ani i nmy bo constructed on ruggs-Scoggan Realty mnounced the purchase of lake slioro property r, obtained a t a total 13,600,*or approximate. fro n t foot. 51 ... . •» iggs; In commenting on la o f.the tract from tho cnlty Company, su ted been secured for apart------ j sites,'but may be utiIsed for private, residences. A. P, Connelly and Sons reporta] the.sale of 27, lota In Fort Mel­ on within the.post ten days a t a mmlsome,figure to both local and The Legitimate • Crowll Of Florb H elp s N a tio n ■■■■PH — TNo Sanford Chamber o f ^ m moreo today receded a cnmmunJ- Ccmim^ive. Who tin 'if tdtte’r , rotary R. \y. Puarnmn rein impreftil<vn« of l-’iorkiai fol nn imonnlvo tour nr this si will ho rvrtenilK'red thdt the villa party headed by Mr. spont some time in Hanford a few weeks ago and was Elaborately entertained b; by loT L of local' Chamber Commerce ifflciais. ...iais. V : creasing "navinrf udted .the sltuntlon nt close rang I am prepare*! to hcRevo uvon ilng that is said copeernlng ■ H „ P I Jrlda,.' provided tho rththmenta are localixeil, Mr, Mil' ler soyn ,1; ummipg un.h}*-‘Sfei nm___ n?t ____ in pympathir prabsioha; B___ with, tho. critics whb' coiiderdh oridn arid Florida niotliods hcusa .of high-handed praotlces or unrntlxfactory condition* *' which they have discovered In certain oXccpVonnl local)tied; This typo , of criticism ,q6mes Directors Decide To Add from those who accept the' extra­ N e w Department F o r ordinary as typical, and tho nnOlL FIRST NATIONAL J Of r hfor sunnhi ’-a* b alleiKM wpemar was fircjiidicuu f of 1 by eked Jury Thompro it, his uttorne into dolivtf incrhnlnatl S RANCH P a t r o ns ’ ‘ ___ ___ Convenience a "With tho addition of our tru st O Y I i I a j I D * r X T a W* Itor* moy expect scant' couriesy, indifferent, servlco and exorbitant charges, hut In the majority of hotels with which f am familiar, tbo accident tho guost',';wlll receive. courteous consideration and will find that the rated'are roa'f<m«blc. , , . IJn some localities, visitors art bnransed by persistent real cstati pmlpamen. In other commuultl«M la frowned upon, and mdrily to the effects of cd “n erodynamlc forcei from high velocity air 'ormation. * (t rornrded the duestel promotion of (the prlOe that m ust • i t sort hrvu bk paid in the duvelopmf thor, sections now and haiardous a rt” thgt >the do- Freeing tho jnfalr to Judge I spate appearon tho surfset) overoent which a boqm,** general snd pnrticular will iiy .03 h direct nkvclojracni. ■ O. 'A . Gaston/ d, "Wu aM *ta? ■an exprossieo stay here before. „r Hr jd. for.ee hS & ir ’section con- tournament,1 lecauso ho posod !>e New Orleans lalph J*. Houghtei i the housa of U sy. Ho was sii c 'ARIUNGTON, airship Shone storm , , At a recent meeting of tho board of directors of tho First NatlonM Bnnk, decision was mndo for the addition of a tru st dopartmant as pn added feature to tho bank’s service, according to an announcement made yesterday by President F. P. Forster. Mr. Foreter stated that’ plans were now being formulated and that the opening of the new depart­ ment would take pinco a t an cortv date. An experienced trust orr will have charge of tho trust iness, he nddod. , Tbo nwessity for a trust depart­ ment, has been evident for som« time and has been brought about through tho rapid ipid growth of t$io city and tho large Incrcaso in busi­ ness which the bank has enjoyed during the iiuut. year, according to Sanford’s W aterfront Sanford Facts 1 has tho largest orig; pl#nt In the world oh refrigerato r, cars teforo beginning their :o markets all over tho Ates. <?n station, or accomodates 62 cars » eno npw under con1 taka- cars of 70 a total of 182 cars l Iced a t one (Imc. ' sauted The Ber­ the f in e basket to b« produced Increasing Interest In Many Sanford ^Dcvclopmonla Is M Reported By Realty Men Many prugs, Supplies Taken From Tunnels $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 S P E N T Tho dead nre: J jtrg .T « ftHI,J0 BoP*c *t ' G5' Mrs. Caroline Sherman, 60, of r Angeles, CoL to e condition of four or five of a. injured to. such that they may iw.Today two complete investigaAs were under way. too Pasadena Pft'ite Department # <l!;«*fct.attorney of Lo» An* ; vVnd Residential Pttqtertjr I b Much In Demand In First V f ew Days After Christmas inadvisable' Tbp court � 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, 1926 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 20-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 01, 1926; <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/a52ea930a60a600c18dcce9c90f6589c.pdf f917bc325face8bd397e438f8c78ee79 PDF Text Text __ ii f i r i AA. ,* V * ^ * V hy^aM M I ••<•'; S a tisfyin g the m ost discriminating Its location w ill naturally appeal t o p c o p le of discrimination— p eop le w h o phbose their residential sites because of accessibility, the tone of the local­ ity and the.certainty o f its exclusiveness, for in L och A rb or, nature’ s lavish handiwork will b e devised and supplem ented by the best that man can devise or desire. T h e sale of w h ich will be officially announced within the next fe w days is now ready for your inspection. Representatives are at the property at all times. Call at the office and com fortable transportation will b e furnish­ ed that you m ay give it a thorough inspection. Sales Agents . N ext to Post O ffice T E L E P H O N E 588 r e v W J M <>M » » » » » �Local O j ; vVnd Residential Pttqtertjr I b Injured W hen oraryfitand A t jadena G iveaw ay ring A Parade - A eopy of thoNew York Herald, dated April 18,* inC9, was brought to this office yesterday by Alfred Nelson! a carpenter, who found tho old paper while employed in repairing the home of M. Hanson, Hanford shoe dealer, near Pnola.1 The agh-yeHowed sheets of the Herald contain a graphic account d Owner-Gone, rfcs O f Ambtffaiices From Los A ngeles from Washington telling fit tho de­ tails of the assassination, and gives Rush Medical -Aid a long statement from Edwin M, 'A S A D E N A , Cttl„ Jan. 2. 3) — A h .the colorful T ou ricUt o f Roses parade was ring post, a tem porary ldstsm l collapsed here Fri, -bringing' death t o tw o mnd and in ju ry to m ore Stantofc secretary of war in which he tsjir that the president waa not expected to survive from the wound inflicted by the assassin, who waa at that hour unknown.. Secretary Stanton,.In his dis­ patch to the Herald tells of the Cabinet meeting on the previous nn 200 ot lie re. Tho dead nre: g $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 Jjtrg.T «ftHI,J0 BoP*c *t' G5' Mrs. Caroline Sherman, 60, of r Angeles, CoL toe condition of four or five of a. injured to. such that they may iw.Today two complete investigaAs were under way. too Pasadena Pft'ite Department # <l!;«*fct.attorney of Lo» An* LOCAL Firpt Rational Bank directors decido to Inaugurate trust do partmont. * Sommerville, N. J., man says Sanford needs enlarged docking facilities. Princes* Theater is b oin g jo-mMeft Ldke Shore Lots Bring B ig Price SmuRKlIiiff Gang Doinj , ness [Of Million Ann unity, Revealed Realty oporutIons in Sanford pldiy since tho I to. statements by the mUjority red. ' . ’ / , gono to other Shipment O f Seven Cases TrucetLFrom Germany To Turkey, Thence To U. 8. CHICAGO, Jan. 2 —(A1).—New arrests hire and In other citlef of — a dru ; . j g smugthose involved 1 in gling ring, which operated Germany, Turkey and the United Suites «nd which does an annual business qf 11,000,000, have been promised hy federal agents. Two men, are undpr arrest .here as the lead era and the.home of one, tunnelted and icatacombcd under ground, has yielded drugs and sup­ plies valued, at several thousand dollars. Federal men believe more U he uncovered. 11s also lino been Patrieh Roche, I agent who hat bee the cases since last sqve _ istantinople as ..... ... ...» .jnnels hold most of the contents of at least four This is I-J3EE-0, the only man* in the United State* army who can never be reduced from bis tank (sergeant), or retired on account of ago. Congress passed a bill pro­ viding this especially on hja ac­ count In Recognition of his services as a n:out for the army at Fort Sill, Okie., where he's the .only survivor Of tho famous Kiowa scout detachment. S FOR REMODELING L O C A L THEATER ci*cs. fThe shipment' started lir.-xCwT ' sent to ContUntl.-. I of Nicholas Ste- ^ OigMunfcltwr- Fieldr,)lnd _____ fugitive in Turkiy, after Aisiommotfntions A t , Hotels venson, forfeiting a $6,000* bond posted since his ' indictment for narcotic R. *W. Pcarmsn, Jr., secretary ari violations: of the Sanford Chamber of Com­ In Turkey the federal agents merce yesterday entertained Dnn said, the cargo was ropockcd In Michnlovc, president of the At­ cases-used for shipping fish and lanta IJnsotmll Club, with a toUl as fish It was sent to*Ncw York. of the city which included ra •in­ Thera, threo cases remained, and spection trip to the municipal ball the other four came to Chicago. park and n survey of tho local* ho­ The ohtiro shipment was valued at tel facilities.'- .< y . $2,060,000 on the basil of its Mr. Mlchalove was here to dis­ American selling price, tho pussihle q.sv..of Sanford William Mouiakiotis, j\ .Brother, cuss a m training ground for his ball in-law of Stevenson, to held here. club, which wns the winner of last Under his home tho agents found years Southeastern League pen­ tho case. Tho other man arrested hero is nant. It waa stated that tho club Dr. J. Moses, from, whom two fed­ eral agents said they arranged to might come to Sanford In March purchase 20 ounces .of drugs. Dr. for:a month!* period of training Mo boa ’ was released yesterday on before the opening of tho league season, if tho hotel facilities here ball. were such as to accomodate, a party , of 40, including players and newspapermen. Mr. Mlchalove. stated that lie would not require a financial gtiarnntec, which Is said to ho custo­ mary among baseball. clybs trainJng in the south, and that If the Iqcal facilities could be arranged It Was was probable that ho would bring the club to Sanford. Ho appeared very much Im­ pressed with too municipal park, especially with the condition of.thc playing field, according to Mr. Pcarman and the latter stated this morning that ha had assured the visitor* Unit thing possible would be doho to provide nccoromodstlons and to iaduco tbo Atlsn- - Organ b T ° B «; Qurngwl, E T ate: ijital attendants number, four or Golfers May Play Match A t Sanford KMltalncd mln•mrs, Mpiitamie author.' She roFrank MiftNeil, secretary of the Ijh it fa said will is-planning to ^home Tor several; attend • golf match in St, Augu.'idne! tomorrow .U ri>att£ enuh. newspoper added. ' X Long before i^rchimedos, tho Mayas worked out a eysterp for runs both in Chicago meoaurlng-timer which Is more accurate than any system' ever course of the *I*turn In the v history.1 school ruggs-Scoggan Realty mnounced the purchase of lake slioro property r, obtained at a total 13,600,*or approximate. front foot. 51 ... . •» iggs; In commenting on la o f.the tract from tho cnlty Company, suted been secured for apart------ j sites,'but may be utiIsed for private, residences. A. P, Connelly and Sons reporta] the.sale of 27, lota In Fort Mel­ on within the.post ten days at a mmlsome,figure to both local and _ "The plsy to 8t» Augustins tojnofrgw will feature some of the & * 2 d “ ?„BS ir r ,is ■ti t f ' It was announce Thompso S it e s ricultural Indusitriot, and. those whd'fwitnc.'ucd tl exhibition at Tho described' the *f>e far tho finest seen, In1this vi­ cinity In recent years. C H IC A G O ^ — Col. C harles m cr director StAtea V etenu day lost h is aj viction o f The Legitimate • Crowll Of Florb Helps N ation ■ ■ ■ ■ P H — TNo Sanford Chamber o f ^ m moreo today receded a cnmmunJ- Ccmim^ive. Who tin 'if tdtte’r , rotary R. \y. Puarnmn rein impreftil<vn« of l-’iorkiai fol nn imonnlvo tour nr this si will ho rvrtenilK'red thdt the villa party headed by Mr. spont some time in Hanford a few weeks ago and was Elaborately entertained by b; loT L local' Chamber of Commerce ifflciais. ...ia is. V : creasing "navinrf udted .the sltuntlon nt close rang I am prepare*! to hcRevo uvon ilng that is said copeernlng ■ H „ P I Jrlda,.' provided tho rththmenta are localixeil, Mr, Mil' ler soyn ,1; ummipg un.h}*-‘ Sfei nm n?t _____ in pympathir prabsioha; B________ with, tho. critics whb' coiiderdh oridn arid Florida niotliods hcusa .of high-handed praotlces or unrntlxfactory condition* *' which they have discovered In certain oXccpVonnl local)tied; This typo , of criticism ,q6mes Directors Decide To Add from those who accept the' extra­ N e w Department F o r ordinary as typical, and tho nnOlL FIRST NATIONAL J Of r hfor sunnhi ’ -a* b alleiKM wpemar was fircjiidicuu f of 1 by eked Jury Thomproit, his uttorne into dolivtf incrhnlnatl S RANCH P a t r o ns ’ ‘ Convenience __ , , At a recent meeting of tho board of directors of tho First NatlonM Bnnk, decision was mndo for the addition of a trust dopartmant as pn added feature to tho bank’s service, according to an announcement made yesterday by President F. P. Forster. Mr. Foreter stated that’ plans were now being formulated and that the opening of the new depart­ ment would take pinco at an cortv date. An experienced trust ora r will have charge of tho trust iness, he nddod. , Tbo nwessity for a trust depart­ ment, has been evident for som« time and has been brought about through tho rapid ipid growth of t$io city and tho large Incrcaso in busi­ ness which the bank has enjoyed during the iiuut. year, according to "With tho addition of our trust A w n t OYI i I a j I D * r XT a W* this month. wars> unusually , and were do­ te, lucky enough as lwhig very to early outdistance last year's figures, it Is said. ...' fraud the Tho Brltt-Chittcndon Company reported tho tale of what mcmtain fo r Imra of the firm describe ns tho highest priced residential property client. i Tlio j over negotiated in Hunfod. This Circuit Court of property consists of fhur lake front .the conviction In jots in Mnrvnnin sold to J. M. Sim­ mons of f * John W.: Thbm of 43,000, i building pl^ns, but It Cham ber O f C om m erce C h ief that an jromehse apartDeclares That Solidity Ani i nmy bo constructed on Sanford’s W aterfront Sanford Facts 1 has tho largest orig; pl#nt In the world oh refrigerator, cars teforo beginning their :o markets all over tho Ates. <?n station, or accomodates 62 cars » eno npw under con1 taka- cars of 70 a total of 182 cars l Iced at one (Imc. ' sauted The Ber­ the fin e basket to b« produced Increasing Interest In Many Sanford ^Dcvclopmonla Is M Reported By Realty Men M any p ru g s, Supplies Taken From Tunnels S P E N T ■iu v»«1f uiuwyiu _ no. *, , Paul Kfbhdney, aliegcxl owner of Was assassinated found, in San­ Expenditures totaling $10,000 I- sLaind, disappeared shortly .bo­ ford ga m t. are being mndo to repair, decor­ re '.the crash, and according to Asheville Chamber of Com­ ate and add hew equipment to tho ilice:' has not roturiied homo merce manager lauds Florida’s Princess theater, according to an nee. development. announcement made today by J. The collapse of tho grand stand, Realty sales how big increase L. Marentctte, manager of tho privately owned structure,'con- following.-holiday lull. Milane-and tho Princess theaters. ructed especially for the pageAtlanta ball club may train In Tho Princess In one of Sanford’s occurred whilo the parade waa Sanford. oldest picture houses snd has hod. irogress. , Without warning the All details completed for Hoicttire gave way, carrying down tel Fofrost Lake opening Mon- In the post, a seating capacity of only 300. With the tearing out of » iti wrtekngo between 500 and day. all tho old seats and flooring and 10 men,-women and.children. . Britsh and French golf champs stricken by the horr bio n.ght, may play match on Sanford addition of the n«w equipment the theater IS cxpocted to seat 700 'Wdrnsi), 1 tra. Caroline Shgr- links. -r people. n, 60, of Lr i Ai!juries, collapsed Local bulb growers sent valu­ Mr. Morentette stated that tho l died an hi iir Inter 5f cerebral able literature by agricultural interior of~the house waB to bo Inother of tho vitS deportment, ,t entirely changed and that new de­ ! civilian^ frnntlcalcorations ana cquimpent would bo -DOMESTIC le rescuo work. All urtatinn including ^^ttro people killed and fivo oth* used throughout. The work waa tsxicnbs were era .expected to die- as result of storied some time ago and in exected to bo complete and the ,,, irvice to carry- the collapse of grandstand at Pasa­ ouao ready for use again in about Jured•to hoapltals, ' dena, Cal. ' l; ‘ one month. It was said that the The city's arn^Jl emergency hos­ One dead and several others tel -wau overcrowded at once and Injured In New Year’s auto mis­ shipment of matorlats has delayed tho work toagreat extent. . haps at Louisville, Ky,^ , A now pi po organ is to be in­ -'CvMore arersti’ ln hugo drug Smuggling ring, doing business stalled in tno Mllanc theater at ih three countries, expected by a cost of $15,000, said Mr. Marentotto and the ohe now in uso at federal officers. .United States Circuit Court that houso is to be removed to the of affirms conviction of Princess. Tho new organ, which ie ..courier Col.Appeals Forbes, former head of Is said to bo one of the lnteiC and nt through the tnronjg 'o f rose Veterans' Bureau. moat modern pipe organs used . pniament spectators aPdlwJihin Navy personnel is absolved of in high-class picture houses, was [cw qilnutee a corps iM diM-lorn blaroo far the qroek of Shenan­ shipped six weeks ago blit has notr I 100 nurses had been enlisted. doah.' *■• rA'* ’ ’ )">• > V check off at the iVsndona Mnj.-G«n, WllUam H. Hart, wed thnt oatrd. and nuartermaster-gctjcral of U. S. itllhtnerc. Army, claimed by death. tho night r Much In Demand In First V f ew Days After Christmas nrternoon whloh was attended !>y all the member* of the president's advisory staff and also several enerals of the army, Including eneral Grant. Stanton reported that Lincoln had, during' the meeting expressed deep concern for. General Leo and tho soldiers under Aw eatomand. Leo had just evacuated Richmond and the fall of tho confederacy was imminent. The paper contains later dis­ patches tolling of the death of tho president and of the confusion which relgtfqi *n in Ford's theater immediately After thi ahooting. The lender of tho orchestra and I-aura Kecno, netres, recognised Booth ua tho assassin when hu crossed the stage preparatory to his escape* Details o f the hunt which police and troops Instituted were also givoti. Editorially the paper makes no comment other than to detail tho actual shooting ° f tho president while attending the theater. The editorial columns were evidently (Continued On Pago 3.) O. 'A . Gaston/ stay here before. „r Hr storm Itor* moy expect scant' couriesy, indifferent, servlco and exorbitant charges, hut In the majority of hotels with which f am familiar, tbo accident tho guost',';wlll receive. courteous consideration and will find that the rated'are roa'f<m«blc. , , . IJn some localities, visitors art bnransed by persistent real cstati pmlpamen. In other commuultl«M la frowned upon, and mdrily to the effects of cd “nerodynamlc forcei from high velocity air 'ormation. * (t rornrded the duestel promotion o f (the prlOe that must • it sort hrvu bk paid in the duvelopmf thor, sections now and haiardous art” thgt >the do- Freeing tho jnfalr to Judge I spate appearon tho surfset) overoent which a boqm,** general snd inadvisable' pnrticular will Tbp court iiy .03 h direct nkvclojracni. ■ d, "Wu aM *ta? ■an exprossieo jd. for.ee hS & ir ’section con- tournament,1 lecauso ho posod !>e New Orleans lalph J*. Houghtei i the housa of U sy. Ho was sii c 'ARIUNGTON, airship Shone �: f ,, yj k w ' v ;5 A* _ ;.l AtJed w yard* *,tCT "mf1 ring Aerial A l , Alabama secondary def< O f Dixie Team p«««i *»c<^ •"* ' ' * . . m t - l - J ( m*d« * touchdown. G ashed In 1 niru hit the cro** t»r with ' and lost the «*tr* poll ter Wins Game ^.Mhinjton ------- aM'i *4paAfmn h *ss a] L. Ill 1 The Crime t And Brown & Record Pass e r , l own .17 sect . W ilson'forced eavc Game Onijj; «* *•* unt Of Injuries; Thompson Scmtaole County, Plori W m , R, Kenan, J r „ President J. W. Hoffman,. Viet President 3 the to a CO to 19 *t Alabama's rlfht end. f Pacific Coast J | . anaceount of t o r pu>* three more over left guard. PatIT PERIOD {ton was not so lucky, Biekhard kicked off tor \V*ih- broke through and dropped him took It and return- for a two yard loia. SO yard line. Then! George Wilson shot a straight Climate, Ideal the year round. ” '! inUr. and.-Hubert a o ff loft tackle, ole In left tackln ihlngton's 22 yard it Husky of them on, cam* Alack to Ted Buttkey la captaV of the wild "Washington Princeton University I' wrestling team. He’s a native of HkVre, Mont,' He hopes to lokd the Tiger mat artists to many victories. ■terriers* 11 Ernie N evers M akes H is Pro Debut Today down, on tha 19 ] next tried** pats, too low. Waahlr ball, Oeorgo - Wllai play and Jt travels rtround left end tnckoii on a yard tackle. George • JACKSONVILLE, Jkn. 2 ^ -M —Ernie Nevera, blondo Leland Stanford University All American fullback, today, make# his -dsbut when .the center for two roaerau went a .name hole on a irge Wilson ran « y around■left 1 0 . Eight mtnutea to play, and Gut. tormsen kicked off. Johnson caught it on hla 20 yard Mark and took it back IS yards. Caldwell reptaoad Johnson at Alabama's fullback post. Alack In, 16 yards Brown bobbed \ around right eii cd a yard thi Mack Brown _____ yards around laft.etid and out of bounda on Washington’! 48 yard mark. Then Hubert splattered hla way through center and con* tlnued 23 yards to Washington's 23 yard string. Washington was caught napping, looking for an end run, Hubert tossed a phis right into Cole's arms and tha latter ran it back to his own 26 yard mark, Wilaod went 20 yprda around left end. Two minutes to play, nd Wash* MW, first lek went J 0L Alaopted - tho yard line - iM int, a 06 yi pie goal lino an unexpec on's safety landing on hia foot, stopped short. Gills heaved It, bdt ’or Schuh at left end. railed to complete the pass. Fourth ipn starting from hia down, 16 yards to go. Gills puntret yards .t®-1« uttonnaed who was'downed .» ndtk'd aa'he stood by k trio of Tuscaloosa e. Gut: Hyd»on shifted through |k Brown kicked and a 1* Tescreau four yard* t In his behind tho Hue. Loula Tosoreau « * 1 1 mark, punted. Gills grabbed It on tfac ard pass bounce and tossed out of bounds on ____ _______ Jrown but Washington7>-44-yard line. Pooley I; Douglas replaced Cut- Hubert got Ayay through left tackthe Husky left end. Mack lo. and kept going, 'throwing one vent 12 yards around loft u 2fl-y»rd was thrown with a crash 2gM** Washington's for 15-yard line, ge Wilson. Hubert honvu,tn n throuRh cen­ to GUHs, but -it was In* ter and Guttormsen wss able to "|°P W"1 f t *1 thc Ave yard line. Hubert added another by way of jy*d Alabama huddletTfor DonfCrence, The Tuscaloosa squad n :vri hit again, Hubert still carrying tho .i ;fl guard"*1 WLnt * * °W Vttr<IuYcr left Mf ': 1 Alabama Gets Gual 17. Tho biff Alabama favorite, Pool- B S fc a A -.t a ;; nr* c • ’ Unequaled citrus and trucking lands. Poultry and dairy fan n in g. Location. Southeastern Seminole County, 36 miles South o f N ew Smyrna on New Smyrna-Okeechobee Branch Florldft I&Bt Coast R. R. On good hard surface roads, 22 m iles from Sanford ariq Orlando and 27 miles from the Coast at Indian R iver City. : :^r ' » ’ , ■ t .< • • >- • , v Unusually good hunting and fishing for recreation, / Outstanding features are m any.: A visit will convince you this is the place to locate. Martin Instructs Sheriff To Prevent Tampa Bull Fights J..7 11n 'ill. to jiri.r.imilrta. HASSLE, 5ah. 2.—(fP)— Martin today telegraphed M. Jliers of Tampa, that uxpect tha county officers i the atsto law regarding tg of bull fights in Flor- Chuluota Company is one o f ,the Associated Land East C o n < t;^ ilr 6 a d ’X n k g l» '^ y 8 te m ).* . Companies e Florida ‘J * * a a aam iiagia esoage, dictated by the over long distance tele, m Jacksonville, where the la spondlng tho week end, Was sent following published re* ports that a "bloodless" bull fight would bo staged at Tampa. "I shall expect you to enforco the law In reference to bull fights as contained In sections 6084 and 6244 of the revised general statutes of Florida," tho Govomor’a meisago stated.'"I am not in favor of theae fights,' nor do I propose to tolerate any such flagrant viola, tlona of the state laws as reported In Tampa regarding bull fights. I expect you to enforce the law and ahall hold you responsible for its non-tjnforceMont, Advise ' mo by TOe governor in as tatement yes­ terday declared that he would pre­ vent the proposed bull fight at TaMpa, If he had to call out the atate militia to do it. One Dead, 5 Hurt In Auto Accidents In Louisville Friday Wilson aerlgl attem ton's 35 yard line. ■> cd and the Crimsu feated the Purple 20 to 19. ' tv’ \ tormsen for aaJJltt Washington (19) i ~ & r a s *is s& cu and bruises; r One accident disclosed the secret marriage on Christmas Evo of MUs HanabelnHuntan to Dave Franks. driving the car which crashed Into a concrete, wall,'perlously injuring hla wife, bruiting and cutung himself ami injuring two other pasmmgera. The data for the Wedding' of the couple had been let for Jan. 17. with 200 Invitations out, They did not disclose their aee* yet marrlsga untll the t#cc}d,ent.' There are only a few days left in which td inake your selection of homesites in Sanford Grove at the old prices. Take advantage of tins opportunity and save T H A T B E C O M E S E F F E C T IV E BART N. rvnK'y <y,1y.Kf5jyt1.1V.v 'il Bonamy First Nat*I Bank B Wright Eritpksep Cutting t Guttonnsi tremenoiu ou . i.tbe W..t,. 5 . tier's famous £7 -• Attractive prices. Maps and literature on request. Patton crashed,right guard for a yard. Ho did!the aarao thing over left guard. Gtorge { Wilson recordod Hrst down with a run off left tackle to hla 22 yard mark. R. Thompson replaced E. Brlx at cd arc; Ml as Karasano Beurolo, 20. Alabama's left guard. Mack Miss Anne Beurelo, 21, Brown ami Olllia knocked down Wilson's long pass, Browden td*; placed Perry at Tuscalopea’a right! E. Brlx Alabama 14; Open throughout the LOUISVILLE, Ky,, Jan. 2.-M/P) —One dead, five seriously injured and 13 othera Injured, was the toll E. Wilson Huskies * Townsite beautifully located 63 fee t above sea levei with six: fresh water lakes within its boundary m aking an ideal location fo r winter home or permanent residence. rushed him on the id to the front, 29 _____ _____ - right end, shaking off a half doten Tide. taeklera in hla run. Patton was downed with , an Injured, right shoulder, but came In again. Wilson hurdled a tackier, but was dropped fo r.n o gain a# ho Jabbed at left end. Time JTme, out oi\t for Alabama, Ennis w*4 hurf nuri and »na hat kt> be hilped from tho field, Browmreplaced-him ot rlghfend, WlLson-spllt loft tackle i6t .three yards -iin\ tkt> Alabama olTP yartl mark. : .He passed to Guttormson for first down on the SI yard Upo. The big follow'took it again and ground hla way through center for four yards. Wilson flung a long low pass to Guttormsen who went to a touchdown, . Cook did the needful by kicking extra point. Score Alabama 20; Washington rJT 7 ■ Hotel Accommodations. Modern and up to date. year. Hates reasonable. « temptid^j?fT?“-* | k! 4 ^ G. Wagner G. Wilsoi Patton >*■'*-jr;- W' �* \; rr x r /r [tl g'i. r \t+ UK oi* •*'LJ . ■jT~dj VO Be Duplicated narcUsua dW * te t In Mammoth " tnFafl 1*,fxywa 1fV e O f .The l>roperty wi*wv ^ m • rT T t *■-■ RTINE, Jan. 8-jkt WnlCXI In® Xm to create the old ire of St. Augustlno, AUl.JnttTnBiionnHy f f l h e r M i will.; dupllcntc It ?fh Ion, is annoim 1 St, Augustloe, with nest ahd wonderful . ft r fe l ter'* forcing and 1 jV H S r 'ormation shown in completed form. Matannb river and the new eon* crctc causeway now being built across lt^'will, be other features jjf the. most wonderful modal evtr miide in/Amorica, Which Mr. Lcfit will hate ; ready for the view bf hurt {culture. wjifi~<Ic?!royif<i, two people ware killed and flvp Others hurt bccitisc someone accidentrapd touchid off a gas explosion on Christmas afternoon at Topeka; Kas. The peothe-house, which was unoccupied, and there was a leaky gas pipb;-; .Rhcrto shows the damaged wall of a neighbor's house in the bac! seen fi the Atlantic ocean as be shore line of St* tti* South »e .who havi tons, mid jgj argument STiGW ART’S W A S H IN G T O N L E T T E R r a s t s a Issued Day Lincoln Died, Found Here « h K sincerity of ■cnched other con- (Continued From Page 1,) mode tip long before the death of Lincoln. , - ‘A '-long story of tho surrondAr of lice la given In much-detail and several confederate dispatches from tho Carolihaa arc prihted. Of Intercst/alao,' la the procla­ mation of Jefferson 'Dayis, presi­ dent of tho Confederacy, who, to­ gether with his entire retinue, hadrathpM.to Danvlito, Va., which had been selected as the new capital following the fall o f Richmond. • Tho. proclamation states that it was the/purpoMjiof tho Confedar-. ate armien to hold tho state of Virginia "at-aRhasards." Iiv- the courso of his call to tho people ToF moro heart in the struggle yet ta By CIIARLE^ P. STEWARD WASHINGTON,Jon. 2^-3ust to U w $ f JPencr Kem p brformed; 3 0.000 W eddings j Hfa Period O f S ervice; losiness Said T o .Increase • ' -/ -Irw* lOWN POINT, Ind., Jon. 2— f Bofdve. (hd' war the. capital was PS In, Washington,, th e.law ione ncciistqnwd to these-Jong summer rocciubs nnd Tts -hotel men and • tw ^ aiiowenco for jJ^orn the latsnt was running ter phrt o! 1014, Coangresa sat nlpeace and pros- most continuously tijjitll its March, Not that there W wefe l _ noH bye'.m ukliig I literally . , .inJ the j j j Hperj i=o it converted fovnuuK-.f, 'buf jthoy;jjvero.,abort— J td 'M.Mecca* eV c* of aarnmauy rwiowneg oi ■ f n n like nine ^ months month: and a litr, but It got so nothing t'atuj easy weddings la exthe nine-month tie over. noing h gradually increasing ouldn’t meet itn In those 10 er 11 years Wash-* a<~feo«l»«n>hip ingtoninns, ruthor, Torgot what it liif o f ! the...Ifeoslcr . Crctitn avert. legal’ pro- was-like to bade the capitol ntand!**- la Justly pi.-tho KPeace .H,would, have Ing Ompty for a p r o n g e d stratch , an •’hfnible, " smiling, rty permanently, and some o f thcm-pogloctod to ort, hesvy-e't first asttftx to baVo the change their business gearing and 23 feet'in depth. It will bo rttrto Don Cupid. tirely out of the promptly enough when the law- Illuminated -and wlU bo viewed ■ offico U Just across the ilng.ofithe next m»kere»Urft: fun homw-last springs through a slot; three feet wide. *■ from .tho county building, robably then'.thd The Shorehnm ’isn’ t the only onone flight,up, and signs direct cut away down terprisc which has suffered In conIho m u m of tbe present unpleasantexpert splcuoua^ono, R buslnlss ptas-us and one _-iJ______”__1_ ' P '•>— i. to waits while Judge Kemp . oriUftio finishing touches of cremony immediately in hand, and many couples from tho';Bad-J T I A l f f l ? er stuto cement their lovo ties I. f l l J l T l ' f i' hnn.'bccu In office ttB a muI^ , or twelve years, i . Crown Point.' S E - alone has wttneSiud Ing ot 4,000. * ' tiufcUhulkling at Chi-. X8|party be divorced on cation for a marrlngeTlIctmse and Issuance of It. -Crown Point is much nearer and a gradually In­ creasing nUmbor of.* - automobile^ with Michigan tags has been noted hero. • K.^ho. ,«U* of. L*ku. county, just far enough away from istlng Program Given rkecs - la Attendance Jacksonville Meeting 1All State Association — I— iLAHASSEE. Dec. 31.—(/P) ndhoni il hnurt ho dona Ut .the earliest date posai*?«•. . *u “With respect to the two bulb flies, their estblishment even op the Pacific Coast-is far . from bolog general. Taking tbs plantings as a whole tbe percentage of Infcstatlon dpcs not amount to more tbinUa Trmtloh’ of dne per cent, in the eastern, section of .tho Unit.cd od Status the infestation by the lesser bUlb ii still comparatively con bulb fly is itablislimcnt of the larger bulb fly. I• At'leait, le ’is ’iVTddrftlthat lhi>^o .producing area’s In t^b eastern United States—some of them go­ ing back to Colbnlal days—are-al­ together free from-these pests. It would 'appear that these regions have a right to protection from them. "Tho lessor bulb fly Is an im­ portant anion post. In the Pacific Northwest It has already occas­ ioned serious damage In onion plantings. It is important to note that it has not yet reached out chief areas of onion production. T ^ u a r w t I 1 k n a n 1A K i n S ^ , ,1 11 Producers in ithese areas,, as *iwell as all other onion producers in tho United States, have a right to pro­ tection from this haxard. Insect Killing Necessary "Of great importance, also, is the possibility of casual or acci­ dental Untry with narcissus bulbs of insect posts.which may have lit­ tle'or no economic relation to the bulb industry, hut may> carry ii serious menace to other farm crops. For, example, some 70 different Insects havo been intercepted with importations of nrtrclsnus bulh.i alone, and among these are such homo economics dcvelonmcnt.. Aiidresses .will bo delivered, by authorities on home economics subsonvllle; Miss mi; Miss Emlh VEBT7RVIS \T.T A C K .FF TjlflsS •Mnry L. Youni supervisor of household arts, c tho Jnck* souvilto Public School: man of arrangements. Following is- the pros ■ r~~_~CtAj. . . > om einak: ,6 A iD RiGKT kWS .T h r e a d , aw TV<>■ lOSej lUrnMi. n nowMir wreck*. ’.t^p 2 m v WlTNHMH my t S W A U fe fe f , KEWi Y-QIIK,. Jan. WtLL-MO MKkW ( 1KWOV4 MOW) “iu B oll o t H y H A n tv . x, w o o d s w o » ir i SPOU-tO A JOB BE OwEP FER \ om cst- e a t AHAFF MOuR ni T ! TFt«r W oS'ovBR JOHKPU M. A T tttjj ^ o Joseph —l——4Arr<-iliminitio Is unknoM ns w its, .Itebec whose Chi Thomas H A cksrm nd and -sikoh. named del either nay a r ol« Itennis un or the follow m . Mnosnn. i>t-i James — Ahern. defendants nown hslr^ ass, or ath1 kart-ftVery oaUv t o r W fv > DONIT K N O W WHA* |T0 D O u m RPSCC H e N e^ e r * w / * * t $ • ?TAir,At -Home . AN' MORB.SAYSiHEwwi W*,J w y v . yF Ouf A«,TlkJ MCVEME Int.day eryebrua Um>o end. iherft mi Kill of complaint you In. thto' cause It is , further < order hfc publlehe By Williams Viidrt-rt 1 LOOKED ATT h . D P ^ w ik i- m$ cim-m-^ Wall attcot'ibolpw thd Nuw >Vear with railroad and industrial stack Ich was exhibited at averages at record-breaking iovels Empire Exposition at and with unanimity of opinion gland. Mr.-Davis saw among tho •loading business men m his tour of Europo and bankers that further prosper­ and retained Mr. Lelst ity- is in stote for at least the present njodel.pf Daf jrst six months of. 1326. The year just closed has witnessed tho big­ gest stock market In hlstory with onlr two major Interruptions In Chicago W om an Is March autt October of a long up. ward movement of prices. K illed In A Taxi The bast, week baa hem one of extonstW. readjustment of specu­ CHICAGO. Jan, 2.—(/P)—Mrs.' lative i amounts, unusual at this Mary Sullivan, 43/ went on a New period of tho yeni*, hut with th# Year's Day taxicab ride. A few speculators for the advance main­ ihoura Mttr her bruised body wna taining the,upper hand. found in a vacant lot a mile from Speculative Interest of Into has her home. Traces in the snow been divided between the oils and Indicated a struggle. > the rails. Oils wero galvanised t o The police bclitwcs she was at­ activity and strength by tbe cfetacked and then Uieatcn to death. utlon o f fnsrgcr reports involving They arc scarchiitg for the taxi. some of the large Independent companies. Bamsdall and' Simms FIGHTS NEW TRIAL issues climbed-to ne wpoak prloes -----t when R became known tost negoti­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.—</P)— ations were pending for the amal­ gumatlan gamation of those companies companies, with 'Representative John W. Langley Dirt Waite Phillips Company which of Kentucky, recently convicted in recently .purchased by Blair and that state of violating the prohi­ Company, inrtstment. bsiflters. ■ bition law “ had a fair trial and' General PtkroTcuttu^ffiojvrte lilt­ we properly •convlctod/’ Solicitor European earwig, . already estab­ ed to a newVtop^on rumors that General Mitcheil advised, tho an- lished and proving to be very trou­ It would .bo merged wither with igcmc court today in asking that bles obits irt Rhode Islshd sml in the tho Murland Oil ComjWiy or the Union Oil Company of California. ’ashington, and also varU. Ur reflike to revive the case. ‘ r \ Store, '■HE' • R E A R - ^ Jrtc ■vJ 1 scribed or any p«ft- Mn, .In and fo r H«i cnifi the-fall < to the confed olloyr thO use er*ongagcmei sue. : The dlspatc 1886, and wo tion over Isuc president^' u ■ 1 ........ '■» 1/1 A h president "Y '/< ‘ :'•>/> - The meeting will ho held in con­ junction with’ ,tho annual conven­ tion of-the Florida Education As­ sociation. An invitation has-been and to anjr.Chd al whose, nartes-aro^ a | ini / ‘ 4-, i {■ * i ^*JJS- 7 r J rJ L 0: �mmner of wa> h« didn’t, iht liberty of " c i lit the Record,' p b n Co. - i ', does when * i perfectly * A1* *** AH obitoerr >• wni survey of tho proposition. Intentions and the hdrdes en out the Florida snarl, been known in American \nd then somewhat furtha real money is made fro! ring city. .‘ To him that hath shi a Vanderbilt, inherited d by old William H. Vanderl or four millions and moves furth anothi Mrs. Cornelius Vanddrbllt Vanderbilt house, just nbpVe ! gold- that for seven and- onedl .... Hcckscher, who will build a 42-story hotel on tba t site. Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt also m over farther up Fifth Avenue. . V. t You can't tell whnt is going to happen when ymi buy a piece of land in America. Neither Wiiliafn H. Vanderbilt nor Cornelius Vanderbilt, now to­ gether in heaven, imagined!-that the land they 7 "T bought for a trifle would more than pay fo r the palnces they put upon it. ' Get land in America, take care o f it, and rightly chosen, It will take care of you. . Granting that the congestion in Florida is the greatest over known in American railroading, we must look deeper ______________________ to understand the reason Just as Mt, Warfield is spending millions to increase the facilities of hls railroad, so are hun­ dreds of others spending millions to increase the capacity of their businesses. They are ail striving to meet the demands of the tremendous influx of new residents. Construction in this state has exceeded anything ever before dreamed, of* l PLATFORM mote to Jack B- |t^^ ’• f Bt. Johns-In pool, lseals courts, b s S j# ;-r ; w g of building pre­ ss, hotels, a p a r t Uaf otreot paring sti of boulevard " r f MkMl . , ■ ! « for Increased ft , Thanks bo I ua the victory taus Christ. •' vie with «ach other In a ridiculous waste of money and time upon idiotic fads and functions. This war extends from the ultra .1 1 d^vrn— ............or as up, you pleas*— rich to the shabby genteel otherwise jawwn-astho-^pmiTtv-prSmhch arlstocarcy/’ Foppery Ms bacoma aa rampmt that a man of moderate means can hardly allow his daugh­ ters fo graduate from the county high school, because they must sniffer tha embarrdismonl of being "conspicuously" dressed, or inend several hundred dollars for tha un­ necessary. -tog gory Incident - to 7,cpmmencemtnt: after which there Is no ending when college life begins. Moat evils work out their own .remedy, but the worst feature of the social war Is that there Is no remedy In sight. . It was hard to Introduce an Tdolless form of woruhip aa long as the silversmiths of Ephesus profitted from the wor- ' il Wsens^sy Friday,, Mrs. “Veedol Oils” Bledrle Irona 1 Radio Supplies At priceu that are rtgi Colds, Grippe, Hu, Deatge Bilious Fever- and Malar THE FLORIDA DOLLAR >' S\ SYSTEMS INVKSTIf. ATIOXS IS COM ORLANDO REPORTER-STAR Robertson, W illiam s and Monahan Under the above caption ap­ ty to sxamine the records and ace PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS pears nn article In Lltcriry Digest how little money banks are loan­ Still 18-tS M am ie Temple Hnll.llno of December p6 that will be more ing on real estate securities. Of of a inrprise to outside investors t%urse,’ building end loair'compan­ « y. ies and mortgage companies that —..................----.......... - -------- - - than to Florida investors. Facts nnd fipurts are produced make real estate loans n speciality, • to nhow. that tne growth of bank have made enormous real estate bs in* loans, but even these are , oil a miners in the beginning was but deposits in Florida has exceeded basis as conservative as the most n drop In tho bucket compared to the growth in deposits in any olher conservative investment center of the Increased price of coal which state in the Union. Even the great commercial centers like New York the middle went. Nowhere will can not compile with Florida. For building and loun companies be every dollar lost by investors in found on us sound and as pros­ One block from F^at Street. Frontage Flotien, a thousand have been lost perous n footing ns In Florida.; paved streets. Rnilroad frontage entire block, Hanks to be prosperous must by investors In northern securities tuins about 56,000 square feet. Price. $87,5C keep their funds working. In that did not turn out well. , Florida has millions of dollars of Florida safe and sound loans con arranged. northern money on deposit "here. bu nude* at paying rates. Busi­ Strangely enough, money is' so ness is^prog res rive here nnd values The speculative possibilities o f tftjs;plot plentiful In Floridn that banks advancing. Thcro ‘are -no . Idle peal to discriminating investors because ho hero,! have been helping pogtherif .funds, hero except those held in has.occurred, in years and. U la htld by'on e'i banks but ofTcitll'Minirdy. ’So'care­ restfpvo Tbr a‘deflnite,,pufilo*e'.' B#*1 owner. r fully hes the banking business been sides, the tourist cron, which brings operated here thnt the American several million dollars here an­ Banker, in n recent publication, nually, there is an Immense fruit nays: “ Florida tanks, in spite of nnd vegetable crop shipped north annually. These bring in million:i steering a conet rvntwc course. of dollars which stay here ami cir­ 203-205 Metsch Building . And this report is based on care­ culate in business nnd increaso ful investigation made by nn au homo resources and homo vnluos. JOSEPH M. ROCHE. Salesman thority thnt Is relied upon by ban These go fnr in* accounting for the kers and investors. value of tho Florida dollar ns it Jt will be interesting in any coun- finds investment here. l to test singing • Business Site On Railroad tha tears, ’a ftn portioned MZr, - «csr. It kills th* germs. HEARTS ill meet them, E, true, uo not west* thtu i . . . . - offend, too, red above them, rwn defeat, Aged life's bitters (sweet. £.***-.. R .W . LAW TON A NEW HONOR COMES TP FLORIDA 1-AKKLAND STAR-TELEGKAM " ir A. Guest. ftT ie ifliuffl IuA q made n decidoi*- contribution to tho world of invention and will be instrumental in, saving millions of dollars each year. * :i i via tinted with hU tip. mm^mrnrnQ i > I tnuat a golfer become i frea to appear on the i f panta without-being dictionary of American i’ll never be able to do never by able to under- of the Liberty Ball’s seen around the world Its peals were heard. • ■■ o ■■ ia talk about the East it West Coast, why so sout the north coast? i coasting right down la—fdmoun !n 1 r a iy get! sing?- 7_ n T r yl Humility And Confidence Edwin Dawes, who happens to bo vice president of the United States, gave some very excellent advice t,o the young Senate p a m at the annual dinner tho other day. "Don't bo hip-flask boys," he said, "and—I should not say it myself, I. suppose the Chaplain should say itr—don*t smoke, don’ t Bwear, don’t chew. Bo clean, be yourself, stand against the crowd and you will amount to something.” Mr. Dawes was not asking tho pages to do as he did, but to do as ho told them to do. And he told them In a nice way, the usuaI Dawesian expletives being noticeably absent. Jh fin sald Mr. Dawes, "Never mind how tnany'fellowa are behind you. Always keep your eyes on the fellow ahead of you. Then you will bo humble." We ponder thin advice. We had thought the days o f humility had passed. We thought that psychologists had found that humility provokes the inferiority complex and, that confidence and self-assertion were the qualltios to be cultivated in this age if one is to bvercome the obstacles to success. v: It Is easy enough to keep your eye on the bank president as you sweep out his office. And mighty little good that will do.you. But tnke-iriook into the street where Borne poor devils may be begging pennies and freeaing to death, and conditions and many qther econo­ mic advantages to go along with this newly developed tide-power, may we not reasonably uxmet on exodus of factories from the coal roductng states to Dixie Land and re Land of Flowers? Time was when we talkod of "trp*t-huating;" and \while ryo have done little of it by legisla­ tion, many trusts nnd corhblnatiorls havo “busted" themselves. It Isn’t likely that >ve will reach the tltno when industrial wars wiR have ceasod, until we hdro reached that advanced ago when wars of all kinds will be no moro nml univi-r. aal paaco reign auptjme. But un­ questionably the tfmo hoH come when science will intervene and do some “ trust busting" on it:i own account. The coal baxrona and the coal miners of today mAy aoon sco the-time when they wlllJiave THE WHOLE STATE is in tturmldst o f an upheaval to produce coal at less than half of, development. Rail wayi steamship lines, motor buses tha present prices In order to find a market; and ultimately the mines may dose doWn for all time. Speed thft day—so that the gasoline trust can also get what’s coming H I X , _______ M,AMl tr ib u n e Ji1*,. °P«ning Thu ten? “ ludi speaker of the house, “Gentlonr "G" lk ' coin woi image el fitting recognition of “Gonllew t .women are coming to its mean! pritOictit, Thao were vuitional Im members and wl- IjCRJICv ill B FJoridu again comes Into the limelight because of having been selected for the first commercialnlr service to be established in tbjs country. We have had regular uir mail routes across tho contin­ ent between New York nnd San Francisco but nobody has yet un­ dertaken regular passenger sche­ dules such an arc in operation in Europe between many of that country’s national capitals, nota­ bly London to Paris, Paris to Brus­ sels, Brussels to Berlin nnd Paris to Home. European' nations have made far more progress than have we on this side of the Atlantic In the development of commercial air routes. However, u start Is now to bo mnde in the United States. Dispatches from Detroit In Sun­ day’s Stnr-Telcgrnrn told of the plans being made for tho depart­ ure from Detroit this morning of four Ford all-metal monoplnnea umt a CurtU-Lark biplane that are to go into regular service for the Florida Airways Corporation botween Miami and Tampa by wiy of Fort Myers and straight across tho Everglades of Florida. This serv­ ice is to begin on Friday Of this week, New Years.Day, tho .sched­ ule Inter on to be augmented by flights to other Florida cities as well as tho opening of a lino be­ tween Havana, Cuba and Atlanta, Georgia.;__ |__________— *— The airships to he usbd in this service are sister ships of tho first airplane turned out by Henry Ford, one of which was upod in the Ford reliability tour of two thou­ sand miles last autumn, Each ma­ chine Is equipped with a 400 horse­ power Liberty motor and can carry a commercial load of 2,200 pounds whilo cruising at one hundred mite* an hour, Explanation is made blf. tho pro- . . ... plying between Boston, New York and Miami, are booked solid for weeks in ndv&nce. Rnilrbnd lines urc almost in the same predica­ ment. Mail is dalayed from 72 hours upward, express is several days late and'freight deliveries are sometimes weeks behind, " Practically every city in Flor­ ida has asked us to extend our serv­ ice to them. “The great bulk of the valuable matter can bo quickly and safely transported by airplane in a few hours, wheras, by surfade trans­ portation,'if it enn be moved at all, it would take days to weeks. Theso cities hove practically demanded nlr transportation as an economic ■ necessity to the state." g Lot 2, Block 7, Mellonvilfe A ve^, HOOO Lot 9 ,.Block 6, Elliott Avenue, Eastern Exposure............ »•-- $4^00 Lot 10, Block 6 Elliott Avenue, . • Eastern -Exposure.....— .... * $4*200 term s ! TOM SIMS SAYS | 'When fortune smiles at some people they got coneeited. right away. Phone 453. You don't hear so many jokes nbout how slow plumbers are,'so maybe It In no longer a joking matter. There are times when*’ sllenco sounds good. Wouldn’t it be fun if telephones were made out of cheese so you could bito them when you got nvai?.. it would. ’ “ ; ,^ v Paper eoys Coolidge smiled at d e.'illCr from Naw York. That’s nothing. We laugh at them, ' m , ,ia3 l,ccn chosen for the iltlal program. That explanation Pittsburgh Jail has a radio. But I *lrcady npiieared.in news.dlu. | patches und v'ditoriat columns in weather reports nnd time slirnala make the i rtaphers pind. .* United States «nd text-books In Texas saying thnt value as high-class «J I Tbs height of something tp«n are animals, and yet she in­ as setting forth thft be driving through Cal sists that her political enemies arc now occupies in the with a Florida rennant 01 swine.— York Evening World. *of tnc can 1 it be judged 4 country, J | Villi by rending the follor rink, official In the college story ^ f th6 fu* announcement. Hunt the bright side, turo we may reads *Th« famous "Florida was chosen a felf . niore friends m halfback theft took thirty minute*.’ begin oiwrations'in be would borrow your ihoi favorabio elimatlo cor because of the unusua The coal situation cou] tbigu of mail, expradE U wouldybe awful if 3fi i irNct Incoipr.s. of rnllrohdr. In lh?r» ITbn greatest Influr a coal yard. cai; ldJtor:- of poohli freight mto that stafe; In a congestion that- -•REAL �J-;____zL NFORD with cfr- • Womans ha Metho- nsa Guild wfU mart at -o f Mrs. P. M. King on feat at 3 o’clock. . rgan Club will meet at ik at the residence of Mn. Ihvin at 1015 West First |h Mrs. Mcthvin and Mro. la hostcssM. V h t y T|fefo‘ fwill entertain ■ i Bridge Club at her K yfa ir at 3 o'clock.■ Board/of tho Woman's Wat Yo <dock. • I party for the members lighters of Wesley Class Bus -rooms at the MethoIh.at 7:30 o’clock. • B S s b k . 'w t o lido Parent-Teachers’ pameota at the South Side 3 -o’clock. Friday M ’ S k, ' g Pictures O f al Lands W ;i 11 bwnHereSunday topi* of Sanford will havo ml treat in store for them >afteraoon‘ At 3 o’clock r. E. J. Lang, associate [of the Near East Relief' Ma^wllt hriDg to the Mi­ st or. a ramarkabla and uji^ntf^wA&h'wg* .takcnL in. llblical, lands. , lm shows tha constructive it the American peoplo omplishod In that'stricken At one,time 17,000 ohilhe shown upon the screen the greatest assemblage most becomingf Interesting 11 attired In ick chiffon com------tvlu .ace. . '• Vj j - ^ W i i i creation ofw hite metal­ schools and eoll< lic doth, ornamented with clusters already konwwti mistletoe, and Mher holiday green­ taiptwg of geranium red velvet flowers, ery, together with baskets of eut ing today and t Vouni waa worn by Mrs. Forrest Lake. luding Commodore Mrs. Howard Hulick’a smart eos- flowers and forts. Centering the lam Lake* Warner Rear Commodore tume was of peach-pink georgette, dinner end luncheon tablet were day wherd they bert MeSser. Robai crystal baskets' filled with fra­ studies at Flor ; Captabi.'Arthur grant narcissus and roses. Brumley, Watson for women ir e ' irer Frank MacAmong those entertain ing at din­ Wednesdi Holly. Mildred ) NewWeyman E. White. otoly beadedHn .and cr ner wSro Mr. and Mrs. A. R, Platt, mate M l an ____ jjr^nwith pastel metallic ri^bdn.»i ia Board* of Who hid a tflilf guests, Mr. aha omi Sco| Saries, Anna fashioned the costume,won Mrs. R. R, Dees, Mr. and Mrs. J. DuBose, at Gaines- vordially jblcy,1 Helen Mru R. A. Newmah,' - 1? ' C. Benson, Robert A.. Schnuek, and Vemay, to resume Hors to al leelis, Maud vllle, who leave M< Mrs. George Knight was « David Schhuekr/T Lake, 1 ________ X, LllHa Ruth their studies. to a crystal beaded robe of : William ‘ Crandall entertained a Dan Hansell lea\--------ly for Emma Spencer, Clara georgette over taffetta. » , party of 18 at dinner on Friday Mars HUI, H. C-, where he li con* d Ella Mary Muirhead. HOLY Sapphire blue brocadedfveb draped model, formed Uu» frock itty DuBoae left Satur­ tinue his* studies. Grant worn-by Mrs. Robert ‘J. 'Holly— . composed o f Frank Barry, Mr. and. day for Charlotte, N. G., where,she Mrs. Monaoe Hutton waa much A t the Churches and T u 1 X i amanlcul J S & admisad In a gown of white chiffon JA^kJltxBilnmimi,'.and..lfr^ Pau) Miotfhhan. ■• »■ , * Evening Prayer and sermon, combined with gold satin? On the Mrs. Mr. and.Mri. Harfy T. Bodweii 30 o’clock. , * - Joijvilfo A' FIRST METHODIST CHURCH had aa their dinner guests, Mr. Rectdr’s Bible . study ' class, and Mrs. E . p . Ely and small Sunday Servieea: < * ednSsdsy . evening at 8 o’clock.' M shoulder bouquet of violets and daughter.«Henry A f , Sunday School, F. B. Adams, Special musical selections Sunyellow rose buds. lege *t Maryville, Tenn., are Missis Mr. and Mrs. Edward, Higgins, Junt, 9;30 o’clock. or} . , Mias Maud Lake was attired In a Mrs. Ralph Wight,' Miss Sarah Jean Maxwell, Gayle Marshall'and Wesley Bible Glaisjl0:00 o’clock. * Morning girlish frock of orchid georgette Warren Merrill MaVshaii. EssUrby and F. D. Walsh . Morning Worship!! Holy Com* Prelude and In health. oyvtx flash' chiffon, the circular . . •b Suilins College Girls, at Bristol, ttunion, 11: 0Q o’clock. nger ‘ Throne" t/iirt, being finished with garlands fprmcd a party at dinner. - V Va.t are Mlssoe Katherine Symes Senior,. Intermediate, and Junof velvet flowers in the fuehia did music. and Margaret Zachary. They leave i>r-league*, ;fl:80. o’clock. * Okie Weeks (s expect: Refreshing fru it punch waa tones. Mr. And Mrs." H a i l 'd on Tuesday, from Tampa to spend N* Preaching by the/ Pastor, 7:80. iber Me” , Caro Roma. Of ombre chiffon shading from served throughout the evening and ^Misa Fom Ward left on Satur­ day with his mother, !y .,1 ihortly before midnight, a tempt­ a shell pink to the deep roee, with Recipients O f M any day for Atlanta, Ga., where she ts ■ S ld l^ H o ly Night", touches of hand made French flowing buffet supper was served. Draughons Business Col­ Courtesies attending Mrs. Tom Miller and II era waa tho frdek worn by Miss S o c i a i lege. . . , ’ v ' v tr The New Year was heralded with Mildred MIMml Holly.-. Rnll. I— V , -Baritone Solo — "Oh Miller of Cameron Ate., hi Vl Another Sanford girl attending horns, butters, .confetti and other * Miss Mae Holly Was gowned in Oi Maker. mother from White Sprii mr Haziard of a commercial School who leaves carnival novelties* welcome awaits all them for the Winter. a smart costume of black velvet Augusta. Ga., 4»ho are the guests' Sunday, Is Mias Nell William* who It is nnUdpated that the yacht studded with rhinestones.?" " friends and visitors. of Mrs. liassard’a parents Mr. and is a student at the business col­ cl uS will greatly, add to the social Miss Olive Newman’s piquant Mrs. T. L. Dumas during the holi­ lege at Jacksonville. life of Sanford as well aa benefit beauty was emphasised in the W. R. Prevatt enjoyed a hunting Miss ■Emily Bailey, a .popular the city in othhr ways, Much cred­ dainty frock she wore of orchid days, are being extensively enter­ student at Wlnthrop '-Collett®, at E a st Sanford it is due to the officers of the club georgette hand-painted with pink tained at a series of •parties. Among them was a dinner party Salem, N. C;, leaver Saturday. 1,7 for the good work they -have'done roses and beaded in crystals. the hunters. ! Those from Sanford who will re­ on Friday evening given by Mn. in addition to .staging this-New Mr, and Mrs.. A. D.'Shoemaker Miss Mary Elisabeth Puleston Raymond Phillips, .at her homo on turn to Rollins College at Winter Yeor’a ball, which was a decided was a graceful, figure dancing in had as Christina* dinner guests at Mra. Margaret Marshall o f Cam­ Park are Misses -Florence McKay, Avenue. auccesu their home ’ on Sanford h°ights: a frock of flame georgette beaded Magnolia The daintily appointed dinner ta­ Thelma Spurllng, James Wright Mr. and Mrs. Boston Steele and eron City will havo aa New Years.' Many handsome gowns were in rhinestones and baiMed-In fur. bles was laid with a lace doth, the and Rodman Lei..™__ Son* George and Robert; ' Mr» day1dinner guosts, Mu and Mr*. J. , worn on this occasion.’ One partic­ Mrss. Broomfield Hulick was center Miss Caro) Stone leaves' for being graced with a low ar­ and Mr*. Burke Steele and daugh­ C. Ellsworth o f Beardal! Avc. ularly admired waa worn h r Mrs. stunning in a robe of sapphire blue rangement of narcissus and aspar­ Nashville, Tenn., whero she Is at­ ter Joyce':, Mr.1 and Mrs. Hehry Puicston^ it being a white robe, the o'clock. agus ferns. Marking the places of tending Peabody Institute. - * Steele and ^on Gilmer; Mr. and Preaching Service,,7:30,o’clock. M W O U LD YOU Miss Elizabeth Whltner leaves Mrs. Ben Austin; Mr. and Mrs, The sMaTon will meet St tho Sunday afternoon to- resume her t K if" ■■'■•'i - . j • w •< Herman Steele,- and son 1Alton ot studies at Cathedral School at Or- close of each preaching service foif Orlando. r eat BO.OOOensh to nwk( the reception of members^ lando. . • ),000—Sell 300 lots, at flOi ______ ■ , Stetson University students who Mr. and Mrs. W. Rv Prevatt and leave Stlndey are Miss -Charlotte CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY L .C rt.'frt W . W u ih il son Buktar were in New Sihyna Shtltlv 'Edward Henderson and — *' -v*-’••t^-1* I'fii Christian Science iorvices are over Christhias Wfti . Mrs, Ptt* Charles llemlorson.: , . •. SM ITH & R A W L IN S ’ f vstt’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. 8 . W. A. Adam*; who is a student at University of Oktohomis, -will not return to school until Febru­ ary. . < "• Allan Jones and fOlVT. Alford J lando. ' Saturday evening Dr. and Mn. W. Theodore Langley, Will enter­ tain at dinner'honoring Mr. ■and Mrs*. Hazzard. On Sunday evening they will be the guests at dinner at the home of Mr. and 'Mrs. 'S. M. Lloyd. . ' - 9 Medical College,' ' v : ' ' Robert Dehton‘leaves Sunday for the Washington-Lee University.. Jess Long and.' Stewart Long leave Sunday afternoon for tha University of Alabama. Another -Alebema siudeqt is Hamden •Du Bono,.who attends Auburn. ' Ralph and Harry Woodruff leave Upsala anQ Grapeyille Sunday for Chapel HUI, N. C.,' where, they will resume their stu­ Emil Magnuaon waa home over dies at Unlveraity of North' CarhChriitmiii Miss Fern Ward leavevs Saturshe . for'-Atlanta, Ga,. where ..... _ _ _ will resumo her studies at Graughuu .» wBicom-. h*n’* Business College, after 'U M/; iu/ omum. AeiioMU U/ w in.bw dw ra^ i««lf .„ d , • » » ? n g the hpllday. mother, Mra. J. N. Robson. Miss Robson’s guests included: Misses Elva Pearce, R E Griffin, Mary Helen-Mores. Beatrice Pow­ ell, Louise Fields, Alice Elder, Mar­ urday for Charlotte, N.' C.,"t6 re­ garet Thompson, Beatrice Howard. enter Queens College, after spend­ Clyde Green, L. P. Hagan Jr^ John Mrs. Lundquiat entertained Rev, ing the holidays hero with her Edward Higgins, Jack Peters, Sam parents, Mr.’ and. Mra. H. C. Da- Byrd, Dan Hansell, Bob Fditer of Bose., Jacksonville, Claude Robson and Lewis Mitchell Mr. aipi Mrs. Arthur Haszajd A R R IV A L S who havo been the guests of the Baptist Young Men’s latter’e parents, Mr. and« Mrs. T, SedilnoU lintel L. Dumas and sister, Mrs. Ray­ Glass Sets Goal Of Davis, mond Phillips, leave, on Monday 100 Present Siftiday Rev. J. S. Clark wil fie with us .home at Apjnuta, Ga. ‘ Li. L Fowler, Mi. for‘i their •, ,r" a . , lx 4 vt*f f v J 1I tho first Sunday o f January, fbr es, Philadelphia; J, Miss Le Claire Jones leaves Sun­ Tho members of the B ii Be- Sunday school at 9,45, preaching day afternoon far Ktioxvllle where rean‘Brotherhood of the First Bape Helen; Mr. and Mrs. aha lm attending the University of tint Sunday School will open thelf Martford, Conn.; J. H. Mr. and >ifra, E. W. LundquUt 1926 session tomorrow morning at , Leesburg; O. L. Wil9:30 o’clock. Plans are being mode returned Monday from Fort-Meade w Smyrna: Harriet M. for an opening program of inter­ where they spent Christmas, with ndclnhla; L. B. JurgusMrs. Lundquiat’s folks. . est.* Marjorie Jftrgsmeycr, The officers' of the class have at Curry. Jacksonvlllo; Edtheir'attendance goal tomorrow Lakeland; J. C. Lucas, raorhing 100 men. The officen ad, Mr. Maim, Miaa Florenco and 7, McLoilond, De Raton; are-calling the attention of aome George Malm; Mr. and Mrs. Has­ itone.jnreat Palm Beach; of the member*, who hove been kins and -Mrs. Nease and children itte. West Palm Beach; kspt away recently, to. the opening Christmae eve, Mr*. Stedt ,wa'a al­ n, Weet Pslm Beach; V, tomorrow morning,- and asking so a guest. y ye, Washington, D. C. them to make their plane to be present. Montezuma . Mr. and Mrs. Flyn and daughter, In the membei lip of -the class Myrtle, visited their old home in *re repre ers represcntaU' of the UntVer- Carolina over Christmas. V d’.ty or Florida. Floridi I tson University, lity Mora Hill Collet and Moody BlEllen (Vihlen of. Whiter Park ‘kaonvllli ble institute, ___o In the class are repreeenltntives of tha farm- spent Cbrlstmaa at the home of banking, wholeeala her uncle and aunt, Mr. and M n . B. R. Rouqule of. Columbia, tog * ItKustry.1. estate, railway oar­ C., motored to DaLand on Fri- vies* the barber er business, automo­ out Elmer Luadqulat o f Holly Hill bile >Industry; merchandising, law, parents; Journalism etix, ate, '[ . Lout, Sunday the class closed tha Mr. and Mra. Ballinger greatest session Its history, si Christmas with the L« the officen believe that tho peril tomorrow morning will open a sa elan of unprecedented activity. Every enomba* o f tha class ( Vti'pvtuilj ing ate haid at 7:00 at the w o­ man’s' Club. j This--Socle^r maltitatoa u '.fr e e l reading rooni where the Bible and a U authorised Christian Science' literature Tday befftad, borrowed VVV? - 1 T vrtviiuT icns ROYAL , atmeTitAirp AbniKo MACtuani t.lM f-a -T tn e C w r k t M m MaeAUea . -Itrtslii MS i m s I Hssl Trwitrliin '■ IB v a r x Ih t N r la O ftlev M aehla** ICE) come to attend tha of the ito make'use MACHINES - I.,- war^.. I -n e t r.*c. " :* * V orrow morning Jackson villo, WMd1 -'r , •/w -r-. r HrW- r ", m % -i _■■, * * V r* t. / Two-Pdfitfl, all wool, worsted suit Grey and Tan. Long Panta— $18 50 to $25.00 M E N 'S O VER CO ATS Grey>. Tan and Brown. All wool,' And Cog ts. Light weight— ,• : ,( fc!.& ‘ • •, •* i tm if- v SU IT S FQ R i -' , r iR -M E N over. Al! color combln *11503 Beautiful all al! - da and H Saturday BO YS’ SD ITS ’ »* ;V . * _* t �Inter- .m V s S m" !« » * > ,*trcln- I f e t e ? IIB BTATH OF * M > R ip A s . V-J J*o S ylvester A -.lu lr o n Si !------ _ Unison. jw j* : ^ tb ln n " J u it M S*nM<i ^nT. R totlh d or Chr «-J__i uE riilS S ^ w T i i ^ rlsAnn name. iQinhnowo pilftT! * M~ - With |, •aw flHp'. QflTir and »Y«» defendant f ^ b lo c k 1 [ w C o n ra O X -t^ ro T tn . ' i’l l " ISMT!* . t k bunk, Icttona wOt prove fa kTn. MsrtfiA ■ J w IV lllW o f j 'W a l e s - w i l l b e in a r c ie d c a t rtA ta orv In 1936] ® T h e ’ North went Q u»rtrr <NW U) o f the Southwest Q u ^ D T t»W « » nod the Hoiith l t » ,f tSj4» o f *»• Southw est Quarter <8\VVO o l K '.tlon 19, Township 11 South. Range il" Baft, and to any and U nknow n. claim ing any |f |*l’ r,h *l‘ . *ns Interest-in nn.l to tho “ or* ln.-tbovu d escribed or anr part or 5iinv nari* o r pitrcM Iftfrw*. i l l I?h e re b y ordered that you **£ each o f you *• "«"* apiwnr our an Id Circuit Court at the Court Mouse at Hanford. >•".rida. on the lat day o f February. A. D. 1928, nnd thru hnd Ihtre «naka anawar to the M il o f com plaint exhibited a(tallJtl ybu In Mlila rase It ta ruriher ordered ;bat Jhl« o r­ der he published Iu Th« Jtonford Herald, n newspaper published in H an f.in V ^rn iln plc, County. Ft;»r»*l». nnce_ rnFh week for five cunsectl- Ut! gtaftA fflifiR tF will l« O M ....... who h!i Wd« will b*.. bqt , i artmvnts, rxarlly I thoulJ a t* will bo a' prince** from on . e * ” * Tpe. H e -t i (Treat t popular !t d 0R? i » ' n * lik iu .j'I (U . 1UCCCIMP w ill m it ti w?ll da- wlwld tfio in u a cn cc ha does, ant) ih will ba tfltnocrM y will p r o «r e Ba by h is I -r m h ii f. i t fill.b e " H o u l e will bo RTnnU, i nt* tell nltkrn b y tho United State*. '" C r o p # w ill bo b o u n tifu l, And fa r m e r s w ill p r o s p e r m o re t h a n th e y h a v e fop lo v e r a l y e a rs . BuaU. heaa co n d itio n s jfp n crn lly w ill b o b e tte r thiin th e y w e re in 102S. >, “ A . F re n ch ■d e b t a e tt la n ie n f' w ill be a g re e d upon. In11920* . " T h e F lo rid a b o o m w ltl con tln u o th r o u g h o u t th o y e a r . I th^nk It 'h a s t w o -* y « t fs y e t t o (To, A f t e r at will como a slump. . 'T t .w iU b o a year discovery W « t QtiMricr |HW fchnrlpa E. Fuaterr \VntieV' ifd n t) M urrold. Ndllle A. Jlarrofd. h is Wife o f n ew ta le n t an d o f unusual ne­ con ipllu hn icn t in litera tu re pnd prt. Jxi Uio th e a te r UiuytLwllHpu-Jontn fo w m ore clo th e s, b u t th ere w o n 't b e a n y . n io d ifica tlo n o f snappy Ilnea. r ''P re s id e n t C oolid R c yrill be bo elected p resid en t a d ain . H is suecesa or w ill bo a. R ep u b lica n ." . A n d th a t la tK V ffc tu r o Inpr to,Martha Rponccr. , You can tnlfo it or lonve'lt'. ■’ ’ in* (,'omplnlnniit tilled cause, and T tHi' above rlf* to nit uiikimwn a a c v ii T tP lh b lands Ami prcn»l*ea hrrrlu ■it. Aik In anil stag 1 w ife. A ll bur DnU, H tsnley II fftOlt thereof, flscree Pro C ohftssu :V*«rce. AiMhan, C harles will b« entered ausinst you, said M, tsr Hvnry Hnrrolt rpus*. I,sink Ihe suit to quiet till* ____ * w wtfo. and *«cJ» o f them. m id., , dht* ife an Ih . f l y - Complaint to . I hi- above d «- dsreased or u th erw lss; and j l l s u iI'Tiwtil tract o f land. ,'sr parties lnter**ted In the land and T IH FURTHER ORDERED that Iprtml*** h erein after descrihedt ■ tu n . Order be published once each It appearliiK by the *W orpf B ill week f.ir fou r coM rcullVe W*eku |of ComVdalnt - In th is-'ca u se , fhfct m lbe Hshlord Herald, u nowspnper 'yoVi, snd each o f you. n\ay be In­ ii<>blld*t<1 In Hemlnole^County, Klorv terested In that curtain lot. pleoo parcel o f lend sltuato In HemlDONE AND G npE R fl till.. 2nd. . or nolo County. F lorid a , and described i|n> uf j.M.unry. -l» fs . • , as follow s, to -w lt : t' •.t!» V. H DOUOI.AHH. ItcRlnnlna nt t h e . H-iulhweat . , C l-cl. of tho Circuit -Ci.urt of 1 rorn er o f the H outheust/Q nnr* Nt'inlnola trounty, Floriiis. ter tH E Q ) o f the N orth east. Uyt CUM. LK25BTTE 11. C. Q uarter <NKU» o f Hectlou T w o WttJION. HDUHIIOMlKH H IPlVLE. (2 ), Tow im hln T w en ty <*0> Hulloitors for f'oiPidsinunt. Houlli. IImute T w e n ty -nine, 129) J* a-- *.:*, ! c. and 32. East, run tlmiire East T w e n ty - ■ seven <27) rod e: th en ce North in t iii: n u r t 'i T c o t n r nv forty H0>) rials: thenco W est T w e n ty -seven rod*: th -n eo Houth fo rty <<0) rod* to R E tllN N lS E , less the W est three (3 ) m ill J. HT, C l j u l t VvI t’lq"E 1nn‘,! " " ' thereof. V O U 13 A. WILt.tAMB, CoiutitiiliiY ou..n n d recto or. you, a rc Hi*»re* nnlo. fore required to ap p eor to Ihe llill 1 i. ■ v*. o f C< T»pln|nr In thl* ran s» n il M on­ Tha I (sirs, Devisers. H rauie-s no. Other elslmnnts uuder T im id A1 day tar 1st dav o f F ebruanf. J*1S nt .tb s C ourt H ouse at. B soford. M I, IhlYD. ilecoBsed. or otherwise ' a n d (tthof.^DefeiicTurts. tylTTIJEWi m y hand i thw C ircuit Court o f UltifAl Circuit o f the H B y: A M. tvi:itn, EH, HPENCKRPi ' i l HI HT abd a t Cuunas) fqrtth e id** fa r FahJIesilam. ■ fL W W / J P i} 1* ! w *",‘ known JNY C AN A D A ), Com plain- oth er claim ant* under A lfre d Luckls, d eoth erw ise; and other*. ;.O ir F L O R ID A TO: .L u ckH : L W. L uthrr; l<t: Van Doveii T ayT a y lo r : R. V. T a y lo r: f o o _ a n d V ila Vlnsyn. fjg a N lselten , fit). JOHN L A M O nfiA U X , **et/a t , Defsndanls. C llnllna. , f t '■ T o John loxinoreauT am) w ife ^7— Lam oyeau*, ifh o ift rh ein t. •ah name Is u tik n in vn r W illiam Ijam oreanx a n d l ( n . ; r r - r r - - .Lgmnr sail r. wlmse * *CirriitlkrT imtno' li unknpw n; (fe n fy . Jmnmreuu* nmi ■f( p W & « W l I M K S 'S .t h e 4East Half <BL> or |h* ' BHVKNTO JU D IC IAL OF T H E RTATH OK I IN CIIANCHHY. C. M. Dunn, Complainant. D. \V. Currie. Kt*' Al. ' i'lta t lea'. D unieiiuuni* I* nt, 1efendants I< ,. NOT jC B _ TtI K NOWN ANU . UN; -h N n v w f - P B r f w ii A f r t ii . THE S T A T E OF F LO RID A . T O : — D. W. C U R R IE a n d ------ CURRIE, Ids w ife. J. W. H A T F IE L D a n d ----------- H A T F IE L D , his w ife. W ESLEY L IIUANCH, JOHN L. BRANCH, L II lAJCKI.IKII. W . ttt F. A N D K IlHON. J , . 8. ANDERSON and K «avainli' M v >U, o 9il(| »i.W cn ° ti wftl11 ABlUnM t* ,l'' elitere n milt l TKI.I.A ANDERSON, his wlfa.- J. C, '•> the C ora„r*l"am J McIlRIDB, J. T . HOLDEN a id -----f t lu r ' i - J > r e m t « r s f ------HOLDEN, h is Wife. JAM ES W LILLY, K. M. ilIcN A T T . TIIOMAH W. MORAN. a||d C. C. HRfnVN. If diving a n d - lf vllHvr, any or a ll ol tby egM d efen d an ts Imi. deailT lliou l» the hairs, devisee*, gran tee* oi other rlalm nnt*. under D. W| C ur­ rie. and — i; CiirrT.-: Ills .w ife, J. W .- lla lfle t d unit .......... Ila ffletd. hi* w ife. W u s l e y L ttranuh, John L lim n cji. L H. L o c k lic r , W, R F. Am lersom J. J). A n d erson ami r ii f t r t it t it iT u a u m RINOI.E t'UUNTl. F ill chancery. ’ F ,‘‘ ' Order fo r -P skllM ih. A n U A y ^ 'U B * o7 u ;N. IlD, his wiTt.‘ V ^nu,i'aI|'n . nnio, MORKB nerchy required to appear to lh Dill o f Complaint herein filed no Monday, tho 1st d ay of F ebruary.'A. D. 1938, the same belnt; u Rule Day o f till* Court, at Ihe Court House |n Hanford. Kemlnole County. F lorida, and In default tlu rcpf. p o ­ t-roe Pro C onfeeso will be entered against you, oatd enuae being a suit to described. Jf 1* therefnro Ordered that thl* notice be inilillHhcd lit the HunTonl Herald, a new spaper mihtlahnl In HiHnlMnlsr County. F lorida........ co a w eek for fou r cunaeruttvo week, WITNEHH ntv hand,' and to ft (rial seal o f the c ir c u it C n & l ■o f - tli» Huventh Judicial (Jlrrult. Court qf thk B t a t s .o f Florida, In and far Xem lholr County, on thl* tho 2nd dav o f January. A. D.‘ 192s, (Heal) V. K. DOIJOLAHH. Clerk. ....... B V ' A. M. AVERKH. D C. WII-HON. IIOUHHOLDElt A IlMYLIC, Hollrltora Tor Com plainant. • Jan. 2. 9. II. (23 and 30., r c n R i c O T 'V A K i f !C'. i P ' s k r . II. IL LEVY, Com plainants, ; T w e n lv -', thd'N orlhi'sst ‘ ffnarter fN R R ) o f the HuiUhWMl Quarter <HW*i) '£,f T litrty-slx (J f) Tnwnshtn Nineteen (IS ) Houth. T ,I,T,.V , s °l East, a c Cordlliflr |ii Hu? Ihrrmir, tyf r«Cr orrt III the rubllc Itecorit* c f t-Vuniy, • Florida In n t a h i W e fSK <u 0,1 |,aV : S i f IS TJIKIIKFnilB O R D E R E O V iiiuv * ,uf - ca*u " t - r o u. -in- anil vP.Tf*'1? tcqutre.j to appear ■*’ .i* * ’ l|Ll, "t Lumnlalnt In thl* »»'* U t. dav o f Jfi V y»e Court House J1!« ^ T * 11?** C omii!V. Klnr|«1a« tn a In lUrmili n Iir- intervals in th e Inniln Involved lit tills auU, said land tietuir sltu slo In llrm lndfs County. Florida, and d e ­ scribed us ro llo n s, to -w lt: .. i T R A C T ONE T he N ortheast Quiiriur o f tho Hnuihwest Quurtrr o f Hertlon 28. T ow n sh ip 20 Booth ltanuc ■ at. Koar. ^ T R A C T TW O The R quthcast Quiifter of the NAr.thWrst Q uarter o f H-ettoii 29. Tow nahtp JO Houth. ItmiKo a t East. nod It a p p «arln a from the sworn Mill o f Cinnplulnt herein filed Unit you aud each o f you tuny rlulm •omu rlKlit. title or Interrst In nnd to the property hereinabove do* IN T H E ClK Q triT rrtUH' OP TIIH NRVKNTII V t'D IC IA I. CIRCUIT OF K b O H l I i . IN l complaint herein that you. and each t>f V 0 U L ;* i«f'b e flq u re stv d In Ihovt etrtaln loir, piece* or pnrrrU of LnrV jsllq st* } rtfr Kemlnoln County. Florida, and dM frlhrd as fotton * tO-Wltt * • urwlse ontdtto rcaeogl atul t'very Ut Liven tuunng 4 any iu imhi* ot luteresi or-.lnt imrtm-rahln nr I’ eueni k ,. Huill iloriuinn, upd vumpauy.. a co i f e S i l f f i s S Grocvry Cuikpi said eoriHrfaih W 6 & a r « H 8 ifc a iid M tf [**^L 9r '’ tbrrwln*; ami eiieo Isgally n l l n c l ra, Drreniiatiis, persons clalntf earn in g w o n 't g e t y o u a n y w h e r e , b o y s . v / j m y y '. • • 4- • lalmlm ler i*al ttrlner I’ rt A 1#I#* ‘ V. E. DOUGLASS. Clerk o f the Circuit Court o f the Hr vent b Judicial Circuit o f H o r k ja .ln anil fur HrqtlMule County. {flk A lU { A M W E EK S. * Deputy Clerk. riKCOTTEH, Hl'K.Vl'EIl K DU1IITON Ho lie Itore »nd o f Couneel for the Complnlnant. Jan. :- » -t * - :l -a o . IN TIIi: ClHCt IT COI'HT OP THE seventh j u d ic ia l r n tc tiT OF FMIIUIIA. IN ANO F o il SKSISOLIi COUNTY. IN C1IA>CEHT. Spit In < lsl,l T ill* FRED T. TV11,1,1A 11H, Complainant, (WM1.1.1AM ALEXANDER I NAN,. I.biuldalor o f Kim A Cotonlxatbin Cn.. Ltd.. . ItANI.anJ CllalU a. V T o W illiam Alexander Ruchan nan. liquidator o f FI o iid a /Io io U ■' f *i11tin lv ti VIit rt C t *f, f ,t fa cmrttnrrl Cnionlxatlnn h, Tl.td.. rt .'poTtidratldn: nil form er stork h olders of Florida Land A Colonisation Co.. I.td., If ilvlmt, and If elthor. any or nil o f nail! defendant* be dead, to all pxr|ks rlaimtuK im prests und­ er the follow in g denvised d efeod ants. to-w lt: W illiam A lexander H'lrhannsn. llqiitdntor o f F lorida L in d a- Colonisation Cov Ltd., a r o t porntlon: nil form er stockholder* of Florida Land ft Colonisation Co.. Ltd., or otherwise. In ncid to the follow in g described Innds. situate. Ivline nnd brine In the County of Hetnlnulv nnd Htale o f Florida, more particularly described a.i follow *, to -w lt: > The North Half o f the Houthwest Quarter o f the Houthwe*t Quarter o f Kertfon 2. T ow nship 20 Houth. Ranise 30 East, and to any nnd nit person* w hose names are unknown. rlulmlnR any rluht title or Interest In and to the Innds hereinabove described or any part *or parcel thereof. H Is hereby ordered that you and each of you lie and appear before mfr said Circuit Court at the Court, House at Hanford. Florida, on lh " Jst day o f Fhhrunry A. D. 1910, and then and there make nnswur to the ed against yot|/in jthl* ensue It U further ordered that till* order 4»o published In The Hanford HwraU. a newspaper published In Btfnfiwd. Hemlnole C ounty, Florida, on ce cfteli week fo r fiv e con secu ­ tive w eeks. ' AVITNEHB my hand and tha seal r«r I. - C n jlfrult n i t l * Court — I . . at of II the pm f IIhe Hoventh 'J u d icia l Circuit q f the Btate o f Florida. In anil fo r Hemlnole County, on this the 2nd d ay of JsmmrF. A* -&• 1938. — 'Z- . * nenlarain IL I*ound. U Ily ln «. W il­ liam Lute. If HvInK. H a b frt V, Htrather. If living and If • n h er'.M ’ all o f them aro dead, then aaatnal all person* claim in g any Interact In Uenjamln It. Found. . dcceaaetl, o f under W illi*. Lute, deceased, pr under R obert F. StratKer. dccoaaed. as helra. oevtaera. ttranteea. » r OthOT claim ants under i h , n o f e ltM r o f ihe. l i n t B c a lu a la It. IM>und, Mr*. W i l l i a m Late. lira. Itobert V. Btru> iher.- C tc p tr G rocery Com pany, a J on w n ta o a aaiatlna underipta igw a t , # racts c f land h treln a fler u cacrfu TJIE S T A T E OF FIXJItlDA: T o the defendant*. Henlnmln It. i'uuuU. If llvtmc, W illiam l.utd. If HvIuk and R obert F. B trathtr, II living, nnd If either o r any ba dead, all partlea claim in g Interests under Iicnjamtn Dorijumln It. Pound.' W w jllla jllla m Luta. R obert F. P. titrathcr Strathcr and a**0 . .each each oOf t thrm deceased, or oth erw ise, In^ lh o j*fl. Wra. Ren* property W illiam L a id Jamla It. ___ 8trather, and and_____ Afro. _______ all persons claliplOK any Interest Ip U___ —ato those_____. certain tracts nt land* -sltu in lu the C ounty o f BemlnoJe Sem inole and und Ktnle o f F lorid a described , as: Mtsfe lorida Tho Bouthwcst Southwest qu arter ' q f th o Northeast qu arter and tho K u t hair s rrter, b s r ,:oo f ,J}«C-. ,Heco f the. N orthw cat est q u a tlon 34. T ow n sh ip 21 Houth. UanKo lO^EJast 20 East:i Thu Houthnast qu arter o f the “ Boctlon 17. Bouthwrst qu arter' o f: T ow nship 2 ‘ Houth, ~ -- ~ R ungo 30 EasL Ttie Nort rust qu arter of the •Nurthwi st i larter o f 8eetlorp 10; T ow nship ! South R anifc 30 Koat. on e-rou rth or L ot • o k the Eaat* qu arter o f 1 | . o f H ectlon the Houlhraat quarter] 18, T ow n sh ip 21, Bout! East. * Tho EnM on e-fou rth o f tho W e st half o f the N orthw est qu arter o f Uin B outhw cst quarter nnd tha W est quarter o f tho N urthw rst qu arter' o f tit* S outhw est qu arter or Suction 21, T ow n sh ip 21 South, R ange 30 East, It la hereby ordered that' you and each o f you do appear on the 1st day o f F ebruary, A. D; 1028 to the bill or com plaint ua am ended filed herein. . . ’ r I f ' 1* fu rth er ordered that this Order o f Publication bo published In The Hanford Herald, a neWiqytpar pqhUnhcd In . Hanford. Hemlnnlo NOTtUH ■»!) CONTRACTOR* jf% K ,t e L t t v P u 0w You arc-stung if you don t got m °n buys, in *h« City. ,W * (u rn lsb ln g o f mAferlala fo r the .erection o f a Complete tied (Wife, —— — l^ m orcn u *. whose C hristian nam e Is unknow n: flem-giy . l,nrnor<-aux am) .w ife. — —,------r ninori'.iux. whose OhrlMi>vn oAmd 1* UPknqwni A** n. Van VTserTind w ife. ------------- Vnn Vteet. T w h o * ' Christian name ts unknow n! Her.-, man M, Van V loet and wife, . . Van V | « L w h oso Christian name t* u n k n ow n ; In and lo the follow in g rtrserlbMl land, a ltu a u . lylnw and bein g In the Uounty of Hemlnnlu and State o f F lorid*, m ore p artlcO facrlbed a *-follow s tn -w ll: The W eat l l a lf o f the N orthw y it q ^ IT je r pf th o Norrhuaat O p a r t e i K f Hiction 11, T »w n s'd n ro puulh. B an g« 33 Enet. mid. to any, and nil other p»rtnn* Wbn«o JUjfhea are Unknown, having IL ^ | K. a ob y ordered that ^ h vou ho- Township 20 Houtl Last, run. KOgt South 8.38 .-:iui chain*. North (III ed. See us at once/^L ct ua show you, beginning, iatHed bid* w ill b a ' received rCnunty Board o f l*#b|i0 w S tr i» fo r Sehilnole County, F lorl Siiporlnfenilqnt'a O ffice. Co Pcgl South o f Nnrthv HEW of N W U - Township !0 S a Last, run theno* T,9C chnlm - You and i oordered m e n ii to apD^ai-’ v Cnriiphilnt hor*tn on r jR ffc fr a # It I* fu rth er ord o order he puhllahotT It Bally Hernia, a na Ilshrd irr Hemlnola C« unru a w eek ror (ot Weeks. , ivitue** my hand a Circuit co u r t o f Hart Florida, thta 3 ((h day fu r n is h in g o f m aterial* f crocU oa o f-tw o 1,toilet root -TAB ford Ip SumJnnte County,. Ikfich With plan* niui epi i4 as prepared by1 K|t flo n g h to n . Archlti ; The Board ruse re jse t A n y and a dopr any bid or po deetned to be to qf the County. 1 C opies o f plan j •bay hu had from dn d «p q*u o f t w n oall to h« Ith n il dera u pon.return i I /tg A U M to H e 'S ,30 .1 a ,’ - 422 Union A' MtxjfBiFV/ H R O U G H o u r R jo p c ic f l » v c ;i c c tr •Of- -■•' -* N O T lp ^ T O CONTRACTORS. R a n g e a: ' portloa now available. All cloae in ami oait, bo doUy. G n iih c * a n d -y o u the follow in g ilcscrn loregu*. Bemlnqlo County, Eli Vnqv-rnt 01 W o have three o ( the moat attrnctivo Lakh front p. ^ Hchool toulldlmr Ideated a t HAni In ‘HemltiMo County.’ Ih accord; w ith plana and sp ecification * m oresiix. w b oee Christian -name l* u rjk n op ,*:- llc n r v Lamnreapg ’ and * w » r o w » . »>- a 'i 4v4w#-' 4 l . \ *' “F.*kf o r» k lit . C lHCl IT . cCO « tr ,, x u v i u t m J l ’ IlK M I . C lltC C IT IN A H l» W K TIIK COUNTY OF y r v r K o f H . o m p . i . i n t 'l i w r * CKItV S1TTINU. Overstreet Invcetroent C om pany, a C orporation Sealed- hide w ill be received :lho County lioprd o f P uhllc Inst V. lounnreaux and wir*. ------ 1— Lnmnrraux. whose Chriatlnn nnmi la unknow n: A** B.- V « o jV lc e t am w ife ,,--------------- V n u -V IrfM ,— Avho*. ch eistla n name Is u nk n ow n: Her o»qn -M Van Vteet nnd w ife. , ..— f a n V lcvt, w hose Christian nnnu ttpf.fi N A T IO N A L , (BuaU ■ V. E. DOUOLABfl. Clerk o f the C ircu it ttoqrt o f the Seventh Ju dicial-C ircu it o f Florida, In and t o t Hemlnole Cqiinty. , , __ BVt A M W KBKH. D. C. DeCOTTEH. HPENCBR A DIOIITON. Hollrltora and o f Counsel for the Complainant. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. 11 FUR RHMINOI.lt COUNTY, ID A, IN 'C H A N C E R Y. . ILlJJAJTIHHALL and A ) ’ . E a r n s o m e m o n e y o f y o u r o w n t h is s u m ­ m e r a n d m a k e a s t a r t t o w a r d a m a n ’s -a lz e b a n k a ccou n t. ■ ,. ■ Ida. this S lat day o f Pecctnber, P . 191S. ... P o u n X a A sa ? Clerk C ircuit Court. Sem inole C ouhfy, Florida. ^ ^ y WHMKR,- :_____ • Deputy C lerk. —AVITMKBH iny hand and the seal o f the Circuit Court o f the Have nth Judicial Circuit of the State o f Klorbln. In nnd for Hemlnote County, on this the 2nd day o f January A D. ir m e i;* w i t and fo r Hriuinols Count rt E B i s a t n s “s r * h ^ r » M & h t 'S 'f f l S l S S - rtft< css ^r-Jdlninc the world the HES t»f H'l llun T S R S # tract* f i t U ll o r n ? * n1 •n*d " nt ir r W - ^ ^ n * " h ^ o C hristian w w ttM trtS ew n i tha C ou n ty . o f B e # ] Klltlx W. -Ilurne imn wife, , . “ B hH . r BW o US Of w Horne, who** Christ l.n Homo I* «n - K \y%f Of Knowti:. or oth erw ise, tru* “ d f e _ lJ*T /r..wnshtn 31 Bouth. Ivonj favorame.ior Alnfrlck [n flr e 'i* lin fl-r hhaw ; d-iibipi. .1 • ,i s drrantvM o r o a o th o r oth srw fre In and to de*erlb.iil lornls. e h . b o h t f Jit " i c covin:> M s o r Fliiildii. mors crlhed « « fullnwe, to- ” - O A. W ilson and w l f t ,; ■■;».- below •described; Mrs- ,. ■ m ! S S W i r a m * . f t " w T -'.'i.j a . r W S n j S t - & 2 S ,* ” ? „ , 8 ir »km»tii! and either cue, thto ^ looking..-; V* �tallifc,'tho Black fbWuV and £hft , duchess wen in the few months ch of an Ini* Imstlf of the opinion stter of dx«M women ogethif too' far. He ly bo a b it oM^fayhthe ssme tlmfc he women have changed l.r ""Mr Mr > I .I m the W better. advice to avoid the vanity hag,” Bathurst, when pwaenti at a Cirencester school, nod hose and the abort Kgirls are wearing made Bar, declared the peer, fhe much preferred the led high boots and gsitr ‘ V* ‘ " •* r, Lord Bathurst said, he Ml with the modern ten* women to participate in ire and more, and do­ it a /oung wife should eraejf in football, eric- 70,000 members with aa mddlUon■1 1&000 Junior msraborshlp. Thera art #6 skating mamw w elaba W I U 1 with t _____ __ _____ V» , ________% --- ' «*u*T ---------m a m * borshipa totalling 12,000. In Bar* lln alone there ars. half a down Indoor skating- rinks, one of which Ja the large.', in the world. Althodgh Norway and Sweden •till are supreme in ski-jumping. tion o f the academy, howover, is German athletes hard passed the •beginnlg to murmur that Its rep- a ____ii----- * rtsentation should be brought up to the normal- number. ....... —4--champion, Nduner, holds a national France is going to ’have a n cord only of the ________ w one w.t« meter m ew * short iin ir im wio R lim iU lh -------- J 1____I J „ , "Hollywood" of her own, a new European record held I____ by aJ Swede. --------.center for the motion picture In­ [KJn dustry which Is expected to be in Sight-aeelng tours o f tho Bavar­ full awing in the neighborhood of ian mountains and forests are be* the exclusive resort of Biarlts by Mg continued through the winter the autumn of 1927. An article in specially eonn.ructed heated limousine aeroplane* -of the junker all-metal type. Four aeroplane tourist aervices have been established by the TransEurope Union of Munich. The trips Germany has surpassed France In this field, **j^yHty°of In "the n£ the Basque coast for making p tn™*LB- •r « r north* .!h* o S & .S Florida, once ■ eon sscu tlre *• tho'VUr di 1 r it A n i T h « n orth east quarter o f o . b r o w n ai husband dect Sranteea or weat lorwlan, and .to a list, W hom sostei unknown quarter or T ow n sh ip rut. Bertl< at south, Rai I : a and-,official .C ou rt. o f the lit o f the Rteta .for llaintnola F lo r id " * V. K. DOUGLAS court hottst •levrn A. ta r the fu r ■n.l the rnt 'and the m creation of - an ad< the SouthsMa I'rlmaryUchi ford, F lorida, in S em inole ,n * • * ” «• fstations of the C h r u f f i p i r U Ing artiste' models and know tho in Germany was the action of 200 price of their beauty. The French Inmates of the Ziegenhsln peni* film industry would do no better Uqtisry of the state of Hessen. at Nice than it haa done at Purls, Let the French directors go to Basque country." Charlie Chaplin is one of the celebrities who own property at Biarits. who desire to anticipate the in crease in prices which the. tfpvern ment’a ]-----------—Is ex­ mcnis taxation program pected to put into force. The run began at the tobacco ____ i __— * - — - m JSir John knowiytho 8u- IttS > hour trip enclrculing the ZugsplUe, t»«e largest peak of the Bavarian Alps. Travelers.gblng up do not have'to dress any more warmly •*“ n g from England to y d.wfntgf will use motor Ibt in the deserts and a edges of the jungles.r the first to leave for the sport were 6ir John end mtngton, -who will jump Khartum for an expedtB.vrildaoftho..White Nik the ofUDeml^. Engllqh- Frau Helen Lwnke, 77 years old, has been elected ’honorary chair­ man of the democratic party of Germany in reconginatlon of her 45 yearn of campaigning, for wo­ man suffrage. » ■» Frau Lange is a vstran leader of the German feminist movement. 8ho identified Hersqlf-WUh the women'! movement in the early 80’s and noon beedme - editor of Die Kr-mn *K> ------- S IN CE December 4th last year, 'the steady, consist­ ent &nd overwhelming sales record o f Miami Shores has tangible evidence of the intrinsic value of M IAM I S ^ C ltE S properties. Such sales records— here­ tofore unequaled— and such additional resales records -r-demonstrate, beyond the shadpy o f doubt that, an fy - the court * f Ethiopia later was knighted'by rci VII. ably correct stamp o f approval uppn M IA M I SHORES iunced reduction in the clojhlng that women Is nothing leas than a Ush manufacture who frankly adas to Parliament Ufa, that the new rk, meant serious loss for PnmVAjy; m *JZIVI - a n d because o f M IA M I SHORES’ strategic location, accessibility, standard o f improvements and relation­ ship to Biscayne ;;l Is not tho new women's mo that cause hardship qf fabrics. Houses B ay, the public bought with enthus­ iasm and persistency unparalleled in real estate annals . t ^ . • • * - • In Greater Miami er, in. contrast to the jrta in o d .a n d - drm perisd tke VletoVtan age. Pon„_U_ . Irnperlcs are passing, oriea and • not nearly so many d to give hair* andlsofas. With flavor. skirts, women are abaniropagnnSO ’dust-catching fabrics over the da In. the home and thus P»igir has been .UrUd agilnst Ifying housekeeping. i'men wearing as many such processes. "We wonder jvho aa formerly, the menu- Is more to blm e" writes one ln"th®, house which ^complain.. .There are »kT teSfd thi« peculiar bargainer I httle snobbish Parisienne who [will rush to buy this velvet bocause it bears the 'made in Amcries' ts g " -7 * .— — i or sweets was so .-noticeable, h6 said, that they gobbled up sweetened wads of Cotton without being able to see that It was qptton. They refused, however, to touch an ordl- PetUlon Afor aulhorllv Kaiihiw t- said pum orny noW i ’•?* ,n iSf- Col,n,>' X L rn K n k o s t b r . - A, i i i d i A ' - t e person s and es- Bruce Hum - -nphrsy, A rth “J. Humphrey.. Balli. V _____ H um phrsy - m inora wtESoX» Hfo OU .U,?iL?l|h * BOYLE. ___________l r I'otlilonsr. In l« County, lu ,.accorda n ce, wltk iw nlens en d specifications s# prepsr| . #d l>y .Elton J. JdouXhtOOilArohltsflU j.- .The Iiounl reserves tlprTnjrbt to rs'ect any nnd sll b id s .‘o r t o -a c ­ members of Lon- cept any bid or part o f bid by a M m * I thdm deemed to be to the beet In- A. K. 8JOBLOM. i . tersst o f the C ou n ty., .......... Complainant Tuples o f plans snd specifications to intdr/ero’ witli max hs had-from the Architect up- MARY A, Mac DONALD, et aL sssmts m im --, *“ >*'*>* In dancing. - With - DofSudanis posit to be refunded ,bona fid# bidt JON COMPANY, Ltd., Ia eorTor of^E ngland,. If In Isaal.'eSte and If dissolved, liquidated or J w ' 7 citin ct ell p, J ? T in COIUlTr JCOUM CODR OF SEMINOT.B COUNTY. >, • m#er Aera ' ,DAm t Appllm«|«» t Guardis <*. •,• •1* <• 8*11 tuts nits Clouds," a *., ,r Thrills,"* , S , . W MIassu tu kssl Batata Uuf places •ho 8tats of Florida, sn o fflcsr cr axsiit Upon whom process coaid ba aarvsd and that your offlesrs and Mrjnis Ir a unknown. Therefore, yott.. yc Tthersfore. FLORIDA'; LAND COLONIZATI' t ; . , ' !-.(■ N ot only has the sales record o f M IA M I SHORES for its firBt year been unequal­ ed— but— as evidenced by the Pictorial * *______ ‘ u T A Y f i o tirtr> T ?a » Anniversary number— M IA M I SHORES1 construction program has reached a re­ cord of accomplishment pever before equaled by any similar project in its firstyear development. 1? A n d now that Northeast Thind Avenue la Park, Miami Plaza (Charles Deer tate)> Bayshore— connectthg a Street .with the Federal Highway extends to. the Dade County L in can anticipate the immediate •'en! m e j* R values incident to this ^ dous additional asset to M IA M fS E — creating fo r M IA M I $ H O R l greatest o f all her m agnificent bod connections with Greater Mianfifl i �«*f the 1 Savealh J u ilt) t l Circuit o f if lem ocratic am w q e n a m a n can point W ith'pride to his work and know that it has been w ell don e, there is more than mere material profit in it faction w h ich m oney can not buy. there is that satis- . W e are proud o f our effort to d evelop that section o f Si O R AN G E C O U R T It is our purpose to make this one of the most attractive and desirable sec­ tions of the entire city. W e invite your inspection of O R A N G E C O U R T W q ask that you note the— . r -M A T C H L E S S L O C A T IO N - C O M P L E T E IM P R O V E M E N T — M O D E R A T E P R IC E S ^ -L I B E R A L T E R M S ' : Talk With O n e O f O ur Salesmten ■peel Qumo Marl* Inherit* Rome of tha poaltiw, self-reliant, domin­ ating qttalftlM of her grent ances­ tor. Quoin Victoria. "Tha Kin*, poor man," tho Queen told the correspondent, “ h a baihful, timid son!, and I've got always to puah him into the limellfht** Tho talents, brilliancy and ver­ satility of Queen Marie equally make her one of tho moat notablq world figures. One of four daugh­ ters of Prince Alfred, Duke of Ed­ inburgh. and of Grand Duchess Marie Alexandrovna, only daugh­ ter of Ctar Alexandra II of Rus­ sia, she was endowed with natural beauty, charm and grace. Altho now past fifty "years* of age, she still is considered the most bcrautlful Queen in the world. Ameriesn women sre captivated by her Sdft, yodthful, regular features, and her unaffected, xHnnlng man­ ner. She Iff gfr qheq'a wnm»ni v Queen and a queenly woman. Many of her admirers have often said this notice be paSUmiod In tha B inford Herald a newspaper published half century. Tha Dowager Empress Marie of kurs Ii , who had another m a t *orrow In the loss of her sistsr, Queen * Alexandra, (has probably boon through more horrors than Dec. 6. It. It. f t . Jan. t. C. S fN O LB COBM TT. F L O R ID A O ltA N O B n r . .. SALES AGEN TS A venue ; I Nonsense 1 What has self to [with the ma&lter? Yon are R unimportant In the scheme of |gs. It is wh*t You have to and ln what you can interest pl» Uigt really mat^ra," ^ / ha Fallowahip in Creative Arta i pro* ted in T 9tl by an anonyla friend of the Unlveralty, who • then has offered annually the * of $5,000 to be paid aa honorm to aotnn exponent of the arts it waa felt, should be. ra­ id of the necessity for earning s S i #!*•*• M t l t M l t « M and to all nnkliowit partita whom ­ soever claim ing any Intaraat or Int«r**ta In the lan d Involved In this ■oil, aald land bain* altuatad In Hamlnola County. Florida, and dei aerlbed aa follow s. to-w ft: All o f Government Lota *. * and 4 o f Section t. Township 10 aonth. liana a M ja a t. and It appearing from the- awnrn Hill o f Complaint h ora In that you and aaah o f lrou may elalm some riahl. till# or intaraat In and to tha property hereinabove deaerlbed. It la tharafora ORDERED that you and each o f you are hereby re­ quired to appear to tha Bill o f Com­ plaint herein filed on Monday the «tb. day o f January. I t t f, tha amine l>eln* it Hula Day o f thin Court, at the Court l l o t i a In Ranford. F lor­ ida. and In dafault thereof. Deoten P ro Con franc win be entered a*alnat you . paid cauaa beln* n County, on thl a the 4lh day o-mbac, A. D. ▼ /m jo t & i R y : A. M. W R E K fll D eputy C lerk. WIUtON. HOI TH11OLDER * BOYLB Solicitor* for CcunplalkaM. ? "* Drc. s - i i- t s - s s Jan i s '. IE tHH COUNTY JtilMlRE OdCRT o p asuiiEOLB coim Tv, plo h lO A . Lot* 1 and I Snd the nor ot *•Alt in Township 1* Booth. It cast. r < IN re estate of NF14 o f HWU o f Secth CLYDE HUMPHREY . Tow nship 10 R. Range I Minor. retltlnn for sold author Notice la liertny *lvan that on tha Min* on ftl* In tho said Judge's C oort. J l*th day o f January. A. D. I ff* , tha undersigned. an Uuardlnn of tha parson and estate or CLYDB A s Guardian o f taa pcrlon ta le o f C L Y D B U U M F M H lilt 1*11It KYH, a minor, will apply to tha HON. JAM. C. HHAIION. minor. . . • County Jud*a o f Seminole County. w i l a o n . n o u im o r -D c m a A ttora a ya fo r Petitioner. Deo. IS -It Jan t - t - l t . Netleo a f Appllcatlaa a t n a a s fla s far AatSarlry fa S*n l l i m u . s l Sllanr la Heal Kalate. It is not in accord with nature to b elieve that every man shall gain wealth. S om e are bound to Have itoore than others. But.it is not unreasonable to b e•» - ( i h eve that every m an1 can o* •w •n at least som e• ^portion of real estate. T h e re is L I aw«*• » »* *• *- ' . * • , * • . , ' . ah opportunity.for the man of wealth or the man o f m oderate means to ow n one or m ore lots , •' D. J. DEAN. _ * _ _ M 1 C om plainant C E D W A R D PfiL O T. et al. _ . D efendanta NOTICR r TO V o w T ‘A N D { Second Section TRACT 1 L ot 1 o f B sctlon 1 4 ,'T ow n -sh ip SO south, Ilanga t l seat, except 7 1-1 acrea sold to Julia J. Brier, described as fo llo w s ! "B eg in at northeast corn sr o f said section .S4.. . ______ run south . ___ 10-100 chains, thence w est 0 chains, thence north 0 and (0-100 chains thence eaat 0 chains to b eg ln - IN a nlng. • . TRACT I B egin S and lo - io a chain* north o f the sou th w est Corner o f the north w est quarter o f Bectlon 11, w est qu arter o f 8actlon Si, T ow n sh ip 11 south. R an ge IS . UN- T h e prices today are extrem ely m oderate— the terms o f purchase unus­ ually liberal— and here there is every feature that distinguishes this prop­ H O M E S— LOTS— F A R M S ACREAGE - what the r *td* !lt* “ "d thft inch lo‘efolY p ln i evideneea o f ^ « ,ick ation. ^ He charectariaea aa bunk - much of the current change that passes for the L r In th* f 1 .XL1.® ('m cuITCOt'RTO»p «K»^- theaters arc) cmleavto faalte the public want * have to s it e . W e must thinksart, thatasmoat not m*erely lt of Is who tbo nro - but li ourS audiences W de*1 w,th JOHN r n° u r - r w 1 ’ EI a Vt . JOHN HKL.MAIN. OIUSON tl. o 6 f FER. W 1I.I.A ROORD, W IL L A HOARD R E O N A I.I) ROORD, REGINALD BOARD . MARY J. BUTTON and CH RISTO PH E R C. HUTTON her huabund E. L. HUNTER. CHAR BINOSTON dneeasrd, na heirs, dovlaeca, gran tees or oth ertvlie and to tho heirs, drvlaaca, Krnntcra. Iyk atesa or oth erw ise undi-r Hi.nry A . B oord dadaaed: and to tho hairs, dov la oti. irrantees, legatees or oth erwiaa under Jaitien II. Bryee decensod and to all unkn ow n partlaa. w h om ­ soever, cla im in g an y Intaraat or !n terent* In the land Involved In this ault under an y or the above namod defendanta each and overy, w hose names and realdancea nra unknow n to tha Com plainant In tho nhdva en ­ titled cause and to alt unknow n iarttes w h om soever claim in g any. m erest or Interests In tha land In­ volv ed In th is ault under any o f tha a b ove named defendanta each and every w h ose names and resi­ den ces are unknow n to the C om ­ plainant In tha above entitled cause and to nil u nk n ow n parties, w h om ­ soever cla im in g any Interest o r In­ terests in the land Involved In this ault. aald land bein g situate In BemInole County, Florida, and described as fo llo w s; to -w lti *> «• XWlri p u blication Jan. t. I>ate o f fo u rth p u b lica tion Jan. •. ■ m ■ ■ PELOT. spUlnmnt i »nTVn' ?.ttrU.e" ' f " vnrialm .•nln ,d n,fany ,lendthe" Interest [wright. Tho man who wrote [y Marry T” and other aublinl successes is hero as the lr of the 1020 Fellowship In F la .; that tho aald en try w om an had live Arts at the University of not earned patent tu aald land, p rior ■gan. ’ . • o n e r death, by rasldeno# upon anil ltiv a tion o f aald lan d : and sin ce |rt ia right enough in ita way,” cu har death no rep resen tative o f her williams said, “hut I am afraid baa eith er rosldsd upon or c u lti­ way lies far from Broadway, vated aald lan d ; but that aald en try keen w h o lly abandoned. ho drama there is a cold has . Y o u are. th erefore, fu rth e r n otlre-and-eents proposition. Ev- fled that the aald a lleg a tion s w ill lontract contains a stop clauso, be taken oa con fessed , and y ou r h means when your play fails it $8,000 a week at a popular tre, out you go and somebody ** d a re a fte r the FOU RTH moves in. p u blication o f this n otice, as ahown lew plays are falling like autT F ur anaWer. under oath, Icaves,' and aome of tho old ■peeiricaily resp on d in g to these a l­ leg ation s o r con test, tog eth er w ith la have been afraid to como in­ due p ro o f that you h ave served a lew York at ail. cop y o f y ou r a n sw er on the aald testan t eith er In p erson or by ’hat’a why I believe tho Little con m all. itw ia going to have a profound registered * o u should sta te In y o u r an sw er on tho future of the Am- Hie name o f th e p ost o fflo e to hich you dealra fu tu re n otices to ago. There, financial sue- w be sent to you . >f but little moment, and OBOROB C CROM. R egister. ga may be tried out withDate o f flrat pu liilrotlon Dec. 1». Date o f se co n d p u blication Dec. t l o f ruin." ow. York producer shuns nta, says Williams. When r of tho day is bedroom • produces only bedroom When the vogue happens i it has been—weird imauona from Europe, dealing . brutal realism, Williams la out the mad scramble for Ally realistic scripts. Rtet’a not the way to achieve h things eventually,” contln- KD IVARD HOARD, M ARY J. HUTTON and C H R IST O P H E R C. BUTTON her hu»a 5 ? {w E^rLi . H.U •BI1* C ,,AS. BINO- ®NN ARBOR,JHich.. Jan. lo t Broadway, but "tho sticks” Ww r jW S S * m F h a n d 'a n d o fficia l seal Of tha Circuit Court or th# Sev­ enth Judldclal Circuit o f the Bthta of Florida, in -a n d fo r Bemlnaie County, Florida, on this tha 4th day (Signed ) « douol Ab, any roynl toereonsgo of hUtqryC lark.. With the possible exception of - : the unfortunate Empress Charlotte ByRjL H t W EEKS. Deputy Clark, of Mexico, tho Dowager Cwrine WILSON, HOUSEHOLDER and has gone through greater trngrrfy HOY LB. Solicitors for Complainant* imilinn. r Queen Ameile of Porttigsi, who now divides • her tlmo between England and France, suffered the loss of her husband and older son at tho hands of bomb throwers, and saw her younger son dethroned n year after ho had succeeded his father. . __________ _ _ ’ Former Emprekh Eita of AMgtroa Queen, but the ia remarkably gif­ Hungnry, is a refugee In Spain, ted as a linguist, a writer and a where she has her interesting fam poetess. She speaks, French, Gor­ ily of children about her and >4 man, Rumanian, Rusisan, Italian, seeking to adrimeo the claims of Spanish and perfect English. Sho her oldest son, Archduko Otto, to has written no less than ten books a throne which no longer exists. on history, poetry, philosophy, fic­ Her fortune is gone. Her empire tion and the fine arts. She also is parcelled out among other powhas achieved marked success in cr* with republican •government*. painting, embroidery, designing Queen Olga and Queen Sophie and furniture making, • of Gecce, respectively, widows of Queen Marie has given the the Downgcr Empress Mario’s bro­ world two other Queens in the per­ ther and nephew, also are refugees sons of her daughters, and is pre­ from the ountry where they once ... pared »to offer a third. They are ruled. Queen Mario of Jugo-Slavia, wifo Russia’s cx-Emprcss, born of the of King Alexander, ‘ and Queen Danish royal family, has had a Elisabeth o f Greece/who, ho wove life as eventful as her'aUrter, Alex­ lost her crown in tho revolution of andra’s. was peaceful. She surviv­ 11)24 which threw her young hus­ ed her husband, Alexandra III, for band, King George, off tho throne. thirty yeara only to ace her coun­ Tho third prospective'"Queen” is try plunged Into two ware, followMarie’s beautiful sixtcon-ycar-old cd by a revolution which wiped daughter, Ileana.. t . out all vestige of kingly power and The Rumanian Queen also is pre­ butchered her sou, Csnr Nichoins, pared to offer in marriage as a fu­ and his entire family. ture "King” her youngest son, Another unhappy dowager omPrince Nicholas who is a graduate press was tho lato Empress Fred­ of Oxford University and who is erick of Germany, mother of the ex-Hamer. Sho ruled for only d months with the dying emperor, and ns empress dowager of Ger­ many sho was the victiip of per­ sonal and political intrigue which caused her to bo hated by tho Ger­ man people and referred to ns ‘Thnt Englishwoman.’’ Even her son is charged with having neg­ lected'her‘ after he ascended tho throne, and she died twelve yearn later. U«d Playwright Says That “Sticks" Supply Most Of Dramatic Stars For The iBig New York Productions Ln J ssrit Crolly and——— — u r o ily her hus­ band. Lew is Colllna. Carrie M. liarran and i - ■■■- Harrnn har hueband and U t r f t m W. Ramsey. If living and If any o r all o f tha aald de­ fendants be dead, than to all pard e l min* any Intereatw tinder * ry A. MacDonald, Era Crolly a n ji—-— — Crolly h . / h u ” hand. Lew i* Colllna. Carrla M. Mat­ ron and— — Harron har husband and Margaret W. Ramaay deceased, na hairs, devlaaes. grantees or otherwlsoi to W ILLIAM ALEXANDER BUCHANAN as llquldatoe, .o f tha Florida ijin # A Colonisation Com­ pany,. Ltd.. If be ba llvln * and If ho bo dead, alt partlaa claiming Intaraat undar tha . aald William Alexander P w l i i n U j u liquidator o f tha aald F lorid a t d n ^ and Colontaatfbn Company, M L or otherw lo e ;'a n d th hll other liquidators o f tha PlorMtd Land A Colonisation Company, Ltd., whose names era t h ^ a b o v e nRj»• « " d •#« nd a n t * " * a c n o f Florida, In r«BM f.TOP.jnfl T O D A Y ’S BEST B U Y S : 5-room house in Gindervlile. Good location. $3,200, $760 cash, balance $25,« month. .. 10 acres finekt land in flowing -well* dis­ trict A real buy at $250 an acre. . Deajrable lot in San Lanta. Sanford Avenue frontage. All paving paid. An excellent investment opportunity. $3,000. Terms. R .E. AA L T Y . « Real Estate i General Ii II I First NeUaaal 4 j aW t. * .* v *> f iu W j* erty as an investment. * ' ?. V ‘ • s -.:- �HATITKDA T .IA N P A B T *. M M Your Happiness Y our happiness depends in a large measure on your prosperity arid w e, with pleasure, will help you td pros- per. M ay 1926 render you a gen erous measure. 575 feet frontage on W est First Street with possibility o f 900 feet railroad trackage.— I consider this piece o f property the absolutely best buy on W est First Street, and will help de­ velop i t See me at once as present sale price will likely be withdrawn any d a y _ X —i — --------------- -— — Britt-Chhtenden Realty Co., Inc. | Five-room house— Cheap. Other Good Investments In Sanford Property. R.C. TISDALE, JR Phone 708-709 Offki, Phont RE ALTO II 120 Real Estate Investment Phone 23 236-238 Meisch Building Residence Rhone 520. orta n t BONDS LOANS Announcements For 1926 '■ Opening of Second Section of Fort Mellon— ^prices decidedly low—reservations now being ac- Some Rare Bargains In Lots Lot in Grandview Avenue Jn Rose Court only $2,500-00, $500 down. Comer lot, eastern exposure, on Magnolia Avenue, $2,625, with easy terms. Beautiful new homes— Spanish Bungalows" . and Enillsh Colonint*— Commodious and indivisi * duality supreme. ’ One Lot Magnolia Heights—A Bar­ gain. Thirteen acres o f Water front pro­ p e r t y — Attractive Price. W atch This REALTORS 210 East First Street Sanford O ffice 236-38 M eisch Bldg, Bithlo O ffice Fifth Avenue Among our offerings of Business Property Four lots on West Third Street. $1,600.00 each. Paving paid in full. 1,000 Acres, $60.00 per acre. 10,500 Acres, $20,00 per acre: 915 Acres, $25.00 per acre. Three lots on Palmetto Avo. $6,000.00, with good terms. and acreage unusual values are found. McCALL & FOX “ The Firm Substantial” Phone 4ft Magnolia At Second INVESTMENTS LOANS 113*/2 Magnolia Ave. Phone 745 THRASHER & GARNER 112 Park Avenue Phone G32W 8*tw Force: It. fi. Fox. f] K. McCall. R. 1,. Shipp, PHONE m 2 0 2 F IR S T 5T . . Start the New Year right by buying one of the best homes in the BEST CITY IN FLORIDA—SANFORD. REALTQRS AMID MAJESTIC PINES BART NASON, SALES DIRECTOR Telephone 249, First Nat'l Bank Bldg Sales Agents For A five-room brick bungalow with bath and all modern improvements at corner of Palmetto and- Central. Lot 70x120. South and East exposure? Price lower than any other home of its kind in the city. Terms easy. \ Ready to occupy. 53 A cres Celery L ' /a n d , p a r t cleared. A sk us about it. Tamiami Land Co. SANFORD has the best year.’round climate in the State. It is the best city in which to live and has the best people on earth. See— - . Room 3, BaU B uilding Phone 142 THE HOWARD CORPORATION KATAnf.MUED IN 1000 A Country Club Property of Lakea and Hills Masonic Bldg P R O S P E R IT Y W ILL ACCOMPANY THE PURCHAS1 . PROPERTY Warehouse site. 125 ft. on Maple Ave. jr Fifth Street, $125.00 front loot. *1 1 v* Ono lot In San Luma on Pulmoim Drive at $:100{).00, eaay-tenns. —», . One lot in Fort Mellon on Summerlin at $2000.00. Priced.under tho market. J *Two bargains in Franklin Terraco Iota, one at si 1O0, facing urcl; one at $1300, feeing Elm. LET US SHOW THESE BARGAINS TO YOU - 187 Acres, 15 in Grove, 10 acres clear­ ed, balance in beautiful pines. This would make a fine subdivision as it iB near present Corporate limits. Price and terms reasonable. • 4 1 . ". ** _ , „ 5 Acres, all in celery, nice 5 room house, barn and equipment. Price $8,500 including crop. 13.7 Acres, 5 tiled and in celery. 699 ft. facing Sanford Avenue. Price $9,000 including crop. Easy terms. .. 5 Acres, nice 6 room cottage, 3Vi> in celery1 , 1| other crops. Price including .equipment, $8,000.00. Good terms. 10 Acres, tiled and in celery, with all equipment. 'For price, terms, etc., see us. 221 Mslsch Building, BALDWIN O R O W N 8 219 Meisch Building *‘W e Buy or Sell V,'4 ■ ■ V1■>i *> Phone 72 Realtors L—2 5-room flnta, with bath, facing East on Myrtle, bet™**" anv) U !h BHQcl8- 20x117, double garage. $10,000. $4,000 cai’h. Now leaaed to Dec. 1020 at $90 per month. ------ 2.-—-100 ft. to 150 ft.-facing Eaat on Sanford Avenue be­ tween 10th and 11th Streets, $lo0 per foot. Termi reasonable. .7.-15 acre celery farm—7 ocrea titled—In Eureka Ham* mock. Price $10,000. $3,000 cash. 1 and 2 years on balance. 4.—Lot 60x117. facing East on Sanford Avenue. $12,000. $4,000 caen, 1, 2 and S’ years. Price 4,500 acres in L ake Count)#? ' * x . •• near Eustis and D eLand, ■**i « ’ ' good for. fa rm s or s u M fr i* sion. Priced fo r quick sale a t . Established 1910 $6& 00 per acre. 1-3 cash. Balance 1-2-3 years a t six per cent interest; T itle from Palmetto and 16th Street, facing East $2,500.00 Facing Eaat, on lake; On County paved road— $250.00 per acre. Telephone 714 *Room 8. Gamer-Woodruff Bldg. Salesman— E. T. Moore. o rig in a l-g ra n t . �tm s. . I i •/ u J»L ■utt t o qu lat tltl* In t h a -C om plaina n »^ ,l,n<u h ereln - i •• is a h u l l i. IT, tier k n e' IT 1 BOTtOT. IA T, LRf).*} Given- A. ..toner. resk ea p u n * r . j , turmoil which sometimes Et-the-governor’s chair, toe of the Intimate life of S’ governor was caught the heighth of the poUat in Taaiple. her hone incidentally pay her poll the-fairy stories Uitpn, homely and baanand Jittie. ig"0« n ‘ kard arse §0016 iCtUIl to dark colors,]blue mid-black She' prefers black satin, p re fe r* black or ikn^shocs, se­ lf g to the dress she is wearir black governor's ns cinfctfiV (O in T ftF s e ii - E n C flM T V , FLOII1DA. IN P IC B R V . B t o UNG, and B. F. W H E E L k Complalnhnta ! v». ■LIE N I X ot nl. < Defandanla. [ O n ffr o r l'ah llrM ton STATE OF FLO III DA. lo : tU JT L O IU D A N A VA L 8TO H pMl’ ANV. a cori)oratl0l».'1f In rx lsten co and If le g a lly , d ls I. liqu idated or olb crw ln e le g u tln ot to all parties cla im in g ■ b ein g m ade to appear to thl.n ■t that a lu m m o m In C hancery I been h eretofore d ire cte d to la n d that the S h eriff o f Sem iI C ounty, F lorid a , lias made reI tb a t ' sam'o can not be rtrv rd In g to y o u r fa ilu re to elect tors 'o p -a p p o in t a gen ts or to * w ith in tha State o f Florida, ifflc e r o r a g en t upon w h om procou ld be serv ed nnd that your lera and n gents nre u nknow n, rerefore. you , SOUTH F LO R ID A rA L'BTO RE SvC Q M I’ A N Y , A r o r illon, nam ed a s.d e fe n d a n t In the ro and fo r e g o in g cause, p en d in g h a 'a b o v e styled Court, b e in g a 'cedin g to establish nnd q u iet '’ rifu iV ! - Her ukuai *ofrici> hours are from ’ d «d . thSn m 9 a. m. to 1 p* tn. i (She ittid.-h4!r husband .frequently occupy oppo­ *I,,'V n w - ^ K u S ? isai TelV. lUT_t and——---- -rijuiT her site aides of ■ flat tot- denk, divid­ ing the work between them. (Some­ times Mr* Fencuson, the former MARIE BORAT governor, lilies ah ante room n u t HART, __ ............... to the executive office, for consult- reased, GEORGE n* -heirs, devlnoes. grAntei-s tn* visitors, while, hit .wife sits o r i i t lu r k li e and t o -the k t ln T e * . within: the executive office proper viapco, g ra n tees o r oth er claim an ts B M W ,V W I B T K , B O R A T d e cea sed ; interviewing callers. fttgl. to , that hulrs, dsvlsoea. g ra n Mrs. FelCVaon haa been known n V -iR r. ' / t i m n n l n under JE AN to thumb the flat top deak with her RONDADtTtfX deep osed : and to th* h eirs dnvlareg. g ra n t*** o f otli*r r ia l.womanly flat and inform Jim just m anta under JAN ROUDADOUX, d e who Is trovemor. ; ,nn*! *° a ll parties cla im in g . Sha takes timo from ~work to a n y Interest o r Interests .fn the land Involved In th is e u lt under anychat with women secretaries Inithe o f the Above ,, named defendants, office About everyday things )ro- each anil e v e r y .,w h o s e nam es And men nre interested In. resid en ces a re u nk n ow n to tha C om ­ On the second floor of tho cnpl- p la in a n ts, In * the n b ov* entitled u se and to all u n k n ow n parties, tol Is w small room, reached from ca h om soever, cla im in g any Interest the governor’s office by a private w Pr .1Z*.,u r c * i" ln *bo land Involved Iron stairway, where the governor In th is suit, said land b e in g s liu . may tllsappd^r.for rest of study. a te In Hem lnole C oun ty, F lorida, ed as fo llo w s, to -w lt : Mrs. Fergus on’s chief interest and- *d-te scrib * ^* *t r a c t I is JMm Ferguson, and when she B e g in n in g 311 ft 70-100 feet w e st o f t h e .s a u t h e a s f .c o r n e r .. dons .her kitchen apron tQ j f i x "" ’ M Ihli* n orth w est q u a rter _pf Something special; for Jim," it th o sou th w est q u a rter o f S ec­ generally* means - one of those tion 33. T o w n sh ip 30 south. R a n g e 33 east, rurt w est 050 Texas dishes, not the least of feet, thence north 733 feet, which "poor man’s com bread" is th en ce cunt HD feet, thenco made without milk or eggs. sou th 79S feet to* point o f b e g in ­ n in g , c o n ta in in g 10 a cres m ore She cafes little for social life o r less. and most of her . entertaining is T R A C T !. done when "folks just drop in.” B e g in n in g nt a p oin t 330 feet w est o f th o n orth east corn er o f Tho itate pays her 14.000 a year tho n orth w est .quarter o f Hi*esalary,-one of the amalloat gover­ tlon 28, T o w n sh ip 20 sou th ) nor’s salaries in tho Union, and R a n g e 33 cant, run- w est SOO feet, .th en co Sou th 300 feet, allows her $5,000 a year cxpeiises thetice * east 800 -fe e t , Iheneo for tho mansion, including main­ north 383 feet to point o f b eg in n ln g .t c o n ta in in g 5 acres tenance of tho grounds, ice, fuel m ore o r rqssr and light. T R A C T 3. ~— Xeafby, P ^SpR S thli noth)* *b«ft>n*lIshM^n th** ^n* fo rd lltr s M , a n ew sp ap er pu blU h ed >tn ,H a n ford . S em in ole County* erle, d eceased. an Haifa, davisa«.i g rant era o r oth a n ela a : ahd to an oth er partied cla im in g any l o i r m t o r Ihlarcata I n ‘ th e ■land* Involved |n th is autt under a n y ,o f tha sh ove nam ed d efen d an ts fa c h ’ ffhd every the Seventh Ju dicial C ircu it o f th o w h o s o n »M M and residen ces a r» SIM * o f F lorid *. In and fo r S em i­ unkn ow n to thd C om plainant In tho nole C oun ty, on thla tn » t t h 'd a y o f a b ov e entitled cause. and to all unDecem ber. A. U. I9M. Jldufcai partied w h om soever rlnlm (S ig n ed ) V. E, DOUGLAS. Ing any Interoat o r Intereeta In the -Clerk. land* Involved In thin aull, wild (R E isidi AL) _ _ . , __ ___ , land b ein g situ ate In Bemlnolo Ity A. M. W E E K S , C oun ty, F lorida, and deacrlbrd m D epu ty Clerk. T h e South H a lf o f the North* W ILSON. JfOU3HOLI)F.n ft BOYLE, rant * q u a r te r ; Hnutbeant Q uar­ S olicitors ,fe r C om plainants. ter o f Ute N orthw eet Q u arter; ’ vJm H v » r Of — Sou th -----w est Qttnrler -----o f North set Q pn rtar; nml ihot '.th* N orthw eet. Q uarp ortion < n t u b c f n r r r r c o r it T o r kiswter o f t S O L B COUNTY, F LO ttID A . IN * ly in g E!p CIIANCKIIY. A Heetlon 3, T— ow n ah lp 31 All In i__,___ -------r — M AURICE A . LH B EN B B U nO E n, South, Mango S3 Eaat. C om plainant, A nd It ap p earin g froth the sw orn lu ll o f C om plaint herein that you JAMES S. H A CK NET, et al. andf■dttR'^if.yau may claim noma D oien oan ta.' rig h t, tllfe or Interoet In nnd to O rder o f F n h lleatloa ' T1IR S T A T E O F F L O W D A T O ; . Ju m m S. Ilaekn n y. L. A. W ilson . In ­ d iv id u a lly and as tru st**. E. J. H ar­ rell, E lla F. C ush in g E llen A. Stnblom Carl A. Now berg. W . H, B. Sadler! W , II. U, Knilller. J. A . Erlokasn, J. A ael E rick son , M ary E. I.arson W . It, B roknw, J. K. Y earhyl V. W . E sfes, G eorg * G reen w ood. C arlos Cushing, and W illiam Buyer la « m l imch i-t tnem. If liv in g, nnd If any or all nf the sa id d efen d an ts be dead, inen to a ll parties c la im in g 'I n t e r ­ cuts under Jam es B. llu ck n cy , L. A. W ilson , In d ivid u ally n n d . na T rustee, K iln F , C ushing. E llen A. HJnblom, Carl A. NoW berg. W , H. B. A S ac i » *5 ite , State o f Flof nol* C ounty, o f Decem ber, ‘■ s i . n M IS E A L ) * * H’ D ep u ty Colrk] W . E, W H IT E and WJlJtON, IIOUSHOLDEH * DOYLE, ■* S o lirHorn f o r C om plainant- • K w « ^ .'s f ? K £ B e g in n in g nt u p oin t I & 43-100 ch ain s east o f th o sou th w est c o r flop o f ttiK 'sou th ea st qnhUet* In the went h a lf o f tho n o rth . o f the sou th east q u a rte r o f S ec­ ivp.it q u a rter of Heetlon S3, tio n *38, T ow n sh ip *20 * south. T o w n sh ip I I sou th , Ita n g q 31 R a n ge 32 cam. th en ce north 30 rttat. d egrees, east 0 & 06/100 chains, u rt'-h ereb y req u ired t o bo nml ftptitmice treat to tho w est linn nr pear b e fo r e nur nald C ircu it C ourt the soutlienst q u a rter nf nald at tho C ourt H ou se lit Kunfnrd, S em ­ Heetlon 2.8. thenee south to the inole C oun ty, F lo rld it. o n th e ith. South line o f mild Heetlon 28, day ot Jan u ary A. D. 19311, then thetrro east to point o f b e g in ­ and (here tnukn a n sw e r to tha Lilli ning. o f C om plain t file d ngaliutt you In this cause. TRACT 4 It la th e r e fo r e O R D E H K D that B e g in n in g at the n orth ea st c o r ­ thin O rder be published* lu the Sntiner o f tho n orth w est q u a rter o f fnnl JterRld, a n e w sp a p e r pu hllabPil In S a n ford , S em in ole C oun ty. the n orth east q u arter o f S e c­ Florida, o n ce .it w eek fo r fo u r (4 ) tion 33, T o w n sh ip 20 south. con secu tive .w eeks. Itnngn 33 cast, run west. *0 W ITN E SS th e HON.* J. J. D1*CKch ain s tn b ou n d a ry o f snld INSON. J u d g e o f th e C ircu it "C ou rt n orth w est' qilar ir o f o f the Seventh J u d icia l C ircu it o f quarter, thence 1/2 tho State o f F lo rid a . In a n d , fo r chains, th en ce east 20 chains, Sem inole C ou n ty on thin the 4th to b ou n d a ry o f anhl n orth w est day o f D ecem b er. A . I*>. 192r>. q u a rter o f .Jtorih cast quarter, J. J. D ICK IN SON . thenee north 2 f t 1/2 chains to b eg in n in g , co n ta in in g 5 acres Judge o f C ircu it C ou rt n f the S e v ­ m orn or teas. enth J u d icia l C ircu it nf th o Hthtn nnd It ap p ea rin g from the sw orn o f F lorida . Id nnd fo r S em ln olo B ill o f C om plain t ■herein that you C ounty. nnd each o f you m ay claim sonte W ILSON, H O U SIIO LD E R & BOYLE. rlgh t. title or Interest In and to the pruiH-rty h erein above duscrlliSoltoltarn fo r C om p la in a n ts. , ed. D ec. B -I3-13-3# Jan 2. ft Is th e re fo re O R D E R E D that you and each o f you he and you are hereby required to appear to in t h e f i n e r I t c o iiiit o f smai the Hill o f C om plaint herein file d IN OLE COUNTY, F L O R ID A . I? on M onday the Ith. d a y . of January, U IA N C K IIV . . . A. D. 11)26, the sam e b ein g a Rule E N D O n C U R L E T T nnd Day o f th is Court, nt the C ourt H E L E N K. C U R L E T T . H ouse In S anford. Semi nolo C ou n ­ ty, F lorida, and In d e fa u lt th ereof. .Dil 'VID? ; u S Jh S nu. “ '* . . 1 I D ecree I’ ro Cpnfcsnp w ill bo mitered cause b e in g I : - ■ r-py•*' ■ - ^ “'V.;. • V* T R A C T ’S. « 3t h a lf o f n orth east qu arter northw est q u a rte r o f S ection T ow n sh ip 21 sou th . R a n g e least. T R A C T 4. southeast q u arter o f nnrth1 quarter (less the w est 9 ■) o f Heetlon 38, T ow n sh ip [sou th , R an ge 31 cset. T R A C T C. n orth 3 sores o f tho n o rth ■t qu arter o f southeast q u a ro f S ection 38. T ow n sh ip I t R h, R a n g * i l l cast. T R A C T 6. • |* n orth east quarter o f n orth ■t qu arter o f S ection I f, rnshlp 31 aouth, 1R a n g e 31 f .; y. AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES JnCksoiivilid, Tampa; Miami, Sanford, W e»t •v Palm Bench, phytofm Beach; > Qn liberal commission < V CENTRAL FLORIDA OFFICE 317-318 Firat National Bank Bldg. • SnnrortI, Florida. Our Bub-division is undergo­ ing moat substantial develop­ ment and advertising. S. G. GRAY, RESIDENT MANAGEit O ffe r s t h e s u r e s t o p p o r t u n it y , f o * ^ -*■ ‘ , yi. p r o fit b e c a u s e _ tnga »l ^ ■ ^ cIr 2 n orth east qu arter o f n o rth it q u a r ttr of Heetlon . 19, rnshlp 21 south. R a n g e 31 tta g o o l ( Signed) S < 5 > S J fA ■• ; '&J\ r y I L sera sq u a re In th e -sy u th r ■it ■ c o rn s r p i tn o n outflw esV :le r o f'n r t h seast a s t q u a rter o f parter f noorth ctlon 18. T ow n sh ip 21 south, hand and o ffic ia l MU' C o u rt -o f the ' C ircu it o f .tho Itt and fo r Bern l thla th o Ith . day / . . ^ .^1 - * *> , *. • a. ',1* * . r /v e -l-t* o f its id e a l ... *« •W h e n y o u c o n sia fe r th a t the, ban wno nays , O O T T H lS O tK O P H IS . S A L A R y /i N R e N r is ' * . 9 . 1 h / v <}■' 1 S K A T I N 6 I O N T H I N /] tH e p r ic e s c a n b e r e a c h e d I! i - T T iic fc v f* B -| urn I, V" J - • k** by V. 4 ^* ^ th e ■ a v e r a g e in v e s to r , th e n y o u w ill b e c o n v in c e d th a t D r u id P a r k ‘s h b u ld T R A C T 7. sou th w est q u a rte r, o f the jth w e st quarter o f S ection 28. rnshlp 31 aouth, lla n g o 31 }!• T R A C T 8. undivided o n o-h n lf Interest r-' > / ,> . t •%*1’ ' a 3*■..'/Af ' -+1' • 1 '-S * ■* > » b e y o u r in v e s tm e n t e Price Is R ight N ow SA N F O R D f * ■ # W.' a PRICE, Mgr. ■-Elryt.ftL. Phone 472-w V is ' the '- r e s e r v a tio n s p. 0nly.the.Be8t o f Each-Grade o p e n in g C elery City Lumber & Supply Co .N E W . an n ou n cem en t yar d a m * * * m m «il HO D; i ■. ; t !« X U ) ' < J *I • * i '■' .p Mi * YO U R HOME TO W N Vti Ih a gopd place to reside and transact bufliness. Help it all you can. Say a good word for It Ao your friepds,, So ypur.iiome town bank, the ScMInole County Bank is a good place fo r you to keep Your Checking Account — takes an Interest-in your progress. . ' m -V? *.r| * M - . r.‘Y H H. iii BRlR.CHriTENW!N REALTY COMPANY, DEVELOPERS v -/’ ■ V Cabinets »ju um m in “ ■ -\ .. .> ufe 1' . [W /'rl-'. �\ P* !*P {. * Hsrtfnrd, d) fclBipgliSg — n th Cu •idrrl ■hi be >(ert d ir of D » « « t he w . w . c. M i m FrstldtnL C. D. COVC1I, Frerriary. ------------------ — ------------- --— [1 -lIIIW .IW f 111 CO I'MT, SKVBJTR JTTCIRCUIT. ' PF.MIMOl.il FLORIDA. IM CHAU * MUI to Qatrt Till* f It. R LSTVT, Complainant. , **i «• * ■ 10MAR h. AllCH En. It »H»* and If •ad to Ms unknown heir*. da*l•a. legatees. or grmntem. and all persons having or claiming Irfereat In ths follow in,r de­ lta it landa Involved In thla salt. Vj '. . Defendant*. = L - ■ - 11 1" n n r and all bid*. or to a c - • dlelnl ‘ ^ y s r 'f f l W B a TBK STATU uF FLORIDA? T O : I ™ » o m « B. Arrhrr. If *Uye, and If J'AU RA a AIIAROM. d»ad to his urknown heir*. d e e l- J illcltor fo r Complainant, m . 11-19-1* Jan 2 *. JIT^JrtK s*T!ev?n ** o * "el*?fmIn5f*ar“ K O T IC t TO COMTRACTOHBl . Beared bide will bn received b y Id C ounty Hoard o f ‘ P u b lic In n»nc« JS M l i ^MlaWlnit #t ru ction fo r Re r ’ (T*nnV mnd’i V 1M l IK A / 1 « > ...... indent's C K T fi J rlMLOIBt bf Lqg <f) Srm lt 1ford. P lbrlda. ‘ TTortmL ; ffifrt 4 1 .J X.n . . . . . . «A.. I—t ., January . llth . it *pp*srinir Trent a sw orn bill o f .eleven Tor the fu rn ish in g o f m aterial* fo r iom phlpt.hriTln (fc a tr o u and each and the erection o f a com p lete h e a tof too. ntir of* TnterMtrd In that certain deacrlbcd tract and p a rcel Ina eyetem fo r the Kant Ride P r i­ m ary School B uilding located at •f (inn land In Hrmlnalc County. «Florid 01 III qrmtHviv „ „ above. Tou^ _______ and dcfCrlhod nndIda tjach «»f Hanford. In Sem inole C ounty. In Ac« rord an ce w ith Mans and e p e clflca .................. and ‘ commanded you ar« are hereby n by E lton J. r to aald bill o f tlona aa prepared required to H oughton. Architect. ■ n lM M n M m Hound In itnfnt . r r |__________ fe o u n i f ■ T he Board reeervee th e rig h t to flanford. Scmlmtlev County, F lorid*. ifo •I»«-l Mil UlUBi HI reject «IIJ any *and all bide, o r tIV r »L'“ -a o 'F r id a r ,t h e ls t V 'd a y o f in n by tham nary AU1*.' l i l t , otherwise eald bill capt an y bid or part o f bid b; deem ed to be e to the beat li Interest will be taken a» .confaaaed b y y o t i uip wumtiFi C ountand each of you, aald hill h aving o f the v uy«ww o uf i ifia tin unu e a | reclflcatlon r v u ia.eai Coplea plane and ap a been filed for the purpose of iu i*t* m ap l>a h «>( #pntH itie A .^li I I /.nl taet. Inq title to the above dearrlbed may ba had from the A rch itect on depoett o f T w e n ty -fiv e tlte .u u ; land In the Complainant D olla rs certified ch eek, auch d e ­ U |V'|S F V n T lirJ t OltDEllF.I) That p osit to be refunded bon a fide btd thia nfder’ ‘Silt1 pu blish 'd onre a dera upon return o f plana and apecweek for four consecutive week* ifJcatlona to the A rchitect. By ord er o f th e C ounty Board o f In the Hanford Herald a newapaner published In Be ml note County, r lo - P u b lic In stru ction. Sem inole C oun­ ty. F lorida. D ecem ber Ith , 1925. FH ED T. W ILLIAM S. Chairman. ^ df)ONE ANP OHDERED TIII3 the A t t e il! T. W . LAW TON. llth day of December A. D. 1915. . , S ecretary. V: K. DOUOI.AHB, Clerk of Circuit Court. Seventh Ju - Dec. 11-19-2* Jan 2-9. 5w«*~ l e d 't o be to * * -• ■ * C _ •_ __ to aevenbond !■ ' an am ount Y o u are th erefora ordered to ap ____ _ •« the con -fle a Ir hid. S and T to B thoet jS ! al o f the l » l t , th e tam e h elp * a R ule^D ay •IK X ! /.f fW lU lS .. % ,SSSo f th is C ourt, nt the Court H a - -_ ln S an ford Sem inole County. Flor* . e.V tified ch eck payable W .a jW ,df t If fu rth er ordered that thU B odrd In am ount o f F i t - I Vl dn otice be published In ($ 15*0.90) i Phariki Herald, a n ew a p a p ef. publlabed Id dred Sem inole C ounty, Florida. In Wttneea W h ereof, I hare h ere­ unto set m y hand %nd officia l sear, on th is the *th. day o f D cccm bef, A. D. 19*5. „ / V. R. nOIMJLASS. Clerk. B y O. M. LEZF.TTE con tra ct and to a u p pj y b o nd. . Deputy Clerk. qulred. w ith in ten rfaya a fter w rii W. E. W H IT E , S olicitor fo r Complainant. ten notice o f " « eP‘ anc,! ,.ofr |!lhV to Dec. 6-12-19-2* Ja n. ». ____________ The Board ^ ■ • ^ V ’ta l nr t o 'a e - A * r k LA W TbN . r u b . Dwo. i a - I t - 1 9 - M it.1**2 ftsu1;. a? is; s i , v « the beet Interest ^*of"plana and apeclflcatlona had fr o m th e A r ch ite ct u p ilt o f T w en ty -fiv e fllS.OO ) c e r t ifie d ch eck , eueh d e be re fu n d e d bona fid e bidr , » ™ n retu rn o f plana and e # c o ■cntlona to the A rchitect. . I»v ord er o f the County Board o f P u b lic instruction, Seminole C ou n ­ ty, Florida Ileeernber *th, 1>Ij . T F H E ii T. w iL l.lA M K C h a U m a n . A ttce t: T. W . LAWTON. S ecretary Dec. l l e l l - M Jan M . County, U tL 9th a IN T U B C l ------COBJIT O F I S M INOLB , COB ,YY* F L O R ID A ,. LTTANCKfkr. . ,T.aAr“Sir..‘ .'25S SfflSSr*Js IN T U B CIBCCIT COURT OF MEM IN O l.n C O B .1 W ,' FLORIDA. IN CIIANCF.ltV. , I ; c m c t J iT c o t m T f o b t iif . i b v JU LIA J o l . M , ,Complainant. ‘,m NOTICE TO CONTHACTOnSl • i vaJ W . O. JOLLY. Defendant. Sealed bids will be received by lllv o r r e . the C ounty Board o f P ublic In T H E STATE OF FLORIDA, to: M ructlon fo r Hemlnole C ou n l/t F lorida, at Suporlntendenl a O f­ W . O. JOLLY. j It appearing from the sw orn bill fice. Court House. Sanford. Florida, o f com plaint o f the com plainant until eleven A. SI.. January llth , herein riled, that you are n non­ IKS*, fo r the furnlehlmc o f m ater­ resident of the Plain o f Florida: ial fo r and the erection o f a colored that y ou r post o ffic e address la School nulldltiK located at Sanford. M oncks Corner, South Carolina, In Sem inole County. In accordance that you are ov er the nao of 21 with pinna ami apeclflcatlona aa ycare, and that there le it# person prepared by E lton I. Mouffhton. A r­ In the State o f Florida, the service chitect. S uccessful bidder or bidder# w ill o f a subpoena upon w hom would be required to furnish n aurety bind you. •aid towrn recorded i„ I t o f tb eip u b ) MAJtY A H K N G K . C oln p ialn an t, B. F. M c V E I C m .^ ’ ' , Dwfe Order e f NOTICK TO " UN- O. W. i n a n p o a . li i dead, all p a rties atalr terest under th e aa. VEIOII, A LP IT E U 8 M. FRANK I I . D A V IB a n d o . W . t£aV m. . lfdVia«^. SOM deewaaed. aa hwlrs. devisees gran tees o r oth erw lA r. and to «?i parties cU lm ln ir a n y In terest o r In terest* In the lan d Jnrvolvm! in tMa suit under an y o f th e a b o v e nnmVn tect upon deposit o t Tw enty (125.00) D ollars certified ch ecK> d efen d a n ts each h n o ev ery , wim«!l auch dep osit to be plans names and resldencesi are unknown fide bidder* upon return o t plan" to the C otn p la ln a n lT In the « h o »2 and apeclflcatlona to th e.A rch itect; entitled cauae a n d . f o all unk7 ," V * MiiiNcnntrftGtoffl m #j obfRln . parties w h o m s o e v e r., claimlnK in 2 Interest or IntaristW |n th e u S o «»y volved In th is su it, said land h .i V situate In S em in ole County Fi w ill he retained By order or the County Bonrd o f and d escribed as f o llo w , * t o . w k ^ Lot 2 o f the Towrn o fL o tig w o o d . ’ P ublic Instruction, Semlnolo C o u n -j ty. Florida. D ecem ber 8th, 1925. 1 County o f Sentlnutn *nd State o f Florida, ns per .p lat thereof 0 ( . Chairman. ,dtn* «f Florida** In ” anJt* 1 S ; (S ign ed ) ‘ 5* B'wnc ,,h°r^ v. E. DOUQLAI (S E A L ) 1 Q< Deputy ( M ^ E B K fl. wrSSfi!iioOTffiteitS’i H ssrssw i *M Dec. I-I3 -1 9 . i i . Jan I. m A ■- “ ■ * L ’ r«+ *tt> c •* : T+ SANFORD HERALD, SATyRDA^, JANUARY 2, 1 9 2 6 - - - '*"■ ■• *■:■.. 1 dJU i b >q. A ‘ Make Money V' <1 i / In' I “MINE” MY OWN . W -I ' ■ t •• M A I T L A N D BUSINESS “ WHERE SEMINOLE AND ORANGE COUNTIES MEET” ,ji , ,»■f “Let the Bees , We havc bcen in business “ boosti.ug Maitland” ever sincc'1921, our officers taking an active and lending pnrt in building values here for’ our custom­ ers and clients. Let us show you properties in this ideal section of Semi­ nole and Orange Counties. ' , W o rk for Y o u ” \ The Maitland Realty Co., Inc. n , Wc Solicit Your Business _ / REALTORS i ■ • Office Next to Postoffice— Phone 1210 J Longwood. |D?E,- MANASC0 iig ^ _____________ ^ - * K i * . * : ' . ” e e MJ e e R e a lty C o m p a n y i - 1,120 ACRES FINE CITRUS LAND I f Kpur Miles Lake Front On Newly Projected Road . .......... M t H ;"% JI100 PER ACRE Main nnd Bine Streets , Orlando, Florida 53 ACRES ON DIMfi HIGHWAY Adjoining Good Town. % I Maitland, Florida -5 Phono.2W38 Business Properties and Small I Farms. Pi*ices very ** 71 Call 2186, ask for a Representative to show-you. * ER ACRE kV # 11*». t‘ - [> Many Listings of Groves, Houses, Lots, Subdivisions, reasonable if you are looking for any thing in the above. Fj^e Sub-division Proposition. » *- .‘ j . . Lane-Har'dison Corporation Eastwood-Williams Co. FOSTEft-HOLCOMB INVESTMENT CO. ■ .. Acreage Our Specialty »• 31 E. Pine St., Orlando, Fla. Phone 2186 » , /j No. 12 Watkins Bldg. Suite 7—No. 24 South Orange Avenue enue Phone 1J41-W. Orlando, Fla. Orlando, Fla. SOUTH DIXIE HIGHW AY ------------- 4 Lots on Kuhl Avenue . .1 .f to be sold as one. They run from Kuhl to Orange, and are situated between Michigan and •Uliana Avenues. 50 feet on Kuhl Avenue anti 255 in depth. Price 5210.00 a front foot. FOR SALE I *>■',** -I U fures ot land located on the Winter Garden State Highway, two miles L __from Orlando City limits,*1800 feet frontage on Highway. Ono of tho best subdivision tracts in Ornngc county. If sold at once will take (1500 per acre. (5,000 binder. (25,000 on delivery of deed and abstract, .tU'balanco 1, 2 and 3 years. REAL ESTATE V 11 c • Wf * . •r, f •* - ▼* FLETCIIER-BULGER -il. . ■ •14 N. Orange Ave. ANOTHER BARGAIN SNAP 14V2 Acres in South Orlando . t ■ EASTWOOD-WILLIAMS CO. J Empire Hotel. |. .llW fM 1 1 (i Orlando ,Fla. M R. INVESTOR •' * ;.* : *, •' f 7 , — ' • Phone 746. •• REAL ESTATE f -. WE HAVE SOME GOOD BUYS IN ' BUSINESS PROPERTY THAT WILL PROVE PROFITABLE TO YOU. ' .. Also Small A creage for Subdivision, Close to Orlando w Up, to date listings o f Business Property, Acreage, Homes v Orlando, Florida. 432 North Orange Avenue i 120ACRES HIGHPINEL A N D H . ' e, j. V --- At the edge o f M t D ora in Lake County, adjoins a high grade, developm ent now going on and is • 111 FRANKLIN INVESTMENT & MARLOWE REALTY CO. .- '• *„ J , .. Customer” . - r: . Miller Bldg. “Never a Dissatisfied 1 ' jJ v' See Us For Orlando Property REALTORS .fitf' f iif.O f t\ti I .1; ’ . i 'iff' * ROBINSON & SAMUEL P. 0. Box 1043 Phone 165 ! ;• • . . ' Sanford Office— liSVG Magnolia Ave. *-*: ‘ flHT? H i\. j Orlando, Florida. *' l -------- . . .[ • . ■• s ‘ Phones 1768— 2567 All in the city limits, subdivided, staked and platted ready for market. For («.f. .quick turn over will take (00,000 on the very heat of terms. For informa. •1 . tion writo, phone, or wire. REAL ESTATE x . REALTY CO. . ripe for subdivision. ' Phone 1417 18 N. Orange Avenue o Phone 2662 Orlando, Fla. t f', • • J - . ■isti , 7 i ' II ■ ■ 9 S. Orange . ’• �---------------------- - — -rrp S'* ‘i T i i W l "n ail III Til ri f I I ; r ■%.". >■;f i , -- 8— For Rent, Apartments ord Dally Herald SUFFERERS o f heartVouble. An­ FOR RENT: Apartment. 1009 Urn ri ria Pectoris, Dressy, Asthma, ion Ave.,Near new Hotel. High Blood Presiare, Paralysis, I will gladly tell you free, how you can get qukk and lasting relief, UNION PHARMACY without using drugs, medicine or 111 First Street scrums. Address R. V. Walden, Box Prescription Specialists ISM, New Haven, Conn. s 876 for immediate attention, AUCTIONEER MONTEZUMA HOTEL WE SELL lots and aubdlvisions at public Auction. Left Burger, Sanford’s most home-like ho­ Room 6, Rock Bldg. Orlando, Fla. tels located on 'icorticr Magnolia Ave., 2 minutest walk from busi­ ness section. Open all year, 3— Autoa, Rent J. r . McDo n a l d , Mgr. Phone 486 AUTOS FOR DIRE CACHE AUTO SERVICE OH SALE: Land J° sell on the or night. Meets all tralci main road, in Grapeville, one cage transfer. Phone M l ant ilf acre. Apply George T. Bal- T A D . RATES ! Caah la Adroneo ■a ads. will be re­ tro at patrons aad F sent Iinmediately m n t' __ Itc a Una Se a lias _ 7e a line ZZ 5i a line ■ k Face Type double above ■ r e d u c e d rates a rc fo r con B i Insertion*. . .. Bywords o f a v era g e len g th K m um ch arge of 30 for M advartW®? is restricted ■ r o p a r cla ss ifica tio n .— 9— For Rent, Houses r— ■ an error la made Tho SanI j p U d will bo responsible one Incorrect Insertion, fadrertfser for subsequent [rtions. The office should be fled Immediately In case of [ TO ADVERTISERS LHerald representative thorhlv familiar with rates. _ and classification will gh complete Information. At oa wish, they wfll assist you irdlng your want ad. to it more effective. IMPORTANT NOTICE Ivertlsers should give their or postoffiee address as i their phono number if esire molts. About one out of a thousand has a s, and the others can't ^__iicate with you unless know your address. discontinuance MUST be in person at The SanHersld office or by letTelephone. dlicontinusnire not valid. teous...* Prompt.. Efficient. Service. DEPENDABLE USED CARS 1924 dition. 1924 1923 1026 1923 1922 Dodge coupe, excellent con Dodge touring car. .....__ Dodge coupe, A -l condition Fora coupe, many extras. Light Ford truck. Ford roadster, special. 10— For Rent, Rooms FOR RENT: Front bedroom. Neat ly furnished. Refined gentleman 807 Magnolia Avenue. I. W. PHILLIPS. SONS LOVELY ROOM for gentleman Call J010 Laurel Ave., aft­ Oak and 2nd St. er only. 6 o’clock or phone 49-J. Phone 3 FOR RENT—One furnished bed­ room for gentleman only. 305 Magnolia Ave. 7—Business Service BARBECUE FOR RENT: Rooms, with or with­ On South Sanford Ave. Rose Drive out meals. Reasonable rates. ’ Where everybody meets everybody’ Lincoln Hotel; Sandwiches Cold Drinks FOR RENT: Two furnished rooms. Hot Coffee Lights, >wood and phone, paid. Gas and Oil Station. ' Call phoAe 646-J.- 14— For Sale, Acreage OPEN ALL NIOHT Wrecker Service Day nnd Night 24 Hours Storage WALKER GARAGE Sanford Ave. & 2nd Street Phone 60 [Classifications the St. Petersburg Times. One can* cent a word dally, two centa a won Sundays. __- T h ere w ilt be a m eetin g o f the sto ck h o ld e rs o f th e Dank o f Oviedo, o f Oviedo, S em inole C ounty. Florida, at 10 o 'c lo c k , a. m.. o n the (3rd day o f January. IS I f , said m eetin g to b« In the b a n k in g room s o f said bank and fo r the purpose o f e le c tin g a hoard o f d ire cto rs fo r said bank ror th e year- n i l , attd fo r the tra n sa ction o f ouch oth er business as m ay com e b e fo re said m eeting. . W itn ess mV h a n d - and o ffic ia l ■■■mature, th is 1st d ay o f January. X ilf, J. R. a ASBELL. C ashier o f the Dank Of O viedo. FOR SALE: One lot facing French Avenue and one facing Laurel Avenue within half block or Youngs Subdivision, for 81,600 each. Good terms for quick sale. Address W. H. S. P. O. Box No. 431, Sanford. FOR SALE: 86 acres finest flow­ ing in Florida, south of Lake Jes­ sup. This land cab be bought for $200.00 per acre and if cut up In small tract one can easily double his money. Colclough Realty Com­ pany. 811 First National Bank Bldg. Phone.732, Sanford.Florida, TWO DREAMWOLD LOTS $3000.00 Small cash payments and easy terms. LOT ON ELM AVENUE $350 Cash—Balance Terms. . - - PRICE $1,350.00 LOT ON OAK AVENUE 60x129 $100.00 Cash—Balance Terms PRICE $2,000.00 HOUSE ON SECOND STREET Between Holly nnd Cedar 6 rooms and bath, Cash $1,250.00 Balance arranged. PRICE $5,250.00 NEW SPANISH BUNGALOW 5 rooms and bath. Fireplace and all modem improvements. PRICE $0,500.00 $1,G25 Cash— Balance Terms PALMETTO AVENUE LOT Corner of Franklin. One of the best comers in Sanford Heights. PRICE $2750 17— For Sale. Bouses 6 ROOM HOUSE on Palmetto Avq. with bath. This house is located on the FOR SALE: Right now possess­ corner of Palmetto Avertue and ion. New, all modern, 5 rooms and bath, beautiful, Spanish bung- 1 Snurling and is on sale at $5,alow in most select part of San-j 000.000. Pnrt Cash—Balance Terms. ford only $1500. $3300 cash, bal­ ance easy terms. Bayard Realty FURNISHED HOUSE Co., Phone 208. 116 S. Park Ave. 4 room house with large yard. Buyer can havq, possession at FOR SALE: Three room g&ragc once. apartment nnd 3 room house on $1,000 Cash—Balance Terms. Highland Avenue. Fine location PRICE $4000 with terms. This is a good buy for a quick sale. Write S. II. W. ohre Herald. ' BHRG CORPORATION Pun 8ALE: 6 room’ ' house, fire fDEAN‘ 515 First National Bank Bldg. place, hot water heater, bath­ Phone 713 room, gorago, nil furnished, chick­ ens and flowers $9900; $2,600 cash. Terma. trms. Apply 914 Park Ave. 22— Sole, Furniture 20— For Sale M iscellaneous 31—Special Notices SACRIFICE FARM, 45 acree, rich soil, orange grove, 1,300 trees, on state toad, six miles from Kissim­ mee to Melbum, good 8 room house sacrifice for 812,500. Should dou­ ble In value in six months. ROSE COURT LOT FOR SALE: 2 acres on West 1st. with 70 feet frontage. $350 Street. R. K. McCabe, Route A, > cash. . Box 91-A. PRICE $2400 HARDWOOD FLOOR contractors. Lnnouncemenln Estimates given. Superior work­ tuto Accessor! (ft manship. W. L. Renhordt & Co., Gen. Delivery, Oflando. tutos, Rent Luto, Repairing SAND for building nnd constructutos, Sale tion purposes. DellVery Dellvi from quarry,. 1100 Myrtl e Avenue. Justness Opportunities Justness Service HI-TEST building tile and brick. Sanford Cement Products Co. >*or Rent, Apartments Sth St. and Maple. '’or Rent, Houses i'or Rent, Rooms LANKY’S DRUG BTORE — Proscript ion,. Drags, Sodoa. W, ^nanclal are as near you as your phono. sms and Board CglllQfl. ?or Rent, Office, Store* •"or Sale, Acreage SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Buceeasora to GIUon A Platt lie or Exchange AS Magnolia. Everything else For Sale, Groves tricot. . Phono 422. ’ Kleetrnglth I'or Sale, Houses de, Lease, Rent le, Live Stock [or Sale, Miscellaneous lie, Real Estate Expart service. le, Furniture '.'.taro. Wanted WIGHT PRINT SHOP— Printing Engraving, Embossing. Bee ur )st, Found first, Wa do it,' Phone 417-W jtidanrf, Jewelers ft. R. A vs.-Commercial St. fainting, Decorating, Sign IAMBS H. COWAN—All kinds of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. so Tuaiiur Waur and Boat Tanka.' At Oak it. bOMis^ Trees Avenue and Third Street. Tele* lumber* and Supplies phone 111. sultry and Eggs >ecial Notice _ swriters and Supplies lag blocks, brigades k m J. & ranted Terwflleger. Prop. ,____________ ranted Help, Female HILL LUMBER* CO. House a ranted Help, Male Service, Quality aad Price. ranted Help, Male or SANFORD DRUG COMPANY Female "The Rexall Store" * [anted Help, Salesman, Wo make a specialty of our prompt [anted Situation, Mate i filling of prescriptions and quick delivery. tnted Situation,Foma!*: Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches [anted Real Estate fanted to Rent l O REACH BUYERS or seUera of ivtg. Mediums, y Florida reel estate advertise Is MORNING TRIBUNE— CH th« prosperous firmd fern growers of Vnhiar advertise in the Do Land wo, rata le pay word, cash FOR RENT: By season or year to party without children, nice 6 room bungalow, close up town, nicely and completely furnished. Gas, lights, hot water heater, etc. $100 per md. Jesse H, Hamilton. Phono 33-W, 217 Holly Ave. ^lw—Sale, Real Estate springs and chairs 240 Laurel Avenue, bed stead 24,— Lost, Found COAL FOR SALE. Phone or call LOST: One setter dog, 8 months Lincoln Hotel. old. White with brown-spots. An­ FOR SALE: Ford Sedan. 4 doors, swers to name of Pat. Notify L. C. good condition.' $200.09, 21fl E. Leonnrdy, or call 009-W. Second._________________ _______ LOST: From automobile on Paula FOR SALE: Four foot cigar case. road near golf links Dec. 25th, In good condition. Sec Mr. Mc­ setter bitch, 1 1-2 yckm old, whlto Donald, Montexumn Hotel.______ with tan ears. Spots on back. Small tan specks on sldo. Liberal reward. SANFORD kindergarten will open W. P. Fields, 401 Magnolia Ave., Monday, Jan. 4. Recreational Sanford. room. Congregational - Church. LOST: Westclox watch, and belt chain. Monogram "H". Finder Sale— Furniture, etc. please return to James Hayes, 608 Myrtle. Phone 145. THE FLORIST* NOTICE TO ORAL ESTATE! tlUOK- iTEWART Flowers /cyr all occasions. HUM AMI SAI.KlIMKJf. 814 Myrtle. Phone 269-W New form s fo r app lication fo r R egistra tion C e rtifica tes have bean 30— Poultry and Eggs rscslv e d from tho F lorida Ileal fceta le Com m ission and can now bo BETTER BABY CHICKS had from my o fflc o at tho Court - White Leghorns Only. H ouse. A ll R eal E state B rokers and Salesm en w h o have not aeoured Every chick aired by pedigreed son State and C ounty L icense should at of high record trap nested hen. on ce apply to the F lorida Real R e ­ la te C om m ission, fo r registra tion These are top quality chicks that ce rtifica te , and qn p re ssn la ilo n o f grow to profitable pullets. $30 per th e ce rtifica te a t m y .o ffic e , State 100, $180 per'10000. and County L icense w ill be UaUttL 100;- #180 per 1000. ' Delivery after i\j*t“ n r~ tn a ~ C IV tl fle e ts Is Hires dollars, co st o f license fo r brok ers Jan. 16th. Interesting catalogue. Is *15.11 e a c h .‘ and salesm en ST.T6 PINETREE FARM each. Cauallon, Florida _ JH N P . JINKINS, 1 T a x C ollector Sem inole C ounty, j Florlda’a Largeat Poultry Farm BUILDERS'M ATERIAL MAINE — Watarvrns. Morning Sentinel.' Thousands* of Maine people era interested In Florida property. .Reach than through the Sentinel. Rate raid on ap­ plication. GROWERS SUPPLIES DAILY NEWS—it covers Brow­ ard County thoroughly which Is one of the moot rapidly growing section] on the Florida Coast Sample copj and. rata card upon request. p o lqok COME '< = * * 6 » M t A E * . ( t h e r e act ) ‘a i * - ■- rTi*R’ -rV*"T* * **r ‘ ■ * : t h in L y.- T H E , c o u s h e n t o e ch ah g ^ -, S h ere : - just fo r a day. But V £* DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell lliS Sanford Ave. Sanford. Fla. anything? If so advartlse In WANT work or change of posi­ the Gainesville Sun. tion T White only. Northern Star Employment Bureau, 30 E. Church A LITTLE -WANT AD IN The RealSeat o f F lorida alnca l i s t . Itefarancaa: HERALD will bring you In big St., Orlando, Fla. K i m N ational Uank, results. Advertise those old ar­ ticles you have stored away and J. H. HUTCHINSON WANTED: Throe or four rooms. 1119 URAL r.STATl* Furnished 'preferred ‘Either Ilther ’ap- havq no use for. A little thirty113 Wear Klrat Street nrtment or house. Call 694, lifr. cent ad may bring you several 1’ hune 478 dollars. Thone 148 and 4 repre­ I*arson. Member o f SAN FORD. T L A . sentative will Call and «ee you. its our' intention to send it to stay *« • UU . 34— Wanted Help, Female LADIES: We will pay straight 40 cents nn hour. Distribute sam­ ples to every homa and office. Send self addressed, Btnmued envelope. Denison. 409 Ileckel, Dayton, WANTED —Counter counter boys; also La-Bcth Cafeteria. th re^ h u n d re d Tand sixty-five d a y s ^ ■, j •t ! Happy Nevv^Yefr. I W. V. WHEELER /Incorporated; Realtor * — BALES FORCE — I* T. IIRTAN n. n. a RAT \ 3 A. W. HARZ J:.-', 2 "?i E. WARD JEAN j MRS. nELLB CHECK i l W. V. WIIEELER i/ 1 v R. A. KINO ronTER b . r r r r s * ■.*v ^ 1 * O.I LSTENHTnOM fl1]*v4x1. . r ,i "l J.P.THUnMOND 1 * i- l 410- 411-413 S'- 'M First National Bank Bldg, j Ji • . Phono 490-W. ' • ^ vVli t i M m ■ MORGANTOWN. W. VA.. Jwople are Interested {In Florida. Each of them through a classified ad in the Morgantown TOST. Six centa a word for six consecutive Florida State Flnrlata A aenclatlon. . SALESM AN'. We have a good opportunity to offer real estate salesman. One who ‘is familiar with the greater Sanford district preferred. SANFORD GROVE. Inc. 607 1st Natl. Bank Bldg. Phone 240 - POSITIONS WANTED: White help all vocations supplied on short notice. Pleaso write, wire or phone 2032. Northern Star Etn■oyment Bureau, 80 E. Church St., Orltndo. Fla. 40— Wanted Real Estate WE HAVE a large waiting list for small houses. What have you to offer,. Dean-Berg Corporation. 616 First National Bank Bldg. WANTED TO RENT {Small house or 3 or 4 room unfurnished ap­ artment. R. W. Nipper, Phone 480-W. ----------------------------------- I ^ Sanford Radiator and Body Works Red let ore, Lamps nnd Fenders A ll A u tom d blle M etal F orte W eld in g . D raalng and S olderin g W «k G u ru tM S t * Fiona* # H W e a l I n m I > treat ’ aanferd. Flartdn H ILTO N ’S Wa H e LONG Florliln's Hare Court, tleeiatlfnl Wti wanted 100 stockhulilora In this C ounty— W o have nearly fl l. led this quoin. A ll-m en o f p ro­ m inence a n d " know n business ssiraclt)*. This op p ortu n ity h r'p a rticip a te In one o f Cent m l F lorida's o u t­ standing enterprises Is offered to tho rem ainin g few. Full particulars may be had hy addressing Seminole Jockey Club, Inc. O ffice, Orange niul n iack Umax lu s n a i Elton J. Mbugljton ■ ARGHJTHGV Flrat National Bank BMft Sanford. — . ■ — Florida t?S F ^ »^ g ^ v j 410 Sanford Are. Sanford, Porter E . P itt* Hot.il ________l.owgiTood. Fla,________ METAL WORK A N D AU­ TOMOBILE RADIATOR REPAIRING, VALDEZ lilOTEL CuropMg Finn H odgins & Cowan . Aanford’a Lending Hotel W inT W. WARNER, Manager Sheet M etal Co, 207 French Ave. We Have a Complete Line D E V O E ’S Paints, Varnishes f~t— and Stains - wr MAVL I Ilf HLST BUYS ACREAGE* liUSINI: SS H O M L S Ball Hardware Co. 2 Lots, Oak Hill, 1700.00 each. $200.00 cash, bal­ ance monthly. ^ 3 Lots on Magnolia at Frimklin. Under the marBeautiful Comer Lot on ,. Magnolia at Hughey. Phone 8 Lot on Oak, near Franklin at $1,500.00. $500.00 caab, balance $15.00 numthly, - i V. vV**’ |•"y * D U O A N ’ O O IS ’T * iH < J W U P > H E P r HACtCiiE N A -H N V tT e O T H B T O J U D C E YHATT l a E N T Y O U ^ T O JA IL T p H E (^E D IN N E R . 1 W e S pecialise In W reeka ,Sem inola 35— Wanted Help, Male W IL L A L ^ O R adiator, B od y, Fendere. R u n ­ n in g B oard , R e p a ir in g . iris and ishwoshcr. WANTED: Agent for ladies spec ialticn. Phone 571-J. W HAT? .# 3 5 ’*■' Lot No. 24, Fort Mellon, near Mayfair, W. P. REALTOR ' •'n •i'f'A "I'.i'iu,* 230 Meisch Bldg. - 1V.v.*-.*, '-/tv.. \ .rrjK ; I&Bt* for 33— Wanted O B ’. l’ M tsO H A P P Y THACT Y O U USVvT E D THE. C O U N T FO R. D IN N E R / V b JO O C iE Q L JU F F eM k s t h a t m ight t h i n k ] that this wish was ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her­ ald, South Georgia's greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, Phone G3G Classified J. tl. HPURUNG, sup-division weekly and 8 unday. rates 10c per line. Waycrosa Jour­ specialist. Subdivision to Ornal-Herald, Waycross. Georgia. Isndo, Florida, and F l o r a Heighta. .Florida on Dixie High­ ADVERTISING geta results If It way. ' reaches potential buyers. PaG. T A Y L O R D Y E R NOTICE latka Daily Ntws Is circulated in Painting— Decorating • The annual meeting of the stock­ an InduatriaLand agricultural sec­ PHONE 303 holders of the Osceola Cypress tion. Company, will be held at the of­ fice of the Company, Osceola, Sem­ inole County, Florida, on Thursday, THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT1 - —Central West Virginia’s larg­ January 21st, 1926, at ten n. ni. est daily. Want ad rate 1 l-2c per (Signed) J. A. REDPATH, ________ , — •________ Secretary. word; 4 insertions 1 l-4c; 6 or BETTER GAS & OILS more lc per word each Insertion. "S IN C L A IR ” . NOTICE Hotter combustion I have leased the Aster Farms THE MORNING JOURNAL la the Smoother running motor accepted want ad medium Id woods and pasture lands; and here­ Less Carbon by give notice to the public that Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word More Milo* trespassing In nny way on said an insertion. Minimum 25c. TIRES AND TUBES property will, from nnd after this Better Quality OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales dnte, be strictly forbidden. Less Money ^ through the Xenia Gazette, ZenB. R. BECK. ia. Ohio, Rich agricultural dis­ nnd the “ Knocking Blrdr^Tahl? 4f 32— Typewriters, Suppplies trict. Want ad and display ratea i-hungo it. , . on request. . REMINGTON Portable four-bank JUNE’S F IL L IN G Typewriters, "the king of port­ COLUMBUS (Ga.,) LEDGER — ables. $00. Barret Portable Adding ad* Classified have the largeit ST A T IO N Machines. Can’t be beat. Seminole circulation in Southwestern GeorPrintery, Phono 93; Welak« Bldg. Cia. Rate 8c ( 6-word line) line. Phone 461-J By GEORGE M cMANUS W E L L - I'LL P O T THt*b O V E R »TONtCiHT A N ’ PLEA,*bE H A C C IE - You AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ EFFECTIVE January First, 1020, gusta, Ga, Augusta’s greatest the price of machine labor, black- classified medium, rate. cash. 9c Sheet Rock smithing, boiierwork, etc. will be charge. 10c minimum. $1.76 per hour. Sanford Machine _____ ^ . S h i n g l e s — Company, Sanford, Fla. Send In your subscription to the R oofing Tribune or hand it to your local ! dealer so you can read Florida's : greatest newspaper. One year, Sewer Pipe . $8.00. 0 months, $4.00, three months $2.00, U yon desire $1,000 Insur­ WE W ILL BE GLAD TO ance policy add 76c to your order. FOR BIO RESULTS advertise in SERVE YOU the FORT LAUDERDALE IING1NG U P FA TH E R »v e oeeM CEMENT LIME ' PLASTER Stucco . Wo carry a full line. 27— Piano Tuning Onr prices are right. Cash or Office boy. Apply 201 terma.- We want your business I BUY, pay cash for second hand WANTED: Oak Avonug. Chase Co. Sanford Stove A Furniture Co. pianos. Address Box 362. 821 E. First SL WANTED: Five electricians, $1 H. C. VIELE, Jeweler. Watch. per hour, for conduit work. Ap­ jowelery and dock repairing ana ply new Ice plant. engraving. Quick service. 118 Magas— Wanted. Situation Male nobs Avenue. Phone 442. 28— Plant, Seeds. Trees 42— A drtf. Mediums Phone, 718 �+++ 4 »♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » I * i*> try ................ fiif A Suburb of Beautiful Homes Here natural beauty abounds and is being retained throughout the improv­ ing and developing program, sites are of the size to assure a most pictures­ que setting for your hom e— truly a country estate. Y ou r hom e surrounded by hom es of the sam ehigh type. T h is is assured through careful restric­ tions. The Country Club Entrance Section W atch for the formal announcement w hich will be made in a few .days, o f • . the opening of the Country Club Entrance Section. Reservations can be ' secured at this office or through our representatives. Visit our office for more definite information concerning the developm ent of L och A rbor. 1 * i* • \ * - <i. > ■;.V * l v ' ••••( - i*. V • • » ■“ — * , •• i ♦ .. .. ■ * m Representatives at the property at all times. •• , i ; • • J • . -.•• 1 V,-... — ' • V 'S ■/ • - ■ :; ? . S ; .. /. . . ■ , • • . . . m Sales Agents ‘ .4. * N ext to Post O ffice TELEPHONE 588 FIRST STREET A N D PALM ETTO AVE . ■jM I it ....... \ �■ ~ vs ; i,‘ W *H , S A N r a a ^ o a m A ; m onpa v • h m r in J 1 H w s f j si r P i i ^ W ~"t1-"1' aw . ;; J iI M j m T- ! W M ft • B mm H O TE L FO R R EST L A K E ON |. im 1 1 1 L A K E MONROE I MurgHkfita Saetamttt After impa Intervened Behalf Of Accused >•' ' 1 "* * 1 L.UAHASSEE, Jnn. 4.— llartin today announced to had decided not to reEheriff L. M. Hiers, o f KtRing of a “ bloodlesn” b i t at Tampa, followKeoWng held in the ex­ p's office attended by Irriff and the lattef’a atf, W. K, Kewndski, Jr.; npa,. m. In declining to suspend riff, it was announced folthe hearing, came after a ■rot from tho officer that he B*ua ail he could to*prcvont ■dbltlon, and that ho had carB>1 the duties of his offico by k the promoter, Manuel GnrIdor bond of $5,000. The shcrBtatorheut, tho announcement w Aj supported by corrobornIfidenco. priff Hiers, it'Was stated, as(the governor that ho would [■topped- tho exhibition long I its inception, but that ho ben informed that it was not utlon of tho statute. The first btion ho had that it was conto thodaw to stage ah exhfball'fight, ho told Uie gov, « u tho latter’s meaHago cd Just before the sport was = H avlh t Been 111 W ith Pul­ m onary P leu risy F o r Y e a rs; Death O ccu raA tB ord igh cra "ii '•'V*,'* r * nORDIGHEItA, Italy, Jan. 4.— (Jty— Marghcritn, ’ beloved queen mother of Italy, died, at tho royal rastie here at 11 o'clock this morn­ ing a ft £ apparently haring won a bravo fight against pulmonary pneumonia. , Her ton, King Victor Emanuel, and members of the royal family were at tho hada'ide when the end came, hafinjf been summoned, hur­ riedly yesterday when the sudden turn for thq worse was noted. Tho patient late last bight sank Into a coma, frt«n which deepito heroic efforts by her doctors, she never emerged, Tho widow of King Humbert, who was assassinated at Monza, July 29,‘ 1900,' Mnrgherita passed her sevonty-fburth. ‘ birthday on Nov. 20. ■. .Tho actual causa of death was a cerebral blood clot, which develop­ ed last.night, but a. heavily con­ tributing -causa was the nerious S exhibition bull tight was it Tampa under siriervlsion uiiuh and Cuban residents. noted for theft prowth'e ring, porformed\boforo dicnce In truo Spanish stylo, l! Mexican bulls” were used, omotors asserted, lla. Takes Axtiea Saturday soon as. publicity had bsen ttbe exhibition, state offices fare flooded with telegrams f c f *5?}2ltnZ in?< liA ■®d. Governorr<3Z Murtm de>- The above picture shows n front v i e w o f Sanford’s new $500,000 urist hostelry, erected by Hullick & Hullick, ho­ tel operators of New Jersey, who announced the opening, o f tho hotel today. The building, a fireproof structure, is declared one o f tho handsomest hotelsTDf Spanish design in the whole state. Work on the hotel started last March following a visit hero by the Hulick brothers, who became enthusiastic about Sanford's possibilities as a tourist center -------------------------- r — 1--- :------;----- :---- r— H--------- 1 ------------------*• -!--------- ----------------------- r— - «?------------------------- ---- .f " P I , :jroom was crowded and o f standing room was lion court opened, he amps wore of a minnd tho truffle violators waltihg trial prodomin- week, ' City. Cofamlsafoners consider­ ing plans ralative to augmenting transportation facilities of Count of Turin and the Duke of Aeosta from Florence and Naples. Nows of tho ridden chnnge for the worse in Margherita’s condition and. then tho announcement of her death caused'a waVe of profound emotion to sweep over the nation. Margherita was tho best beloved queon Italy had-aver hoA-not only because of her personal sweetness and charm, but because she was herself an Italian {being bom a Princess of Savoy. It was Queen Mnrghnritn’n veto that prevented tho marriage of tho ino Elkins, Mayor Lake Delivers Brief - Talk Before Members Of Board In Which He Asks 1' o r Civic Co-operation GLACE BAY, N. S., Jnn. ■Distress, among, the. ?«al .gainer* InOtace Bri^hhd ffoW Abcrdcoh; where there has boon lack of steady employment In Collieries of the Bri­ tish Empire Steel Corporation, cul­ minated last night In raids upon several provision stores by unem­ ployed. Store keepers suffered the loss of considerable stages in both places and ono store In Row Aber­ deen was burned. Tho disturbances followed ■mass meetings under control of tho Un­ ited Mine Workora of America. hotelrand park kept as recreation They wero called to consider any replies that might have been mndc by tho Nova Scotian government to an appeal by the minors that tho government come to their re­ lief. The resolution deelnrcd that if aid wero not forthcoming thqr miners would bo “forced to toko what we need wherever wo can find I t ’’ A telegram received by Majmr Morrison from Premier Rhodos said while responsibility rested Mrs. Lee Trlnkle Tries To with the municipality of ulace Bay, Rescue Son From Flames An ndflross hv Mnyor F orm ! Lako (o/itured the regular noonday luncheon of tho Sanfonl Realty Board, held today In tho Semlnoio Grill. Mayor Lako told of the progress mado by tho city during the pant year and hinted at many improvements- for -the year 1920; ho also asked for tho continued support and encouragement from tho Board which ho and 'tt*a City Commission had enjoyed in 192HR That* tho city will soon have electric sonrico front tho new plant which Ib being built on tho north side of the Inko was gathered from tho Mayor's talk. "The city has made wonderful progress in lmjiroving tho utilities service to. tho citizens qf Sanford Lhrough tho addition' of new machinery in tho gas plant and tho building of the now electric plaqt,” he said. - “ We aro merely directors in this great corporation of which yqw gentlemen are stockholders, and tbo City Commissioners feel that wo should havo your co-operation and your counsel on matters af­ fecting tho city as a whole. Wo want to meet with your commit­ tees and discuss with them any worthy project which will tond to bring Sunford into It’s own. . I know that the year 1920 will bo n banner year in tho history of San­ ford and all credit for it’s achieve­ ments in the future will be laid at tho door of every loyal citi­ zen, such ns your body rqprosents,” Mayor Lako nddad. At the conclusion of tho talk by Mr. Lake, H. C. Du Bose, prestdent of-tha board, told of plans which wefe.being;mado to have n vigilance cominittco appointed to watch ov«r the various promotion schemes and real estate business in an. effort to protect tho lnveat- A short discussion of the plan (Continued O m l’ago 2.) Delectlve J. B. Green Locates John Kinard Near Monroe And Returns To Guide The But Is Injured In Attempt; Sheriff To Man’s HMe’out Blaze (pauses Large Loss cient funds to satisfy Immediate demands. Tha telegram was unsatisfactory to the men who said their necdn wero urgent and that immediate roliof was necessary. Tho meeting waa adjourned In the afternoon and tho minors raided tho stores. Ap­ proximately 1,000 men formed the bonds of rnfdars. Mayor Morrison said todny ho was of tho belief that, no, one nm: nicipallty coflld cope with a condi­ M ore Small; tion of such seflous Aprpportlons, since the entire coramumty was Reported bound up iq thg actltitlea of the TAMPA, Jan. — Tho colliers a n d . non-employment had smallpox menace iq Tampa, the been rife for more than a year. Tampa lim es say* today, gained DECISION! 18 APFIRMED a foothold in six additional points over tbe week end.v- There wero cases reported as suspicious to the --BAN FRANCICO, Cal., ,‘jjfa.f ^ city health o fficer^ and sUer. investigatldh the hesjth department of tno lower court cancelling the leases of Edward L. Dohnoy and WEfl?t MINSTER, Jan. 4^ - W . appear^ for di -Faderal operatives f r o m . the. were sowed neai asfawsfffeftss iITUf the wholesale looting of tha . The Wtpalndit it' warehouse a’| A band of 60 men selxed m 75 bsrTela of whiqkey vs) d here rw *Mrs, Trlnkle,\W»s .taken to* Me­ morial Hospital where physicians said she was severely burned about tbo hands, arras, face and legs. Her, heir also waS badly sltiged. Sho was rushed to the hospital aft­ er !she had been forced to Jump from a windo: of- the mshilql ' E. Leo Trin was discovered on tho first floor of tbe alarm ___the_*mansion ..JLl ~,1' ■kl»and « *when m . ~ . L..4 I>_ ' the thift of an automobilo belong­ ing to Ed Whrd and tho hold-up of tha 'XInard store near Grnpe­ ri lie. The latter place is operated ilid wore trap- by an undo of the man who was l smoke and arrested Saturday, Policeman J. B. Green, whd, was consigned to clearing-up the rob­ beries, in tho city by Chief lied young. Kinard Four others lakt Friday night. fficers B egin Investigation O f T heft O f Rum From U. S. ^ RICHMOND, Va!, Jon. 4 ^ P ) —Mrs. E. Lea Trlnkle, wife of tho governor of Virginia, suffered what physicians termed ‘ttrtlt degiiro burns’' when she tried tq rescue her small son, E. Leo Trinkle, Jr., from tho third floor of tbe execu­ tive mansion which . caught Aro this morning from a sparkler la the hands of another son, four-year- a? o f the city.; ^ Construction work on tlH wan started on .Mar. 27, JW first two shovels of dirt I been turned hy Mayor I Lake And Frank P. Forster, dent o f the First National. The now bidding has Jtfl Distress Among Miners Of Nova Scotlh Culminate In Burning Of One Store And Robbery O f Other* & R White returned this rm a short holiday over r season to Hud a total Sanford’s new ] dollar resort hotel la flelally at public rere by Hulick and Hulick, ■ owners and operators, ■.,> ToHco . forced capture fourth suspected lembor of bandit gang •ope ing in nil sections of state.» Mi Mayor Forrest Lake stresses need of active* co-opcration In address delivered at Sanford Itoslty Board Luncheon. •> Ono fifth1of Lake Mary’s po­ pulation said to ba over 00 years o f age. W. W .‘ Wright, recently ap­ pointed circuit judge,- arrives.-in Sanford to open- court next C ity E xpen se O f New. D ock j f Com m issioners A p p ro ve iaturdoy. riff Jiiers* statement .to Gov. n, it ’we* statod af^tlic oxe offices, was backed up by mber of telegrams received the week-end from ‘‘ promlntampans” and residents of trough county, protesting |t tho propotnd ‘femovul of Ificor and assuring the gov■ h it tho sheriff wnn not lax ■ duty. ■fin Not Allow Fights announcing disposition of the ■ight matter, tho governor. IBAUVr, U 1V gUTVrqur. fer, made it plain that he Will permit.even an exhibition of lind as long as he occupies tecutivo chair. He declared is believed an “ exhibition” ht Was °a violation of the f. the, state laws, and that wing sport or that kind that Jd finally result In the holdregular bull fights ip FlorBoch amusement the go ver­ ified In hiit opinion, would do lite untold Injury, rtif . Hiers, .'.following the g,‘jrate out a statement that $ not surprisod at tho outif tho conference. I came nfldont that when the govbad been fully advised, he pursue the course ho has ' the] sheriff sold, « s glad to find him in a mood to dieponso justice, Ip C A L A t- - Law Makers Race Problems That Have Arisen Since Their Adjournenient’ feicludin;; Anthracite Situation '*■'---- r- WASHINGTON. Jan.’ 4.— Congrcsa returned to work today, facing n longer calendar than it left when it hogan Christmas cess nearly two weeks ngo. wTo tho pro-hoilday list of pond­ ing Ibjmics, including tho world court, tax reduction bill, debt set­ tlements . and appropriation mcaqtires havo bt‘en added tho surplus farm crop problem, the Geneve disarmament conference and new nngles of tho anthrncito situation. Tho qucsUon of American adher­ ence to the wqrld court remained before the Sopnio with tho proba­ bility that* It might bo.dJsplacqd for a time: by the case of Senator Gerald P. Nyc, whoso legal right to a seat by appointment by thd North Dakota governor, is Involv- who havo brought hi nletfe .staff, of trainer from their Loch Atl cel ring the congrati Sanford citizens uoon now hotel only three the scheduled dabs , many delays caused rail embargoes. An Informal receipt at the new bull din*, t nt 2 o’clock at wltleh Hulick conducted the through all departmenti hotel from the mode ml: kitchen to tho elaborate! cd bed rooms and Uppe Dancing will be obsen following another period ttpn opening at 8:30 o New Circuit Ju< Arrives In S W, W. Wright, who Wi Mr. Du Bose said that “ one of receive bids 1 the primary duties of this realty Muscle Shoals board ie to protect fiuc.citi*enji_anil vfsltors from the unscrupulous per­ question await sons who ore bound to enter the ed circuit ju< Governor M* J ,J. DIckihe ta r tn ig h tto reconvene Tl txpectid to tiro week. .C One-Fifth O f Lake IbitaiiU over ttlm iuroa Of CO. Stall Evans, a � 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, 1926 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, January 02, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 02, 1926. 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 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 02, 1926; <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/61f184273251235e15e4c4459ac7b498.pdf bf403409d5578ac70c958b55101730ed PDF Text Text +++4 »♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » I * i*> try ................ . fiif A Suburb of Beautiful Homes Here natural beauty abounds and is being retained throughout the improv­ ing and developing program, sites are of the size to assure a most pictures­ que setting for your home— truly a country estate. Your home surrounded by homes of the sam ehigh type. This is assured through careful restric­ tions. The Country Club Entrance Section Watch for the formal announcement which will be made in a few.days, of •. the opening of the Country Club Entrance Section. Reservations can be ' secured at this office or through our representatives. Visit our office for more definite information concerning the development of Loch Arbor. * 1 i* • • • » ■“ — * \ m Representatives at the property at all times. Sales A gents ‘. 4. * Next to Post Office FIRST STREET AND PALMETTO AVE. I it ........ \ i ♦ .. •• , i ; • • J • . -.•• 1 V,-... —' ■j M •• .. ■ * TELEPHONE 588 <i. > ■;.V * l v ' ••••( - i*. V * - , • V 'S ■/ ■:•; ? .- S ; .. /. . . ■ , •• . . . m �■ ~ vs ; i,‘ W *H , S A N ra a ^ o a m A ; h m r in J 1 H w s m o n pa v • j sir P i W- f i ^ ~"t1-"1' aw . ;; J iIM j |. im T- m ! W M ft • B mm 1 1 1 HOTEL FORREST L A K E ON LA K E MONROE I MurgHkfita Saetamttt After impa Intervened Behalf OfAccused >•' ' 1 "* * 1 L.UAHASSEE, Jn n . 4.— llartin today announced to had decided not to reEheriff L. M. Hiers, of KtRing of a “bloodlesn” b i t at Tampa, followKeoWng held in the ex­ p's office attended by Irriff and the lattef’a atf, W. K, Kewndski, Jr .; npa,. m. In declining to suspend riff, it was announced folthe hearing, came after a ■ rot from tho officer that he B*ua ail he could to*prcvont ■dbltlon, and that ho had carB>1 the duties of his offico by k the promoter, Manuel GnrIdor bond of $5,000. The shcrBtatorheut, tho announcement w Aj supported by corrobornIfidenco. priff Hiers, it'Was stated, as(the governor that ho would [■topped- tho exhibition long I its inception, but that ho ben informed that it was not utlon of tho statute. The first btion ho had that it was conto thodaw to stage ah exhfball'fight, ho told Uie gov, « u tho latter’s meaHago cd Just before the sport was H a v lh t B een 111 W ith P u l­ m onary P le u risy F o r Y e a r s ; D eath O c c u ra A tB o rd ig h cra = "ii '•'V*,'* r * A t- nORDIGHEItA, Italy, Jan. 4.— (Jty— Marghcritn, ’ beloved queen mother of Italy, died, at tho royal rastie here at 11 o'clock this morn­ ing a f t £ apparently haring won a bravo fight against pulmonary pneumonia. , Her ton, King Victor Emanuel, and members of the royal family were at tho hada'ide when the end came, hafinjf been summoned, hur­ riedly yesterday when the sudden turn for thq worse was noted. Tho patient late last bight sank Into a coma, frt«n which deepito heroic efforts by her doctors, she never emerged, Tho widow of King Humbert, who was assassinated at Monza, July 29,‘ 1900,' Mnrgherita passed her sevonty-fburth. ‘ birthday on Nov. 20. ■. .Tho actual causa of death was a cerebral blood clot, which develop­ ed last.night, but a. heavily con­ tributing -causa was the nerious S exhibition bull tight was it Tampa under siriervlsion uiiuh and Cuban residents. noted for theft prowth'e ring, porformed\boforo dicnce In truo Spanish stylo, l! Mexican bulls” were used, omotors asserted, lla. Takes Axtiea Saturday soon as. publicity had bsen ttbe exhibition, state offices fare flooded with telegrams f c f *5?}2ltnZ in?< liA ■®d. Governorr <3Z Murtm de>- R White returned this rm a short holiday over r season to Hud a total .f " P I , :jroom was crowded and of standing room was lion court opened, he am ps wore of a minnd tho truffle violators waltihg trial prodomin- -------------------------------r — 1----:-------;------ :----- r — H----------- 1------- --------------*• -!---------- ---------------------------r— - «? - ----------------------------- ----- Count of Turin and the Duke of Aeosta from Florence and Naples. Nows of tho ridden chnnge for the worse in Margherita’s condition and. then tho announcement of her death caused'a waVe of profound emotion to sweep over the nation. Margherita was tho best beloved queon Ita ly had-aver hoA-not only because of her personal sweetness and charm, but because she was herself an Italian {being bom a Princess of Savoy. It was Queen Mnrghnritn’n veto that prevented tho marriage of tho ^ Construction work on tlH wan started on .Mar. 27, JW first two shovels of dirt I been turned hy Mayor I Lake And Frank P. Forster, dent o f the First National. The now bidding has Jtfl ino Elkins, Distress Among Miners Of Nova Scotlh Culminate In Burning Of One Store And Robbery O f O th er* Mayor Lake Delivers B rief - Talk Before Members Of Board In W hich He Asks 1' o r Civic Co-operation GLACE BAY, N. S., Jnn. ■Distress, among, the. ?«al .gainer* InO tace Bri^hhd ffoW Abcrdcoh; where there has boon lack of steady employment In Collieries of the Bri­ tish Empire Steel Corporation, cul­ minated last night In raids upon several provision stores by unem­ ployed. Store keepers suffered the loss of considerable stages in both places and ono store In Row Aber­ deen was burned. Tho disturbances followed ■mass meetings under control of tho Un­ ited Mine Workora of America. hotelrand park kept as recreation They wero called to consider any replies that might have been mndc by tho Nova Scotian government to an appeal by the minors that tho government come to their re­ lief. The resolution deelnrcd that if aid wero not forthcoming thqr miners would bo “forced to toko what we need wherever wo can find I t ’’ A telegram received by Majmr Morrison from Premier Rhodos said while responsibility rested Mrs. Lee Trlnkle Tries To with the municipality of ulace Bay, Rescue Son From Flam es An ndflross hv Mnyor F o rm ! Lako (o/itured the regular noonday luncheon of tho Sanfonl Realty Board, held today In tho Semlnoio Grill. Mayor Lako told of the progress mado by tho city during the pant year and hinted at many improvements- for -the year 1920; ho also asked for tho continued support and encouragement from tho Board which ho and 'tt*a City Commission had enjoyed in 192HR That* tho city will soon have electric sonrico front tho new plant which Ib being built on tho north side of the Inko was gathered from tho Mayor's talk. "The city has made wonderful progress in lmjiroving tho utilities service to. tho citizens qf Sanford Lhrough tho addition' of new machinery in tho gas plant and tho building of the now electric plaqt,” he said. - “We aro merely directors in this great corporation of which yqw gentlemen are stockholders, and tbo City Commissioners feel that wo should havo your co-operation and your counsel on matters af­ fecting tho city as a whole. Wo want to meet with your commit­ tees and discuss with them any worthy project which will tond to bring Sunford into It’s own. . I know that the year 1920 will bo n banner year in tho history of San­ ford and all credit for it’s achieve­ ments in the future will be laid at tho door of every loyal citi­ zen, such ns your body rqprosents,” Mayor Lako nddad. At the conclusion of tho talk by Mr. Lake, H. C. Du Bose, prestdent of-tha board, told of plans which wefe.being;mado to have n vigilance cominittco appointed to watch ov«r the various promotion schemes and real estate business in an. effort to protect tho lnveat- Bu t Is Injured In Attem pt; Blaze (pauses Large Loss cient funds to satisfy Immediate demands. Tha telegram was unsatisfactory to the men who said their necdn wero urgent and that immediate roliof was necessary. Tho meeting waa adjourned In the afternoon and tho minors raided tho stores. Ap­ proximately 1,000 men formed the bonds of rnfdars. Mayor Morrison said todny ho was of tho belief that, no, one nm: nicipallty coflld cope with a condi­ More Small; tion of such seflous Aprpportlons, since the entire coramumty was Reported bound up iq thg actltitlea of the TAMPA, Jan. — Tho colliers and . non-employment had smallpox menace iq Tampa, the been rife for more than a year. Tampa lim es say* today, gained DECISION! 18 APFIRMED a foothold in six additional points over tbe week end.v- There wero cases reported as suspicious to the --BA N FRANCICO, Cal., ,‘jjfa .f ^ city health o ffice r^ and sU er. in& vestigatldh the hesjth department of tno lower court cancelling the leases of Edward L. Dohnoy and fficers Begin Investigation Of Theft Of Rum From U. S. ^ WEfl?t MINSTER, Jan. 4 ^ - W . appear^ for di -Faderal operatives from . the. were sowed neai aiITUf s fthea wholesale w s f flooting f e f of t stha s . The Wtpalndit it' warehouse a’| A band of 60 men selxed m 75 bsrTela of whiqkey vs) d here rw Four others A short discussion of the plan (Continued O m l’ago 2.) Delectlve J . B . Green Locates John Kinard N ear Monroe And Returns To Guide The S h eriff To Man’s HMe’out RICHMOND, Va!, Jon. 4 ^ P ) —Mrs. E. Lea Trlnkle, wife of tho governor of Virginia, suffered what physicians termed ‘ttrtlt degiiro burns’' when she tried tq rescue her small son, E. Leo Trinkle, Jr., from tho third floor of tbe execu­ tive mansion which . caught Aro this morning from a sparkler la the hands of another son, four-year* Mrs, Trlnkle,\W»s .taken to* Me­ morial Hospital where physicians said she was severely burned about tbo hands, arras, face and legs. Her, heir also waS badly sltiged. Sho was rushed to the hospital aft­ er !she had been forced to Jump from a windo: of- the mshilql ' E. Leo Trin was discovered on tho first floor of the_ *mansion and *when tbe alarm _______ . . JLl ~ ,1' ■kl» « m. ~ . L..4 I> _ ' the th ift of an automobilo belong­ ing to Ed Whrd and tho hold-up of tha 'XInard store near Grnpe­ r i lie. The latter place is operated ilid wore trap- by an undo of the man who was l smoke and arrested Saturday, Policeman J . B. Green, whd, was consigned to clearing-up the rob­ beries, in tho city by Chief lied young. Kinard lakt Friday night. a? o f the c ity .; City Expense O fNew. Dock j f Commissioners Approve iaturdoy. riff Jiiers* statement .to Gov. n, it ’we* statod af^tlic oxe offices, was backed up by mber of telegrams received the week-end from ‘‘promlntampans” and residents of trough county, protesting |t tho propotnd ‘femovul of Ificor and assuring the gov■ h it tho sheriff wnn not lax ■ duty. ■ fin Not Allow Fights announcing disposition of the ■ight matter, tho governor. IBAUVr, U 1V gUTVrqur. fer, made it plain that he Will permit.even an exhibition of lind as long as he occupies tecutivo chair. He declared is believed an “exhibition” ht Was °a violation of the f. the, state laws, and that wing sport or that kind that Jd finally result In the holdregular bull fights ip FlorBoch amusement the go ver­ ified In hiit opinion, would do lite untold Injury, rtif . Hiers, .'.following the g ,‘jrate out a statement that $ not surprisod at tho outif tho conference. I came nfldont that when the govbad been fully advised, he pursue the course ho has ' the] sheriff sold, «s glad to find him in a mood to dieponso justice, The above picture shows n front v ie w o f Sanford’s new $500,000 urist hostelry, erected by Hullick & Hullick, ho­ tel operators of New Jersey, who announced the opening, of tho hotel today. The building, a fireproof structure, is declared one of tho handsomest hotelsTDf Spanish design i n the whole state. Work on the hotel started last March following a visit hero by the Hulick brothers, who became enthusiastic about Sanford's possibilities as a tourist center Ip C A L Sanford’s new ] dollar resort hotel la flelally a t public rere by Hulick and Hulick, ■ owners and operators, ■.,> ToHco . forced capture fourth suspected lembor of bandit gang •ope ing in nil sections of s ta te .» Mi Mayor Forrest Lake stresses need of active* co-opcration In address delivered at Sanford Itoslty Board Luncheon. •> Ono fifth1of Lake Mary’s po­ pulation said to ba over 00 years of age. W. W .‘ Wright, recently ap­ pointed circuit judge,- arrives.-in Sanford to open- court next week, ' City. Cofamlsafoners consider­ ing plans ralative to augmenting transportation facilities of Law Makers Race Problems T hat Have Arisen Since T heir Adjournenient’feicludin;; Anthracite Situation '*■'--- rWASHINGTON. Ja n .’ 4.— Congrcsa returned to work today, facing n longer calendar than it left when it hogan Christmas cess nearly two weeks ngo. wTo tho pro-hoilday list of pond­ ing Ibjmics, including tho world court, tax reduction bill, debt set­ tlements . and appropriation mcaqtires havo bt‘en added tho surplus farm crop problem, the Geneve disarmament conference and new nngles of tho anthrncito situation. Tho qucsUon of American adher­ ence to the wqrld court remained before the Sopnio with tho proba­ bility that* It might bo.dJsplacqd for a time: by the case of Senator Gerald P. Nyc, whoso legal right to a seat by appointment by thd North Dakota governor, is Involv- who havo brought hi nletfe .staff, of trainer from their Loch Atl cel ring the congrati Sanford citizens uoon now hotel only three the scheduled dabs , many delays caused rail embargoes. An Informal receipt a t the new bull din*, t nt 2 o’clock a t wltleh Hulick conducted the through all departmenti hotel from the mode ml: kitchen to tho elaborate! cd bed rooms and Uppe Dancing will be obsen following another period ttpn opening at 8:30 o New Circuit Ju< A rrives In S W, W. Wright, who Wi ed circuit ju< Governor M* Mr. Du Bose said that “one of receive bids 1 the primary duties of this realty Muscle Shoals board ie to protect fiuc.citi*enji_anil vfsltors from the unscrupulous per­ question await sons who ore bound to enter the J ,J . DIckihe tartn ig h tto reconvene Tl txpectid to tiro week. .C One-Fifth Of Lake IbitaiiU over ttlm iuroa Of CO. Stall Evans, a �i . . : j I l mm ‘ . AJ i iS . u . v . ' ?.••' v ■•r i r■.» :iywn:tr i . r jfti’. i : S • , 'v T i ., .•- * t ■( l .* » 4 ) -It: v n* - r. .*11£•»■'. ^ ir f ; : »»> • > ' •V «*. ,* }* l K£K£\ t: t r v v § * W '*} I f i W ■»».' V'- • «•*•• ! 1• • •v i W W i i f r * « vl :- . 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' *■' , v » • Tf4 , They "shire suffering from terrlbl.A tturns and Injuries sustained when the blast wecVod the struc­ ture In which soma .of them wqro employed. Another white'man la rithout the s concernreal estate ctrmw fpw pleitw ■imo dnllton .had sold rten Bolton for *1,250 r Hated with him at reepted • check from 150 but receipted only [ton testified on the s to!d_JJolton that ho : him the M extrn fifty Both Vernon and The i that so| crablc i a periof Chrlatm New Y< 'for busl nail, L and otKi tecs’ pal , of War Davis and AV- suit of tho numerous now families etary of the Treasury that have moved to Sanford, accor­ o In hard luck. They ding to T. W. Lawton, county sup­ Andrew or education, and have I their , holidays erintendent 1 which working discovered that ,teachers and principal* are ex­ r speclai to have a busy time during TR'Cded ifl-1pected ititgr tjwy w anrthinuition th cin n mito-wnsrmaea-oh tho remainder of the achblastic islature to do or leave un­ upcctior iripa—Davis .of some year. and Andrews of certain’ to for the most part they army p It for distant Christmas customs tationn. It chenccs that IOL1DAY R E The.members of the diplo- these p a and atationa axe (n :orps, though far from their Florida, nd that at least la fopX END.CONGl lands, generally have holl- tunate,; la being the Ideal time Visit there, while Washvltattons hither and yon of year present la rather raw iderlinga preside In their ingtoh and col< tlnu.ed ption they would tako If itltion was voted down, objected to tho bulkhead as and stated that It was not able Improvement to the tVAGER QUEEN ITA LY CALLED [DEATH TODAY IwtlnunT Proin P ig . lA ’ Just prior to the b la«?l»jjt company officials aald they were pot sure .whether or not the man wap wan in tho Tiojnfty qt the time of tjx» tho Area warn extinguished PA K J ,y‘“Why did 1 do i t f " he "Only excitement thatfe never thought about the pee " I C & t ' . h . t four other* P iw t hly bnvo.bfpij when It wai Elfl ■’inf motiifr prori ,ue T o S’ tho tar*«H lQ riti5^flPfant ' torm', was ready , tb testify. Tha House Intorstato Commerce Commission, directed by resolu­ tion to, inquire into alleged mani­ pulation of rubber prices by the British colonial governments, plan- tnlied' From Pago 1.) mittep in tho Senate. J| having op­ [telegram Saturday morn- en hearings, op ,tho first piece of ierlff Hiern, ordering tho railroad legislation of tho session. latter' ^ prevent the exhibition, One negro still wad missing tot and in ■nlng the aheriff that he day, and it is believed bis remains ^Jekl responsible *for such were 1 hthq now cooling fire slto, would Vlolatli ■of the statue. The exTho .foreign debt aettiomeut hibitio ras held, as scheduled, the question agreements waited the ;■ summoned the aheriff an house ways and means com•If ’. tfl ir.r-■** ‘ i *■*■»L.f i-j.-i1: mitteo today. The senate financi­ ■ernor’s action. It was ex- al conduce had before it the tax jraa based on section 5084 bi], passed on to it by the house ncral atatutea. which pro­ just before the recess.. be of not less than *2,600 ■ Immediate hearing! before tho i than $5,000 or by Im- House Agricultural Committee on 4t-for hot more than five' in aiding farmers in dls-! * "an exhibition or fight proposals posing of surplus crops are to be' man and" bull, op between Bought bynmrtnbcrf of tHo Iowa , any other animal, for delegation, who have bills ready ? anything of vafuo, qy a result o r w hich'; MY for presentation The samo queflg anything of value la to tlon la" being considered by Sec-' ed, acquired, but or wag- retarjf jJprdln<?,- who baa arranged^ crcd, of for fonfcrcnccs with Interested sion fea person^ during the month. direct!^ /v Tha situation resulting from l>r. E Irene* Satin, was the first cessation of work in the anthra­ woman a ectcd to a full prtfessor- cite mines also Is to com^ more ship irf han American school qf first r I ; the first elected prel­ forcibly before'tbo House, ono Im­ Ident i our leading medical', so­ pending measure proposing gov­ clitics, lve Association of Ajiat* ernment operation of the ‘mines outlets, when a strike lasts longer than flSimiS __ 9 _____ H U 80 days. stitute T^>r Medical Reacarcb, i ■■■*“" \ • cHmnenfWirs mado"by some of e members relative to signboards i some of the main, highways ading in tho direction of the ty. Tho president advised tho embership that the Chamber of P'SHAiR W Jfa tft the,.. present Plant^ To Be greeted ana does not prohibit the 1 unrestricted shipment and such materials as cctto mcll, Kanit, Acid Pbospha ' 2 l, me < —(IP}—A great pea-front esplanade, 200 feof. wide, tho first and only ocean drive Ip Southern Florida lined with 7 miles of white Wry lights and bulkhoaded directly down to tho a'urflnMKjjdUjts -of Biscayne Boy U W ng pligned by FORD I *, WINS *-•«*« «■ SUIT 'rA*',J-| CORAL GABLES, FIs., Jan. 4 —UP}—A contract has just beer signed hero^pr^ha erection of ii sbles, according to an an~ ----------- Mornouncement -by Charlei tiTrj'iiOTi (FLAG LER SYSTEM ) ? 0 \raem and D^yelopers of parted ts^cgin’ nLont^Fibj H,' wltff plans under way for operation by notiflatcr tHln Oct, 1. The struck .• »;• Vt* ,1' j'l dW- M uviM Ireland was tho only converted to ChristUuU thq shedding of oqeTOi ___ ».i' i J Seminole County, Florida thing else. The wish was wqlt* you' shall - Tiave a tone and, at omre, but you ^Margha^.aaid ^ $ * . *lFays wore clothe* . R. Renan. Jr ., President' ' W. Hoffman, Vice President General Offices, City Bldg. !hv wlth tho Utest Hotel.Accommodations- Modern and up to U>e .rti,;3it*nu scleSSeii.^ ghd. wrote si 'tile heroines of 8kalrt>*t never had been pub* . also yWrot* i poetry. m t , 1"' B L ^ u g u M lIn e , F I a ^ r fc& Prf f SQ p A ACWI MW EAR Vi . j ■ year. Rates reasonable. ■ ■......... ■ i :• .. ,. - . s . op* on Life not was made to ajuasIh 1006 while motoring L Bernard. Two arrests Location. . Southeastern Seminole; Cdiihty, 36 on New Smyraa-Okeechotej B ranch E 'eaturei jf*.' * ■ Who 10 th «f hla y w rii ■ Unequaled citrus and trucking lands. Poultry m n h a x. ST*. ,V WASHINGTON. Jam 4 . - ^ P ) Heijry Ford won in the supremo court today in t his 'fight against Dodge Brothers. J . Calvert t Spin preJecpAlo bqVtiftdcrtakor&rtbrtly. and others arising out of th6 con­ Stockholders v'J ttvo Tfllkgmrthe propAMMoulodemnation pf land lmp«|Y«n»a^ vnrd have already been construct­ tho river Rouge at Dutroit. Seminole ed,, it was learned with Mr.‘ Mer­ h«ld In th e rick’s announcement. Millions of th e B k h k dollars w|U bo spent on tho Biscaync development, 'according to TALLAHASSEE, Jari, 4 . ^ ( ^ information given out here, with u Tlie stato supremo court recqyiven number of largo financial busi- ed today nftcr q recess owta th< ness houses throughout the coup* holidays. other bustneM that i try to collaborate With tho Coral perly come before the Smallpox .is popWariy'ktji Gables Corporation in the pro-v ’Hchvcniy Flowers” ‘|q Chlni OUR W AY dsn -:q o ; p p !1 s t Ab Beo by N a th a n M iy o j comuTfJi Sea-Front Esplanade, 200 Feet Wide, Wfll Be Constructed By Miami 3 OfNnr^nnounccd a t the raagting j»*en ipourpotV ' v d r S '!o m m ? 4 o Whom gore1 tha credit for tho arrest of.K in- ated under tho srato law and that ard, believes that ftUl others will all business of the future would bo bo nrrested in connection with tho governed through, tho by-laws and operations of the gang over tho rules under which: the paper* holiday season. Several clues arc were filed. being worked out which poticc be­ lieve will result In the arrest and Old Germnn sheep-shearers from cpqviction of several Scjnlnola the Iinrtz mountains shear as county mep, many I s twenty stftep In a day,' Large Cold Storage doing the operation so skilfully as not to cut the skin of tho an- facture of^*00 tons of,Ice dally and tbo torage of perishable pro- m^ are complicated by galea. Central i » £ l Europe remains the pHnelpal suf­ ferer. Communication is defective and the dull extent of the disaster will not be known dor some .time. One report reaching Londeq says consldi tho toll off dead has reach td 1,000 ____ In Trnntlylvanla. that tramT included in Tho flood water of the Tholsn ment, and will entitle < R EA LTY BO Ho s t m p l are in jail in S t ' Augustine, deny nny knowledge of'tho Sanford robbegiea>.but are said* to nave « n f lessoa1 to St. Joppa county hotof AHW-and nre repdcrttd to have Imi m -' one i or more than one bram different purcl leatlnation In the same < ^ n E d bf f l b f drivitfg hisjear ip Bylyan faka and there awaiting the’Crew boys and Pride, who stay-j ed behind In Sanford for tho nun It of this ' exodus. life, and, to a consii it official activity, * am a few. days be i until a few days after p's nearly dies ouL An !SS, lt*a aa dead as * <J<*jr al merchant*. hotel men l who live on’ the abseninage—when they're here 1 to it, however, so. they fgested P l a n s Governor Fails To iy Remove Need Oust'Hilisborough fire Marshal {Continued From-/Pi|(B \ jf* ’ la said to have confessed f bo part tlcipntinn In a hold-up pp’thp road to Jacksonville, where ho and the other members o f the gang wont eftai H ir e are sale} to hayc #u*nected thpm in connection witbtha EW A R TS WASHINGTON LETTER KINGTON, Jan. 4.—Holiday U quiet In Washington, al[Congress goes home, almost kdy/ So do a majority of Kartmcnt heads. Tho Su[Court Justices nre pretty ■nned out Lesser officialfets a few days leave if It [doee‘it« best to contract a Id or some such thing—not | enough to Interfere with tnsion’a; enjoyment but sutly grave to prevent g6)ng to were In The blai pot extl hour*. 1 S ch o o ls Open LAW FOR * in g C lose O f 5 $ ide V a ca tio n ? U ?F I icd in Ignorance of IpU a, and he wall therefore violation ’ of the law designed to prevent un» dealings and not pi Dr CHARLES P. STEWART bat It said 'to ‘ v *w �Epochal days w ith 1925, wl w iM taj'for Sanford what fundamental neceas ty fo r a tourist center. Nineteo brought to Sanford tho Hot period wl down in Sanford's history crying need of the city was reW v al, one t>y A review oft the post ah (tents o f the various obstructions *and J! Thopnvlwrj development of this comm' met and solved, public utilftios court, the back dp°r °* the League fication inaugurated, and now tt Prosperity here, everybody, of progressive steps that have Wwal— . _ an elaborately appointed tourist hotel to partly m eet a hous­ the<.wealth-gathertng kind, getting rich. Not many,thinking very seing problem that is daily assuming more serious proportions, rioualy about the real problems of The Hemld-congratu!atea*today all who wero Instrumen­ the future. a Ail ,p*rlnl tal in bringing to Snnford thfl Hotel F o rre st Lake. . ‘I t would So the old year ends, and the be unfair to mention the names of only a few, for the united 192(1 cornea in. support and co-operation o f ‘all the people made .'the hdtel BUT MEN always have had possible. The Hulick brothers have worked incessantly, troubles, always hive had worries. r rests to sometimes twenty-four hours a day* to effect the completion of the establishment, and to them The Herald extends coh- peril,- Red RusitBT*(fgrtssive Tur­ of 8L Johas ln JpratuJMifiJW.in gratul;it,H'ns in opening opening tho uio magnificent structuroDtllSTthree' structure oniy tnree key, once it was about pirates, (Inyfl after the scheduled time, despite tong delays attending slave raids, mammoths, etc. We the delivery of material and equipment as a result of exist­ must wdrry. ing rail embargoes. V‘£ ! THE STOCK exchange old year In the opening announcement o f the Hotel Forrest Lake died happy, prices going up, brok­ i, hotel*, a p a r t lies an object lesson, a worthy and eminont example of £he ers and their .customer?— except #f street pavlftrf things that can be achieved by faith, initiative and co-opera­ the foolish bears—convinced that the "little old U. S. A. la all right.” i of brtlerird tion. One ohozt year ago the erection in Sanford of a tour­ The qsual last day "selling for ist hotel, such as we now have, was little'm ore than a gauzy cash” by men that have lost, and Monroe, t , dream of a few optimistic men.. Two months later, on Feb­ want to deduct the losses from ruary 27, Mayor Forrest Lake and Frank P. Forster turned therr Income tax was slight Thera of school •system was more probably buying for cash a tor h e m iM fa- the first two shovels of dirt., Today the hotel opened, for income tax purposes, by those marking the beginning of a period of devyopment destined that* had sold the market short. to be without parallel in Sanford's history. IHOLB VBRflB FOR TODAY MONEY WAS dear, you had to in olden times the builder of cities came in martial rai­ ------- * • pay G per cent for th'e pleasure of ment with armies and slaves to rear a community by force of A * TERRIBLE WARNING— speculating in stocks, almost ns And .Noeh begs n to be a hus- arms. The modern city builder comes in tho guise of the much as though you Wanted to hotel promoter, with legions of plasterers, steel workers and build's new building for people to •ndman, and ha ^planted -*---—*•aof. — Bvineit . laborers. He may truly be termed a builder of cities, for mdriw Jdrank the drunken." pen. 9:20. paved streets, fine stores and all manner of civic attractions l l . good man's man's -May ithis In the etock mnrkot. ord, lead u* to thgtik avail nothing if no housing provisions are made for those ■ light; for wo know who ore attracted to a. city. Tho widest advertising cam­ THE MOST remarkable . good paign that a community can launch Is fa r more of a detriment news is from, our glorious sister than an assqt to its development if that coriimunlty Is lacking republic, France. In all of that lations, for those who come expecting comfortcomfort­ greatt intelligent natlqp/,there are in accommodations, THE FUTURE able hotels and find none depart to disseminate tales preju0 call dicial to that community's growth! 1 m« . Sanford has had comfortable hotels in t h c p a a tb u t on Bre to lniufflelentnum bcr nnd CeftafnTy nothing jn the way of tourist houses comparable to the Hotel Forrest Lake, whose opening has removed the greatest stumbling block-in th e let us reed the days city’s path to increased development. iwn, reveal the way* In the celebration of this epochal day in Sanford, The Herald would suggest and urge the continuance of the same demand for better things that haB been instrumental in ac­ complishing Sanford’s great growth. Now that we have the Hotel Forrest Lake let us resolve to*have another and still another, for dissatisfaction with existing attainments is the only real Bourco of progress, and the community that develops only as present day .Heeds demand is soon out­ stripped by the city that,, plans, for the future, nnd refuses . ; to bo satisfied with facilities Adequate only for the rfrhtrFjJ., 7.A Plenty polls Star, f 1 The situation Has led the Echo du Nord of Lille to publish AND MR. Hoover, secretary of that strange tody that we call ap open letter to Clemenccau, France’s, war-time premier, commerco, is cheerful. He says a Future should rpVoal them aU. wc musu’t spend too much money, .’ v.lJ-Douglae Malloch. mustn’t gamble so much, and mustn’t buy on tho installment plnn. Don't pay too much attention to mow story that last, however. - now about the What you 'don't buy, you can't should bo run. enjoy. Only bft Mure that you can rcnlly pay for what you buy, on tho Nlnotoen hundred and twenty-sUl installment plan, or otherwise. has started In with a rush which {■ • forerunner of an exceptionally THE STRANGEST story of tho prosperous year for dying year is that of Mrs. Elisa Nussbaum, 58 years old, and n grandmother. ____ _ .ie confesses that she plotcd with four others to kill her husband, older than herself, be­ cause sho wanted to marry another It is u fitting tribute to the ‘T iger” of Franco to be thus man. . . Mrs. NUB*baufn’s excuse is thnt urged to guide the- destiny of his country. Clemenccau fourty-four years of married lifo is now in his eighties but is us active ns most; men are when in her husband’s only kind act was (Pe’d like to know Why It Is that t at tha molt Inopportune mo- they ure in their fortios. He piloted tho ship of state that once he bought her some Ice nt somo wireless iCatlon smnsli- through its most trying times, the years when Frahce was cream. in on the radio and ruins a lunged in the World War. He ruled with a firm hand but The other man, it seemed, loved lutuoi solo or interesting her and waited fourteen years for o carried France through thoso turbulent times like no the huakawi t<nU*i—They though! other mun of his clay enuid hnv« rinnn — -— -r—h —~ that was long enough, so’ they .-jM-inp modi' :i r.sfir — The ‘Tiger” has' been inactive, except for writing hia In which to drive an automo- memoirs, sioco his exit from politics. There is, however, lue to tha enforcement uf tha no doubt that he has followed governmental a ffa irs very ng light oixlinancc. There and ».. should he com6 i ______ .... ....... — ■» > •“ s e e .fit to ~ — -T— i be no lft-up along this line closely sinco his ■retirement, all motoriate know and abide out bf his retirement, ho would bo able to meet th e situation. Ho would meet it, but lie would rule with an iron hand. 1 he E Imost a million dollars clear question is whether Franco would be willing in peace time It was rexllxed by tho city of to submit to a dictatorial rule? tspnviUa.from'Ua water and f l i g h t plants in 1925, tho est jrear in the history of tho deport®in Is, says the JackmnNEW WAR PLANS MIAMI TRIBUNE Ivldual will The War Depadnent's plans for slowed on record, mobilising the nation In tho'“ncxt the most costly. • owner doesn't object to war” ore based on the principle Meanwhile the ont .quarter If he esn park of “no slackers—no profiteers.” of the nation will nrntown section and can The amount of sleeking In tho e t* and tho things in It last war Is. atill remembered, “without exception industrial pccupatipn.' Md by a watchman. though men slacked far leu than bu nlso "conscription dollars. As regards profits, it is heard of at Hast ono said that .23,000 persons became resources" and “such mspiwy that millionaires out of wnr buslnis.i. necessary to control | dlvi^ehd of • It Is nlaanrd “to enuio any mili­ I All very good, m 1 percent as tary .force op to 4,000,000 mtn are obliged to nasujn m r . Will more‘ rapldly, more comnlctrly and war." And the more ment harps qn aucht mero Interest tho Aw will take In clfo rtS Our idea is that now i, time for a bachelor *to k for Governor of Taxxts,~A Gaiette. i ^* right klrtd ofTbosrrfor . , ‘ \V\W\v* t ,\\| >t*tfMaos a bill e-bets arc two be enforced. n make yon fee* a. ■ ‘ The man who tried bp. 1 something and falfiW’TTiii] ufing.his head for g change, falo Post. ------- £ U■ The really hard .thing is able to aay whethlr it ii eg tunlty a t the door or another monstrator.—Detroit New*. That effort "being made ts Russia Into the League of Ng may be Just a clever ruse toI up the League.-—Southern Lot man. ^ FED ER A L ROBBERY MY FAVORITE STORIES By IRVIN S. COBB * MOBILE REGISTER man, "you're 'you’re away nway off oir your best. ocst. It Wasn't His More Either .The line runs through tho gap This one, I think, Is old enough nearly half a mile down tho mount­ to bo entitled to n revival In ite ing below hero." _second childhood. t As the__story — ”ThntV~wh5Tc‘ H- uscd to run," runs, a venerable mountaineer re­ said the engineer, "but it seems siding near tho boundary between there was n mistake in the origi­ nal job of running Ihe line. Acr Tannossee nnd North Carolina Sat cording to tho new survey it'll pass one bright afternoon on the stile in about fifty feet from yodr' house, front of his cabin busily^ engaged In following his regular occupa­ tion of doing nothing at all. At the edge of the clearing, fifty yards away, suddenly nppeared an individual in flannel shirt nnd laced boots who aimed at the old gentleman n round burrellcd Instru­ ment mounted on n tripod, which the tiajlvc naturaljy-piistopk, for n fanf'kU tf’o ftt'JM t irtg rttfe. . Up went,both his hands. "Don’t nhoot!" he shouted, ”1 surrender/’ .»-<t “I’m not fixing to shoot," said tho stranger, drawing nearer, “"I belong to on engineering crew. We’re surveying the n ote line.” "Shukkins, son," said the old If a state government doea not Its cltiiens, whether it wiika understand or approve of the prin­ do «o or trot. The -SXCUflfl-offered for the ciple P( cutUngT-down largo-forIsTlKit there ought not to be i * * fL * tones by means of an Inheritance largo fortunes devised to ova tax, the federal inheritance tax is descendants. Nd objection to be so framed as tv do the cut­ pears Tailed J o large fortune perl ting without consent of the state, but it appear* that when they i and make off with ail the money. bequeathed by will or otherwises In order to Induce thv* state "to do fall into possession of others, tb what it may not want to do, the become obnoxious, and it la,tk federal statute will provide that, to reduce them; and, if they i if the utate adopts an inheritance very large, to destroy then! J tax, the federal government will a correspondent of thin newraaj allow tho state a credit up to a says, in a letter printed in Frtdx .maximum' o f ‘80 percent of tho Issue, Ahe object. Is to "shart t federal inheritance tax against the fortunes with those'who helped ,tax collected by the-state. -If the produce them,” and to “prom federal tax is a dollar, and tho the general welfare of the p« . .. , ™ state tax is 50 cents, the federal of the nation.” As Senitor Underwood itW tax will be reduced 40 cents, If * « » • I s y ^ ® in«uS?isfi^tirdy state _gets’ nothing. ~ The bill Is, consistent with any theory of | therefor*, a way of forcing a state ernment except that of the «t to impose an Inheritance uuc upon muniiCs." POSTALaDEFICIT MIAMI HERALD self-supporting' Is foollahpin. I cknnot be. It IK slraplg a quests as to tho way in which tb* rod] administration, p h lll. be rollrfj We American people become N fussy about taxes. There U.I way on earth of evading Um I long as wo maintain tho txiU departments of (government. I department la PY«r seif-supportit or ever will be, or oier ehonlJl The people must pay the bill. ■ should he Interested only in ka ing the bill aa low as IS comliti With good government. . There is reason to believe tl the bill is higher than it shooM in some cases, and that in otk the service is less efficient U it should - be. In tho case of I post office department there i a good many pdopis who would Willing to nay more for better i vice, and for better salaries to men and women, who are the best they., have to the ms of the. public for rather m« THE BREAKFAST TA BLE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN 1s practlcaUy self-supporting ana Investigators Peking the cause Iis not tho communion tablo of? the will be wholly so sometime. I t is doubtful whether the. pub­ of Increase in crime generally find 1church type which’ is In mind but old-fashioned breakfatu table. lic is much worried dbout whether tho source in the decrease in home the * this department, or any othfcf de­ training. The homo has largely ] There it was that the family for­ partment of tho governmoint, id merly communed—there it . was broken down—this is,tho chief | that they gathered at the ringing efllf-sun.*jorting or not. The whole cause of the crime wave, they < of the breakfast bell and enjoyed ( cost of operating this or any other agree. . 1n meal so substantial that it waa department falls ultimately upon Then comes the question, why :necessarily leisurely. At this sea­ the people, and It docs nob make much difference what method is has tho home so changed that it son of tho year the menu Included taken for collecting the cost.' perhaps sausage, or fried ham, exerts less good influedce than grits, hot biscuit or hot wafflea Tho person who buys a twe^epnt formerly T Nnturnlly tho nnswor with other incidental dimes. stomp is helping pay the expqnsea is important and no o*nc can com­ The family met thero and talked of the business of the counplain that there is lack of answeni things over—what happened .and trjf. If the two-cont stamp does what was likely to happen, and not quite pay the cost the added —thoro are dozens of thorn. Neg­ father nnd mother made helpful lect of family worship, claims one; comments. If they had homilies to amount mast bo paid in some way, the obtrusion of now Interests, the deliver they delivered them then, and paid by the person Mho buys tho stamp. There is no onp else druw of social life, the distractions With othors at tho breakfast ta­ to pay IkJ Thb ldea th at the po«t of society, fashionable mothers, fa­ ble's adjunct—the supper table. Tho office department must be made table insured the gathering thers too much engrossed in busi­ i laden thero of the. entire family and Ita. ness, iny others. menu clone preventedhastening Still others assert thst homo from it. SOUTH BEND, IND training has ceased because there, _ Now the family breakfast has al^most ceased in many families. is practically no real home In the There is no breakfaHt bell; the I f that court'should No one should bo surprised that cal error, thep 'the who! case of mnny families. The mem­ brcakfnst has- become Europeanorganized crime has a . grip'on tho xFnjust be startod over bers are attracted elsewhere by izod and lightweight and tho uublarger cltlep, that law is losing its By tbelr power to «apl society, by moving pictures, by at­ btan tin Is of yore are no more. In their place are ready prepared respect, and that public opinion Is tendance on lodges and churches foods such as shaved corn, bloated scornful of the agencies or Justice. and uplift societies and by auto­ wheat, desicated chaff, de-vltaiNo one need look farther than mobiles. The homo hi not much ized a* quickly ___ cereal, with * * cooked tho history of a very famous caso tqor* than a lodging house—a gar­ to find tho cause of much’ of tho crime and of moat disrespect for age where humans storo themsblves when they hnvcjioMfhfiiu elsi? Two years ago a multlmllllon. to BO. '“ • O m airo and nis son ware Indicted by So much we havo all read, almost a federal jury In Washington on to rupiction, and so a new sugges­ ceases to e x i t * ; , a charge of * bribing: a eablnatof.This theory, which is. advanced tion will a tje a st have the merit of by a highly intelligent Asheville ficqr, or conspiring to bribe him, novelty. It* charges that tho loss man, will bear examination, to any to give away the people’s oil fields. Hero was a crime which,'hud'alt of home Inf luencu is directly trace­ the least. Certainly it Is that tho t h n r x u r n t l n l * n t I r o n . n n I f I t 1V O M family table is not in most cases able to the abolition o f-the com­ what it was—and certainly It was munion table in iy hofee. an Unportarit fsctoi; in home life. PROVIDENCE NEWS ’■ surprtsturn out ^"f y«ni Moscow imyi n rit tax U relievo peo^nts ® Preanmi what they have, left.—Wall Journal. WHEKLER^PERSEGUTION ENDS nDfMn iMJVinn u rm o too laxy to worry “ It seems Impossible that once were the billy food poor. Chico (Cal.) Repot n dir FRANK MUNSEY leaves his millions, nobody knows yet how back at Sanford, the.city promising. many there are, to the Metropoli­ tan Museum of Art in New York City. although it come too! That will into-ost the art dealers * The “Tiger" To The Rescue . e, of tho world. It interests less the V . ------•? our joy, and havo it, France's Appeal for a strong man to lead it out of its pres­ me n that worked for him. : hope ahead of one. ent crisis arising over tho financial policies of the nntion, Ip SECRETARY MELLON, who becoming pronounced. Tho trying times have caused th« kuowr mnr" about real businasn 0w load of grief Would 1“ V, 1 V |* / . * '• French to scour the country for a lender, but thuH far their ! from hon China nnd then back grief we are to bfar search has been unproductive. I the. nth"” way than anybody else *» ^ i not In^ mystery, At this timo France has no outstandintr lenders. The coun­ in th». United States, wishes tho at has enough of care— try Js overrun with "average politicians,” and her best men world a happy new year nnd says Lhe future always wtfar wo are gulnj; to have it. like a clouded moon. arc too old to appear as rescuers, while the young ones lack Continued nnd increasing prosaaws too SM liati too inn expcrlanco. Some foreign observers, the Literary Digest k not to» L know much erity In the United States, nnd "'■bon, . i pomta,out, hcUevu that if Frgnco had ju st one man who was otter conditions abroad ns well ns Mr who would core to face tho gfent e n o u g p j establish a dictatorship, It might be the best homo, arc included in his prcdicyvsrs ■ Yho know tho sum of all their tiling1that could happen to the nation. " ” From tho very beg caso against Senator ^ ’not a prosecution but Uon. a persecution uni pqnish the man from.) the part he jrtayed If Harry .Daugiicrty. 0( tana o' jury speedily oc Senator, notwithatandlr remarkable efforts n t t ment of Justice to corn having used hiq office'] That verdict ought to. onaugh and would.* c emuigli if justice and I vengeance had bceu tu>> Instead of closing thi the Department of Jit tor Wheeler is cleared on all tho charges agtinst him. But who con forgive tho Department of Justko for tha mart it has played! Evi­ dently tne political venom in that department did not disappear even 'v|hen Pre i dcnt,4 Coolidgo ,woa forced by piiblie opinion to kick tho Ohio gang out of it. Mr. Coolidgo stood for Harry Daugherty long after the latter’s name had beepmo a stench In the nostrils ox - ‘the American people. We ore nqt pre­ pared to say thnt this fact W jfpyj* have had some effect mi the p,quls of those who Infolded Uit.DppArtntent of r.i'lu r than'Jflgh'J®6 rlendsrest chance of a decision^ H the’indictment - The appeal, court of npjjea �IISS GEORGIA M OBLEY INHONOROF MISS GLA |he loveend Mr*, gracious v Mien Elolic Brady, Maurice mk lYlmblsh and Mr. McQulnn formc ,.a P, ed a party at luncheon. Mr. and * i M r s . Norman De Forest and 7 T r daughter. Mr*. A. M. DeForeat and . "V -,T Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield made, up l.at 10 party * ”■“ > '* M S "” ^ W & U "member* Tniett'wermm tm jr tbowr a t runchw^fetho* MMr. Voorheeg^a Therrlault, C. w Metno- N W1i„gmit A1 Lm . Hodgson Ball, f \ J . G. Ball, and BiUle Ball compoa- Ugh scare prixi when nho entertained 1»t Jjrldgw at ting for the $ ntr heme on Oak Avenue,- honor- we* Coty’a noi Lingte was tho Wilson was presented a .vanity tables of player*. ': dresser. Mt; and a lacy boudoir pllBaskets Of, erijuislfe. pink roses, combined '.with yellow narcissus, Foliowfngt tba tame, the tables were laid with embroidered cloths, and refreshment#’ of chicken aalad, olives, cheese ballk, aaltines, ice*, cake and eoffe were served t the hostess assisted by Mrs. obleyV* Mid. Harry Wilson and Mis* Martha- FoX, -Mis*'Mobley received her guest# S Meeting* A t Woman's Club Tuesday To Be One Of importance The meeting of the board of managers a t 10 . o’clock Tuesday morning, marks thi beginning of Woman’s Club activities for the new year. . Many new and -inter­ esting plans win bo carried out lh Club Is Entertained By Mrs. George Bishop ARRIVALS MONTEZUMA - . ' rine Collins, Athens'] Ga.; _Mrs. G. V. Brown. New >r. and Mrs. Thomas Morsoriville;; Mr. and Mrs. J . rd, Jacksonville; K. H. Jacksonville; W. W. Wright, i# MrsfTJsisy Martin, Jacki; Ray Stephens, Jackson6BM IN 0LE . Went,- City; Mr. and Mra. iLcmolr. City; T. L. Towier, Rec, B. Sofer, JacWdhvB!*; C. J , Gray, Jacksonville; [Osteen, New Smyrna; H. a, New Smyrna; .Harry S. an, i''Pittsburgh, Pa.; P. In, Pittsburgh,' Pa.7 "Mr. k. J . Wernikoff, Jnck.-u.nI W. Smith, Winder, Gn.; Mira. E. D. RInbardt, At-, 1 ; Wr W. Walter, Orlando; ■ervey. Charleston, S. C.; ■rvey-. Charleston, S. C.; . * l^ NItiaaItBSWII# iji Vise R. H: Schoffer, West I). A. MacWhlrter, A.’ Lea. Atlanta; ihter; John Parriah, f Mrs. C. L. Hall, Ruth Weed, Tampa; North. Tampa; Sam im pa-T. M. Hender; K. C. Otchicy, MorZCTyL. Stcurart, Mor­ [ Williame, ,Sanford; Jim •Id. W«at ..Palm r Beach; krone* . Mt- Ndeon, Mol•W. M. ’ Calloway, Atlan>h J . Morgan,' Jaeksonvlllej K. S. /AllWrgor, Miami; Rouse; S t Pstcrsberg; Mr. M . Martin,; Glen Springs, [Mr*. E. Haier and Mina len Springs;-N. J .t H. E. Atlanta, Ga.; A.;C. Wither[Atianta; George B. NelU ford, Cano,; James V. Stanf o rd. Conn.; Mr. and i A. Elliott, Chicago; Sara Chicago; Mr*. Je ff Thomsma City; Mrs. 0..tam aripaj Mr. and Mrs. Eh Gonr., Miami; W. J , Hall, 8anf. B. Bishop, Dunedin. _______L^u. |N CIRCLE TO MEET - Old Father Time with his hour glass, decorated the tally carda, and whhn Korea were added-after a spirited game of bridge, It was found that the high score prise, £ dainty vanity, had been won by Miss Margaret Wight of Cairo/Ga. The low score prise,, a purse rixfl bottlo of perfUIKe/ went 1tT.‘ Miss Claire Zachary. Refreshment* of pineapple but­ terfly salad, sandwiches cut In the various card symbols, olives and hot chocolate were served by. the hostess'- after the card -game. Those enjoying this pleasant aftClaire. Zachary, Carmeta Barber, Emily Griffin, Lena Belle Hagan, Katherine Sym tries, Margaret Wi; Ruth Kent meetings for social greet­ and Mrs. James Bel le of DeLam business ings, but as the meeting of this week is to have Mias Watters' il­ lustrated lecture on the city of Paris for its program. It is planned With Dance Saturday to invite members and their guests Among the many social af­ fairs of the past wftk, one of . ex­ ceptional pleasure was. that of Sat­ urday afternoon when Mrs. C. D. Bishop entertained the members‘of the Fortnightly Bridge Club at her lovely home.on Magnolia AvOnue. Red Rosea and fragrant narcis­ sus were uted“ n charming profus­ ion, in the epaCioua living room whero the card tables bad been ar­ ranged. The afternoon passed— all ..too quickly In the absorbing game of bridge. After counting the Korea, Mrs. Georg*-A.~D«George Ar-De Cottes, was given the prise for high score, it being an elaborately embroidered guest towel. The consolation, also a towel done in Maderia embroldery£ ibu fell to the lot of Mrs, Harry ery, B. Lewis. Mrs. Bishop served a delicious By Tri Delta Members snlad course with fruit cake and - " ‘ -■ecoffee at th l conclusion o f . the The last but not the least of the game. The guest* .included only many social eventa given for the the mombers of tho club. college set, was the informal dance given Saturday evening by the Mrs. Peck Entertains members df"the Tri Delta Sorority, it being held at the new City With Lovely Bridge Holl.‘ ~ '"* ' Holiday Parftr Frid ay Evening walls of this spacious room, and formed a lovely setting for this doMost enjoyable in every way lightful affair. - ‘ was the bridge party given on FrtTho music-was .unusually good, being furnished by. tho . Seminole Syncopators,. Feature d a n c e * being two tables of players. X, Tho room*, whero the card tables were placed, ware bright with^ baskets and bowls of golden calendulas and greenery. The score cards were done in floral de­ signs In keeping with the . color motif, which was also carried out in. the refreshments. Of exceptional interest was the game of bridge played daring the evening, the |op score print for the ladles, being awarded to M n. Eugeno.Tittle, while Grant Wilson was presented the men’s high prise. .T-S-, m - re 1 Following the awarding of the A ik i* mm' prise*, Mr*. Peck served a temptjn jr *ala<i couree with hot choco- Much Dynamite Is Used For Blasting At Miami Suburb Those enjoying the cordial hos­ pitality of thia young hostess were Mr. , and Mra. Grant. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Tittle, Mr. and Mr*. Donald Whitcomb of Aiken, " ‘a E. C., and Mri Peck. ’■' Unemployed Miners _ Hob Several Stores GABLES. Fla., 4* * • ICORAL s U It A L # U T A J J lJ lU O a * l ® < » iJan. f P ile —( ^ —Approximately 10 tone of dynamite have been used each week for thepsat four years In blasting at Coral Gables without an iceldent of any ltlridrf;i This was the statement of W. S. Lockridge, foreman of one of the Hasting *gangS'**t work here in transforming the undeveloped sec­ tion of Coral Gables Into a mlnia- / OJtACE BAY, N. S , J a a , 4.— (^>__qn*. , tpra\.wai burned and Mverai looted WT’ l^OO unemploy-co*l, nilntra last night. The raid* followed a meeting of the miners at which, the urgency of their need was expressed. No ’ar­ rests were mad*. r' v A store was burned in New Ab­ ■lay morning at 10:30 erdeen. In both Grace and. New m Garden Circle of the erdeen. Iry both Grace Bay, New will meet ■ J a c k ^Ellsworth at her tJaSJSG JSS!& gin. Mrs. D. L. Thrasher, Mrs. H. B. Lewis, and Mrs. F. E. Roumlllat, the hostesses of the afternoon, will be at the club/gg 2:30 o'clock, and will be glad.t<dlee every club membe* present. These monthly business meetings are tho occasions ,*et ‘Xor; « n .«eDisrtiTiMsriUjJjto come together, and leant of the entire work that J s being carried °n. and are important to the wonian who wishes to ,keep herself well informed a* to what the club la planning and doing.. M issXeah W atters Is Praised ByMrs.Brown As Lecturer Of Note MEMPHIS, Term., Jan. —A denunciation of “Tho tlon of war,” adopted by whelming, vote of the yoi plaV convention of tb * » Eplscoptl*; church; was tk Personals ■.n "Vtsakar. < - Mr. and Mrs. J . E . Bridges, Clay Brid#t*^ohn Bridge* and Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gordon of Bridges who have Been the gtiesta Ariel, Pa., announce the birth of of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Zachary holidays, left Saturday morning for a daughter, Dee. 87. ond Mrs. A. K. ^Fowgi for the Miss Emily Bailey -leaves Tues­ their home at Rkbigh, N. C. day afternoon for Salem, N. C„ Mlsma Mary Elisabeth Puleiton, Georgia M obley,H elen Vernay, Mae and Mildred Holly, Olive Miss Bessie Zachary leave Newman. Maud .Lake and Sarah day afternoon for Bristol EvOlyn Williams leave Monday aftwhere she Is chaperon at eroon for Tallahassee where they will resume their studies at FlorMlsa Emily Linjrte left Monday Ida State College,fot Women afternoon for Tallahassee where eho will resume her studies at Flo-1 rida 8tate‘ College for Women. The Price Is Right Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Turner and /amity of Burbank, spent the week end here with Mrs. Turner’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Me- *«M fUK For jo e r Cans VT& yoor « . a w s t SANFORD Sanford, F lo . \ •• . , * ‘ **!'■1H Mrs. Arthur Manhall returned home on Saturday evening from •7i f\r*4«a* •%r Washington, D. 0 .; where the spent the past three weeks with her slstere. 4 '* * ' 710 W. First S i. Phon#-47arir r Mrs. A. H. Stone, who has been spending the holiday# here with her1family, left Monday for Gulf­ port,'Miss., where the will resume [erlcH chln jrsn h* college there. * ^ ^ »«4, * -. n LU M BERYA RD 2tG E . Second Street Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Roumlllat. of .Daytona, were the Week end guest* of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Rou­ mlllat at their home on Palmetto A complete line of Cypress and Pine . Framing Vernle Revels, a member of the Sheathing faculty of tho v«ro High School, biding v. was the week end guest of Mr. Vv*p ' ijr, and Mrs. W. f. Hughoy<and Mis* FlooringEsther Hughey at their home on Cellingtw '**7^ -raj ... ,> Fifth Street, F in is hi;( . J’ , *.'■Vf^PLc1' Afr* • 1 —* Mouldings \f.'.’ * <t ■k*>; . ' * Mr. and Mrs.* William Moore Lath Scott, and their guests. Miss Louise .. ;> . Sarles, Miss Leona-Carman and Brick .Jqc James, have returned from a delightful week ewd'mewr tklp tb iH io X vf-m Tampa and SL Petersburg. 60 acre-* of land on hard *nd rmllread near large i division, price per acre 42 acres of land, ten scree In fine five acres, right op railroad #nd proposed highway near 8 ford ready to subdivide, p r i c e - ---------------100 lota, west fltat sweat Vith* five hundred frontage on same, tho very beet boy in the #Hy, price JIW , Twg tote.corner Thirteenth.and,Palmftto, 114x117,, — ,17A* * Miss Margaret Wight, who has boon tho guest of Miss Claire Zach­ ary for the holiday*,', left Saturday afternoon for her homo at Cairo, enroute to Washlgtonj D. C. whero she attends school. .- , -; ■., ■ W .’ F. Mobley, who has been apanding several months with his son at Jacksonville, will arrive hero on Tuesday for an exUnded stay EMBROIDERY PACKAGE o u t f it Views 1926 Royal Society Embroidery P Associated Ihamber o f lody contend 2, Block 7, Mellon ott A venue/ _'■O Hfi Ifn :1 ri T 4cgKi<ul R EA L ESTA TE AND JN V E B for their ftom«s today. »ww Monroe Hutton, Mrs. 3 Mrs. O m it Wilson and J Ogijvlo of Fort fiy e n . Lewi* I. Hughey who hat bean spending the holidays hare with hi* parents, M * .and Mrs. W. I. Hughey left Monday for Gaines­ ville whete he wfll resume hit studies at the University of Flor- Mist Leah Watters, who gives the “English-Lake Country and Her Poets", the first of a series of three lecture* at the Woman’s Club on Jan. 8 at 4 ‘e’clock ha* delighted many southarn audience* in the former year*. ’ Mr*. Anne Van New Brown, head of the municipal Library, who hoard Mias Watters! Address before the state .librarians’ asso­ ciation In Orlando last March, fay* “L am glad to indorse Mia* Wabters as one of our best speaker* at Otir association Ik ' S r dratlon to all Ills, S. C., Ne\ _____ . ; , jgaMtHsb Lake Country* and Her Poets’’, was handled in a moat interastlpg manner by Mis#‘ Watters, .whose fine voice and talent In word minting, coupled- with the use of vely stereopti.con slides portray­ ing the wonderous landscapes, and homes of the poets, fairly carried her listeners beyond the busy strife of life end they walked and lived with these great poets of nature. Many choice bite from the pens of the various authors were beau­ tifully rendered, serving to deep­ en and strengthen the love in her audiences for these poets and for the greet out of doors of which ao many of them wrote.” : Agf# League Of Nations Is Bathing Favored ByM ethodist Young People’s Meet Covers. One promisee the theater father shot. WlUoo b «n 9 after tho rfreasiona. of *kc won tho hone. In <mt~ ition, which Emily Stamped underwear, children's, d runners, buffet sets, vanity sets, ai All new deBignrand staraped on fi , . i . . . m '. j l , range fro �*W d firm: J 19.45; J , 'uses To Talk Kof P r** went Will Be Made Public fted fashion Id al.par.nt itlon o f a faVorable rrccjrt new model* a t Uw K i f omobllo Show thia.w rtk. h lh le r opened two point* M ktnil Motors, I l - t and LONDON, Jam* NotwiUuJan.lmg repent d«nUl«, tt-U «t JdreiL > [nfiTTnairTmiir •hdj homo fro*'p h u u dW tt-sI vWtXondd* in the sprttnf and that shortly afterwards there Northwestern, which opened r ts in Milan where Uja» come the announcement that point higher. . ^ ^ peace, hide eyed, red the' Princo, of Wales has chosen rr of a Jewish merchant Northern Pacific 4>4s and Belli Romania, With whom 4 more and Ohio refuadjag 5a j e n a friendly Urns. Zyxl* a niece of £b« king of Sweden; former raorgansbc wife After redent denials that she would among the other iasuea to attaix new peaks, whiU a steady demanc prince, baa remarried, marry the Prince of Wales, there continued for Chicago and Westert gate a dinner to his were aorrestlona of an eneageat a b«tel last eight.**! aient'toH rV H btr. Princo Henryk Ihhtceee Aatrid is, one’W ' the t few^rbjhlUcs who la jllpiMe b f religion to become Hhe consort of - the-heir apparent to the British" , throne. Se already is well known ^ 180 Radio O fh lM jlM ts p Wphc^o Co, and D u P d p tS j| {8 ^ ^ n V < > rB O . Foreign c x c h m m t^ ^ M F tirni with -a jump of nearly >W points to ra t 'cents in French frbrtca >a IJj« outstanding feature. i abdication, Carol o motored togvth- tJS& JySP* Z t l j* && opal' and'den ied I f Weller faRpt) a technical charge of rcacW ar again* union. Wales, howm r, is apparently sentimental. It is authoritatively stated that several years ago ho told King George and Queen Mary, that ho would not marry any one unless he loved her. and that any* wuy he did not wish to tic him* self In the bonds of wedloci. until ho had made his tour of the cn* tire empire. The prince is 31 years of age. it hof been hundreds of years since the heir to the Jlritish tnrftno reached this stage of life without having lnly:n a consort. GIVES lip p u b I kT u f e PEKING, Jan, ----- Mar­ shal Feng Yu-Hslang, whose con­ trol of Peking and moat of Chipill province was established by his re* cent victories, today Issued n cir­ cular ita tif^ that ho is giving up public life and going abroad short­ ly. A Boston book clerk reading that tho only copy of Poe's Tam­ erlan* was in the British Museum hunted for a second copy. *• lie found it and bought it with nine flir Frederick Maurice uther books for . $1X0. He sold above Wellington as a Tam$rlano for $1,080, Ao few years ago It brought $11,000. E NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 4.—(>P)— Cotton futures opened steady: Jan. 10.00; Mnr. 10.48; May 10.03; July 18.73; Oct. 17.92. ' ' • fgm9fcR5*. on tnie Upenmg of celpta 13,01.2; extras Ants 40®41; do storago unquoted; fresh gath­ ered firsts 38@39; do storage 33® 84 *4 1 fresh gathered seconds 36® 37; do seconds and poorer atorago 306)32. Cheese firm; receipts 70,003 pounds. 1 CHICAGO, /an. 4.—(A7)— flogs receipts 48,000; moderately active; mostly steady! few sales weak to 40c lower;/hipping outlet broad; big packers Inactive; bulk desira­ ble 200 to 300 pound butcherers, $11.80(0)111.70; majority 150 to ISO pound selection* . f 11.75® $12.00; bulk better 140 to 150 und kind $12.00®$12.25; parking ws largely $0.30®$10.00; killing pigs $12.60 down; heavy weight nogs $10.D0®$I1.45; medium, $11.300111.76: light $11.50® $12.10; light lights $11.10@$12.30; packing sows $0.00®$0.80; slaugh­ ter pigs, $12.00®$12.50. ' ’ H U L IC K and H U LICK amery higher than extras 47*4 48; do extra 92; score 47; do its 88 to 01; score 44®40*4; Wd by the Rumanian govern* ; to eeneo Kls attentions to tho bat he Is said to prefer to up Jils rights to the throne, her advices are that princess » shortly will atart proceedto divorce Carol. The under­ ling'In Athens Is nyw that aho remain at the Rumanian court devoi# her attention to her goi) yrhp takes Ida father’s as successor to Ferdinand. r», studied tfco h S F ° t chief, D r lfowai Our heartiest felicitations are exte •' r that at had decided not to aujr statement with regard 'renunciation. With some ty he declared that the do­ ll his doings printed In tb j ■pan .ware fundamentally id that titty constituted propaganda. a said to have flown In( when Informed that hit lag Ferdinand, announced ra council that he bud ibis rights to the throne, t udviciit say that both •ml yuien and the cabreassuring the people. dent o c q M ^ , Cardinal Merrier the World War/ stomach, •tlleqiui expressed forlfti; Noon Stock Llat Allied Chem. L Dye ...... American Can —..— ....... American Sugar .............! American T &. T .... J — .... American *V°olfen __ ___x Baldwin Locomotive ...... licthieham Steel ..... Com Products ................. . L 4k N ...... Mat........... Pennsylvania .............. ....... Southern Pacific ........ -. Southern Railway .......... . Studobnker ................ —.... Standard Oil of N. J ......... U. S. Rubber ..................... U. S. Steel . ............- ...... Chicago, Jan.. 4.—(A*)—Poqjfry alive steady; receipts 4 cars; fowls 23®30; springs 31; turkeys ',30; ■\ CHICAGO, Jr ftj^ fc U P roosters 17; ducks 24030; gjtosc I.lVofpoof rirfotatrflnk*immt 180)20. unexpected advance, tho mCfur rtn uIce: ondilion, fc|V4 market here took an early awing upward today. A liberal 'decrease in the amount of wheat on'ocean passago attracted notice and -so, too, did reports of unwelcopied further rains in Argentina najwell ns serious floods In western EurTho buying in Chicago was of a general character. Opening pri­ ces 2*» to 3*«c higher new style, May 1.81*4 to I.82?« and July 155 wero followed by something of a setback and then by fresh up­ turns. Corn and oats wero firmer, sym­ pathizing with wheat strength de­ spite tango receipts of corn here, 1.148 cart> lifter opening half to 87 to 87*4; tho „ jtftlW b k u p , Ua wheat con* niarket recorded somewhat CLYDE A .5 , . | t 4 .•)#> iO fc v ,iu v * .f-rion : (/I- success attend the operation o f this, the first Resort H otel o f the Sanford district’ y j? 7UU3.'"'.' :i; •' ^ iVJ i* s' A U T R E Y , Mayor > .. 7 �1 r, a Of •Imi i« t th e l ‘ M IM j 1. « W m id % u t h e S R ra w la C o u * . * JLr r * . A' d J a n u a r j Amm Amfl. u n of r n lt or lalnoU >. C r j h •« lunehaMi .a m '*Vi» -OTTKjl. BP Solicitor mr the Com pii Henry W. Zweiftl ef T«.k It* bclnv groomt ktorial candidate by prominent UV* ‘M9 rtpublktns. Is w V» 9« loni district attorney who tcainrd fame n Ingham re Ur la prosecuting oU. jrtHndlers, and temoon' from B tm lttf te fr , » la . the G. 0 . P. leader* hope to cash BnehWfi who ha* in on the democrat’* split over tfie Fergusons. r. The board of named h ite t.,. lng from B '«&kusia«n the Chamber of aw on If one UITTWr, «»T» ■ *«»iruber of Commerce, on the benefit to - a •m the united action iber of a Chamber of PMW 2«0-W. 814 Myrtle At*. to K. run . v n cro s BXTTSIt TBAM IOOQfB assesses* JZ = C = . 4* •: ■ ■ * > ''* •* 'I a»•. . the annual mecl bet of Commerce* owsrd fatVfl 1 ■ iemayer, J. A. BUUh)e, meeting of the orgtil on Mom W. Henck and Mr, . o u tla y 'fit'fyj, l»rij IH JfA i ,nii r j meeting of lb® AaaoclaUdn H i t rman was oloctad Mr*. Frank Pondu vieeand Mr*. George Stoneitary and treasurer. Apof commltteaa ta'to be f the Lyman 8chool. .1 auttu * o r. M k& upon the Successful opening of ; . . * it"’ ,V/4..,*5Pi V’V >/ ^ / •’ Sopliomore £ { * “ •" wit* \ ,, i A VjV i on the tHxle. r . f^•u -%•*' '/'.»r , in ivid Wentworth at •ChrUtma* »i. ~ >a, *% -aSHn �‘ t f r / > . I 'f*. e r r ----------- . «m w JT £ * • ix*, * • m m f r :7 * T he opening of the new hotel marks an ew era in the City of Sanford. Tourists from all parts of the country will come, seeking a wider life, a bigger opportunity, health and happiness. T h e Hotel Forrest Lake will be the home of the winter tourist. Many of them will want to build homes here. It is natural for them to build in the immediate neighborhood of the new hotel. Fort Me|Ion is destined to be the tourist center of the t i t y of Sanford. A . P . C O N N E L Y & SO N S, Sales Agents FORT MELLON will be placed on sale B E A R IN MIND: T h e greatest profit is made by th e early investors Make your seelction section on opening day. J ill �T H P ,f l 7 T i i , i Of PastTw ■V !W 32Bp!(* low Those o: ^ ■ in f7 r ia rrL AJ1 y-Five Years any Centuries Flying Machine, Aul Submarine Are No BC,TON, Jan. 4.— High Prof. Curie and hi* wife Marie , • ■ e r hill. • ctutury ago, Sklowska Curie. New Smoke Signals .f a l of smoko sent its Where the red man’s smoke sent Bo a band of rcd-palnted its signal )nto the sky now stands touched In a forest. ■ the of thc foro3t> a huge tower, taller, than the high, Bbbrlously, came an cmi- est tree of th r otd-foreits. From K in, four or five crudely the tower, man sends his messag­ | bowls of wagons, drawn es to his fellows In invisible smoke that flashes across oceans H ln f oxen* K swift arrows whistled In the twinkling of an syo. Twenty-five yean ago the h the air. The struggle was d. j Man in his native ele- world laughed at Goguemo Mar­ conquered man, the in­ coni and a little group of men who believed In radio. Now In •many k's mind proved swifter a farm'home along tho route of the old schooner train, a family ■its around the box that brings stories of the world’s work and aongs o f the world at play.' Twcnty-flve-yeara ? The world was indeed amused when it. read about Darius Greeh and hia fly. Ing machine, but mor* amused at the Wright brothers for following Darius’ example. To fly was to die. Wings to carry man through th e,air? Well, hardly. But 25 Knan, the Invader, beaten years have sped—and man flies. [■elements into Inventions Msn flies, so does time. On the Id send man, the native, spot where the first, immigrant r In flight. The inven- train met fate, a red school house th« past 25 years, and was reared. Twdnty-flvo years sticsl development, over- ago, a bright-faced boy risked his II the inven tlons of the life to get to that school house. o for hundreds of years His wsy led across a road that was hardly more than a path, with the dawn of tho twen- a narrow footbridge here and iry, the knife of medical there across some xrosen- stream. Efldent though It was, The boy returns itoday to Ith only a general knowlan’s ailment. But now' spend the New Year with the fam­ s defined. The X-Ray ily. He whlsxcs In his automo­ »y William K. Ro- bile along a highly polished pave­ ment, roars through a. culvert Paris laboratory In 1805, whertv the old* bridge stdod and atlnts worked to give the past the barn, that Dobbin long wonderful new chemical ago gava up to a new flro-brcathradium,' an element that Ing beast that rolls. ■b rare that It Is being ■ High above the barn another □round tho world from engine hums. The boy of 25 years to hospital, where It *Is ago would have run awa;iy a t the o treatment of cancer, sight of this monstrous : other diseases. Its ho takes ont -his watch, been-'put at $8,000,000 with tim thought that the The scientists were right on tim e again, Ainonoeiu. TftE . THE PAJDIO AEGOW.MK i 180IL-. Wmmamm Steam and gasoline and elec­ tricity have changed the world. Hero, of Alexandria, played with a steam tiy In 120 B. C., but it was 1700 yearn before a practic­ able steam engine waa invented. A little more than 100 years ago Fulton applied the steam to a boat ' and It moved. World old sen tra­ ditions were shot to smithereens, when FUlton's crude crsf( paddled along .In the Hudson.' McCormick’s reaper is nearly 100 years old, but it took the gen­ ius of application.of the twentieth century to roll reaper and threshrr into one and hitch-a-tree ter to inventor It to do in a few hours work that once took long days. Gutanbarg invented a printing press In 1450. The twentieth cen­ Jefferson C o tury press grinds out thousands of newspapers a. minute. The work Prosecutor wB of a minute in the twentieth cen­ tury would have taken Gutenberg A gainst G a m a lifetime. % Daguerre, In 1830, gave the world the secret of photography, but not until the twentieth cen­ it to take wl tury did man turn this invention to a common Inngungo of pic­ he thinks necessary In t tures that today [Booms on every cd refusal of B. J . Ham« Main Street in the world, movlee. ecuting attorney of Jaffa And it took the twentieth century ty, to flie information wl to learn how to send pictures lead to the trial of Mjnw across the land on- the wings of brothers, Ellis Hameric tomey of Okeechobee, lightning, the telephoto. Hamerick, a dentist of 1 Terrible Inventions for alleged violation of War, with its terrible Instru­ law. ments, stands as a blot on the Tho three roan were a first -twenty-five years of the cen­ tury, when man turridd hla inven­ deputy game commlsaio tio n to destruction. He changed Saturday for shooting d tho tractor into o tank, devised Lake Mlccossukee. The mnchlnes that pouted bullets in 'a hibita the shooting or swift stream. Invented gaa and all Its deadly. Implements and protec­ tive devices, built flame projectors dors and Big Berthas that from a that could sear a regiment to elndistance of 75 milfr^tore build­ county court, ings and men to pieces. Ihunal must either I Time flies and the things of the sd on indictment of ti twentieth century already seem |ury, or upon tnformatlc old. But none who lived twenty- filed by tho prosocuting attaint flvo years ago know what a pul- Tho grand Jury. It was stated, u motor was, or a submarine, or a not convene until Jane. war tank, a tractor, an electron, a Rabbi to In the .high Ci hydropifiAe, a machine gun, a Lib­ Mountains have put on their erty motor, radiotelephony or an shoes for a hard winter. > crcstores, csled snowshoo tt airplane. i ^The world smirked s^m en who have long S]Trending toes, winter or© covered witS sat tinkering with, strange toys back in. 1800. ■i •m L' K qE2i M * ' -1 v?-^' * V-'. ■w . 41.- } depends for its success upon the excellence of its appointments and that indefinable atmosphere which is term­ ed “home-like”— that atmosphere which is the earmark of good management. > ’ ’ - ,7 *’ Vv . ‘ . ’■* • 1 % „ , -v , ’ T h e Modern Millwork Plant depends for its success upon its ability to furnish that class of millwork which will appropriately adorn the most modern hotel or the most beautiful home. We call attention to the woodwork in this hotel. T h at in the lobby is of selected R ed Gum, America’s most beautiful Wood. In the balance of the building the woodwork is genuine Gulf Red Cypr . t, . 1 . 1 1 1 I V carefully kiln dried and properly worked* - Our company, in furnishing the cor struction o fth e H O T E L F O R R E S T Li did monument to their progressiveness arii M1LLWO FA G TU RERS Jca, Florida �•i- ’ a K * *■ • ».**'»• /, » • i * p *1 • * » . .VM' * ' i r . ^ $ 3 $ ? i a . ? 1, 1 , j i* ■• ,-| , r . , • -| /!v a v **v - r ; * r ‘ i ,* • , , : ■» . i < w S tu B B I n * * * * % * t * /r ■* jff ‘ * *i , t ,: j * . ; V r t * r * £ ... u . # 1 ■ ;. V ? • * '! • ': < • f *W 1' * tm U w >y fW * 4- ■ > •“ U • i U ^ I 'T >■ V • • .* tjr l i ^ l . t* .i u t l L i u w Y id *n 5 itin iiittrt£ L r c m m r E ! ^ m H "!: : g ii j i lt it tt M U IU U D M IU I E X T E N D T H E I R H E A R T IE S T F E L IC IT A T IO N S T O H U L IC K A N D H U L IC K A T T H E O P E N IN G O F T H E ’rMt V .?> . f *•'* ,. 9 it y *i * #* *. ■ . *y JiWMFS ♦♦ V M M ............. i^ f. I. �mum y became WOTM and decided to torn hone. TWnktng ha would O f T a k in g W hen Cash let* B e ca m e Si CA tofeRS ? !T .7 l S % i tig p ^ jt e s a : 4m W f t t U jf iS T li; B K S T Jfe K ™k H Wherf the two arrived at tiU v - w . w. --- — who arrived In ihrille, a small community rfear a bank and obtttn?d the key* ■Olh Klmsay ao lit tould act I t A ort while. later, Baird returned * Kimaay and accompanied him to of the father* aleo tojQ. 1 Simple and-fetching la" this little pull-on bet o f felt for sports or the of the progress stre e t Perfectly plain,, except for ■uffrsge and of the metal ornament at the front, But sh e still i* it In equally attractive in grays or ** contend kaaim a Federation of Business and Pro­ fessional Women's Globs snd the National Association of Women's Lawyers, f ■ ' .$ & home/’ idltlons, under which • privacy; lack of ra­ ng and ignorance of While Tttmsey was being examin­ ed. Baird excused himself and was not teen here again until the of* fleers returned with him je sterdsy. It Is believed here that the bank eashiqt had been poisoned. T T fi- i r a i i f j n . l a a i a i l L L Iw L W _ ____ ..... 1,0 rnrorcTTO quKKij nOw€TfTr Soon after Baird's disappear­ and inqulried If there wma an open­ ance, the loss wax discovered, at ing here for a physician.-Learning the bank and officers got onto UUt Cashvilla was without a pby- the trail of fha "physician." o m a m • ' J' .1 w , * vriMrf«.Tn * $ 4 V U w isk j* ^ 1 wi \ ,. *f > * w f i . • y p\ * /v l > *' i m |i. ;• L. * • '£•*■•>/ ,■} i«4/ * '{’• r+ A < ^Wa4m.- W%IV*“ 'i 1ojrf •7\ yJ f fw . there and fathers should wet of parental authortaterted. ^If children tight to obey their par­ t l y it it not surprising, to refuse to obey the . n il! ! • t ’ ^ g g T .”* >*v r».m ^ S ti'A s 1 . ^ . a! 4vr-. 1 ' itivOk.* !• t '/ ’V ul* <SltW <« *7•*iV* *WVojll,< .j j i V • r t 1*1 ittp V J V o f t fWAs •’ JL»?4+**f‘ i 4 ^Lt7 r vi .re . \ »V -j4 | « ' T i ‘ V* * -' X/*w# ,Y • . **,T»•' i% ' S] . •' _* * t>. . . | w^.Vdl • *%#yi* • •$ 1 fJ*ijC VWh r ' rt*V* * orris was appointed msthree years ago. Mercy mt part in most for in all axcept T o he the home of ie ma If i • t ».* jVV*Tt ! ( ■i H pn Wi/ TAW t viS V‘ I it VA ituatloipie r the incre; *. »: H * •*Aiy' A" Lijv. ■’ .J t cient, new u Vi&k'f .\ •Jp, :S v W li ■ 4. ’ ' ,^*^v■"vji/ i ,w-. • /■ r y . - 1u|K, J\r ■ |Jh We are proud to be able to say we are furnishing the Sea Food for San­ ford’s N ew est Hotel. We also fur­ nish Sea Food for the College P irk Inn, DeLandr and T he Seminole ’ '■ H O TEL FO R R E ST LA KE • •• I Extend My Congratulations to . Bd&r f / a&9 J Ta result & u Enia d piu**, faim pnaes revoked permanentreceived •straight Jail sena five days each. Hstant counsel to the state Her, she organised the deI tax bureau. She formed l corporation to handle the K) left by Mrs. Frank M. 0 Mrs, Carrie Chapman the furtherance of woman ij.Sb # has,served as pre1 the Now York State to V|1 H U L IC K and H U L IC K "V, e.] »► *<% W E L AKA*1B U IL D IN G » •> ^ ! . ■'V* y' Ja r r V4l*i ■■ »r.•»•... rw*,ij Vfv! * . » * . ■ *>7:rs>, " At kr1wV* •» ij ' •V ; • ■* ♦ ■- •a * ' 'J * i i *! s'y ' ■v. ... i •J r >Sf ' rS-' A.4 11 y J | | ' ■ ) ( aL\%»I ■ u n ijs Vi A ■Ml . w .v+ \ > r \ .. '■■- * ; \£ :;/ .-.^ t( 1 v V* —f * ♦ >V'*f >• • • In Its Sparkle, Beauty and Durability Was Furnished By Us. Through Our ^ W e handle o] pared to provide complete silver-equipment for any es­ tablishment from the smallest to the greatest f . 4 A S K U S F O R P R IC E S r. t § JTr. ,- V*‘ ■ . him LiVrfi • \ ir v /- i V i i i ■ -" .‘ v , ■r ; . , ' b jr.-» V .V --St?-: M M M . * ■i i . J • i , _ - \r tw i ‘ *d ••• ‘7s W • ■ S•I■ r - ■ ' *'■ -''’4 : i �■ ****» msi wer* th building The Cirie Center now ineludea the city Kail, state building, pubtk library and exposition auditorium The new group, to be dedicated to the memory of Americana slain in France, fa designed In the form of temoloa of elasale beauty. De­ struction of buildings on th t site will start shortly after Jan. 1, with construction expected to be under way before March 1. The Legion building will Include a museum of fine arts. Architects have endeavored to make the in* terlor of-the opera house combine all desirable features, .The seating capacity tentatively la estimated at 8,600, but this may be increas­ ed. An attempt is beln«r made to provide maximum capacity with­ out sacrificing perfection of acconstlcs, visibility and comfort. - Announcement of the tnceesnful campaign far subscriptions at a meeting of the city’s Board of Supervisors gas attended by a resolution commending the , Safi Francisco Opera Company on tta successful reason. The company R V C .S A N O T H C R I» m u operated on two week* ago, for wbst It * w feared w u a cancerous growth. Por a time he had appeared to be eonvaleadng. He waa In hi* sixty-second rear. Gen. Hart was appointed quartefmaater-renera! In August, 1922, on retirement *>f MaJ. Gen. narry I,. Rogers, yQ«n. Rogeri died in A U D ITS SY ST E M S T A X E S O n li b e r a l c o r ftm is s io n b a s is . Within the building will be rehearsal rooms and .probably smaller halls for chamber music concerts. Subscriptions for the group started in 1920. one, Minn., but waa .appointed to tbe military academy from North Dakota in 1889. Ho served as an Phone 249 infantry and cavalry officer until the commissary - department. He Our sub-division la- undergo1900, when he became a captain in f waa transferred to the quartermas­ Ing moat aubstantfal develop­ ter corps of-the supply and pay ment and advertising. •eririft of the army In 1 9 IfT \ "' During‘ the World War. he was quartermaster of the base section Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami, Sanford, West Palm Beach, Daytona Beach. CEN TRA L FLO RID A O FF IC E 317*818 F irs t National Bank. Bldg. .Sanford, Florida. ; , i S ? G- G RA Y, R E S ID E N T M AN AG ER * - Owing to the increased cost of operation, due to higher rents, higher priced labor, and greatly increased prices on cleaner’s and dyer’s supplies, it is necessary for us to increase our prices in ;p small way in order to meet this extra expense, and at the same time give the public a good .quality of work and service, which will be the aim of all Saffford cleaners. We the undersigned have agreed th at the following prices will be­ come effective after Jan. 15,1926. Laney Dry Cleaning C o....... ............ .......110 E ast 2nd St. ■< ^ Service Pressery....,....... .............. ..... .... 416 Sanford Avc. Our Heartiest Felicitations are Extended to Seminole, Steam P re sse ry .... ..................... 108 W est 2nd St. Haddock’s Pressery......... ............................. .110 Sanford Ave. Seminole Laundry............................................123 W . 1st St. Hulick & *Diy Cleaners ................. ...................... 305 2nd St. * __ . PRESSIN G cO&LY— MEN’S Pants ... Coats •85 jVest (not aent with coat) __ 1...........15 Buita (2 or 3 pleco) Top Coats ............. erconta _ •••*•«•>••*»•*«•a• • • • aamm*••*.•«! i . t « a a a H . f • • • * * m ■* • . . . fo tZ L m * . • aa ^ H W H N M * M * a t t , M , H H < ,M .M a « a Tuck Suita '**•****••****♦.....»a*.««#• LADIES' U pleating on dresses and eto, will bo ed extra for In addition to above CHILDREN— P R E SS ONLY [Boys P au la ........... i’Boys Coats Boy« Suita (amullj Boya Suita (largo) ........ Boys Ovorcoata ............... GIrU Middy Suita (large) GIrU Middy Suita (email) ’1b Dresses O’coats .... nonthly rnlfci££ji'.* any r condition whatever, *+**&&*&r -Try~ ", ,1 I ■ ■■ '■ j ' , b o i - i u t / u s * '. The entire organization join us with the best wishes. tr Plain Dresses ........................ $1.25 Plain Skirts (colors) .........................75 up Plain SkirtH (white) ........... 1.50 Coat Suits (colors) .......................... 1.25 Coat Suits (heavy) .......................... 1.50 Coat Suits (white) :....... ................. 2.00 Capes (colors) ......... 1.50 up Capes (white or fur trimmed) 1.75 up Coats (colors) ........'.................... . 1,50 J'O ats (white fur.trim nied) .... 1.75 up CHILDREN—CLEAN AND P R E S S " Boys Pants .... -............................. r ..;f .40 Boys C oats............. _ Boys Suita (small) ......j B oj-h .Suita (large) ...................... 1.0 0 .3. Overcoats ........J ....... ........ 1.00 DYING — -................................... 2.00 ............... LA D IES’ CLEANED AND P R E SSE D !{■ /w idri) ........... ........................... 75 r> ........... - ....... 11.00 and up. Coats (fur trimmed) ........$1.00 and up *** Pants ................................. ....? .50 White F la n n e ls........................................ 75 C o a ts........ ;............................................. 1.00 Vest (singlo no coat) ........................... 25 Suits (wool) ............ 1.50 Suits (Palm Beach) ..................... 1.2B Suits (Mohair) ....... 1.25 Suits (Wash g oo d s.................. 1.25 Overcoats ......................................' ..... 1.50 Sweaters (colored) ............... „1........ 1.00 Sweaters (white) ......... " ................... 1.25 Tux Suits .......;.............. ............. 2.00 •-------------------------------------------- «--------- -:!> f SPONGE AND PRESS Plain Dresses (colora) ............. m n Dresses (white) ----------Plain Skirts (colora) ......... Plain Skirts (white) ............ Coat Suita (colora) ------------ j. [Coat Suita (white) .............; Capes \fcolora) .................. „ tats . I f .......................... .......2.50 At the — T — CLEANING & PRESSIN G — MEN’S „ Coat Siiiiti u,l° ........................ Sweaters 4.60 .to 5.00 •; 3.60 0 6.00 Discount to Hotels If deUverj., No two work to bo agera of employes. REALTY COMPANY, D EV aoPER S - ^ S L S J V ' . * •« ■ • : : i • ri r �W,4Jc * >*? it ' W ^ $ * ;* * * .'1 - J& jfjn • ¥ :u ' A s * > „ , *rim, r JHEtfr » AjBBMk*W .yj f «, yt* , . . **&• ** . ijSV W/* 3 7 r‘? w j i : ' -Ji-ri-*— iiv* ,.V» r*• • ■ Vi-:^ : } -i ,m \V V v if* * : ^ ttS$21 (f, 4. ^>Uivw\|f>|*l . <4lW oSt •* / ^ 4 .T -%• r.7v rk',/Ty fU. «*( t ’ ’• v v .J P J f J J l S ■ 'W f . 1 ___„. ____ r — ,J f ^ A \ (Uii i< n .m « < * '5 ? » .• ) —;— • ^ r ^ ' - T T ^ - .V-rC"r T* •.>?,' V : " fr * -.v ••» »1 - \ ; aK*Ju •> \ V- r f " T ■V - .-/■>•• s* • s i l f e i success « ••. 1 • , t V-* ' ^ ' .t " T ' * fc a • *• 1 V' A* t V '•. ** *■■*•.• •i 'K » J ’ u/v \ „ J **-! 1>; u- »;/ ^ UA>; . rf • ' • ■ 'V m • » I3 .*- 1 4 v\ o * >i r * a. , liR fV . f S w & tn & r^ 5* t w S jifa p f x ? ) •' m d f t s - A /ii J • / f Itw '•*r ■i ' t i X U ' [•W v . * ',u i •lj4W■• )n ' ■ ' ' • • « *- ’ ^ * A ^lP < i b jfjM,' • •(■ *,£):< :*■ rb.i •n* n E fi* trtv . A j itii* •* i *1 ' Kr* ,. V« V« / 1* *' a ftN T j 4 • <r * / • i • » ^ • t' • ■ -V -* r t ' "^ • r* ta n ' *• • ' ' ■ •y • A ... « V ;v y *r<(« » i >1 * '’ ' . u>jtfsitfr <a ,-. '' ■* '• *; ,. '• r in 5K-;*f)pW' *TO|W* r * * * ™ ■ •'V; ; {-•; * , ‘ - . wV* 4- r?:V. The citizens of Sanford ate to be congratulated upon the opening of this monument of progress. We are proud to be connected with the community that is making such rapid strides toward a bigger, busier and better Sanford. ...............1 iv ;i a ^ v i" , ; j y . k * 1 1 .y 1 sis® /,*•■ /< i" «l . RK»k', > . '< » y >• t*, • , *,\lW . 4* l••t Y ••.”» » . N /: |T,R , 1* 1 ■ f ' ® —-^W~ r Tr:~ .. \ • ••/u ‘ ■ij' ’ * v ' -f. . B W W B Ira B L t s . * * ^ # ^ 5 . * ‘ (v- iM'i W ^iijrtp iA ‘r ' .I IfiDraui •\A£\&B 0 8 S 9 �* ■ ; ■ S -' 'C 'r - j p - iC f 4 s of this progressive community w e point with pride at the opening of Sanford A M ON UM EN T O F O U R A C H IE V E M E N T W ILL A L W A Y S B E FO U N D IN T H E N EW H O T E L F O R R E S T LA JCE. T H IS E * E ^ J J F I E $ T H E C H A R A C T E R O F O U R S E R V IC ES. fl fi • S 1 r 1 n n n ir □ \ -1. CM L .1 .1 r i l l O R G A N IZ A T IO N Jacksonville �a national opera trust In fall prey to Tom In hi* wander- formed order to raise by popular subscripa fund of 1X00,000 <|2,500,Lord Justice Scrntton, when the tlon to support the adequate pro­ case ratne before Mm, pointed obt 000) duction of opera In Eofcliah. Lord that English civilization and law Londonderry-la head of trustees "had got along quite comfortably local committee* will be formed since the Norman conquest without and In all parts of tho country. deciding the status of the eat” but Grand oper* is In a- precarious ceded forwith to consider the condition in England Not only tlmi-Hlf tim e, which he sftM Has a cat full rights to ss is done in marty European coun­ roamt tries, but the government collects He decided in the affirmative and 'denied the claim of George Arthur Buckle, of Lecde, that W. 1UW low-tail coat with ta r* of age became * green trousers, a fats sword and [east In a mythical i bat tip usually as dated with ig won the champkmago In *hpst growlnit went the title of o avail themselves of tbla o f America-, was rfrj. If they walk to fheeti his right# to the i«y draw an unwelcome recognised. of attention, and if they nor had been, won taxi, fir e la an item barely livestock exhlbitlonho by the small fee each “iminve been *0 «tonUhls paid for attendance. ie academy, wishing to pre­ w ? s t « t n The "20 acre -qals wheat which pro­ vent It# historic uniform from be­ ing relegated to tho discard, has rain glren J** h.i8:„CRt ruled . th at its {fpur “jlreshmen" bantams. be Jntenutionri Hay Buckle lost Ms suit for damages shall ctrry the burden of tradition and turn out in all their glory. 1_ In two lower court# and appealed with the Bnppm orfhe'N atlonal The New Year in France starts Homing union, In spite of the court with n handicap that robs it of of appeals’ warning that the costs much favor- in the eyes of those would be heavy. who look forward to the ‘'bridges." There Is bad news In the latest A- "bridge" Is a supplementary holiday which mny be counted up­ statement by‘Sir WUUnm Orphan, one of* the •world’s most famous thinks heh own on wbdh a public holiday falls on e portrait artists, for the boya and funty pig club champion", suitable day. Thua, , when Fete girls Greenwich Village, Mont­ open competition with the days fill on Fridays and Tueedayr martreofand places who give her community, Is prefer- many houses close also on Satur­ up moat of similar nights to "learn-* days ind Mondays, giving throe big life" andtheir [that of “princess". accumulating atmos­ |rw wheat king was work- consecutive days of freedom ,to phere for artistic careers. lis cattle lot when word their employees. ' Sir William asserted that he ennst hts wheat had taken not do satisfactory work on lees kit honors for 1025. Being than 12 hours of sleep out of 24, [born, be was n’ceptlcal at and night sleep at that. He goes ki as proof came in the to bed at 10 o’clock and sleeps Koney bonuses and a huge through until 10 the next morn■ he wns convinced but Hfied. He decided that ■ n o t feed nny more of following sign:. i to the hogs, although "Tho janitor Is also a lawyer ■ 700 bushels left in the and menver in good, standing of the T arl* b sJV 'H e attends to the ■ know who sold mo my d*f<4tm) * of tpo!- Interests o f the I*, he said, commenting tenants before the civil tribunals ■ that the iucd for the and the court of appealf?’ king grain had been It In said tho janitor's room is Bth of the bonier. “I got Seldom ’ empty. Tho only cases lere In the county seven which the Janitor-lawyer refuses I and have been growing to accept ar^ those which concern pace. My field yielded disputes between tenants and the ■ to the acre this year proprietor of the apartment house. peat weighs 65 pounds to The latter pay# him a salary as l. It is dean and unikat prize winning sample a ju n ior and allows him free rent. ctly from the grnin spout manded that the government toko jwfilng machine," ine. including,the drastic measures to prevent re itea said he would* con. curronce of somo recent life losses famoba Chinan, _________ lebrflted sa_____ heartigard himself as a stock- along the Britany coaat. IIjr by RebbelsisAhavo had one of and a farmer second, but “Those disasters cannot be im­ the -Worst yvors In their history. puted tq the government,"M. Dan- The red wines, according to tho iet carefully the seed he «dicn, roported. nnd reports sent into the different mun­ Clivus rufiuncu. "The ano seas ami ’ the 1023 crop, weather, alone are responsible. At icipal offices, will equal only onean’t tell, it might hapnny rite , wo aro doing our best third, of the normal output and tho he said, after giving to entourage life-saving organi­ white wines even bas, than this "the natural conditions zation!. . proportion. .Very une^^al quntyt mderfpl country." nqusbbh? p « f ther involved meat by tin who tUck to t tom of using Ifta, that, they 1613. . In this farce be Is on the si nearly all of the four loiiff * J ipld^re, it regulation barring ponsible amusing bslibble which made fjo n e s" as wi Tuesday morning* as "Charley's A unt"1V His daughter. Betty, also appears Clemence Dane, In -‘Broadway Jones,” and his wife. dramatist, has hu HOMES—LOTS—FARM S some vegetables ACREAGE JV. •the heir to the throne to live.1' ' But the old place Is "too redplushy" for- the younger genera­ tion of Windsor’s. And they have been rather frank in saying'so. H was done over in Victorian days to conform with tho taste of Queen Victoria and is a good deal of n museum. These were the days of collec­ tors. Gifts of every sort were herded together In houses with the result that Marlborough Houle has much of the took of -a curiosity shop with a sombre background of daric wood and heavy draperies. The Prince *qf : Wales, however, prefet* York House, which is very simply furnished now and dffords sufficient room for his entertain­ ing as he ha# recently taken over a suite in St, James Palnce. EARNING MONEY OUT O F SCHOOL s 6 acres of land on D k ie Highway, including good 5 room house oh tho west ’side o f San* A vacation th a t is all play and no “pa won’t get you anywhere, boys. ford. A sacrifice at cash, balance to suit f>urchaaer. Earn some money of your own th is su; mer and fnake a sta rt toward a man’s-sl bank account. deal Estate The Seymour Hicks, « family of three, have -voted the most talka­ tive family in Lc^idon. Papa Hicks appears at two performances daily Sanford, Fla, n CountySheriff Negro Alleged ve Killed Deputy l, Jan. 2.—UP)—Charlie Igro, who killed Deputy r Berry of Pasco county I a gun fight, was shot ■ ly fatally* injured today 1 Thomas nnd two dep■ eg ro was shot when hoJ R c a k for liberty, after, ■unded in a field several ftke negro, had been scon long a railroad track ity. The negro waa aurT tha sheriff and' two d of |500 for the slayer, ivo, was offered by Pnaauthoritics. A rifle biild the negro's loft shoutM* thought to havo pen1 lung. Yyu arc stung if you don't get In on somo of the best buys in the City. -f \Vte. have three of the most* attractive Lake front pro­ perties now available. All close In and can be deliveronce. L et us show you. BROWN REALTY COMPANY 422 Union Avenue"* man R fa r a f i iT C iiifa jn jn r a jg n in in !n i >1 LIC K and H U L IC K %'iVSj! 'e'*\V*E t |:• ,, % ■ '* r' P aiN C B A LB ER T , m a te s th e dgwette any regular, two-taed man A satisfying, full-bodied smoke, A cools long-burning smoke. Because, it’s that kind of tobacco! YouTl notice what we mean the minute you roll one with P. A. and light up. ‘ Prince’ Albert is crimp-cut and stays your syrtem w i* it* frtgrant, friendly smoke. Convinn yourself that no dgarette ever tasted just like that* Get your* self a tidy red tin ortoppyred bag of Prince Albert today.- Joln thttt happy bunch of men who have found their dgerette matin’*. Pfin T h e Opening„ of the *“ Albert. ____ COLCLdUGH R EA LTY CO. FIR ST NATIONAL BANK •harp .Contrast ■f’* office had been no• killing of the Pasco ty and were watching* 2,500. Term s $2,500. « ’• * • i '' 1 St 19 ,just C General Insurance I Bank Bldg. Telephone f t t �y.’ T H E C IT Y O F F IC IA L S AN D A L L O F T H O S E C O N N E C TED W ITH T H E V A R IO U S DE­ P A R T M E N T S b F T H E C IT Y P O IN T W ITH P A R D O N A B L E P R ID E T O T H E M A G N IFI­ C E N T S T R U C T U R E -A N D T O IT S O P E N IN G A S T H E BEG IN N IN G O F A NEW E R A F O R T H E E N T IR E C IT Y .. . a O U R H E A R T IE S T F E L IC IT A T IO N S A R E E X TEN DED T O YO U • M . *f iM k fe ib a iiiiin iiim , �r*k > w -, on J u . 1 to take up private pra> Iks For Power r May Harness ter Power Of The g e Swamp A rea JiTA, Ga., Jan. ,4—(fi*)— Walker will start tho off by taking the stump of Issues to be considered tra session of the general which la called for Febtvernor will mako an exk r , visiting nearly every m in the state and adBrowda large and small Bdea of acquainting tha ■Georgia with the three Bblem s confronting the ksion of the legislature. B rill be perhaps affected ■suits of tho executive's ■he Will during his trip ■Octal inspection party to lOlwofenokee swamp with I obtaining first hand lnI of . the possibilities of [rasteland the possibilities M ing tho waterpower of [oundiriF territoW. This yelopmant la being proa group of Florida «ap'ho nope to secure hydro»wer for Florida cities or Walker has announced rill dwell largely on what lere the most important rr tho people of the state i state bond issue for a nprovement of tho system iy roads. The other subeducational reform and -u *- Enas Franceacblno was brought from Italy to Albuquerque, N. M., by her parents ten years ago. The father was deported and a depor­ tation order wan Issued against the mother, but because Enas was a baby Mrs. Franceschlne was allow­ ed to stay. ■ Now. at the age of 15, Knarf has convinced U. 9. offi­ cials that the deportation order against her mother ought to be dropped, port him in hie stand for better * u ,He roads, _ thinks -there le no better time to take the question to the people personally than the In­ terval now preceding tho assemb­ ly of the law-makers. Hla first address will bo In the city of Waycross or . Its vicinity sometime during the first week in January. In discussing the proposal of thd Florida capitalists that the hydro­ electric powers of thy Okccfcnokce swamps bh developed^ Governor Walker- expressed the conviction that a'rijfcld investigation should first be mado by Georgia offi­ cials before . any 1 steps towards such a development bo permitted. His contention is that there are numero'Qs phases of the Ofkeefcnokce question directly concerning native Georgians and southwest Georgia In particular. An equal dlatributlon, he insists, of an^’ electrical energy supplied by Georgia water way a should be applied to- southeast Georgia, par­ ticularly Savhnnah, Brunswick, Velopment of Florida, was respon­ sible for the mammoth transporta­ tion project recently announced here for this state, according to W. F . Fielder. Mr. U dder Is vice-president In charge of Opera­ tion* for the Yellow Drive-lt-Youraelf system. * Within a few months, according to him, the entire state of Florida will bo served with a motor-trans­ portation system unsurpassed In any part of America. In addition to being backed by northern enpit(U the concern was promoted by some of the largest financial pow­ ers In this ktate, Mr. Fielder said. One entire train load * '0 f the specially constructed Herts can already has "arrived in JacksdAvlllo and two others have betn ordered. Each train load consists of 100 cars. Fifty of the first shipment were sent to Miami while the other half was kept In Jack­ sonville for use here. After Jacksonville and Miami, according to the vice-president, Tampa will be the next city to receive service. After that will coma St. Petersburg, Orlando, West Palm Beach, S t Augustlhe, Lakeland, Bradenton, Sarasota, F t Lauderdale and Daytona’ Beach. “Although announcement o f this gigantic system Is being mado without any previous publicity," he said, “It does not come with­ out muefaf-thought hnd a complete invveatlgatioa of possibilities in this state. For two months of­ ficials of our organisation have been making a thorough survey of the situation while perfection of our plans was In progress. _____ ___ fqubt about tho “There Is no doubt future development and prosperity of Florida. Within • compara­ tively short while it will be one o f the foremost, states In the Un­ ion. The present unprecedented march toward progress comes not as tho result of somo spasmodic boom but rather as the result of effects from a sound and substan­ tial development. The Florida bubble will not buret for there is no bubble." Mr. Fielder, said this view was uppermost in minds of officials of hU concern when they decided to enter tho Florida territory with such a gigantic program. “Our system Is unique and. will ■offer Florida service • heretofore. nue. Branches..afOLtO b e .located In every dty. Mr. Fielder was manager of the Herts Drivrdreclf System with Ilcndriunrtcrt In Chicago for one year before doming to Florida, 11a also1servyd as comptroller for the Yellow Cab* Manufacturing Com­ pany three years prior to th a t He received hla degreo from the University of Illinois in 1014. ’ John Herts, head of tho Chicago .concern bearing his name, aided personally in.nlaking the Florida survey. •v Resignation Of Wise As Head Of Palestine Appeal Is Unaccepted c .r t . v w h , win b . . , ^ Utod with Marvin Mctirtoah In handling the affair* of tha asslst*nt attorney* general office, is a nativ* of Mississippi, having been bom and reared at Quitman, just south ot Meridian. For the past several years, however, 'h i baa been a t Llvo Oik whore he.JD tf judge q f (He criminal court of, rec­ ord, up to the time of aboHanm«fat out at the Depart of that bench In 1012, and'since Those helping At that time was prosecuting atV>rney Johnson in tha • Justice are simply amount realised in that ♦8.296.78. with ♦I.COO sprang In the state In amt _______ for numbered c Bradenton stood second, with 300 and S t Petersburg next ♦700. Hollywood brought u eloso fourth, with 1700, and ■ ivc had “nosed out? 1 ter'park and CoralGoblea, b| chasing tha numbered coin $601, whllo the other two “pu $600. The Christmas Holidays statement at headquarters sal *•* way Interfered with the aro tho brothers Pyle—Ira D. .Pylo a t the left, and C. O. Pylo at ie right. C. C. Pyle Is manager of Red Grange, and as such Is reap­ Sere ing a fat harvest. Ira Pyle ban Ernie Novers, famous Stanford star, under hla wing, and expects a harvest no less rat. Photo was made In San Francisco, where the two. brothers met to talk things over. Ira Pylo lives In Santa Rost, Calif. NEW YORK, Jan. A M ffV -D r. Stephens Wise, rabbi of the Free Synagogue, reports of whose re­ cent ecrmo'nk on Jesus Christ, stir­ red nation wide controversy among Jewish leaders, continue to be chaltman of' the $6,000,000 united White Burning-Gay Used For Manufacturing B etter Line Palestine appeal. O f White Ware B y Many Hla resignation, preferred be­ Pottery Companies of North cause of the storm of criticism from orthodox circles, was refused last night by tha executive com­ mittee of the appeal, 60 to 0, aft­ er more than fothr hours turbulent debate. One member did not vote. Dr. Wise then withdrew his resig­ nation. , Last week tho union of orthodox rabbis and tho MIxrachl, nn organi­ zation of orthodox laymen, who claim 1,000,000,000 flowwOrcs, cen­ sured Dr. Wise and passed resolu­ tions threatening to withdraw their support from the appeal'unless his resignation was accepted. Dr. Wise, In a pre-Christmas sermon said that Jesus was not a myth, but a man. Later he denied that he had urged Jews to a«opt Christ as dlvjne, ~ v, clay la shipped to potteries of the northern states wbarc It enters Into the manufacture of the higher Russian Gets Short ^ Term For Killing 12 common building brick, nnd since that time a number have been ad­ ded. Somo o f . the plants manu­ factured hollow building title, drain title and face brick. Two potter­ ies operated in tho state, produc­ ing art potto ry of various shapes; such as vases, bowls and other ar­ tistic clay pieces; Although tho TASHKENT, Russia, Jan. VPb—Although charged with '< ing the deaths of 10 children e ho inoculated by mistake diphtheria germs instead of nntt toxin. D r,'-Ivan Shorol chief physician of Jfco Troi Medical i . utmi been g a ruetnc.i Institute, institute, h n *. a sentence of only 10 weeks prisonment. UIs trial before the court pi the blame on a nurse whose i Fort Pierce, Oviedo, Frost Proof, ligence he Bald* resulted inr Lake Alfred, EUenton and Well* deadly solution being injectoc the children. ' RED FOX V ISITS AL ALBANY, N. Y „ Jan. A red fox, which, unlnyi Architect for the ■ 'w li-ilS f « ' h - -1 i - ■ ;• , c - every success tp ... M e sg ^ -H o w a rd * ,»r A . • t-■ ife m X > ■>'. v /j i iV ' i! v A i-j - V H j .» , •- Bwg'-ya W ;v.evV, »■ .• B m W K * : ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 04, 1926; <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/175865c49b327dfe18537bc88a016d25.pdf 06499eb3545ccbf7658f470362ce4237 PDF Text Text y.’ THE CITY OFFICIALS AND ALL OF THOSE CONNECTED WITH THE VARIOUS DE­ PARTMENTS bF THE CITY POINT WITH PARDONABLE PRIDE TO THE MAGNIFI­ CENT STRUCTURE-AND TO ITS OPENING AS THE BEGINNING OF A NEW ERA FOR THE ENTIRECITY.. . a OUR HEARTIEST FELICITATIONS ARE EX TENDED TO YOU • M. *f iM k fe ib a iiiiin iiim , �r* k > w -, on J u . 1 to take up private p ra> Iks For Power r May Harness ter Power Of The ge Swamp Area JiTA, Ga., Jan. ,4—(fi*)— Walker will sta rt tho off by taking the stump of Issues to be considered tr a session of the general which la called for Febtvernor will mako an exk r , visiting nearly every m in the state and adBrowda large and small Bdea of acquainting tha ■Georgia with the three Bblem s confronting the k sio n of the legislature. Brill be perhaps affected ■suits of tho executive's ■he Will during his trip ■Octal inspection party to lOlwofenokee swamp with I obtaining first hand lnI of . the possibilities of [rasteland the possibilities M ing tho waterpower of [oundiriF territoW. This yelopmant la being proa group of Florida «ap'ho nope to secure hydro»w er for Florida cities or Walker has announced rill dwell largely on what lere the most important rr tho people of the state i state bond issue for a nprovement of tho system iy roads. The other subeducational reform and -u *- Enas Franceacblno was brought from Italy to Albuquerque, N. M., by her parents ten years ago. The father was deported and a depor­ tation order wan Issued against the mother, b u t because Enas was a baby Mrs. Franceschlne was allow­ ed to stay. ■ Now. a t the age of 15, Knarf has convinced U. 9. offi­ cials that the deportation order against her mother ought to be dropped, port him in hie stand for better *u ,He roads, _ thinks -there le no better time to take the question to the people personally than the In­ terval now preceding tho assemb­ ly of the law-makers. Hla first address will bo In the city of Waycross or . Its vicinity sometime during the first week in January. In discussing the proposal of thd Florida capitalists th a t the hydro­ electric powers of thy Okccfcnokce swamps bh developed^ Governor Walker- expressed the conviction that a'rijfcld investigation should first be mado by Georgia offi­ cials before . any 1 steps towards such a development bo permitted. His contention is th a t there are numero'Qs phases of the Ofkeefcnokce question directly concerning native Georgians and southwest Georgia In particular. An equal dlatributlon, he insists, of an^’ electrical energy supplied by Georgia water way a should be applied to- southeast Georgia, par­ ticularly Savhnnah, Brunswick, Velopment of Florida, was respon­ sible for the mammoth transporta­ tion project recently announced here for this state, according to W. F. Fielder. Mr. U d d e r Is vice-president In charge of Opera­ tion* for the Yellow Drive-lt-Youraelf system. * Within a few months, according to him, the entire state of Florida will bo served with a motor-trans­ portation system unsurpassed In any part of America. In addition to being backed by northern enpit(U the concern was promoted by some of the largest financial pow­ ers In this ktate, Mr. Fielder said. One en tire tra in load *'0f the specially constructed H erts c a n already has "arrived in JacksdAvlllo and two others have betn ordered. Each train load consists of 100 cars. F ifty of the first shipment were sent to Miami while the other half was kept In Jack­ sonville for use here. A fter Jacksonville and Miami, according to the vice-president, Tampa will be the next city to receive service. After th a t will coma St. Petersburg, Orlando, West Palm Beach, S t Augustlhe, Lakeland, Bradenton, Sarasota, F t Lauderdale and Daytona’ Beach. “Although announcement o f this gigantic system Is being mado without any previous publicity," he said, “It does not come with­ o u t muefaf-thought hnd a complete invveatlgatioa of possibilities in this state. For two months of­ ficials of our organisation have been making a thorough survey of the situation while perfection of our plans was In progress. ________ fqubt about tho “There Is no doubt future development and prosperity of Florida. Within • compara­ tively short while it will be one o f the foremost, states In the Un­ ion. The present unprecedented march toward progress comes not as tho result of somo spasmodic boom but rather as the result of effects from a sound and substan­ tial development. The Florida bubble will not buret for there is no bubble." Mr. Fielder, said this view was uppermost in minds of officials of hU concern when they decided to enter tho Florida territory with such a gigantic program. “ Our system Is unique and. will ■offer Florida service • heretofore. nue. Branches..afOLtO b e .located In every d ty . Mr. Fielder was manager of the Herts Drivrdreclf System with Ilcndriunrtcrt In Chicago for one year before doming to Florida, 11a also1servyd as comptroller for the Yellow Cab* Manufacturing Com­ pany three years prior to th a t He received hla degreo from the University of Illinois in 1014. ’ John Herts, head of tho Chicago .concern bearing his name, aided ere aro tho brothers Pyle—Ira D. .Pylo a t the left, and C. O. Pylo a t personally in.nlaking the Florida ie right. C. C. Pyle Is manager of Red Grange, and as such Is reap­ survey. • v ing a fat harvest. Ira Pyle ban Ernie Novers, famous Stanford star, under hla wing, and expects a harvest no less rat. Photo was made In San Francisco, where the two. brothers met to talk things over. Ira Resignation Of Wise Pylo lives In Santa Rost, Calif. c . r t . v w h , win b . . , ^ Utod with Marvin Mctirtoah In handling the affair* of tha asslst*nt attorney* general office, is a nativ* of Mississippi, having been bom and reared a t Quitman, just south o t Meridian. For the past several years, however, 'h i baa been a t Llvo O ik whore he.JD tf judge q f (He criminal court of, rec­ ord, up to the time of aboHanm«fat out a t the Depart of that bench In 1012, and'since Those helping At that time was prosecuting atV>rney Johnson in tha • Justice are simply amount realised in th a t ♦8.296.78. w ith ♦I.COO sprang In the state In amt _______ fo r numbered c Bradenton stood second, with 300 and S t Petersburg next ♦700. Hollywood brought u eloso fourth, with 1700, and ■ ivc had “nosed out? 1 ter'park and CoralGoblea, b | chasing tha numbered coin $601, whllo the other two “pu $600. The Christmas Holidays statement a t headquarters sal *•* way Interfered with the S As Head Of Palestine Appeal Is Unaccepted NEW YORK, Jan. A M ffV -D r. Stephens Wise, rabbi of the Free Synagogue, reports of whose re­ cent ecrmo'nk on Jesus Christ, stir­ red nation wide controversy among Jewish leaders, continue to be chaltman of' the $6,000,000 united W hite Burning-Gay Used For M anufacturing B etter Line Palestine appeal. O f W hite Ware B y Many Hla resignation, preferred be­ Pottery Companies o f N orth cause of the storm of criticism from orthodox circles, was refused last night by tha executive com­ mittee of the appeal, 60 to 0, a ft­ er more than fothr hours turbulent debate. One member did not vote. Dr. Wise then withdrew his resig­ nation. , Last week tho union of orthodox rabbis and tho MIxrachl, nn organi­ zation of orthodox laymen, who claim 1,000,000,000 flowwOrcs, cen­ sured Dr. Wise and passed resolu­ tions threatening to withdraw their support from the appeal'unless his resignation was accepted. Dr. Wise, In a pre-Christmas sermon said that Jesus was not a myth, but a man. Later he denied th at he had urged Jews to a« o p t Christ as dlvjne, ~ v, clay la shipped to potteries of the northern states wbarc It enters Into the manufacture of the higher Russian Gets Short ^ Term For Killing 12 common building brick, nnd since that time a number have been ad­ ded. Somo o f . the plants manu­ factured hollow building title, drain title and face brick. Two potter­ ies operated in tho state, produc­ ing a rt potto ry of various shapes; such as vases, bowls and other a r­ tistic clay pieces; Although tho TASHKENT, Russia, Jan. VPb—Although charged with '< ing the deaths of 10 children e ho inoculated by mistake diphtheria germs instead of nntt toxin. D r,'-Iv an Shorol chief physician of Jfco Troi Medical ru etn c.i Institute, in s titu te , h n *i . been utm i ag a sentence of only 10 weeks prisonment. UIs trial before the court pi the blame on a nurse whose i F ort Pierce, Oviedo, Frost Proof, ligence he Bald* resulted inr Lake Alfred, EUenton and Well* deadly solution being injectoc the children. ' RED FOX VISITS AL ALBANY, N. Y„ Jan. A red fox, which, unlnyi Architect forthe ■ 'wli-ilSf « 'h- i - ■ ;• , -1 - c ... every success tp M e sg ^ -H o w a rd *,»r A • . t- ■ iV ifem X > ■>'. i ' i! v A v/j i-j-V H j .» , Bwg'-ya W ;v.evV, • - »■ .• Bm W K * : ' �opinion vnlead by chairman o£,tb# Commlsilon, who Bparti," Fprevf •» ,fc>»f . the no«d» of will bo In .fe f f i S'MlStfrK © itn n - i . . ■ Extend iheir heartiest congratulations to Hulick arid Hulick upon their successin the opening of the Motel Fortest Lake on appointed time. Through the entire constriict'oh manytdiffidulties were encountered in ob­ taining Supplies ahd material, these difficulties were overcome, now . . HULICK AND HULICK > > -W E CONGRATULATE YOU | chairman of 'the Amcrlway AiaoctaUcui. devoted Litiona for a bails for tha of parmlta w « r endorsed aOroatl commiaslon chalrh6 bulletin, ■In Substance. B o inclined to ■»«»«*« Kwanlxatton of tha An K f opr shipping probK m l.h with a aw ae^of . E i f 'a S d L S n e d to find g a ila ta k e n . However, a more dtL * that the Advlaory Llnat parmlta Etta not poar traced with bniah away Fl<*Ma*» ,tion Ilia, will aanre as a « idation for materially p o n u w r w w f V M . ” ‘ c o m m it tie* In the movement of ,e situation.” tra fflc ^ b a t can only be handled ird. Mr. Burr said, will _ i____•* p e rm it.' il su rf.' {i L* la photograph Shows the downtown dlati illuminated tower In the foreground la th; it of itha ‘JUI \ m s s * *i ‘ I ■ ■ i M .*)> • . • 'Florida F o r Chrlatfocmtlon; CltlcaJOh Coaat A re Visited B irm in g h am le a c n e n i, o f Birm ingham . Al*., ida f o r a Chriitm al r o u r . i n d m em ber* of d a a tlo n have Ju st <om■ to JacksoR V lllt, . Covood, M iam i, W ait P alm 1 a n u m b e r o f o th o r “ , »' *.| IL. 1 a* iUD, W ILLIAM BIRI HAllHIB an d LfeD O L L im A. DECKER, la. M. tjWAHTZ, If liv in g a n d If b e dead, th e n to ell p a r tita c la im ­ ing In te re s ts u n d er AARON GLOliD, WILLIAM gtB R IN K , JAMBS H A R­ R IS and RERAN J. DOLLINS, A. UKGKKIt, .8 . . M. S W A hT Z r d a ­ —' - iJ* deviates, g ran teea a n d to th e hetra, tees or ' o t h e r devisees, er W il l ia m e. claim an ts deceased; and to th e heirs,' devisees, g ra n te e s o r o th ­ e r claim ant* u n d er F. W. B A ltN BBT dece«a«dt *nd • to > alt o th er p a rtie s e la lm lilg any In te re st o r Inta re s ts In th e lan d Involved In this ■Utt ubder s a y o f‘ thk above n»mAAItON 1 the state. ’ ' yT •’ j ' formation was convhVed , M. Harper, state -geoI In * communication re­ frain a friend, who Is a [of the association. >arty, traveling In buses, ■mlngham the day after aa. December 27 was Spent iksonvllte, D a y to n a a n d v isited, aonvitlf teacher p re fa c e ‘to tho h e ra fo llo w ed , — --------d b tc a u a e ahet ■ ■ w o rld ’s e y e to d a y a a fe w places h a v e a v e r b e e n , p o t e x c e p t­ ing th e K londlko a n d th o Y u kon. I t is a la n d Of w a rm su n sh in e a n d cdol b reezes— " t h e n a tio n ’s .p la y ­ g ro u n d ,” a n d w e a ro m a k in g Our tr ip a t th e lim e w h en w e t i l l bo Sbla t o ;*oo th u n a tio n a t pin y , a n d to g e t .I n th e g a m e .” ur t u b c ir c u it Co u r t o r an t IMOI.R COUNTY, FLORIDA. q iU N C X H Y . 0. X . BLEDSOE, ' , <. C o m p la in a n ts 1 ’ WILLI All SinniNK, et at. , ^ On Dec. -2 8 lfO T l' -e a te n a t S te w a r t ‘a n d t i l e •• ►F**w^-e • •} j - •' »• */ V.<* e&jfLVV'’ OWN • DEFENDANTS ?ATB OF, FLOUIDA TO souih. H angs t l e a st, end It appearin'* * ' lull of Oomplali nnd ench .o f yo rig h t, title or . I ho property h e r OnDBRHO IT IS TUnUK th a t you am t v you aro h s i w f reQUlred ito appear to the lllll of C< od on M o n d aT jt th e sam e b ein g a uary, A. D. I l l o u rt,_**£. R ule l>ny of thils is C ourt, a t Ahe the C ourt House In Sanford, Seminole ___d ____ County. F lorida, an ••In 'default d efau lt thereof Decree t o co nfeaso w ill be Mitered u gatns1 y o u ,'s a id oadse b e­ In g ’n suit to q< et title Ip th e Comp lsln n n t In and to th e lan d above described. IT in FU R TH ER ORDBItBU th a t th is order ho published In ■the Banf o n t Signal, a new sp an er published In Hanford, Sem inole County, F lo r­ ida, once a w eek In fo u r (4) co n ­ secutive w eekly Issues. ....... WITNESS my h an d a n d . official seal or tho C ircu it C o u rt of the Seventh Judicial C lrcuR U th e 8 tato of Florida, In and fo r Sem i­ nole County, on th is th e 4th. day The electric fixtures in'thisIbeautiful hotel were fumishedaiid installed by ithis company; ■ - I '1 rfessw®1 Magndlia Avenue to -th e 1 C om plainant In. th e above e n title d cause, and tp all unknow n p arties- w hom soever, claim in g any in te re s t or In te re sts In th e land Involved In thle su it, aald land be­ in g s itu a te In Sem inole County, f t l 2 r a j nb#tf El DOUO&BS. Clerk SrierMa. • » . described aa. follow s: T he a o u th w est q u a rte r of th e so u th w est q u a rte r ah d th e w est tk rse-q u artV rs o f-th e n o rth e a st Solicitors fovUComplsInont. q u a rte r of th d southw estl qunr- '.V- .g(«ww*aaiNAi3»v«vi' v- m.< THE DIRECTORS, OFFICERS AND THE EN­ TIRE ORGANIZATION EXTEND TH0R HEARTIESTFELlGlTXTlGNlS:' 1" ~T *: Hen L a k e H< w- -Iw i opening of ' -the new Forreet I the C itrof Sanford. \ bo w ell d e se rv e , \> harry t . bodwell. f vayfap f' -Vw �m '1 ■ *, | / J n 7 i K -’ 1 frv 1 ■ flu* ■ 2 ^ -=• *■ B* E gg.WAl LS W A L L g V l f N l V LB ! E g be S °u r t e e n ’* P r e v e n ts __ * * ' ^ Z * inS h oil ifcWCOAr'iM E n fo r c e m e n t . ° ne m an V/4UI in te rio r ELopffg °nrteen,* 9f r» A i■*f ' A ] L,,HE P ■— r-r~? L\ fen ces ft Hv i toAtnjFAcT- >n,Pahy( Jr applied over;/ % to be put accord �i rtrtnm 1rom Cuba o k.jrrl yrftS E If " •c y r* S too, the they little dreamed th a t-th eir hus­ bands’'occupation m ight lead them drive is to, England, India or Egypt, Hous­ ing conditions In Wiesbaden are such th a t few can accompany their husband* for eves th a t short dis­ tance. * —'T h e4 e t of many EoflU*h womerv a p it a ! m ost of them widows, who came to Cologne and opened shops for 9 E E r J a n . 4^—VP)— the soldiers, Is little better. The idsns were named British Aid Association of Cologne In today to attend F orestry Congresu, Id,at Richmond, Va., Jan. \U BIG F IR K A T TULSA TULSA, O kla, Jan. 4-—W - 1 Fire of unknow norlgin l o t night damaged the teed house of the Tulsa branch of the Choctaw Cot­ ton Oil Company, to the extant of approximately $100,000. . Fbur thousand ton* of cotton ■eed with ar m arket value of 9140,Wilhelm Ton Bod*.-SO y e a n of 000 were damaged. age, f a t mmnr.years director of the Prussia* sU to. museums and proTheodore'/Rooeerelti Tt 1* the doer of deed* who count* in th f reetor in th * world, ha* been made battle for life—not he who look* the only Eying honary member of the Berlin*:Academy of Fine A rt 4. on and saya how the fight ought Bode wa£*$r»**nator of-the aca­ to be fought, without himself demy fo r 3-i y ears end now aa an sharing In the struggle and the honorary member be find* hlmaolf T1*UmdJ- as Goethe, t<9 Humbolt brothers, the Iste Em press August Victoria and the poets ^ is la n d and Herder. Ho recently celebrated his 80th birthday and received congratula­ tions from President von Hindenburg and officials and artists of more than a dozen countries. Jacksonville ELECTRICALWIRING WE EXTEND TO uemury me u p ir o j sonvllle: 0. H. L- Wen* 'olnti William E. White, Richie; C W. TonMck, hr, . Wilmon ••’’Newell, DONS GRANTED flASSpE, Fla., Jan. 4 ^ • respites from sentences the offenders to appeal itate Pardon Board for werejjaflowed by Govor­ in. 'T hey are Will Ashrted In Volusia county for i of llquof, and seplencand serve six lOwiRqssell B. Evcnaon, ID th e same court and m V w arge, but to three i 0/■ .• je J INTHE , \ U'i. V'_ ^ * *(#' • ii HOTEL FORREST LAKE Best,Wishes at the Openitig of the HOTEL FORREST LAKE * 213-215 Sanford Avc. Phone 5f.fi Jacksonville, Florida Sholpa, Inventor of leal typewriter and editor of the MllwauI, bras the first man names and addresses rx_on the margin of foV. moiling. fe w ’ WRRB l] ud &tJ .1kfxK P . 1 . �J, Ydut Yout h happiness app; depends in a large I measureonyourprosperityandwe, ■ wiihpleasure, will helpyou toptbspei. May 1926 render you h gen1 erous measure. jj i , a REALTORS 2IOEast Fust Street Phone 708-709 Sanford O ffice 236-83 lpelsch B lag Bithlo'Office F ifth Avenue Ofie Lot Magholia Heights— A Bar g*ip. < th irte e n acres of W ater fro n t pro perty__Attractive Price. Five-room house—Cheap. Qfhpr Cnnrl Investm ents-In, Sail • Property. 5*75 feet frontage on W est First Street with ^possibility of 900 feet railroad trackage.—! consider this piece of property th e absolutely best buy on .West First Street, and will help de­ velop i t See me at once as present sale price will likely be withdrawn any day. . . ' R.C. TISDALE, JR. Office Phone REALTOR 120 Residence Phone 526, Real Estate Investment Phone 23 236-238 Meisch Building Annouticem&nt BONUS LOANS 128 FEET FRONTAGE Announcements For 1926 Opening of Second Section of Fort Mellon— prices decidedly low—reservations now being ac­ cepted. on Celery Avenue cornering on Cypress one block from Sanford Avenue. Excellent Site for Service Station or Store, •.A■fk » Beautiful new homes— Spanish Bungalows and E h ilish Colonials— Commodious and indivi­ Priced the next few days a t $90.00 per foot. duality supreme. Terms to Suit * Among our offerings of Business Property *. and acreage unusual values are found. - McCALL &FOX The Firm Substantia! >fegtWll*.At Second 113% Magnolia Ave INVESTMENTS LOANS Phone 745 THRASHER & GARNER 112 Park Avenue oa,1,:? SAfcs FArte: It. G. Fbi, G. E. McCall, It. L. Shipp Phone 632W ; ML00m JV4A{POBO ■O,jC(&3V*; S tart the New Y ear rig h t by. buying one of the best homes in the BEST CITY] IN FLORIDA—SANFORD. REALTORS A five-room brick bungalow with bath and all modern improvements a t cornier of Palmetto and Central. Lot 70x120. South and E ast exposure. Price lower* than any other home of its kind in the city. Term s easy. Beady to occupy, SANFORD has the best year ’round climate in the State. I t is the best city in which to live and has the best people on earth. See— •. 'AMID MAJESTIC PINES' BART NASON, SALES DIRECTOR , * Telephone 249, n r s t N at’l Bank Bldg Sales Agents For 53 Acres Celery L a n d . p a r t cleared.' Ask 11s about i t ai i i i s i f Tamiami Land Ce. -I Room 3, Ball Building '» THE HOWARD CORPORATION BBTAUL1SUED IN lDOfl A Country Club Properly of Lakes and Hills Masonic Bldg. fy ty lL L PROSPERITY ACCOMPANY THE PURCHASE PROPERTY"1— Warehouse alto, 125 ft. on Maple Ave. at Fifth 'Street, $125.00 front foot. * One lot In San Lanta on Pulmosa Drive at $3090.00, easy terns. . One lot Jn Fort Mellon on Summerlin at $2000 00, Priced under the market. . Two bargains In Franklin Terrace lots, one at S I . 100. facing Laurel; one at $1300, facing Elm. > tC T US SHOW THESE BARGATNS TO YOU. ed, balance »in beautiful pines. Thip would make, a fine subdivision as it is near present Corporate limits. Price and term s reasonable. 5 Atales, fell in celery, nice 5 room house; brirn d n d eq u ip m en t Price $8,500 including; crop. 13.7 Acres, 5 tiled and in celery. 699 ft. fa c in g Sanford Ayemle. Price $9,000, including^ crop. E asy terms. 5 Acr.^s, nice 6 room cottage, 3y2 jin celery, 1 Other crops. Price including ,000.00. Good term s. vT equipme: iled and in celery, w ith all . 10 Ac I jL m *h**tt*<t iiA u tu A .. equipme] d ee, te r n is ^ e to iis e e Us 221 Mel^ch Building, •‘ V; Phone 88 ’ R ealtors 1-~ 2 ,G.r°°m flats, with bath, facing East on Myrtle, beilmvn U lh *l5®et8*«BOxllZt $4,000 10tt caih. Now leaaed to Dec. 1D& d°ub,° a t $00 saragefllO.OOO, per month. . . . . . » / “cin5 E , , t on Sanford Avenue be­ tween 10th and 11th Street*, $160 per foot. Terms reasonable. aci 0, ncZiiry l F Z S r 7- i erea titled—In Eureka Hammock. Price $10,000. $3,OOQ cash. 1 and 2* years on balances Price $12,000. $4,000 cash, 1 ,2 a n d ^ E sta b lish e d ' 1910 Palmetto < 16th Street, facing East, ke; O n'douiU y paved 1 219 Meisch’ Building re Buy or Sell". , Phone 72 ,00 per acre. Telephone 714 n 8, Gamfer-Wooi E. T. Moore. 4,500 acres in-Lake County, near Eustis and DeLand* good fdr farm s or subdivision. Priced for quick sale at m pr 0r e* <m Balance 1-2-3 years at sue o l -3 per cent in terest Title from o r i g i n a l grant.; ^ �- . k . .J rree. r S m rd l/. W ilt ________ 21** a m ; 1,______ „ 8c a tta# . Tc a m te rm ea Type double abo rt S— Autoa, Rent eed rate* u * *®r coa' f o f a v e r a g * ' length f e b lS S 'O t SO for Is restricted cltJ»iftcation. * — - J * The a C an. ■ r o r ft made SanK ^ .w lll-b s rcaponaibls E a Incorrect insertion, ■rtJger for subsequrat U, The office should be immediately In case, of > ADVERTISERS aid representative thoriamUicr • with, rates, id classification will give ipleto information. And rfsh, they will assist you ling ydur want td . to more effective, »ORTANT NOTICE rtlsers should give their [r postoffice address as I their phone number If Ure results. About one Hit of a thousand has a K and tho others can’t ■ a te with you unless BW your address. Irontlnusnce MUST be ■ ‘person at The San■sld office or by let■ r phone discontinnan- |o ( valid. |a_ . Prompt... Efficient ■'■Service. ificatlons uncemenla Accessories Repairing i, Sale • less Opportunities iesa Service lent; Apartments mt, Houses int, Room*. - Ton Drire I t . W. Myrtle and Sad S t a t R. R. s — A B to arS n le tel; located on eornet Msgrrolli Ate., 2 minutes walk from boil Semlnol Street, 1924 Dodge coupe, excellent eooDbdge touring ear. 1088 Dodge coupe, A -l condition. 1028. Ford coupe, many extras. 1923 lig h t Ford truck. "• 1023 Ford roadster, special. WE HAVE a lan for small houses, to offer. Dran-BM CIS First National Bank Bldg. WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing Engraving, Embossing. Bee u» first. We do R. Phone 417-W 41—Advtf. ^Mediums Roofing DAILY NEWS—tv* revere Brow­ ard Coanly thoroughly which It one of the most rapidly growing sections on ths Florida Coast Sample copj and rate esrd upon request Berries^ Quality and Price. SANFORD DRUG COMPANY “The Rexall 8tore" ’e make a specialty of our prompt 'tiling of prescriptions and cflilcK delivery. ruga — Soda — Mot Sandwiches 24 Hours Storage WALKER GARAGE Sanford Ave. A -2nd Street ___________Phone 60 F pR SALE: Right now possess­ ion. New, all modern, 5 rooms and bath, beautiful, Spanish bung­ alow In most select part of San­ ford only $1509. $3300 cash, bal­ ance easy terms. Bayard Realty Go., Phone 208. HIT'S. Park Ave. 2 Q— F o r S ale M iscellaneous FOR SALE: Sewing machine $15; row boaUflO; Ford truck $50, $2305 Magnolia Avenue. ’ - , . HARDWOOD FLOOR contractors. KiUmitcs given. Superior work­ CQAL FOR SALE. Phone or call Lincoln Hotel. manship. W. L. Renhnrdt A Co., Ora. Delivery, Orlando. FOR SALE: Ford Sedan. 4 doors, good condition. $200.00. 216 E. SAND for building and construc­ Second. tion purposes. Delivery from fltiatqr. 1100 Myrtle Avenue. Sold—Furniture, etc. ic« Terms, NEW SPANISH BUNGALOW 4 rooms and bath, with fire­ place, breakfast rook, and all modern improvements. Small cash payment, balance easy terms. ■>, * PRICE $4600 " FIVE ROOM HOUSE on desirable corner In beat sec­ tion of Sanford JJeights. $1000 cash, balance term** * * PRICE 4 ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE facing east in good location, ready for immetflato occupancy $1000 cash. Balnhco terms. ■ - - PRICE. $4000 “ ■* * MAGNOLIA: AVENUE LOTS 2 lots on Magnolia Avenue in Sanford-Heignti con bo bought for $000 cash, With satisfac­ tory terms an balance. Prlco for the two lots $4000. PALMETTO'AVENUE LOT Between Katio and Franklin in Sanford Heights. $1000 cash balance terms. PRICE $2850. SEVERAL ROSE COURT LOTS with small cash payments and easy terms on balance. Priced from $2250 to $3000. OAK AVENUE LOT facing Young’s Development. $400 cash. Balance terms. ’ PRICE $2000. This lot has 66 feet frontage on Qak Avenue. '* < HOUSE with large living room, sleep­ ing room, kifehen, bath, and screened porch, nil modern Im­ provements, located oil Mag­ nolia Avenue, lust above the South Side School for quick sale a t $4540, We will be glad NOTICE I have leased the A ster Farms woods and pasturo lands, and here­ by give notice to tho public that trespassing In any way on said ptoperty will from and after this date, bo strictly forbidden. ADVERTISING gets results. Ifyjt B. R. BECK. reaches potential buyers. Palatka Daily News la circulated In 33—Won tcd an Industrial end agricultural sec­ tion. I WANT TO buy direct from own­ ers only, any kind of property THE CLARKSSURO EXPONENT in Sanford within next ten days, —Central West Virginia*! larg­ before 1 leave for north, will buy est daily. Want ad rate 1 l-2c per houses, lots, business property and word; 4 Insertions’ 1 l-4c; 6 or nereage If prices and terms are rig h t Give exact location, and com­ plete terms In fln t letter. Prop- VlIE MORNING JOURNAL is the otry must be priced T ight Address accepted went ad medium In P. 0. Box 058, Sahford. Daytona . (Fla.) One -cent a word WANTED: Furnished apartment an Infcartfnn. Minimum 26c. or nice room for two adults. Ad­ dress II. M. care Herald. ' • OHIO—Xenia. Make four sales through the Xenia Gesette, Zen* WANT work or chango of posi­ la, Ohio. Rlfch 'agricultural dis­ tion T Whito only. Northern Star tric t Want ad and display rates Employment Bureau, 30 E. Church St., Orlando, SinCOLUMBUS Gn„) LEDOER sde 'have the largest WANTED: Three or four rooms, :Furnished preferred. Either ap­ circuit, tion ;n Southwestern Georartment or Jiohsc. C all. 604, Mr, tiu . B ate 9c (6-word line) line. Larson. • o ■* . • - -V ^ MORGANTOWN. W. VA.. people are Interested In Florids. Each o f them through a classified ad In the Morgantown POST. Sis cents a word for all eonsecutivt Issues. 34— W an ted H elp, F e m a le Seminola STENOGRAPHER WANTED for part time work. Work can be done at home, or at any conven­ ient time. Apply In person. A. P. Connelly A Sons. Corner Magnolia and 2nd. v /ir e .T n a rr t o u b ^ v ^ rT u K -r t o o a r e r r O O C M ^ - ’S H E t l ■t t>O R EL A T M E r y 'T 'f t 1 | T~ » Lm lm I CAJHfT Co oht DE C H M IC E ^ H E , r C A N ’T T A vU K J .: T w rtj Incorporated Realtor G. TAYLOR DYER Pnln finer— Decorating PHONE 303 BETTER GAS & OILS “SINCLAIR” Botter combustion Smoother running motor ; T i t o Ctarbon More Miles TIRES AND TUBES Better Quality Less Money and the “Knocking Bird*” can’t chango I t - sa le s y o n c ii - " • : T. BRYAN ri u id n n. a hat a. w. HAnz ’ K. WAIID JEAN , . MltflL b e l l e c h e c k ^ W. V. tv HEELER R. A. KINO po rter s . p rrrn •' O.H.8TENBTROM . J.F.TUUIUfOND 410-411-418 First National Baak Bldg. J Phone 490-W.------- RINE’S FILLING STATION Phone -401-J 111 $ Sanford Are. Sanford, Fla. tlentduDt of F lo rid a alnae 1114. • R atal Sne**t F ir s t N atu.ua! Bane. J. . ' n ' s i i ' S s t a E iS f-’a , " * " ' W a Specialist In Wrsoka.^ h . hut ^ hinscjn Sanford, Radiator and ' Body Works I I I W aat F lra t S lra a t Pboaa 111 • Member of BAN FORD. FLA. F lo rid a State »M;., F lo rist* A ssociation. m in o rs. Lam ps and Fendera All Automobile Metal Porte . elding, Dreeing and Bolderlng W erb G uaranteed <• Flemm SSS Wert I t f n l Street S eats*. FleeMa HILTON’S , BARBUS SHOP 113 M agnolia A v*. ‘ First Ciius Berbers Special Attantioa ,JV. H. LUNG u m a x su m F ln t National Baak Sanford. — — ■ I Porter E. Pitt* RCAJf ESTATE 35— W a n te d H elp,,M ale METAL WORK AND AU­ TOMOBILE RADIATOR REPAIRING, SALESMAN We have a good opportunity to offer real cstatq salesman. One who Is familiar with the greater Sanford district preferred. VALDEZ HOTEL SANFORD GROVE. Inc. 507 1 s t N atl. Bank Bldg. Phone 249 WANTED! Five clectrlcUns, $1 per hour, for conduit work. Ap- 4 I M I H I I t e l N a tl. N a sh Phone 4IS-W BsnfortJ “•"-ssnwi'u j u s Hodgins & Cowan ! Sheet Metal Co, ■ IV ‘r -£? ’ * r { 207 French Ave. 27—Planp Tuning I-BUY, pa; cash for second hand pianos, j Idresa Bpx 852. ITEWART THE FLORIST" l DO YOtf WANTfTO BUY or sell - anything?If so adrsrtlre In this Gsine«rUle 1Sun. v o o w o t> r iM v iT e th e c o o n t Wi V . W H E E I 410 Sanford A m Sanford, WANTED: White girl, experienc­ ed, desires to work for small family. Mias Mayer, care Mrs. Fred Bailey, Lake Monroe. WANTED: Agent for ladles spec iattics. Phono 671-J. . We Havtf a Complete Line i DEVONS Paints, Varnishes and Stains Ball Hardware Co. Phono 8 rani® ING UP FATHER W|u u Happy New Y< SERVE YOU AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ K. SPURUNQ, subdivision gusta, Ga., Augusta’s greatest sbeelallst. Subdivision to Or­ classified medium, Tute, cash, 9c lando. Florida, and F l o r a charge. 10c minimum. Heights. Florida oa Dixie Highway. Send In your subscription to the NOTICE ' Tribune or hand It to our local The annual meeting of the stock­ dealer so you can re* Florida’s holders of tho , Osceola Cypress greatest newspaper. I i* year. Contpanr, will be held a t the of­ $8.00,6 months, $4.00, th fice of the Company, Osceola, Sem­ $2.00. If fo n desire 11.000 Insur­ inole County, Florida, on Thursday, ance policy add 75c to your order, FOR BIG RESULTS #<mrtlw it* January 21st, 1026, a t ton a. m. LAUDERDALE the FORT (Signed) J. A. REDPATH, ,v ’ Secretary. HI-TEST building. tUe and brick. We carry a fall line. Sanford Cement Product* Co. 5th. St, and Maple. __________ _ Our pricee are rig h t Cat terms. We want yonr bus 1. H. TILLIS '-ANEVS DRUG STORE — Pre- Banford Stove A Furnltor* GAT MARKET WE HAVE SEVERAL LOTS ON eeripUotu, Drugs. Sodas --We 321 E. F irst S t « r meats and not our Highland Avenuo for $8860 fra oa near yon os your nhone A trial will convince each. Three lots are near Oak . ,f,' ; t• and are right a t the entrance for classified advertisements. Sahford Avenuo to Young’s Development v ' **■■ Why not rent -those vacant rooms, or ««U th at second-hand goods t LOT Corner of Oak and Highland, th’s Barber facing South and East far $3,terms. SALE: One 7 room house rood barber IGHTS-^Three stations. Mag­ FOR close In, with 60 f t frontage on nolia mad Baeond. F irst and Elm 1st. For sale cheap with easy DEAN-B1 :G CORPORATI Hanford Avenue aad 10th S treet U rn s. SominoU Realty-Co.',-116 E. 515 First louncementa WE WILL BE GLAD TO J. I. W. PHILLIPS, SONS On South Ssbiford Ave. Rose Drive .Where everybody meets everybody’ Sandwiches Cold Drinks Hot Coffee r Gas and Oil Station. Stucco Sheet Rock JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds of Tin and Sheet Hetsl Work. Water and Boat Tanka. A t Oak Arai.ua and Third Street. Tele­ phone 111. TO REACH BUYERS or sellers ol Oak and 2nd St. Phone 3 Florida real estato advertise ts the St. Petersburg Tlmee* Ona cen' cent a word dally, two cents a won HUDSON-ESSEX Sunda; 203 Oak Avenuo Phone 41 . /U N IO N PHARMACY 111 First Street SANFORD BUICK CO, Prescription Specialists 212 Magnolia Avenue Phone 375 for immediate attention Phone 367 8—For Rent,' A p a r tm e n ts CHEVROLET Dnn-Jon Chevrolet Co., Inc, FOR RENT: A partm ent 1009 Un 2nd and Magnolia Phone Ion Ave, Near now Hotel. . DODGE Miller O. Phillips Co., Inc.. Pleasure cart and Graham trucks. FOR RENT: House and garage. Oak and 2nd S tre e t Phone 3 .Call 1200 Magnolia Ave. Mr. or Mrs. C. A. Tnkach. HUPS—MORMONS, Sanford Automobile, Ci>, IJOR RENT: By season or yenr to 200 Magnolia A ven Phot • party without childftn, nice 5 LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON room bungalow, clqso up town, Edward Higgins, Inc, . r-** nicely and completely furnished. Commerdlhl A Palmetto, phono 'S31 Gas, lights,'-hot water heater, etc. $100 per mo. Jesse H. Hamilton. NASH . ‘ .-*■ -, Phone 33-W, 217 Holly AYo. Sanford Dealer, S; A. Pino • :08,w. First S t Phono 617 > 10— F o r R e n t, R oom s REQ FOR RENT: One furnished bod Fla. Reo Co., R. A. Williams} Mgr. room adjoining bath to gentle 208 W. F irst-S t • Phonb 617 mon. 1103 Oak Ave. — • You m ight ■■}.th . i that this wish 5 just for a day. its our intention send it to stay three hundred sixty-fiVe 40— Wanted Real Estate DEPENDABLE USED CARS w r ite r s and SuppHen reed Help, Female Red Help, Male [ted Help, Male or imale ited Help, Salesman ited Situation, Male ited Situation,Female ited Real Estate ited to Rent Realty FOR SALE: 88 acres finest flow, Inc In Florida, sooth of Like Jes­ sup. This Una can be bought for main rood, In GrapeviUe, one 1200.00 per acre and' If cut up in half acre. Apply George T. Bal­ small tract one epn easily double linger. ■’>; his money. ColcloOgh Realty Com- DIANA FOR RENT: Front bedroom, bleatMoon — Diana Sales and Service ' ly furnished. Refined gentleman. 80S W .-Flret-St . Phone 817 807 Magnolia Avenue.Board 9 ., PORTER. Mgr. mt, Office, Store* LOVELY ROOM for gentleman le, Aecoagalonly. Call 1010 Laurel Ave., a ft­ er 5 o’clock or phone 49-J. FOR RENT: 18 todn* house $50.00 Seminole Realty Co, FOR RENT: Rooms, with or with -out moals. ' Reasonable rates Lincoln Hotel. FOR SALE: A good: growing bustr.Uva Stock - < ties* rtcentty started. Takes n Sale, Miscellnneous grown man • to handle. Will pay FOR RENT: Two furnished rooms. Lights,--wood an d ‘ phono, paid. , Real E state a hustler $5000 per annum. No Call phone 040-J. , Investment to speak of. Box 09, I F l.h iitu re care Herald. v , 1 7 — F o r Sate, flo u se s kiluro Wanted 7—Business Service I Found FOR SALE: 4 room house at Lnka B ans, Jewelers Mary. Also 2 vacant lots, nil for 2305 Magnolia Avenue lin;:, Decorotinff, BARBECUE and Supplies POSITIONS 1 help all .1 short nolle*, phono 8688, \o US 1£ i H IM O U T T O kVSVE. o i N t s e : ^ . b o n e nv^ h t W EEK <— -*3 I^lC iH T \ KNOW HH-to L I K E '- i THATJ IN C L $. I F CAM . rc o r Sr < } -f �The last development within the qty limits in the Eastern* Lake Section Scruggs-Scoggan, Inc Britt-Chittenden Realty Co Sales Agents for EXTEND THEIR HEARTIEST FELICITA - TIONS TO HUL1CK AND HULICK AT ; i ', i ' THE OPENING OF THE " >• �9 ,v-v 1 XVL ;i* UaMKdWix, • ; 1 = - SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY NUMBER 132 4, 1926. t• a grLi U "V ■- Hotel Forrest Lake From a W est Side View e O f TO ± 2 ue Wider Popularity Tourist C i t y Come According Leading C i t i z e i Howard Hulick Bloomfield Hulick | Hulick Brothers Warmly. Praised ■ Mayor Forrest Lake S a y s Opening Is Memorable Even£ Located on the shores o f Lake Monroe and facing F irst St r e e t on the south and th e proposed Seminole Boulevard on tho north, the new hostelry is erected on one o f tho m ost d esirnblo and attractive, locations in Sanford. steps arc s o .placed th at scarcely has become symbolical with con­ any effort Is noticeable In climb­ These Firms Helped struction in Florida and is not n the new cighty-foot ing. prnperl" fitting to tho stylo of ulcvnril that will Boon Dining Room Build The Forrest architecture now being used in Hxlo Highway down The dining room of the new this state,’’ ho said. iko ahoro for three Lake Tourist Hotel Hotel Forrest I^ake lies near the “There are very few ideas from din* through tho moat west* end of the main floor and Spain being drawti Into buildings section of the city, the facon I.ako Monroe on the north in Florida nnd whore tho word t Lake, Sanford's new W. D. Gerbrick Company, and First Street Extentlon on the general “Spanish” originates In descrip­ •dollar resort hostcrly, contractors, John Hud­ south. It’s dimensions are 42 by dleston, superintendent of con­ tions of lecul architecture I am at ccesslblo from all scc154 feet and It la capable of seat­ struction! John Haugard. con­ Local Architect Snyg New a loss to explain, i town and from both ing 380 diners. Structure Embodies Many “Florida has a stylo all It’s hln* highways. tractor’s engineer; MahoneyThe windows facing on Lake Wnlker Company, plumbing nnd [the»city’s reclaimed land, Distinctive Features Of own. Wo enn sec many Improve­ Monroe are arched, and a receding atcnmflttlng; S. Reddick, elec­ y balkhcadln* the lako .Advanced Construction ments in tho plans for buildings wall* allows for several tables in tric wiring; Peninsula Electric yet to bo constructed which, whllo filling in with loam help to reproduce the atmos­ ike bottom, the Forrest past wing s fd are also reached by that end of tho room to enjoy semi- Company, electric fixtures; L. In discussing details of con­ they privacy. On the south end of the Smith nnd Company, iron work; phere of tho tropics, do not in any lea a strategic position way of the corridor. struction in tho new hotel, the a r­ room, nn arrangement of door­ C. II. Johnson, roofing and w at­ , way resemble Spanish nrchltrcpeninsula curving out The men’s smoking room is furn­ ways allows the cutting off of this er proofing; Robert Eisman, turc. A combination of all tho chitect, Elton J. Moughton, whoso, turb. lescent watora of broad ished practically the same as tho section for uso as a private din­ painting contractor; John Green I best features in building which which it' the head other lounging office is in the First National Bank of the h°tel. ing room, and thin room is expect­ nnd Sons, plastering; Setdnn hnvo been satisfactorily proven 1 St. John’s River, It lies on tho rooms building, stated that several new rig h t of the west within tha past century and a half y for thousands of tour- corridor, directly across from tho ed to take care of parties, organi­ Cypress Door Company, millurney up this truly public parlor, and it’s windows sations, banqueta and other spe­ work; Hill Hardware Compnny, ideas »f hotel designing had been are • Incorporated In tho Florida hnrdware; John Wunamakor incorporated in (he plana of tho stylo, and nowhero olso In tho cial occasions. stream to enjoy the out on tho north veranda, Company, furnishings; Bruntworld can ono sco such beautiful, Tho room la furnished through­ Ishing, comfortable hotal open tho lako. hall-uvnm* Company of Now Forrest Lake. Tho now hotel !s yet nracticul and substantial build­ out in tho samo design ns that Nations ‘and equable cli- overlookingPublic ono of tho threo in tho stnto,of Parlor York, kitchen equipment; Otto which characterizes the entire Schmchl, whlch Sanford is justly Florida, ami ono of 27 in tho en­ ings as thoso now being erected Tho public parlor is luxurious in building. masonry; Jacksonville The walls have a base * y tire country, which have been de­ over the entire state”, Mr. Mough­ it’s, furnishings nftd Is easily the Marble and Tilo Company, tile orrest Lake is designed most beautiful of all the rooms. of buff with which has been mixed work; signated by tho American Hotol ton concluded. Otis EleVator Company, a s a resort, house, and It Is reached by way of the’ west a light green and deep red mix­ two elevntors. "Tho new Hotel Forrest Lako is Association ns a “test" hotel. ■rn Invention tending to corridor and la a t the west end of ture. The'ceiling is of Ivory and Tho word "teat” Is applicable in of this stylo, and in designing the comfortable and home the draperies and tapestries are of the sense that many ideas and fcaT plans for it we havo tried to In­ sphere has been provld- the lobby. a pale green, The beds .are of the famous En­ turos are being tried In thjB new clude ■every Into Improvement. I The furniture, while more ela­ attempt to establish not The tables and chain;are of ma­ glander typo popular at *11 resort ' 'uctuni,. which are believed to feel prpud o | having been the a r ­ stopping place, but. n borate, Is of the same material hogany with a finish of walnut, and ho»telr|os, ,anq, the the latest and most mud orh trt* chitect fur n new st^ucrtulre th a t 1s a Special typo thnnu o for' the transient, n and- general design ns th a t used In have tapestry seats. venttons for the comfort and con sure to bring more and more visi­ other parts of theipqin lobby. Simmons Sarin ore costly furniture, dovonicnco of tho hotel guests nn l tors to enjoy tho hospitalities t>f The lay pistes an; of n deep and portieres, beautiful The wlndown are draped • with brown tone with decorations *of pnny- specially for tho Hotol For­ features which will, should they Sanford." grebn and n deep shade of reddish rest Luke. md a pleasing harmony of prove satisfactory under alt con­ palmetto trees and those fruits *. > color copiblne to furnish brown. Thera are -110 twin bed rooms, ditions of service, ho installed in which are tropically grown. In one corner of this room Is and 42 double bed rooms. En£h tho hotels of tha association all ii quiet, dignified splenAll Employees Experienced Tho china ware Is plain white room is equipped with n large leaping with the type. t>f a recess nook containing- several with The offico staff of the Hotel over the country. tho family ■crest of Mayor roomy clothes closet In addltiortto lotcl will cater to. bookcases filled with a choice selec­ Forrest Forrest Lake has been carefully Mr. Moughton, who was tho ar­ Lako painted on tho edge. numerous littlo innovations that etion immediately sur- tion of good books. This little All tho llnon Is imported and have been incorporated into the chitect for tho Sanford City Hall selected from tho ranks of experi­ |the new hotel represents spot has a secluded and quiet air both it-and tho silverware are em­ Forrest Lake’s design for tho first and other municipal buildings, as enced resort hotel men, nnd every highly restricted and th at la a t once restful .and enter­ bellished with the Lake c o a t' of time In the history of Florida ho­ well as numerous fine residences, employee entrusted with tho pro­ l part of Sanford, a d is taining. vision of guest needs and tho adarms. tel construction. Tho corridors run nnd prominent business buildings ministration of the desk offico has Ball Room to become the Center throughout tho ce n ta l part of tho Spacious Verandas east and west 282 feet and north state, believes in adopting tha had many years of service in this activities of the com -Stretching 80 feet along tho The north veranda of tho new and south of 154 feet. ilt In the shapo of an north-side of tho hotel and looking Hotel “Floridan Architecture” us kind of work to equip him. for his Forrest Lako stretches across The appointment and equipment name nt, the new hotel faces out on Lako Monroo is tho spaci­ tho entire * * being a fitting description for the duties. of thaj side of of the desk offico and administra­ ke Monroe pnd on ous ballroom. I t la 40 feet wide the bluldlngcenter Eugene Hendrickson, clork, new hotel and for other buildings and looks directly out tion rooms is of tho most modern now being built with Mediterran­ was for many years chief Extension, one of the and has several entrances from clerk and upon Lake Monroe nnd tho -new design, the many little labor sav­ ean features incorporated In their desk man of tha Bcrkeloy-Cartarpal arteries, yet Is far every aide. 80 foot Seminole .Boulevard boing ing devices perfected in leading ho­ oved from both the eto Hotol at Asbury Park, one of Tho floor la of carefully select­ tels having been included in the design. t^and tho street to Insure ed -and polished white maple, and built by the city. the leading resort hostelrles of tho “California adopted the bunga­ The veranda is completely equip­ Forrest Lnka’B design. loss hi its well all. electric lig ht'fixtures and in­ ped with vnrf-colorcd rood furni­ low and made it popular; they did East. Ho has been in hotel work The largo switchboard in a PBX Ivatc grounds,' soon to terior decorations are typical of ture, said to have been specially model manufactured by tho West­ not originate tho bungalow but for more than 12 years, ant^ is d with masses of varl* that qu^et good ta s te , cxihibitcd manufactured fqr the Forrest Lake. ern Electric with standard equip­ thoy designed it with a touch pe­ 'said to bo thoroughly conversant srubbery, exotic plants, In kill parts of the new structure. All wiring and electric com­ culiarly Californian in style, and with tho duties of his office. all tho blandishments Th« large French windows lead­ P a rt of the chairs and tables are ment. Charles Ditmar, who was as­ munication connection* were sup­ the name has stuck even though decorated in orange and balck de­ the nation’s most em ing onto tha north veranda afford ervised by Howard Overland, whoso tho. rest of tha country builds ns sociated with the Hulick brothers signs and others ore made up of leaps gardeners Is ca- an opportunity fo r the dancers to green and yellow. Tho color work was praised warmly by tho many, or more, in the neighbor, a t their Loch Arbor summer hotel [ conceiving. stroll out and enjoy the cooling acjiomo Is in harmony ..with the Hulick brothers. hood of all largo, cities as could in Allenhutst, N. J. has been ap­ part of the spacious breexes from Lake Monroe. ever be Used in that stato”. Tho desk Is attractively finish­ pointed assistant clerk of tho Forbqlcony finish and the exterior 'll be located the tennis That tho fair patromi of tha hotel “Tho namo Spanish architecture rast Lako, .and Mrs. Mabel Beech, in oak, with cashier’s offico at In which many an hour may bo accommodated, tho build­ walls, which^arc of n deop buff ed tho north end. Patented blotters an experienced office worker, who »t recreation will be In* ers have Installed a beauty parlor color, orni minted with colored and a distinctive room check sys­ was for several years bookkeeper Mosaic work. by guests of the hotel, on the south side of the cast cor­ Included in tho equipment are tem have boon installed, and all potato pooler and washer. This for Cheney Stores, has assumed courts will -also bo built ridor and complete equipment for about 100 chairs, both' in k e rs and necessary oquipmanb-in-th? way ulumlnum tubrarrnngemont has if he?;duties i s private sooretary to future, and the addi- Ita operation. straight back*, and about 25 o f, notification tags, extra-key* revolving disk operated on an ec­ Hownrd and Bloomfield Hulick. rarlaus facilities for tho and “Not to be Disturbed” signs centric movement and coated with Ladles’ cBauty Shop AH other employees of tho ho­ table*. 1■ it of those stopping here been provided. A noteworthy feature of the, new tel from ball boys to waiters and The whole of Lake Monroo, the have a rough sandpaper finish which Inter months are expected hotel will bo a thoroughly modern The hotel has two modern Otis chafes the skin off the potatoes housekeepers and maids havo had yacht basin- and new municipal elevators, led. one. for passengers and bcapty parlor, under the personal rler, are visible from -the verandawhllo flowing water removes tho years bf experience In their rctie west end of tip struc supervision of P, Paul of New another for freight. positions, tho majority w and on which bond concerts are td located on the north side, In commenting on tho kitchen o f aste through a pipp which leads rpectivo having been . brought here direct to a receptacle outside. A largo be given within* a short while, are "bur well where, p m can -Mrs. Paul’s years of experience' the Forrest Lake Hotel, Howard _ cdollng drink of this 'In this country and scientific Eu bnty, a few hundred yards from Ilullck said that It was with par­ barrel of potatoes can bo cleaned from .the Loch Arbor summer ho­ j healthful water. An ad* ropenn training is expected to in­ the steps. donable pride that he spoke of this and washed In less than seven tel, where courtesy arid efficiency The d ly Is now planting large wilt'be sulphur baths. sure the ladies of Sanford and vi­ division of the structure as abso­ minutes by tho use of this inven and a thorough knowlcdgo of their duties were necessary, tor tho hold palmetto trees along 'the llna lutely tho most modern and con­ tion. Main Lobby cinity the samo expert service, in whpro the now-boulevard is to pass veniently designed and arranged of Next to the potato pooler stands ing of thqir Jobs. lobby of tho new hotol all' branches of beauty culture so Not a single employee in* thu an electric meat and vegetable and Stretches character li die of the fashionable in front of the hotel and .thus is any that ho had over seen. • expected to add greatly to the.cn* of tho bulld- New York shops. “In my 23 year* of hotol exper­ chopper designed for use In salad dining room ,: kitchen or curns of sausage preparation. A,dougL maids is new to tho hotel business, __ of broad Tho latest methods of permanent chanting view to bo had* from the ience I . have boon back and forth and across the continent many times, mlxcr operated electrically wltl and this fact above all o the raj is i registration waving and hair dyeing,. Ah© most veranda. A carefully selected , oiarches tra Stopping at'practically every re­ four speeds and a variety of a t­ expected to result in tho sbsoluta .... . kb tho room scientific facial and scalp treat­ pablo of sort hotel of any consequence in tachments has been Installed for satisfaction of. early guests, who Mice, and faces the ment*-and of skilled musicians capal artistic-hair cutting to ,—/ which descends suit ever contour. producing the finest concert and all parts of the nation" Mr.'Hulick mixing all materials that require demand efficient servlco in pre­ ference to elaborate surroundings, Jpper floors in u m iwhipping motion. removal of superflu­ dance music has been organised said, “and I have aljo slfitad lead­ a Another of mahogany and buff ousPermanent distinctly unique fea­ according to Mr. Hulick. hair and moist by electrolisice for dally service a t the Hotel For* ing resort hostelrie*.abroad, but I Competent Chef . have never seen a kitchen more ture of tho kitchen equipment is an nntl everything in ub* field of rest Luxe. Hugh MpGee, for 16 yeans chef tlows of the lobby look beauty automatic egg boiler with a docif modernly equipped, -,lighted, and This orchestra la known as the culture has been provided a wide Veranda on the *OTij Hotel Forrest Lake Trio and Is ventilated than this thqt has been attachm ent th a t causes the con­ of the Loch Arbor Hotel; has been '' , installed in tno kitchen of the For­ a still more attractive from Machines for marcelling anil per­ composed of Mr. and Mrs. John desi, Sd far the Forrest Like." - tainer to raise rest Lake with a sta ff of skilled undo With It’s perfect manent boiling w ater after any desired Gray and Miss Elizabeth Hildreth. Waving are a part of this assistants, many of whom are s a t' — lake, od- of Immeralon- w* ,Upon special occasions, and for electrically or gas opera period equipment and the appointments i l parts of tho walls merge o f th e parlor are elegant. with th a the complete tchen l man assistance. • . dance purposes the orehestra will in serving of -eparat eparation and soi hopied ceilings, which are uterfsljs ore “Bain designed numerous In bo enlarged to five pieces, .it was 3 * A rjM tv u lly The woman’s parlor, on the and ivory finish. The walla north southern dishes novations and oa eontl t hay* aide of the sam e corridor, nno are of a buff tone, tint, Is furnished seasoned only souths Room Appointments never been pi for keeping vogetnbl ever; deep red and green, cari-y- with luxurious pi pc fixtures and ap- hotels in this f doing. hot by surrounding « f the Forrest Lake’s l the color scheme of tho comfortable look! mlldlng, 'lanadtptti impdrSProi J»loc^)gJt,Mq!b wa; polnU look* irate furnishings are every, are trance from t vetovens which are covered with J„ as was Prtsclll Ing out toward the Take. er*n pantry super section roomy an throughout the lobby, ital canopy for the removal of a me • Colonial Staircase > :'* e 15(1 spacious rooms aqd g lsi E ach chairs and tables are of te and odors through well con- die Hayes, cxperlw Comment on the main stairway will personally it paten ted ‘l and detigns. While leading Up to the second and third is equlj rw asher, w l baking of all bread, with tapestried floors seems nocemary when ona adjacent,’ and co Ions. pies and cake* se n id, ti the Ion* ecu g n u s upon tha graceful lines of rest Lake's dining of walnut and me- fq*t colonial stylo which was utes ter Vv... ed jn Ira Cross Is sto: ■*■ clean, drj^ •ing, ly* prevalent In the mansions of the qjiirvi Mrs. Conrad Hop dowe are draped with south before tho dnya of. the Civil i of green and yellow wm*washer it cake grill and toasting oven, nnmed housekeeper, * §. i the atmosphere of th« closet for .1 to a t the other stands the spe- op, assistant bouseki tho rest of the hotel Ugh ■"‘Ring throughout tho Is Although eriil for broiling steak* and nul Hopper install* deal (rood In i mi i room. Vi having charge of dlstlnc uy Floridan, K« th * stove* and nil stands oat as one < ment of the buiJdli ELTON M0UGHT0N IS DESIGNER O F HANDSOME HOTEL » tofppi R B R S K S f f i 3EC tfsssn r -. *WTt — f 'f -W f ‘ _ id, Operated Hulick Bros. [ificent Building led As Sanford’s Achievement - iMm V. deal iple OfJFiorida itectural Style signer Maintains | __ r y r 1 m Sn&m gsr __ _____:------ 1 .:. The men who were largely re­ sponsible for inducing the bulldcni of tho new hotel to select Sanford ns nn ideal location for such a wodern tourist homo were Interviewed this monirng by a represen­ tative of The Herald and tholr rt statements on what benefit tho city will derive as n result of the building of the hostelry are give aa follows: -Mai Mayor Forrest * Lake Mavtfe Forrest Forrc: Lake, the man new hotel wan nar for w in k the m ed, andllno of the original of the movement to pro- * gators or vtdo the city with n modern tour­ ist hotel, today' gave out tho fol­ lowing statem ent: ' “With tho completion and the opening of the new hotel, another solid block is added to tho struc­ ture of substantiality which this city boasts, and I boliovo I am ex­ pressing the sentiments of ei Owners Of The Forrest Lake citizen when I say th a t wo > Hotel Hnvf Operated Re­ roud to call this msgniticent ed sort Hostelrles Tn All .Sec* Ice, where visitors to our city may Tlons Of This ’ Country receive and enjoy the hospitalities for which Sanford is noted, Howard n . and Bloomfield Hu- very own. “ For several years past It lick, owners and operators of tho been evident that tho need for qoW, Hotel Forrest Lako, havo been modern tourist hotel was vet fBWUIflod drlth tho hotel profes­ pressing and that one 6f tho l sion for more than a score of years cat moans of selling Sanford to of tho nation would bo f atid both are well known in hotel rest through tho erection of such a dretes In all sections of the U nit­ tel. Through tho efforts of sever of our leading citlscns a movemO ed States. Howard Rulick began his chosen was launched In an endeavor < career 23 years ago when ho built interest experienced hotel men tho Hotol Brighton at Asbury tho city of Sanford an an ideal 1 for a modern tourist hot Park, N. J.. and operated'the house cation "Tho efforts of those ea under the firm namo of Hunt and workers hsva borne fruit to sti Hulick. nn extent that today wo luive Six years later his brothor, beautiful new hotel directly In Bloomfield became associated with midst. ■ ■ SL him in tho building and manage­ “It scorns fitting that a t .t h t ment of tho Loch Arbor Hotel at time all praise and all credit should Allcnhurst, N. J. Tho two broth­ bo extended tho Hulick brothers ers havo mnnuged this hotel suc­ for tholr ceaseless and untiring ef­ cessfully for tho past 17 years, forts to complcto tho hotel on sch* during which tlme-they also bc- edulod time and without aacrifk enrao Identified with loading re­ Ing any of the essentials in mak sort hostelrles in various parts of Ing It a thoroughly modern comfnrtnblo hostelry, com? tho nation. Howard Hulick was for - two to the lending hotels of years president of the New Je r­ nnd nation. ’’And now that the hotel is sey Hotel Association, and was treasurer of th© same organization plcte, I feel that we should for one year, resigning to give his upon It with a deep feeling a t I Isfactlon which is derlvou fror attention to private nffairs. Ho Is now an ctivo m^pibor of deed well done. I bcllova U hotel is an inspiration tho Now Jersey Hotol Association, new citizens of Sanford to is pur tho New York Hotel Association, »nd tho American Hotal Aa.Ofl.- t ^ o cl?J“ Othor i C X 1 HULICKS FAMOUS AS RESORT HOTEL ADMINISTRATORS F Itiooa.fl.ld H ath* I. o mamhar of tho same organizations to which his brother belongs, and Is nlna an executive member of tho Now JerBcy Hotel Association, and was for a number of years in charge of registration a t the annual con­ vention of tho New York Hotel As­ sociation. P irates lelieve They Will N ext Y ear PITTSBURGH, Jan, ;;jt Tha Pirate* of Pittsburgh, think thay will capture tho National te^ « ,ir.£ rh'p “ d lh° II*1 Rhyne, fielder, and Paul W iner, , Inflelder, expensive pro­ ducts of tho San Francisco coaet Jeaguo show ability to break Into tho regular lineup. c llhynes started an n rhor(-loi became second baseman. \vhcr.\ ‘ forth for a grent an, W aner, who s'^ n iu rk . is d to vul o f Clydo art d. Krcmer an Aid shared tho main • of the World’s I r«Ued upon to While Meadows, round out tho ndables, and Troynot at 1 to display even In 1028. The club for first baso ’lOEBB m“” to ■ Ufa ™ will prospor, 0ur b' and soclal ford will tako its rightful . among the metropolitan cities of tho South.” Edward Higgins Edward Higgins, president of the Chambor of Commerce, ono of tho first to suggest noed of a tourist hotol hero, to Issued the following statem ent utivc to tho opening of tha Hotel Forrest Lako: "A fter long months of effort c tho part of citlsens interested tho welfare of tho town, llov and Bloomfield Hulick wuru ir ed to como to Sanford to int gato tho possible locati a modern tourist hotcL efforts were successful and the Hulick* were imp tho possibilities of such a i in this city, the completed today stands as testimon “Majestically rearing;,, ties within a stone’s throw i merlng Lake |fu> untiring efforts of t sons of Sanford an** brothers, who havo u tic* and .whd 1 hours. ■preaH ...iu* m central i bo i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 04, 1926; <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/1e3d11a688d53abc531975ffd06fdfbd.pdf 55a5698121bcfcb2d3efc2291d522117 PDF Text Text T he last development within the q ty limits in the Eastern* Lake Section Scruggs-Scoggan, Inc Britt-Chittenden Realty Co Sales Agents for E X T E N D T H E IR H E A R T IE S T FELIC ITA - T IO N S T O HUL1CK A N D H U LIC K A T ; i', i ' T H E O P E N IN G O F T H E " >• �9 ,v-v 1 = - XVL ;i* U a M K d W ix , • ; SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY 1 NUMBER 132 4, 1926. t• a grLi U ■- "V | ___ r y r Hotel Forrest Lake From a W est Side View e O f 1 mm Sn&gsr TO f 'f-Wf ‘_ iM m V. deal iple OfJFiorida itectural Style signer Maintains ___ _______ :---------- 1 .:. - — ± 2 ue Wider Popularity Tourist C i t y Come According Leading C i t i z e i Howard Hulick Bloomfield Hulick | Hulick Brothers Warmly. Praised id, Operated Hulick Bros. [ificent Building led As Sanford’s Achievement ■ Mayor Forrest Lake S a y s Opening Is Memorable Even£ Located on the shores of Lake Monroe and facing F irst St re e t on the south and the proposed Seminole Boulevard on tho north, the new hostelry is erected on one of tho most d esirnblo and attractive, locations in Sanford. steps arc s o .placed th at scarcely has become symbolical with con­ any effort Is noticeable In climb­ These Firms Helped struction in Florida and is not n the new cighty-foot ing. prnperl" fitting to tho stylo of ulcvnril that will B o o n Dining Room Build The Forrest architecture now being used in Hxlo Highway down The dining room of the new this state,’’ ho said. iko ahoro for three Lake Tourist Hotel Hotel Forrest I^ake lies near the “There are very few ideas from din* through tho moat west* end of the main floor and Spain being drawti Into buildings section of the city, the facon I.ako Monroe on the north in Florida nnd whore tho word t Lake, Sanford's new W. D. Gerbrick Company, and First Street Extentlon on the general “Spanish” originates In descrip­ •dollar resort hostcrly, contractors, John Hud­ south. It’s dimensions are 42 by dleston, superintendent of con­ tions of lecul architecture I am at ccesslblo from all scc154 feet and It la capable of seat­ struction! John Haugard. con­ Local Architect Snyg New a loss to explain, i town and from both ing 380 diners. Structure Embodies Many “Florida has a stylo all It’s hln* highways. tractor’s engineer; MahoneyThe windows facing on Lake Wnlker Company, plumbing nnd [the»city’s reclaimed land, Distinctive F eatures Of own. Wo enn sec many Improve­ Monroe are arched, and a receding atcnmflttlng; S. Reddick, elec­ y balkhcadln* the lako .Advanced Construction ments in tho plans for buildings wall* allows for several tables in tric wiring; Peninsula Electric yet to bo constructed which, whllo filling in with loam help to reproduce the atmos­ ike bottom, the Forrest past wing s fd are also reached by that end of tho room to enjoy semi- Company, electric fixtures; L. In discussing details of con­ they privacy. On the south end of the Smith nnd Company, iron work; phere of tho tropics, do not in any lea a strategic position way of the corridor. struction in tho new hotel, the a r­ room, nn arrangement of door­ C. II. Johnson, roofing and w at­ , way resemble Spanish nrchltrcpeninsula curving out The men’s smoking room is furn­ ways allows the cutting off of this er proofing; Robert Eisman, turc. A combination of all tho chitect, Elton J. Moughton, whoso, turb. lescent watora of broad ished practically the same as tho section for uso as a private din­ painting contractor; John Green I best features in building which which it' the head other lounging office is in the First National Bank of the h°tel. ing room, and thin room is expect­ nnd Sons, plastering; Setdnn hnvo been satisfactorily proven 1 St. John’s River, It lies on tho rooms building, stated that several new rig h t of the west within tha past century and a half y for thousands of tour- corridor, directly across from tho ed to take care of parties, organi­ Cypress Door Company, millurney up this truly public parlor, and it’s windows sations, banqueta and other spe­ work; Hill Hardware Compnny, ideas »f hotel designing had been are • Incorporated In tho Florida hnrdware; John Wunamakor incorporated in (he plana of tho stylo, and nowhero olso In tho cial occasions. stream to enjoy the out on tho north veranda, Company, furnishings; Bruntworld can ono sco such beautiful, Tho room la furnished through­ Ishing, comfortable hotal open tho lako. hall-uvnm* Company of Now Forrest Lake. Tho now hotel !s yet nracticul and substantial build­ out in tho samo design ns that Nations ‘and equable cli- overlookingPublic ono of tho threo in tho stnto,of Parlor York, kitchen equipment; Otto which characterizes the entire Schmchl, whlch Sanford is justly Florida, ami ono of 27 in tho en­ ings as thoso now being erected Tho public parlor is luxurious in building. masonry; Jacksonville The walls have a base * y tire country, which have been de­ over the entire state”, Mr. Mough­ it’s, furnishings nftd Is easily the Marble and Tilo Company, tile orrest Lake is designed most beautiful of all the rooms. of buff with which has been mixed work; signated by tho American Hotol ton concluded. Otis EleVator Company, a s a resort, house, and It Is reached by way of the’ west a light green and deep red mix­ two elevntors. "Tho new Hotel Forrest Lako is Association ns a “test" hotel. ■rn Invention tending to corridor and la a t the west end of ture. The'ceiling is of Ivory and Tho word "teat” Is applicable in of this stylo, and in designing the comfortable and home the draperies and tapestries are of the sense that many ideas and fcaT plans for it we havo tried to In­ sphere has been provld- the lobby. a pale green, The beds .are of the famous En­ turos are being tried In thjB new clude ■every Into Improvement. I The furniture, while more ela­ attempt to establish not The tables and chain;are of ma­ glander typo popular at *11 resort ' 'uctuni,. which are believed to feel prpud o | having been the a r ­ stopping place, but. n borate, Is of the same material hogany with a finish of walnut, and ho»telr|os, ,anq, the the latest and most mud orh trt* chitect fur n new st^ucrtulre th a t 1s a Special typo thnnu o for' the transient, n and- general design ns th a t used In have tapestry seats. venttons for the comfort and con sure to bring more and more visi­ other parts of theipqin lobby. Simmons Sarin ore costly furniture, dovonicnco of tho hotel guests nn l tors to enjoy tho hospitalities t>f The lay pistes an; of n deep and portieres, beautiful The wlndown are draped • with brown tone with decorations *of pnny- specially for tho Hotol For­ features which will, should they Sanford." grebn and n deep shade of reddish rest Luke. md a pleasing harmony of prove satisfactory under alt con­ palmetto trees and those fruits *. > color copiblne to furnish brown. Thera are -110 twin bed rooms, ditions of service, ho installed in which are tropically grown. In one corner of this room Is and 42 double bed rooms. En£h tho hotels of tha association all ii quiet, dignified splenAll Employees Experienced Tho china ware Is plain white room is equipped with n large leaping with the type. t>f a recess nook containing- several with The offico staff of the Hotel over the country. tho family ■crest of Mayor roomy clothes closet In addltiortto lotcl will cater to. bookcases filled with a choice selec­ Forrest Forrest Lake has been carefully Mr. Moughton, who was tho ar­ Lako painted on tho edge. numerous littlo innovations that etion immediately sur- tion of good books. This little All tho llnon Is imported and have been incorporated into the chitect for tho Sanford City Hall selected from tho ranks of experi­ |the new hotel represents spot has a secluded and quiet air both it-and tho silverware are em­ Forrest Lake’s design for tho first and other municipal buildings, as enced resort hotel men, nnd every highly restricted and th at la a t once restful .and enter­ bellished with the Lake c o a t' of time In the history of Florida ho­ well as numerous fine residences, employee entrusted with tho pro­ l part of Sanford, a d is taining. vision of guest needs and tho adarms. tel construction. Tho corridors run nnd prominent business buildings ministration of the desk offico has Ball Room to become the Center throughout tho ce n ta l part of tho Spacious Verandas east and west 282 feet and north state, believes in adopting tha had many years of service in this activities of the com -Stretching 80 feet along tho The north veranda of tho new and south of 154 feet. ilt In the shapo of an north-side of tho hotel and looking Hotel “Floridan Architecture” us kind of work to equip him. for his Forrest Lako stretches across The appointment and equipment name nt, the new hotel faces out on Lako Monroo is tho spaci­ tho entire * * being a fitting description for the duties. of thaj side of of the desk offico and administra­ ke Monroe pnd on ous ballroom. I t la 40 feet wide the bluldlngcenter Eugene Hendrickson, clork, new hotel and for other buildings and looks directly out tion rooms is of tho most modern now being built with Mediterran­ was for many years chief Extension, one of the and has several entrances from clerk and upon Lake Monroe nnd tho -new design, the many little labor sav­ ean features incorporated In their desk man of tha Bcrkeloy-Cartarpal arteries, yet Is far every aide. 80 foot Seminole .Boulevard boing ing devices perfected in leading ho­ oved from both the eto Hotol at Asbury Park, one of Tho floor la of carefully select­ tels having been included in the design. t^and tho street to Insure ed -and polished white maple, and built by the city. the leading resort hostelrles of tho “California adopted the bunga­ The veranda is completely equip­ Forrest Lnka’B design. loss hi its well all. electric lig ht'fixtures and in­ ped with vnrf-colorcd rood furni­ low and made it popular; they did East. Ho has been in hotel work The largo switchboard in a PBX Ivatc grounds,' soon to terior decorations are typical of ture, said to have been specially model manufactured by tho West­ not originate tho bungalow but for more than 12 years, ant^ is d with masses of varl* that qu^et good ta s te , cxihibitcd manufactured fqr the Forrest Lake. ern Electric with standard equip­ thoy designed it with a touch pe­ 'said to bo thoroughly conversant srubbery, exotic plants, In kill parts of the new structure. All wiring and electric com­ culiarly Californian in style, and with tho duties of his office. all tho blandishments Th« large French windows lead­ P a rt of the chairs and tables are ment. Charles Ditmar, who was as­ munication connection* were sup­ the name has stuck even though decorated in orange and balck de­ the nation’s most em ing onto tha north veranda afford ervised by Howard Overland, whoso tho. rest of tha country builds ns sociated with the Hulick brothers signs and others ore made up of leaps gardeners Is ca- an opportunity fo r the dancers to green and yellow. Tho color work was praised warmly by tho many, or more, in the neighbor, a t their Loch Arbor summer hotel [ conceiving. stroll out and enjoy the cooling acjiomo Is in harmony ..with the Hulick brothers. hood of all largo, cities as could in Allenhutst, N. J. has been ap­ part of the spacious breexes from Lake Monroe. ever be Used in that stato”. Tho desk Is attractively finish­ pointed assistant clerk of tho Forbqlcony finish and the exterior 'll be located the tennis That tho fair patromi of tha hotel “Tho namo Spanish architecture rast Lako, .and Mrs. Mabel Beech, in oak, with cashier’s offico at In which many an hour may bo accommodated, tho build­ walls, which^arc of n deop buff ed tho north end. Patented blotters an experienced office worker, who »t recreation will be In* ers have Installed a beauty parlor color, orni minted with colored and a distinctive room check sys­ was for several years bookkeeper Mosaic work. by guests of the hotel, on the south side of the cast cor­ Included in tho equipment are tem have boon installed, and all potato pooler and washer. This for Cheney Stores, has assumed courts will -also bo built ridor and complete equipment for about 100 chairs, both' in k e rs and necessary oquipmanb-in-th? way ulumlnum tubrarrnngemont has if he?;duties i s private sooretary to future, and the addi- Ita operation. straight back*, and about 25 o f, notification tags, extra-key* revolving disk operated on an ec­ Hownrd and Bloomfield Hulick. rarlaus facilities for tho and “Not to be Disturbed” signs centric movement and coated with Ladles’ cBauty Shop AH other employees of tho ho­ table*. 1■ it of those stopping here been provided. A noteworthy feature of the, new tel from ball boys to waiters and The whole of Lake Monroo, the have a rough sandpaper finish which Inter months are expected hotel will bo a thoroughly modern The hotel has two modern Otis chafes the skin off the potatoes housekeepers and maids havo had yacht basin- and new municipal elevators, led. one. for passengers and bcapty parlor, under the personal rler, are visible from -the verandawhllo flowing water removes tho years bf experience In their rctie west end of tip struc supervision of P, Paul of New another for freight. positions, tho majority w and on which bond concerts are td located on the north side, In commenting on tho kitchen o f aste through a pipp which leads rpectivo having been . brought here direct to a receptacle outside. A largo be given within* a short while, are "bur well where, p m can -Mrs. Paul’s years of experience' the Forrest Lake Hotel, Howard _ cdollng drink of this 'In this country and scientific Eu bnty, a few hundred yards from Ilullck said that It was with par­ barrel of potatoes can bo cleaned from .the Loch Arbor summer ho­ j healthful water. An ad* ropenn training is expected to in­ the steps. donable pride that he spoke of this and washed In less than seven tel, where courtesy arid efficiency The d ly Is now planting large wilt'be sulphur baths. sure the ladies of Sanford and vi­ division of the structure as abso­ minutes by tho use of this inven and a thorough knowlcdgo of their duties were necessary, tor tho hold palmetto trees along 'the llna lutely tho most modern and con­ tion. Main Lobby cinity the samo expert service, in whpro the now-boulevard is to pass veniently designed and arranged of Next to the potato pooler stands ing of thqir Jobs. lobby of tho new hotol all' branches of beauty culture so Not a single employee in* thu an electric meat and vegetable and Stretches character li die of the fashionable in front of the hotel and .thus is any that ho had over seen. • expected to add greatly to the.cn* of tho bulld- New York shops. “In my 23 year* of hotol exper­ chopper designed for use In salad dining room ,: kitchen or curns of sausage preparation. A,dougL maids is new to tho hotel business, __ of broad Tho latest methods of permanent chanting view to bo had* from the ience I . have boon back and forth and across the continent many times, mlxcr operated electrically wltl and this fact above all o the raj is i registration waving and hair dyeing,. Ah© most veranda. A carefully selected , oiarchestra Stopping at'practically every re­ four speeds and a variety of a t­ expected to result in tho sbsoluta .... . kb tho room scientific facial and scalp treat­ pablo of sort hotel of any consequence in tachments has been Installed for satisfaction of. early guests, who Mice, and faces the ment*-and of skilled musicians capal artistic-hair cutting to ,—/ which descends suit ever contour. producing the finest concert and all parts of the nation" Mr.'Hulick mixing all materials that require demand efficient servlco in pre­ ference to elaborate surroundings, Jpper floors in u m iwhipping motion. removal of superflu­ dance music has been organised said, “and I have aljo slfitad lead­ a Another of mahogany and buff ousPermanent distinctly unique fea­ according to Mr. Hulick. hair and moist by electrolisice for dally service a t the Hotel For* ing resort hostelrie*.abroad, but I Competent Chef . have never seen a kitchen more ture of tho kitchen equipment is an nntl everything in ub* field of rest Luxe. Hugh MpGee, for 16 yeans chef tlows of the lobby look beauty automatic egg boiler with a docif modernly equipped, -,lighted, and This orchestra la known as the culture has been provided a wide Veranda on the *OTij Hotel Forrest Lake Trio and Is ventilated than this thqt has been attachm ent th a t causes the con­ of the Loch Arbor Hotel; has been ' ' , installed in tno kitchen of the For­ a still more attractive from Machines for marcelling anil per­ composed of Mr. and Mrs. John desi, Sd far the Forrest Like." - tainer to raise rest Lake with a sta ff of skilled undo With It’s perfect manent boiling w ater after any desired Gray and Miss Elizabeth Hildreth. Waving are a part of this assistants, many of whom are s a t' — lake, od- of Immeralon- w* ,Upon special occasions, and for electrically or gas opera period equipment and the appointments i l parts of tho walls merge o f th e parlor are elegant. with th a t o f p tchen p i l man assistance. • the complete . dance purposes the orehestra will in serving of -eparat eparation and soi hopied ceilings, which are uterfsljs ore “Bain designed numerous In bo enlarged to five pieces, .it was 3 * A rjM tv u lly The woman’s parlor, on the and ivory finish. The walla north southern dishes novations and oa eontl t hay* aide of the sam e corridor, nno are of a buff tone, tint, Is furnished seasoned only souths Room Appointments never been pi for keeping vogetnbl ever; deep red and green, cari-y- with luxurious pi pc fixtures and ap- hotels in this f doing. hot by surrounding « f the Forrest Lake’s l the color scheme of tho comfortable look! 3 E C mlldlng, 'l a n a d t p t t i p d rS P ro i R S K S f f i J„ asimwas J»loc^)gJt,Mq!b wa; polnU look* Prtsclll irate furnishings are every, are trance from t vetovens which are covered with Ing out toward the Take. er*n pantry super section roomy an throughout the lobby, ital canopy for the removal of a me • Colonial Staircase > :'* e 15(1 spacious rooms aqd glsi Each chairs and tables are of te and odors through well con- die Hayes, cxperlw Comment on the main stairway will personally it patented ‘l and detigns. While leading Up to the second and third is equlj rwasher, wl baking of all bread, with tapestried floors seems nocemary when ona adjacent,’ and co Ions. pies and cake* se n id, ti the Ion* ecu g n u s upon tha graceful lines of rest Lake's dining of walnut and me- fq*t colonial stylo which was utes ter Vv... ed jn Ira Cross Is sto: ■*■ clean, drj^ •ing, ly* prevalent In the mansions of the qjiirvi Mrs. Conrad Hop dowe are draped with south before tho dnya of. the Civil tcake f s sgrill s n and r - .toasting oven, nnmed housekeeper, i of green and yellow wm*w asher it * §. op, assistant bouseki i the atmosphere of th« closet for .1 to a t the other stands the speAlthough tho rest of the hotel Ugh ■"‘Ring throughout tho Is deal (rood In i mi eriil for broiling steak* and nul Hopper install* i room. Vi having charge of dlstlnc uy Floridan, K« th* stove* and nil stands oat as one < ment of the buiJdli *WTt ELTON M0UGHT0N IS DESIGNER O F HANDSOME HOTEL » B R The men who were largely re­ sponsible for inducing the bulldcni of tho new hotel to select Sanford ns nn ideal location for such a wodern tourist homo were Interviewed this monirng by a represen­ tative of The Herald and tholr rt statements on what benefit tho city will derive as n result of the building of the hostelry are give aa follows: -Mai Mayor Forrest * Lake Mavtfe Forrest Forrc: Lake, the man new hotel wan nar for w in k the m ed, andllno of the original of the movement to pro- * gators or vtdo the city with n modern tour­ ist hotel, today' gave out tho fol­ lowing statem ent: ' “With tho completion and the opening of the new hotel, another solid block is added to tho struc­ ture of substantiality which this city boasts, and I boliovo I am ex­ pressing the sentiments of ei Owners Of The F orrest Lake citizen when I say th a t wo > Hotel Hnvf Operated Re­ roud to call this msgniticent ed sort Hostelrles Tn All .Sec* Ice, where visitors to our city may Tlons Of This ’ Country receive and enjoy the hospitalities for which Sanford is noted, Howard n . and Bloomfield Hu- very own. “ For several years past It lick, owners and operators of tho been evident that tho need for qoW, Hotel Forrest Lako, havo been modern tourist hotel was vet fBWUIflod drlth tho hotel profes­ pressing and that one 6f tho l sion for more than a score of years cat moans of selling Sanford to of tho nation would bo f atid both are well known in hotel rest through tho erection of such a dretes In all sections of the U nit­ tel. Through tho efforts of sever of our leading citlscns a movemO ed States. Howard Rulick began his chosen was launched In an endeavor < career 23 years ago when ho built interest experienced hotel men tho Hotol Brighton at Asbury tho city of Sanford an an ideal 1 for a modern tourist hot Park, N. J.. and operated'the house cation "Tho efforts of those ea under the firm namo of Hunt and workers hsva borne fruit to sti Hulick. nn extent that today wo luive Six years later his brothor, beautiful new hotel directly In Bloomfield became associated with midst. ■ ■ SL him in tho building and manage­ “It scorns fitting that a t .t h t ment of tho Loch Arbor Hotel at time all praise and all credit should Allcnhurst, N. J. Tho two broth­ bo extended tho Hulick brothers ers havo mnnuged this hotel suc­ for tholr ceaseless and untiring ef­ cessfully for tho past 17 years, forts to complcto tho hotel on sch* during which tlme-they also bc- edulod time and without aacrifk enrao Identified with loading re­ Ing any of the essentials in mak sort hostelrles in various parts of Ing It a thoroughly modern comfnrtnblo hostelry, com? tho nation. Howard Hulick was for - two to the lending hotels of years president of the New Je r­ nnd nation. ’’And now that the hotel is sey Hotel Association, and was treasurer of th© same organization plcte, I feel that we should for one year, resigning to give his upon It with a deep feeling a t I Isfactlon which is derlvou fror attention to private nffairs. Ho Is now an ctivo m^pibor of deed well done. I bcllova U hotel is an inspiration tho Now Jersey Hotol Association, new citizens of Sanford to is pur tho New York Hotel Association, »nd tho American Hotal Aa.Ofl.- t ^ o cl?J“ Othor i C X 1 HULICKS FAMOUS AS RESORT HOTEL ADMINISTRATORS F Itiooa.fl.ld H ath* I. o mamhar of tho same organizations to which his brother belongs, and Is nlna an executive member of tho Now JerBcy Hotel Association, and was for a number of years in charge of registration a t the annual con­ vention of tho New York Hotel As­ sociation. P irates lelieve They Will N ext Y ear PITTSBURGH, Jan, ;;jt Tha Pirate* of Pittsburgh, think thay will capture tho National te ^ « ,ir.£ rh'p “ d lh° II*1 Rhyne, fielder, and Paul W iner, , Inflelder, expensive pro­ ducts of tho San Francisco coaet Jeaguo show ability to break Into tho regular lineup. c llhynes started an n rhor(-loi became second baseman. \vhcr.\ ‘ forth for a grent an, W aner, who s'^ n iu rk . is d to vul of Clydo art d. Krcmer an Aid shared tho main • of the World’s I r«Ued upon to While Meadows, round out tho ndables, and Troynot at 1 to display even In 1028. The club for first baso ’lOEBB m“” to ■ Ufa ™ will prospor, 0ur b' and soclal ford will tako its rightful . among the metropolitan cities of tho South.” Edward Higgins Edward Higgins, president of the Chambor of Commerce, ono of tho first to suggest noed of a tourist hotol hero, to Issued the following statem ent utivc to tho opening of tha Hotel Forrest Lako: "A fter long months of effort c tho part of citlsens interested tho welfare of tho town, llov and Bloomfield Hulick wuru ir ed to como to Sanford to int gato tho possible locati a modern tourist hotcL efforts were successful and the Hulick* were imp tho possibilities of such a i in this city, the completed today stands as testimon “Majestically rearing;,, ties within a stone’s throw i merlng Lake |fu> untiring efforts of t sons of Sanford an** brothers, who havo u tic* and .whd 1 hours. ■preaH ...iu* m central i bo i �V T 3X J V ^ rftu , EXTENDS Heartiest Congratulations and Best Wishes mmm Mi* \r %;wt: v- ‘ v »v> :.t 1. e T£ ■fivtv* 4 r t i \ jV / t p » v* Y *. , rj t*!4i>v Z' * •. 1> ^ II IN D IA N M O U N D V IL L A G E is designed to supply the perfect spttjtig for those people w ho desire to consummate their dreams of anideathorhe in this matchless section of Florida. It would seem impossible to demand of location ' ■ ’' ( jf ' 4i * . ^ V illage offers, and that’s exactly the reason lot are approximately $ 100,000.00 at the close of the first week. wV-UdU*' * / ‘ T here are just 116 lots now on sale, and our sales efforts are exclusive Sanford people during this week. D on ’t fail to make/your reservation i f .1 »_ :i ■■ —* * •* 41 1--it, f» » , • J H■ *if 4 >P__-_! 4?■ 1 1,4 ■*v> " # . ] iT rV 'V fV -L /("i SALES A G EN TS Masonic Building P * , • ,* ■ * V .. • f ‘/ i f f i a F . U ~' W H l l ►-4t»f •' /O ^ ' ♦V *• j . " ♦' *;j T d ep h o h e TOr; V* �will be will land harelaaftar daaerihrd. .itnoted In Srminoto County, ylorld.i, and before January 8, except the regu­ more particularly described aa: «r;ir N*A*ih on .-U alf (NH> of lation’ railway t o d consulate Ufa Northeojv ons-qnartsr (N -. ’< * of tha Nofth a art on*.qu*rRuafd*. I t was aUted also that 'A, Ga.f Jan. ■ weak ran Christmas ia second for tha numle faU lities In the •ou­ ts. Tha death toll for 33 Ih c ir c u it r o r n r S E V ­ E N T H J U D I C I A L ' C I I U T T T IS A 3U FOR B M M O U I t» l).1 T r ns ritA W c OKOHUE IH.A8EN1CK. C o m p l a i n !StW S fc { ^ t n,“o Jri5Sfw>^ LFRED D. LeVEfiQUfc anil Ida l . Usyeaque. hla w ife, If they or cither of them be living, Charles Winter, If living, all heirs, le g a ­ te e s devisee* or grantees or Wil­ liam O. Audenrled, deceased, all heirs. legatees, devisees or gran, tees or Hobart ,11. Ramsey, de­ ceased. VpMBd.'.tnvestment Com­ pany. a cffPfur'atlng,. and all dir!* heirs, devisees. Ikes, claim ing any r.lha land IwrelgIn . this Order ttf upward of 400 the pre, Theca figure* are re- Si “ iM.norid; and Mlieight each. Kansas reported only one fa- lad in accidents with 49, Ida scored 42. Georgia ana followed with 85 ima had only two. tion by states follows: • > Dead Inj. m■I— ■5 4J Hsrafif. a nswepaper published in B*mlrv>l* County. FlorMa, onrr * * « r t for four ecniH dltT r wueko, com m andnf January Ind. I*J» and concluding on J a n u a r y * III*. W itness tha hand and anal o t V. n . D O U fllJ ss, Clark of. the Circuit Court. Hemlnolo County, riorlda. at the Conn Honaa In Sanford. Flnr- & Sg Marshal Chan* Tso-Lin bad sent one ( ||> _8outh Range Thirty hfs refreta oxer the rebellion in­ « ' ■ ,"1 ta orderail that you and ekeh Clark of ClrTuli Court. volving hlS lieutenant, Kuo Sun- of. i tyour appear, to th* iw orn Bill By: A. M. WEEKS. D. C. Lln, and promised future peace in of Complaint haraln (Had on or bo- ALDRIDOR HAJIT, V j. Manchuria. \ fora the first day o f February, A. S olicitor’ lor Complainant. Eleven Southern Shows 61 Killed |1 Injured In Motor its . During Week If L s^ & r lwh IFFLORIDA, . is la A lfred Mi o ilth a 'iC o lu m b ia U1 Business Site^GirRailroad One blbck from F irst Street. Frontage on three paved streets. Railroad frontage entire block. Plot con­ tains about 56,000 BquaVe feet. Price. 637,500. Terms arranged. TO tJgsVeaau* and, Ida s^Wlfe, Charles Wldtflsee*. legatees, Ifllm O. Audenrled. ■ftlES, -legatees, devl*or Itribert II. Tiamf t»«y, deceased, Votuala Investment >rporstlon, and all -T^*Compatiy. a ketbnll quintet. He and ia a good all-rofl Columbia hopes to' aaowing In th e eaa chkse. e Speculative possibilities of th is plot will apdfscrlm lnating‘investors b c c M p ritf’tran sfer urred In years and it is held H f n o Individual • t :■ .?< - •f - J& i R: W. L A 1 203-205 Meiscj JO S E P H Mi r o c : ANNOUNCEMENT initial economy investmer Twelve Standard Bodies Florida Reo Co. 208 West F irst St. • Phono 671 'R. A. WILLIAMS, M anager BOUNDS WARNING INGTON, Jan. 4.—(A>)— | Mellon warned the Sen* ica com m ittee today that deduction of about $330,roted by the House must cecded by the senate. REO MOTOR CAR COMHANY — ia proud to claim i s asttorney general an exeacher, A T THE -•= =- ; ------- H otel Forrest Lake item ,. Lectures by r . Leah A. Watters OMAN’S CLUB HOUSE AT 4:00 P. M. Beauty Culture In All Its Branches i E. Burnham and Marinello Preparations Facials and Marcelling * Eugene and IMestle Permanent Waving Lako • country and her »—Jan. 8. irgh, Scott and Bums—Jan, |»ury and Chaucer’s Tales— iure« Tickets |1 J 5 : upon Forrest opening AND THE tory service !3fiW M e 207 East �HLrV i p r t> ' ; ’JlK 'fc>y,v . •- h i s w i t h p l ^ r e w e look to the completion of the H otel Forrest Lake, another beautiful building to pur credit in Sanford. We wish to re­ fer yo&' to Hulick & Hulick, owners of the new hotel whether or not w e have made good our contract, and w e willingly accept their decision. e take this means Ion companies ahd every individual who co-operated with us [ us to c o m p le t e d stricture on appointed time. ? Itis our hope Wt* A * jOjH t HW * * r::-jaisa:Xlf3yg.ya_-V-'»r - ■u ti •*. iled:effort that feci to the building of the Hofei Forrest Lake, will and better things are in store for greater Sanford during 1926 • v . bhB >• ■ May the N ew Hotel Forrest. Lake prosper and prove a great V ffO tM V ” '<-in ' #*i- Q * * f k * r l ■ r ' 1• • ^ l - 1' > ’ • . ‘{5^*&*!>■■.* > ':C *• . , v ' * l ‘’•* W r v t • . r r i :v ;. I ♦<*, > ■. ’1M*Vt i L. . ''■r-t*: ••• V, 4 .■ ■ SANFORD • ; t ’ i , ’ ■: *•*•* » • . r .'Hri *fff’1 1 r. *"A* *, * *'|ff#| Ur gy: rtJbvt’T Tf «, y^i.- >■iJlME ?raarr ~ M 1* ."Jl' ^ ific r ■!B •» ^ * .. » : ’■* •« . . - t • v t • . t*<>* �1m « • » * rlm o n . (!«or*r R hereunto Ad* w- U*Uwln. wltf. • • a t thl* ow , d . W, Rqwton. 8 * rah a . MoH *o*. Anna C H olton, Allc« a H olln n 'L-., J.rrT . " ° ll0 ,V A. H ow . TI: " cO o w eft K- o . Crump. ]tr» E. J. lU rr a li, tt<ibi>rca J, Jfowor. W illiam i t Catch cart, it Mnpsey will ( i n Har| G m Tornwy, in an In tha Evening World in**. (Beal) holders to lo*« ard forecast*, will be of January A‘. I>. -Z\. E. DOtJORABB, C l a r k ; of tha Circuit Bcmlnola County, nriOT:1 livin g and ir dead tn«lr hairs. «l«v,aae^ grant and lean tea* and a ll other partial claim ing Intartata under them. Henry R Banfortt deoaaaad. hla halra d*vI“rea. grant**-* and leratecu and all other pan ic* claim ing intercats tinder the aald Henry 8. Banford. Defendant a r. ® rl»» far Cem lnM tlr* Service rn name, inni arid official K I R K ’S AUTO TOP SHOP H U L IC K Cartalaa --Baa* Carer* Taaklaeta Carpal* M il* Myrtle * m . louthweat quarter of the »oiith-, rest quarter . and flouihwcat luarter o f aoutheaat quarter of lection S, Township II South lance I t Rival. HUUCK Upon th e ! Model-Trim Co. North* Crurnplor, E. J. Harrell, Raba««a tTOirteF square In the orthw est J. Ilnwer. William E. Catcheart: corner, and tha southeast quar­ and the Mid hill having prayed for t e r o f southw est quarter, less conntrueilve service against aald t w o and ona-half seres In a unknown defendants. It la equnro In the northeast corner THEREFORE, ORDERED that of Section 9. Township It South the defendants, tha unknown helm, of Italian ] l East. devisees, grantees and legaieen of «, TRACT *. , Jamas B. Hackney, It. H. Ramsay. N o r t h half of the northenst Henry B. Hanford. Caroline A. Misq u a r t e r and the Northeast q u n r ♦II, .J. F. Mlsoll, her husband, Rorl e r o r Northwest qusrler of enso w. Itald w in.- ■and Rosa O. Sect i on IS nnjl the northwest Hnldwin. hla wife, J. Acel Krlraon, q u a r t e r o f. Northwest quarter (leorg# E. Wilson. Ada W. Baldwin, o f Section II, Township It widow, Q. W. Rewtan. Barnh A. Sout h of l i a n a * IS East, Holton. Anna C.' Holton, Alien O. Holton, Harry HoRon. Clara A. and t h e y . are hereby required to •Hower* B. C McDowell. M. O. a p p e a r on the 1st day. of February ■ king, Mickey W alker, K his hands full if he H iy challengers* opportun- ■ T tltle . • In Rickard’s opinion that will make a worthy con* [or the junior light-weight recently won by Tod Morrd forecast* th at Fiedel L new flyweight champion, Irengthen^ hts hold on the It may.be winter up north, b u t tt'a still summer down In Mississippi. Miss Patsy Nolle Jolly of Gulfport, Mina., was elected queen of n bath­ K , Jan. 4.—(JP>—'The rlv- ing beauty pageant held there on Kd fiddlers seems to be Christmaa Day. I bod as the Charleston Be. A compction for tho When Knud Rasmussen took his land title begins at Pro- journey through "the Northwest Knight. A world cham- passage" in 1928 w ith' a solitary meeting ia between Dun- sledgo and a single dog team, he [Uncle Jimmy Thompson, completed the longest sledge'jouri, Twufc--— — Brown Union A venue ,KRS TO COMPETE BEAUTJFUL HOME SITES C A N Y O U S O L V E T H IS? ►ore letters when properly arranged form the name of a resident. Everyone sending in the. correct solution will be »d a beautiful lot, slxe 20x100 feet, FREE AND CLEAR ALL ENCUMBRANCES, located In one of our now aubis between New York and Atlantic City. - ShorL Distance To. Sanford ., Country Club and Golf Course Good Bathing, Boating and Fishing Good Schools Good W ater ‘ A g re a t big group of attractive, coats priced for immediate clearance a t one-half th eir usual, *, -V* ’ ■* " • . • . - * 1; - * J* - t - ■- W' price, offering an entirely out o f,.the o rd in a ry sav in g s.» . v i1 SALES OFFICE 1 THIS OFFER EXPIRES MARCH 15„ 1926. Maxim Development Corporation 40th S t, Dept. 409 New York City 108 Magnolia Ave. Phone Nearly evjsry sm art fable v * f ." T# is represented, including n r a i a i a n u n n u su g f i ! ^ fabrics; bollvins aipl other fuvored fabrics. Buede Varied a s to styles,’b u t all of them those mi favored fo r'w e ar a t the -present time—some e borntoly fu r trim m ed and others only modem ly. This ia a splendid buying opportunity. are extended to H U U C K A N D H U LIC K upon the successful opening of Sanford’s N ew est Hotel Our entire stock of fall’ afternoon dresses will be placed on sale a t these two special prices. Fall models of satins and crepes in most be­ coming styles, showing long sleeves and high U lL V H O P lH A l Packard and Stude! Another group of dresses priced tp se ll aa higb^ *49.76, now— j �* <T .; I);, >•.y. , § * \> i r*. * .■ * * l « \ V ( j» •J T . »r \*V,* i« * ** • *r & ;*, - V * *' m ! f . 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' ■ . ■ ■5*1: •*!-- c XWCl *. - •d^K ^wawppffl jr»t ) 0 .f lltJ i- �S o T h is i s THe 0 0 0 YOU T tiS S Ml about- vwadda TUB dWCWJOR meaudisgraoax * m c ■d From P a g e 1.) UK£ THIS------? r l»opt> of U>. clt) Sanford has lone Wholesale K illin g ffin g la Scented An Federal Men Clone Net Around Group Suspected Of M an y Deeds Its sw a d d lin g « mnn, H ot S p rin g s, M nical knock-out over 8 rtf Mite he! F ield , 7 n Harmon, o f N ew Yi OKLAHOM A C ITY , Jan . 4— —Tha O sage m urder m ystery, a s out N ate Goldman, o f dram atis a s S rounds. ntral sectio n o f won* Is. I know , t h s t when ,tion o f our poesibili* 1, oth er n ecessary and B odw ell, one o f the i t concocted plans, for. iment o f a tW B *.*** ? 1 o<i»F declared t h s t .t h e on o f ls s t r * « ' Ktlon marked an epoch Ktlopment of th is corn- lo tio n of * city from a EL traced Just as aecurrV hud-s growth to manKLdwel said, “and SanELth has conformed Jin E t lo the development L cities." F irst came B- streets, then modern Utlei were added, then beautification and watrelopment, and now comt big requisite, an elab^pointed hotel th a t will e ; highest type of vialype that Sanford -needs elopment along high, reI EASY TflERC—\W8ATIs OM THAT ^HoLE.*mdia-YouBut that’3 MV SOM AJUD 1 vwomT ---- riAKTEOTRE ROMP03 LET’S TAKE A ------RiOE BRo ThER, •$ A an*I J r, - L j 1 has long needed a tourMr. Bodwell continued, fulfillment of thia need awn In Sanford's history lavement that contributed jtakgement of thle com­ icre than any other one kment thst Sanford has I ts long list in the last ■well said that the pam■ributed by the hotel ople r many sections of tno lould result in bringing I of wealthy visitors to ■unity, and the aubselulation of real estate ac* I all other Industries, planting on the managepie hostelry, Mr. Bodwell bt in 'h ls opinion no betr e efficient Hotel men hr been secured than the lothers. ivo.E. C. Miller, o f New r, to thank for the Hulick presence here” Mr. Bode, “for It wes Mr. Miller isuggested the Hulicks as J tltafln In nfiavetry n H iari to operates' resort ellitli pen, t solution. Federal and state officer closing a net round at members of a murder ring believed to have been responsible for the deaths of nearly a score of Osage Indians! and white persons. Action was'divided today between Guthrie, where a federal rrand ry la convened, to consider the stimony o f . 120 witnesses, and the “Osage nation,” home of Osage, Indians where state officials are expected to arreat several suspects. The Indians, are reputed to have the greatest per capita wealth of any group of people In the world. I t has bewi indicated th a t the federal officers will leave proscutlon of murder- charges to the state. The belief is that many times the murders were the out­ growth of a conspiracy to gain possession of the fortunes of the victims, estimated to total $2,000,000, ,^ Although the most recent of the crimes was committed about three years kgo, none of the perpetra­ tors have as yet' been brought to justice. It appears that solution of tho game, wonderful tropical scenery Combination and an equable climate are repre­ sentative of Sanford, but hitherto visitors have been prevented from a full enjoyment of these attrac­ tions by the dearth jpf.hotel accom­ odations. 'Today this deplorable condition has been corrected,f* M r..W hitncr **AAnA > fari«l fhaFn Iti nothing nniliimr to 1a added, "and there is prevent Sanford from achieving widespread fame as, an ideal tour­ ist recreational confer. Raymond Keys . 1 ' ; “ When We rliirst discussed hazy rity".” plana for a modern tourist hotel a t “In the past tho higher class of Sanford while - sitting around tourists have shunned Sanford as George Do Cottes dinner tdble a *•'city offering only commercial year ago none of ;,ua realized' th a t hotel accommodations” Mr.- Key the full maternllzntlon of -these; concluded, "but with thco pening plans would be effected/ap- such’ of the Forrest Lake this difficulty sn early date” said Raymond Key, has been removed nnd Sanford will M M , Forrest Lake means cashier of the Semlndno: .County ,Batiford than the young- Bank this morning in'diaebssing pbw bo heralded far and wide as is'o f, thia community can the opening of the-‘H ofei'’Forrest a 'city rich in commercial, indus­ trial'and tourist attractions-offer­ ‘ realU s”.’ said Frank P. Lake. V, r j - - - ing unsurpassed accommodations todiy In commenting on “T h a n Is hardly an y th in g -th at lO both commercial travelers and jnfc of the Hulick brothcan say In conneqUdn with .the . wealthy transients.” hslf-miltion dollar resort lotel The newest .pearl necklaces com opening without ' 'repeating \ George A. DeCottes »■* fee statements of offers’’ Sir. Kby “ Difficult indeed vfoulj^Jf Ig^jhr vs an old timer like myMbUt d do v lsn t to tiy, to me to describe tho fpllj .appreciate the true added, ic* of the building” :Mr. mpress upon Sanfoft! citlzona the that Sapfdrd will receive ns is re­ of the criablishnlent of su lt of the . Hotel Forrest Lake” ontinued, “and words fail amportanco resort:hostelry • where -no Georga A. DeCottes, city attorney "Tfetfempt to-sketch tho tourist hotel has heke eristed^ jinherto, •aid this- morning, “for the open-' nbflts that will come to despite increasing number of ing of this structure must .Inevit­ i s a direct result of this tourists -the who been wintering ably bring about expansion and ■hleyement that tho city n Sanford.” have - ' * improvement beyond tno dreams of taVdate." most optimistic. ite r, alluded to the old - ‘T h is city’s , Iocs tlon on •a.■great the“And the development th at yrill scenic inland-w aterw ay extending louse, .which was con- 'or many hundreds ■of - miles will •come here a result of Sanford's in 1876 -and. con­ n the near future pjske Sanford latest hotelaswill be confined to i' building with the For- one of the most popular resort cod­ the tourist field,’not Mr. con­ I touching on the pro- ers fa ' this section ‘ o f Florida” tinued,” for inscribed, DeCottes on the blotter instruction and the inof the Forrest Lake will be names ■alth of the city that dr. Key said, "ancPIn supplying of those who come here with ^ i possible the erection view toward establishing factories ■ building in the course and industries and' locating per­ ifew . months. manently, ‘. IBanford House was the “A city is Judged largely by Its lt d be erected in what hotel accomodations,” Mr. DeCottes jailed South Florida, and said, “and this fact has in the past ' has in Che past been been a great detriment to tho de­ u t of having had the velopment of Sanford as a re­ IIn, this ecction, so now sort center, while comfortable i proud -of having “the commercial houses have long been d the coming' t/casdn to the most pessimistic in existence here, no strictly tour­ and Increased d** ist hostelry has been In operation, the state. ; a well appointed rfeg to a community." ter spoke on tho' deternd faith exhibited by of the hotel, warmly » Hulick brothers for ng effo rts'to open the i schedule time, boys-have worked ail lomstlmea all night to d tills hotel on timo" said, “and in handling els I would suggest a ■| ; if thanks for their un- ■ ir a a z r a a M u a z ia g n J g g opening Forrest SINGS AFTER LONDON, Jan. .4,—(A W o e Dooph I.eit,. is a Dutch heavy­ weight boxer, who sings from ,the ring. After forcing- Billy Pres­ tage, an Englishmen to quit in two rounds, Dooph sang. d D E C O R A T lN G P A 1N T IN Long before Archimedes, the Mayas worked out a system for measuring timo, which Is more accurate than any system ever evolved in the whole courso of tho world's history. Jacksonville, Fla BaHaaaaaa not.lnAke hlsto: vantage of U. B E. C. M iller, President o f Sanford arid fo r . fifteen years a Groce, Inc j7 m ■i •f' 1 delighted patron o f Messrs H ow ard arid Bloom field H ulick’s Loch Arbor H otel • enterprise begun d and followed up luriasm can not fsfl vbetmlng success." ‘ enterprise begun d and followed up luiiaam can not fall whelming success.” BlBy Kennedy, o f N#W Orleans rounds; Freddy Boylatein, e f S bur»h woh from H arry Fischer Philadelphia, ft rounds; Joe Chai of Baltimore, beat Ray Mltehsl Philadelphia, 6 rounds. 6 VAK- 1 SAV) TH' ff ■ ...... Cam pbell, o f Son F renelsco, w on • decision o v e r Frank lo M uakle, o f 8 t Paul, 10 round*. K A N S A S C I T T r - E w H am m er, o f C hicago b ea t B od H am ilton, o f K ansas C ity, 10 round*. C IN C IN N A T I— B illy .R yan, o f W in u c *ne,nn* 11* outpointed Bobby Bs locked W tt, ° f P hiladelphia, 10 round*v DufTalor—Jim m y S la ttery , o f B u f­ fa lo , won a derision over M axle pointed ■ * ; topportunity at Allenhurst, N . /., xeartiest congratulations upon the. opening B e opening of the IIoEake has removed the ■staels fn' the path of E iy sided development. f 'commercial and ip. relopment has -always advanced from earliest Whltnsr said, “ but in fted the stimulation of trade, an industry which is recognized as a fundairt of any Florida com- frowth ** ublishm ent of this large, w n hostelry here has this fault to a large extransients may now fine d acommodations comparte finest obtainable in in of this state, ta are tbs modern harf prosperity," Mr. Whitred, and ahy community iplv tourist r hope to In ilopment attei H U L IC K A N D H U L IC K >/ their new. Florida tourist hotel, and his w - 4 ... V *• *j V , v ‘; ‘ • , 9* *• '• ' _'l : . asssurance o> / the unparelled success that it opening of the * ■ * - , / - . * - * - • must attend their Florida Denture �v ■ +• f i Jrh — j ■ ' w m r i - '.i ■J V IDVL. Jtr-O ? >** ip r* % " ern Hotel In T h e South In T h e Heart O f Florida m T H E R E A L IZ A T IO N O F A D R E A M C O M E T R U E . ~ . . . We desire to express our keen appreciation to the architect, general contractor, sub-contractors, mechanics, ;V. T.-j, material men, and all w ho have contributed in any w ay to the successful completion, on time, of this splendid t. . ' . new enterprise. .* * * " - ,h’ Also to Mayor Forrest Lalce, City Manager Williams, F rank Forster, President of First National Rank, Nluhon "w V t y ,» .W - j v L • "A i_y»iIV ¥ >' 1 Construction (So., Edw an • , n .\. \ \i\ i \ h l *U • c £ i t . j t 'K .« V ia f c . m ., / . . j.;. U ’ ^ .. well as every man, woman and child in bantord, w e o w e a debt of gratitude for their unstinted support, both physical and moral and without which Hotel Forrest Lake could not have been a reality. ixV j'JjS?itS i, HOWARD HULICK : # jK l . / i ^v5jr?>r kt # ^ p - i. r*, - * I. *i -1 i7-^j*■■<. / •*■ h ® r j‘ Sfi1',4V* V # s p fl^ j ‘V " ’ Jti t vi • ■•:> lU U H u u iu a iii H* ■■■■■■■ ■Era? *■- 1 �SA N FO R D , FLORIDA Five Injured, Three Seriously When Bus Turnsilver In Ditch 1 Re-Elected Chief Executive Of SSnford | News Summary Elected At 22, f Executive Has ed 23 Years In Present Office ^O p eratio n Citizens Asked V- , ' t r -$ . t* * -. (holder Sworn In Succeed Marshall le st Lake was today I mayor of tho city of nl for the twelfth term, [m eeting held by tho Commissioners for the ke of abating, E. F. [older, successor to City Istdoncr C. J. Marshall, | term expired on the if the year. nlsdoner S. O. Chase nomMr. Lake for mayor and initiation wns -seconded by rahail after .which the city *, R, Phillips, called for tho id Forrest Lake was electervo hi*, twsnty-fouriji.yoar otty.fif 'Sltonl f.OCAL Forrest Lake i# clectct! mayor of Sanford to commence twentyfourth year of servico as city's chief executive. Local ufr.ee of Southern Bell Telephone Company reports tre­ mendous increase of business during past year. , Judge J. C. Sharon opens coun­ ty court with 02 eases on docket. E. F. Houshaldcr, eommissioncr-claet, in officially seated to fill vacancy caused by aspiration of Dr. C- J. Marshall’# tarin of of- Per capita coot of city govern­ ment #howa decrease over last Public Reception Is year’s figure*. ; Given By Operators Detroit financier cays Sanford need# ■m ure' homes. Hundred# attend public recep­ Hotel Orchestra Furnishes tion1n t wow H otel F a rrw t lame Music .For Dancing Which hv t night. Was Enjoyed In Evening Coilnty license# increase In number over 1U24 issuances. Score# of congratulatory teleDOMESTIC krrn ms from various - hotel owner# Clnrcnce Saunders i# required and patron# in many sections of by court# to pay Piggly-Wiggly tho United State# and Canada were, Corporation $1611,000 within the received by Howard nnd Bloom, next two yearn . *r Hullck yesterday and this ' Robert Scott, brotfiir of Rua- field morning following the opening of oell SeoLt, whofn tho latter ac- the new Hotql Forrest I-ake, San­ ,cu*e* of killing a Cbluago drug ford'# hnlf-million-dnilar rtesort 'Mark, is found in Calitornin pris­ hostelry on the J*kc chore, on. At the public reception hold last! Evelyn Nesbit, former wife of flafry nuriy a K.. Thaw. A n a n . ip 1# uvhi near «««»»• death night, the lobby, corridors and u» result of a suicide uttempt in yoom# of tho building were throng­ Chltago .when sho look eight ed with admiring Sanford citizens ounces df poison. J• Itov; O. H. Grecnwcll, pastor of F irst Christina Church at Snntord. arrested id Orlando oroughly modern nnd elaborately S u n d a y .p n ‘indictment charging ipointbd hotpls in till# section of 0 state, ju Masses Of flowers VcsAlted by ghy citizens were'placed in pro­ tetrrth eixun-ullvt term, r Lake was first elected to d of tho city government in h#u ho was only* 22 year* le city at tb it time was uni old aldermanlc form of nant and tho term of tho was four years. Ho moved Manager Of Southern Bell ml at tho conclusion of his Company Bays Additional km and rosldod there until Fdrqc Required To Handle I n ho returned to this city, Many New Phones Installed ■ t year ho ha# served com as aldcrpian or com misDuring tho' year 11125 a total of '■* fJl%t i t~ * 350 new telephones were installed Ijike has also served the by the local offica of the Southern | the legislature for four Bell Tclophono Company, accord­ Teprcsantntlve. Ho first ing to an nnounccment mndo this be house as d ropresenta- morning by tho munugor, Howard rango county and it was Overlin. li# efforts during tho parW ith tho addition of theso now » two;terms from this stations, tho company now has In a t ha.succeeded in sccur- operation within tnc city limits, 1,asnngo of the bill which 511 telephones, ho #aub ie county of Seminole in The company employs 17 opera­ r. Lake subsequently eerv- tor# on the Bwitchboixrels. and tho ole county-for,two terms, Addition of others will bo a m atter tuiatlons on tho achlevc- of only a few woeks, according to tho’city during’the years Mfw Overlin. L is t year, a t tho litration were pouring height of tho .winter-acasan, when ids all over the .state business was a t.its best, the com­ 3 mayor, In answering pany only employed lQioperatore. m, ftitimated that hie It is estimated th at during the year 1026 over 5,000 long distance inunua^'Mthe .... ,progressive ^^ per month were bundled, by Ivs program which the call# tho office. In 1024 -the numbep. o{ planned. ’t Onlls ‘did not exceed 3,000 pc fed for tho continued co- month. und support of tho com‘•That-tho company is exhoctinj nd the citizen# of San- gretlt growth in .Sanford is ovi spoke also of tho .appro- dent J o s h o' fact -that they havi held for tho service uutU P K il tho expenditure of-a;* -o the city by Dr. M*r- proximntoly?$57,dli»in equipment ' retiring commissioner, for the office and tiff expansion of iholdcr, the newly elected our service,” Mr. Overlin said. "It, ner, was sworn lri and is known tha%the *witehboard fa­ da duties amid tho eon- cilities are to be doubled immed­ and well . wishes . of iately and that an effort Is to bo t, made to socure additional ’outside Marshall, whoso‘plsco men for Installation and service 'vn,r k. Mr- . Over in sa id . this' morning thnt the rail cm burgees had ser­ iously handicapped the company mayor’s words of fo r service phone# bn Dr. Marshall stated ild have been Installed 1 st three y ean had been announced th at even tsaot duties which had iln this power was bef so through .tho hearty i ho. bad received dur- m atter m of office. up from offlco I want ach of you gentlemen tinsel and for the tmseilf / t * w M r t y ’y o d hdy0 m m ** Officers W lflTER ^ Ity'a good It has been nota- The annual mi : the City Commission has Association of enjoyed complete harm- serve Officers -* # * i * * night wftlr del commission will hold their the state in attc . raosthly- •meeting -next) 1afternoon for the transneCcgqlnr bufinqs^, it wr* ap■i * ‘ If ' iUun at OKEYED l i ulick Brothers Recipients or .geo res Of Congratula­ tory Messages From Hotel {, Owners All Ovpr, Country t the e Judge J. G. Sharon Plans To Dia^osc Of B ig D ocket Witliin Course Of Week; Prosecutor Is Kept . .Busy .(M r, Houslmldcr was named for Officq in* n special city oloutloit eludes ninny distinguished per­ tho colled for Dec. 8, at. which, time ho sonages from practically . every won from",Ids only opponent H. R. section of tho United States, and Stevoas, by ii07 to 278 vote#; in commenting this morning on tho i . -i® ir ilgned- Btatemcnt submiltwl multitude of communities repre­ The Herald this nionilng Mr. sented Howard Hullck declared Hopsholder said: thnt few realized what a cosmo­ "In assuming offjee totlsy I do politan citizenship Sanford boasted until a perusal of his guest bpok no'with a grateful desire tu assist brought out the fact th a l practical­ in the forward: movement of San­ ly every state in the union and ford.- The interoat, of .Sanford nnd some part# of Canada had-helped the people of opr city as a whole to swell thl* city's list o f permsn- will nlwuys bo upp*armo3t in my mind nnd efforts. •"I naturally have In mind a few things in Tegard to our elty, -which I *hall advance and qndeevor to havo such m atters properly placed before the comml#»lon-for fsvor(Continued On Pago 3,) Accoroing-to iiBures. compuet According - to figure#,,complied by County Collector John D.-Jenklns, the- number, of business and eccdpatioiutl ilicenses. Issued dorbig the firs t three bionths of tho fiscal .’.year, :■ October, ^November IX show a .‘bain of 80 r tho'num ber issued amo months of 102-1. jiino hundred and #‘ghty licensM «vo Keen issued dm Jng the thn^j T of this nonths previous to Jan. . 1034 the same period il of 587. it collected In state he spme period this 0A4 and for county totaled A gs u a ik /-i Officer-From Ai Attends Servit Orlando And F fees Sanford jbivine Denial Of Guilt Is Issued By Accuse _____ _ Pastor Declares H6 CHICAGO, Jan. 5.—VP) 5.—(/P)—An in-' Ready Make Got valid father last summer mado frantic nppeats by radio, through ’ Money Lost In Dea newspaper# and friends for Robert Scott to come home nnd r.avc his ATLANTA, Ga., Jnn. 5. brother, Russell, doomed to die for « murder he raid Robert commit­ (A P)— Rev. 0 . H., Grccnwi ted. Tho pleas went unheeded and fofirterly pastor of a local ci Russel, once rated as a millionaire gregatlon, is Under bond to ­ In Canada, was snatched from tho day a w a itin g fu rth er develop­ gnllows by a last minute insanity verdict,. ments of an indictment charg­ . Robert Scott could not hava an­ Evelyn Nesbit ^Takcs SI* ing larceny after tnjat,Ounccd Of Poison A fter swered the appeal, oven If ho had Ho was arroatod Sunday in heard it. Hiding under tho assum­ New Year’s P arly During ed name of John Redding, he was Orlnndo, Fla., after complet­ Engagement In Chicago 1pcrvlng a sentenco in-San Quentin, ing thd morning sermon to his Cal., prison for robbery of a haber­ CHICAGO, Jan. G,—(/P)—Evelyn congregation, by a special repre­ dashery in July, 1024. Now ho will be brought back hore to face trial Nesbit Thaw atompted suicide sentative of the solicitor general’s, office, The reuresentativu of the on a murder indictment with prossolicitor general's office, Bert Dwij’ecu tor# determined to fight fo r his nId#on. was in Orlando searching I death. for Money Bray, charged with > Photographs in Chicago polico bul ng J, I* Arneibill, an ( i Ictin broadcast in the nation-wida n.wntchmnn of tho Pnttoi [search for Robert, led to tho IdenLumber Company. . ' J! I tifiention which officers regarded After viiiUng tho Orlando la*, positive, 1 nCalifornln. Ho showto examine tho prisoners t! fed considerable emotion wheq adIlonhldsoiV attOpdbd church '.dressed as Scott and told lie was recognized Rev. GreemVcll. i wanted in Chicago for tho killing but ho refused to talk. A Christmas P*Jdfl*jt*r***l !»hd#.J,^wbleU^a# m is'd Vrtth m p rlh l Shrabs.ariif flat­ ted pairtis contrasting beautifully with rich lapel trios and rug#. While the elder heads formed nn interested gullory of spsetntors, many of Sanford's younger set En­ joyed dancing to a lata hour In tho large ball room on tho lake side of the building, music being furnished by tho Forest Take Trio, augment­ ed by several Ideal musicians. Tho Forrest Xako Trio is com­ posed of Mr. and Mrs. Jnhn Gray, nnd Miss Elisabeth Hildreth, who specialize on dance and concert music___ of _____ the classical, operatic and popularclasses. Mr. and Mrs. Gray were former­ ly concert musicians at the Fort Sumter Hotel id Charleston, S. C„ one of tho South’s leading resort centers. They .will remain at tho Hotel Forrest Lake for the remain­ der of tho season according to an< announcement made toclSV- by tha Hullck brothers. if . More than 360 names were reg­ istered on the book of visitors at the Forrest Luko last night, and it is thought thnt less than n fourth of tho attendance complied with 'ounty Licenses Of 925 i^tow Big-Gain )Ver 1924 Figures *> .J*I * ‘ * **- i , i, ■t 1t BRADENTON, FI#., j#n. 6.— WT—Five person# were injured, throo of them seriously, whert * Inis turned oyer near hero to­ day shortly after noon*. The hus wan crowded off the road by # touring ear nod turned lurtlo Brother Whom Russell Scott into a ditch. The bu» was coming Accused Of Killing Drug* fm rt Tnrnpa with a load of paaClerk, Was Serving Term I n ; sen#«fju> B. I**. Cannon, Mm. ' J. W. San Quentin Penitentiary j Spies, and Mrs. J. B. Ilspgood Worn sdnpuidy injured while W. iTp^ofce ijnd Mr*. I. D. Rey­ Will Be Returned To -U. nolds hudly bruised and Chicago Toi TFace Trial shaken up. * *j i All a t tho passenger* were on Robert, Who Was Saved Froih the bun thiit left Tampa for « tour of this section and were •.Gallows By Governor, To prcsumphly non residents. Their Stay In Asylum For Life nildrcssoo were 'not available. Diversifi to,'hus been Chicago jirosooMtor# ?havu f o i tranged t<> t,ond men to tho cnasf to bring him-hero. Russell Scott, in an asylum, re­ fused to comment when told that hi# brother had boon found. Ho al­ so refused to discucs the assertion ho mado during his trial-th at Itobart had done tho killing for which ho was sentenced. • .. Tho conviction of Russell, caugnt after Joseph Alauret, a drug clerk, was killed in a drug store, oppo­ site the city hull, precipitated one of tho bitterest legal fight# in II# linais. Russell Scott pleaded guilty nnd then withdrew the plea when it wai\ Indicated that tho death penal­ ty .would follow. A Jury trial result­ ed ‘fnen condemnation to the gal­ lows. Russell maintained that Rob­ ert had fired tho shot." _ "Como, Bpb, be a man; don’t'le t your brother take your punish­ ment," the fathor appealed. Rus­ sell's young'wife, Catherine, joined in tho pica,'She started u drive In Detroit for funds for hor husband's defense and an uppeal was mado to President Coolidgn to intervene. A telegram from Detroit to Gov# em or Small said "delay hanging T urn coming to take tho blame?' Thii telegram woo a houx. Then, a few hours before tho death march, n week later, a stay sen mxor. sw»y was granted grumuu at 2 o'clock in the morning on tha grounds that Russel hud become insane since his sentence. A jury upheld the theory.,J ?f7.r ~-T, r-r- - - ■Before o ’ crowded courtrobm, with docket of 34 eriminuf cases and 18 eivit Cases, Judge -J. 0. Rharon this morning-opened the regular January term of tho Sem­ inole County Court. > Tho entire morning was occupied >vith tho calling of tho coses, settraif tho dotes fur their trial and into ring thu pious of tha various dufemjants. !. _ E.* F. Hiuiholder, prosecuting attorht-y, and mumbers of his staff <vCro kept Busy-rending tho- indict­ ments in tha criminal esses nnd the deputies from the offlcu of Hljeriff Hand wuw > enguged In rouqding up witnesses, and defend­ ants who had boMi released on bond following their arrosts. Judge Sharon oxb^ctf to con­ tinue court throughout tho week and i t is believed that all the cases on tho docket will be disposed Of by that timo. D uring'tho morning, when - tho "After an Intensive survey of the judgu colled the namo of Pasco state of Florida from its north­ Duncan? charged with drunken- ern boundaries to tho southern keya 1 have selected- Sanford as the con# ter of a section where building operations are destined to become most active" said ‘Rax Rex Rncoos Rncuosln, ___ ___ _ said? head of the Sanford Home Bulj cm this moniJug in commenting Detroit a saying the voices of two mien could bo heard. Another neighbor said she heard a sercaqi curly this t morning. Numerous telegrams' were scat­ tered about, mostly relating to Florida engagements at Miami and Miami Bead). None had been found of n character that might throw nny light on the motive for tho suicide attempt. Evelyn’s maid, however, denied th at there hud been a party last night, Evelyn Nesbit1# marriage a t 10 to Harry, Thaw, tho murder of Stanford White, famous architect of New York City by ThaW, und tho trial of Thaw a t ‘which Evelyn took the .witness stand, und. told thu tinseled story of her young than, what is contained in tha ab bulletins U uvdllablo a t pi time. Rev. Grecnwell camo here a l two . months ago to accutil hare been popular araan « _ » hers of hi* congregation. He UVBH Bequests For Sanford the logly plan-. woman T riaT of "For • P4"? seems to mam escape tho rig winters; Tam vour Section "My b u tt and heating, I also oxpec tho new typt as put nut I three timedvas isting at \ t « I "The wiqesm •this commuhftj tracthrg more i residents, and houses is in n if ob» greater i in Hanford. K ^ n V .'S ttrT l^ B liS Additional Tribuno ’ containing your ndvo :al Cham- tisoment, henco this fetter. Whs Ing diver- in your opinion, is, the chanc# fi Infornut- such a business In your comtmli i . tty/nBdh- HyT " W ist is the present method i sharpetiinxt lawn mowers? In ;cftl conta' er words is there ony.onu who hi No Record of Arrc*$ '! ORLANDO. Jan. local police hay* no record of £ 0. H. Grecnwcll, former jmStor M ia Qailtli 'AolnHrlrt tho South Orlando Christ Church, being arresed here. T1 .expressed the bilef that ha l arrested In Sanford! According to Chief of Pol Egcrton, Bert Donaldson'from solicitor general'* office in Atla came hero Sunday* to look Many Bray, charged with mu in Atlanta, but tho mnn under rest here proved not to be the No Information Availshle Ik I’olico did not advulga any formation late .today concord the gbovo dispatches in whicl hi intimated that Rev. Groom had been arrested a t the insti of Atlanta authorities. Efforts to lacato Rev, Gn Financier »<*«""><*« »«d Pcarman, Jr„ « Uussult Thaw, * in ttdote o f i mother to * th« jibj>icians u men!# but-that b4 b id folia so,'hc #ild. : v ■ v ■<-J Ho ex praised himself U rt mnko good any sum his i M j‘ vc lost through tho might action, irister oned Week ; 5.— Tho P. -Register,-of j, to r the alleged Poopols. negro iln la ai.klTS, UUIIIIK » here; in various cIWc o 9 rent. v7,,-VT 1922, the body of in local church affairs. a the Potomac Rlresemblo her hut A. Raffeld Is was located In ly. When toil Head Of Oha’ she was quoted Vf, ;.-V . . , ? ; A Raffeld, local b commit sulcldu )g spectacular." •hA PCTU. ILL *tV mu rWiif rt. g a j® ' courm I f 1 trfjp !* MI»* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 04, 1926; <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/aecf7931318ac30bd47ea396625148f8.pdf 495e3f84cf12e384cb1875a3e9f1857c PDF Text Text v ■ + • f i Jrh ■ — j ' w m r i-'.i ■J V IDVL. Jtr-O ? >** ip r * % " ern Hotel In T h e South In T h e Heart O f Florida m T H E R E A L IZ A T IO N O F A D R E A M C O M E T R U E . ~ ... W e desire to express our keen appreciation to the architect, general contractor, sub-contractors, mechanics, ;V. T.-j, material men, and all w h o have contributed in any way to the successful completion, on time, of this splendid t. . ' . new enterprise. .* * * " - ,h’ Also to Mayor Forrest Lalce, City Manager Williams, F rank Forster, President of First National Rank, Nluhon "w V t y ,» . W - j v L •" A i_ y » iIV ¥ >' 1 Construction (So., Edwan • , n .\. \ \i\ i \ h l *U • c £ j it. t 'K.«Viafc. m ., /.. j.;. U ’ ^.. well as every man, woman and child in bantord, w e o w e a debt of gratitude for their unstinted support, both physical and moral and without which Hotel Forrest Lake could not have been a reality. ixV j'JjS?itSi, H O W A R D H U L IC K : # jK l . / i ^v5jr?>r kt # ^ p - i. r*, h®rj‘ V# Sfi1',4V* - * I. *i -1 i7-^j*■■<. / •*■ s p fl^ j ‘V"’ Jti •■•:> tvi lU U H u u iu a iii ■■■■■■■ H* ■ E r a ? *■ - 1 �S A N FO R D , FLORIDA Five Injured, Three Seriously When Bus Turnsilver In Ditch 1 Re-Elected Chief Executive Of SSnford | News Summary Elected At 22, f Executive Has ed 23 Years In Present O ffice ^Operation Citizens Asked V - , ' t r -$ . t* * -. (holder Sworn In Succeed Marshall lest Lake was today I mayor of tho city of nl for the twelfth term, [meeting held by tho Commissioners for the ke of abating, E. F. [older, successor to City Istdoncr C. J. Marshall, | term expired on the if the year. nlsdoner S. O. Chase nomMr. Lake for mayor and initiation wns -seconded by rahail after .which the city *, R, Phillips, called for tho id Forrest Lake was electervo hi*, twsnty-fouriji.yoar otty.fif 'S lt o n l tetrrth eixun-ullvt term, r Lake was first elected to d o f tho city government in h#u ho was only* 22 year* le city at tb it time was uni old aldermanlc form of nant and tho term of tho was four years. Ho moved ml at tho conclusion of his km and rosldod there until I n ho returned to this city, ■ t year ho ha# served com as aldcrpian or com mis'■*fJl%t it~ * Ijike has also served the |the legislature for four Teprcsantntlve. Ho first be house as d ropresentarango county and it was li# efforts during tho par» two;terms from this at ha.succeeded in sccurasnngo of the bill which ie county of Seminole in r. Lake subsequently eervole county-for,two terms, tuiatlons on tho achlevctho’ city during’ the years litration were pouring ids all over the .state 3 mayor, In answering m, ftitimated that hie inunua^'M.... ^^ the ,progressive Ivs program which the planned. ’ t fed for tho continued cound support of tho comnd the citizen# of Sanspoke also of tho .approheld for tho service -o the city by Dr. M*r' retiring commissioner, iholdcr, the newly elected ner, was sworn lri and da duties amid tho eonand well . wishes . o f t, Marshall, whoso‘ plsco f.OCAL Forrest Lake i# clectct! mayor o f Sanford to commence twentyfourth year o f servico as city's chief executive. Local ufr.ee o f Southern Bell Telephone Company reports tre­ mendous increase of business during past year. , Judge J. C. Sharon opens coun­ ty court with 02 eases on docket. E. F. Houshaldcr, eommissioncr-claet, in officially seated to fill vacancy caused by aspiration of Dr. C- J. Marshall’# tarin o f ofPer capita coot of city govern­ ment #howa decrease over last year’s figure*. ; Detroit financier cays Sanford need# ■mure' homes. Hundred# attend public recep­ tion1nt wow Hotel Farrwt lame hv t night. Coilnty license# increase In number over 1U24 issuances. DOMESTIC Clnrcnce Saunders i# required by court# to pay Piggly-Wiggly Corporation $1611,000 within the next two yearn . *r ' Robert Scott, brotfiir o f Ruaoell SeoLt, whofn tho latter ac,cu*e* o f killing a Cbluago drug 'Mark, is found in Calitornin pris­ on. Evelyn Nesbit, former wife of flafry nuriy K. a . Thaw. Anan. 1# ip near uvhi death «««»»• u» result of a suicide uttempt in Chltago .when sho look eight ounces df poison. J• Itov; O. H. Grecnwcll, pastor of First Christina Church at Snntord. arrested id Orlando Sunday.pn‘indictment charging Manager Of Southern Bell Company Bays Additional Fdrqc Required To Handle Many New Phones Installed During tho' year 11125 a total of 350 new telephones were installed by the local offica of the Southern Bell Tclophono Company, accord­ ing to an nnounccment mndo this morning by tho munugor, Howard Overlin. With tho addition of theso now stations, tho company now has In operation within tnc city limits, 1,511 telephones, ho #aub The company employs 17 opera­ tor# on the Bwitchboixrels. and tho Addition o f others will bo a matter of only a few woeks, according to Mfw Overlin. L ist year, at tho height o f tho .winter-acasan, when business was at.its best, the com­ pany only employed lQioperatore. It is estimated that during the year 1026 over 5,000 long distance call# per month were bundled, by tho office. In 1024 -the numbep. o { Onlls ‘did not exceed 3,000 pc month. ‘•That-tho company is exhoctinj gretlt growth in .Sanford is ovi dent J o s h o' fact -that they havi uutUPKil tho expenditure of-a;* proximntoly?$57,dli»in equipment for the office and tiff expansion of our service,” Mr. Overlin said. "It, is known tha%the *witehboard fa­ cilities are to be doubled immed­ iately and that an effort Is to bo made to socure additional ’outside men for Installation and service ' vn,rk. Mr- . Over in said. this' morning thnt the rail cm burgees had ser­ iously handicapped the company mayor’s words of fo r service phone# bn Dr. Marshall stated ild have been Installed 1 st three yean had been announced that even tsaot duties which had iln this power was bef so through .tho hearty i ho. bad received durmatter m of office. up from offlco I want ach of you gentlemen tinsel and for the tmseilf /t * w M rty’yod hdy0 m m ** O fficers W lflTER ^ The annual mi Association of serve Officers night wftlr del commission will hold their the state in attc . raosthly- •meeting -next) 1afternoon fo r the transneCcgqlnr bufinqs^, it wr* ap■i * ‘ If ' iUun at t th e e OKEYED Ity'a good It has been nota: the City Commission has enjoyed complete harm- * #*i ** l i ulick Brothers Recipients or .geo res Of Congratula­ tory Messages From Hotel {, Owners All Ovpr, Country Public Reception Is Given By Operators CHICAGO, Jan. 5.—VP) 5.—(/P)—An in-' valid father last summer mado frantic nppeats by radio, through newspaper# and friends for Robert Scott to come home nnd r.avc his brother, Russell, doomed to die for « murder he raid Robert commit­ ted. Tho pleas went unheeded and Russel, once rated as a millionaire In Canada, was snatched from tho gnllows by a last minute insanity verdict,. . Robert Scott could not hava an­ Evelyn Nesbit ^Takcs SI* Ounccd Of Poison A fter swered the appeal, oven If ho had heard it. Hiding under tho assum­ New Year’s Parly During ed name of John Redding, he was Engagement In Chicago 1pcrvlng a sentenco in-San Quentin, Cal., prison for robbery o f a haber­ CHICAGO, Jan. G,— (/P)— Evelyn dashery in July, 1024. Now ho will be brought back hore to face trial Nesbit Thaw atompted suicide on a murder indictment with prosj’ ecu tor# determined to fight fo r his I death. > Photographs in Chicago polico bul i Ictin broadcast in the nation-wida [search for Robert, led to tho IdenI tifiention which officers regarded la*, positive, 1 nCalifornln. Ho showfed considerable emotion wheq ad'.dressed as Scott and told lie was wanted in Chicago for tho killing but ho refused to talk. A Christmas P*Jdfl*jt*r***l !»hd#.J,^wbleU^a# Hotel Orchestra Furnishes Music .For Dancing Which Was Enjoyed In Evening Score# of congratulatory telekrrnms from various - hotel owner# and patron# in many sections of tho United State# and Canada were, received by Howard nnd Bloom, field Hullck yesterday and this morning following the opening of the new Hotql Forrest I-ake, San­ ford'# hnlf-million-dnilar rtesort hostelry on the J*kc chore, At the public reception hold last! night, the lobby, corridors and yoom# of tho building were throng­ ed with admiring Sanford citizens oroughly modern nnd elaborately ipointbd hotpls in till# section of 0 state, ju Masses Of flowers VcsAlted by ghy citizens were'placed in pro­ m is'd Vrtth m prlhl Shrabs.ariif flat­ ted pairtis contrasting beautifully with rich lapel trios and rug#. While the elder heads formed nn interested gullory o f spsetntors, many o f Sanford's younger set En­ joyed dancing to a lata hour In tho large ball room on tho lake side of the building, music being furnished by tho Forest Take Trio, augment­ ed by several Ideal musicians. Tho Forrest Xako Trio is com­ posed of Mr. and Mrs. Jnhn Gray, nnd Miss Elisabeth Hildreth, who specialize on dance and concert music o f the classical, operatic and ___classes. _____ popularMr. and Mrs. Gray were former­ ly concert musicians at the Fort Sumter Hotel id Charleston, S. C„ one o f tho South’s leading resort centers. They .will remain at tho Hotel Forrest Lake for the remain­ der of tho season according to an< announcement made toclSV- by tha Hullck brothers. if . More than 360 names were reg­ istered on the book of visitors at the Forrest Luko last night, and it is thought thnt less than n fourth o f tho attendance complied with Judge J. G. Sharon Plans To Dia^osc Of B ig D ocket Witliin Course Of Week; Prosecutor Is Kept . .Busy .(M r, Houslmldcr was named for tho Officq in* n special city oloutloit eludes ninny distinguished per­ colled for Dec. 8, at. which, time ho sonages from practically . every won from",Ids only opponent H. R. section o f tho United States, and Stevoas, by ii07 to 278 vote#; in commenting this morning on tho i . - i ® ir ilgned- Btatemcnt submiltwl multitude o f communities repre­ The Herald this nionilng Mr. sented Howard Hullck declared Hopsholder said: thnt few realized what a cosmo­ "In assuming offjee totlsy I do politan citizenship Sanford boasted until a perusal of his guest bpok no'with a grateful desire tu assist brought out the fact thal practical­ in the forward: movement of San­ ly every state in the union and ford.- The interoat, of .Sanford nnd some part# o f Canada had-helped the people o f opr city as a whole to swell thl* city's list o f permsn- will nlwuys bo upp*armo3t in my mind nnd efforts. •"I naturally have In mind a few things in Tegard to our elty, -which I *hall advance and qndeevor to havo such matters properly placed before the comml#»lon-for fsvor(Continued On Pago 3,) 'ounty Licenses O f 925 i^tow Big-Gain )Ver 1924 Figures *> .J*I * ‘ * **- i, i, ■t 1t BRADENTON, FI#., j#n. 6.— WT—Five person# were injured, throo of them seriously, whert * Inis turned oyer near hero to­ day shortly after noon*. The hus wan crowded o ff the road by # touring ear nod turned lurtlo Brother Whom Russell Scott into a ditch. The bu» was coming Accused O f Killing Drug* fmrt Tnrnpa with a load of paaClerk, Was Serving Term In ; sen#«fju> B. I**. Cannon, Mm. ' J. W. San Quentin Penitentiary j Spies, and Mrs. J. B. Ilspgood Worn sdnpuidy injured while W. Will Be Returned To -U. iTp^ofce ijnd Mr*. I. D. Rey­ nolds hudly bruised and Chicago To Face Trial shaken up. i T* *j i All at tho passenger* were on Robert, Who Was Saved Froih the bun thiit left Tampa for « tour of this section and were •.Gallows By Governor, To prcsumphly non residents. Their Stay In Asylum For Life nildrcssoo were 'not available. Diversifi A ccoroing-to iiBures. compuet According - to figure#,,complied by County Collector John D.-Jenklns, the- number, of business and eccdpatioiutl ilicenses. Issued dorbig the first three bionths of tho fiscal .’.year, :■ October, ^November IX show a .‘bain o f 80 r tho'number issued amo months o f 102-1. jiino hundred and #‘ghty licensM «v o Keen issued dm Jng the thn^j T o f this nonths previous to Jan. . 1034 the same period il of 587. it collected In state he spme period this 0A4 and for county seems to mam escape tho rig winters; Tam totaled A gs uaik/-i vour Section "My butt and heating, I also oxpec tho new typt as put nut I to,'hus been Chicago jirosooMtor# ?havu f o i tranged t<> t,ond men to tho cnasf to bring him-hero. Russell Scott, in an asylum, re­ fused to comment when told that hi# brother had boon found. Ho al­ so refused to discucs the assertion ho mado during his trial-that Itobart had done tho killing for which ho was sentenced. • .. Tho conviction of Russell, caugnt after Joseph Alauret, a drug clerk, was killed in a drug store, oppo­ site the city hull, precipitated one of tho bitterest legal fight# in II# linais. Russell Scott pleaded guilty nnd then withdrew the plea when it wai\ Indicated that tho death penal­ ty .would follow. A Jury trial result­ ed ‘fnen condemnation to the gal­ lows. Russell maintained that Rob­ ert had fired tho shot." _ "Como, Bpb, be a man; don’ t'let your brother take your punish­ ment," the fathor appealed. Rus­ sell's young'wife, Catherine, joined in tho pica,'She started u drive In Detroit for funds for hor husband's defense and an uppeal was mado to President Coolidgn to intervene. A telegram from Detroit to Gov# emor Small said "delay hanging T urn coming to take tho blame?' Thii telegram woo a houx. Then, a few hours before tho death march, n week sen later, mxor. a stay sw»y was granted grumuu at 2 o'clock in the morning on tha grounds that Russel hud become insane since his sentence. A jury upheld the theory.,J ? f7 .r ~-T, r-r- - - ■Before o ’ crowded courtrobm, with docket of 34 eriminuf cases and 18 eivit Cases, Judge -J. 0. Rharon this morning-opened the regular January term of tho Sem­ inole County Court. > Tho entire morning was occupied >vith tho calling of tho coses, settraif tho dotes fur their trial and into ring thu pious of tha various dufemjants. ! . _ E.* F. Hiuiholder, prosecuting attorht-y, and mumbers of his staff <vCro kept Busy-rending tho- indict­ ments in tha criminal esses nnd the deputies from the offlcu of Hljeriff Hand wuw > enguged In rouqding up witnesses, and defend­ ants who had boMi released on bond following their arrosts. Judge Sharon oxb^ctf to con­ tinue court throughout tho week and it is believed that all the cases on tho docket will be disposed Of by that timo. During'tho morning, when - tho "After an Intensive survey of the judgu colled the namo o f Pasco state o f Florida from its north­ Duncan? charged with drunken- ern boundaries to tho southern keya 1 have selected- Sanford as the con# ter o f a section where building operations are destined to become most active" said? said ‘ Rax Rex Rncoos Rncuosln, ____ _____ head o f the Sanford Home Bulj cm this moniJug in commenting Detroit a saying the voices of two mien could bo heard. Another neighbor said she heard a sercaqi curly this t morning. Numerous telegrams' were scat­ tered about, mostly relating to Florida engagements at Miami and Miami Bead). None had been found of n character that might throw nny light on the motive for tho suicide attempt. Evelyn’s maid, however, denied that there hud been a party last night, Evelyn Nesbit1# marriage at 10 to Harry, Thaw, tho murder of Stanford White, famous architect o f New York City by ThaW, und tho trial o f Thaw a t‘ which Evelyn took the .witness stand, und. told thu tinseled story of her young conta' the logly plan-. woman T ria T o f Pastor Declares H6 Ready Make Got ’ Money Lost In Dea ATLANTA, Ga., Jnn. 5. (A P )— Rev. 0. H., Grccnwi fofirterly pastor of a local ci gregatlon, is Under bond t o ­ day a w a itin g further develop­ ments o f an indictment charg­ ing larceny after tnjat,Ho was arroatod Sunday in Orlnndo, Fla., after complet­ ing thd morning sermon to his congregation, by a special repre­ sentative of the solicitor general’s, office, The reuresentativu of the solicitor general's office, Bert DwinId#on. was in Orlando searching fo r Money Bray, charged with ng J, I* Arneibill, an ( n.wntchmnn o f tho Pnttoi Lumber Company. . ' J! After viiiUng tho Orlando to examine tho prisoners t! IlonhldsoiV attOpdbd church recognized Rev. GreemVcll. i men!# but-that b4 b id folia so,'hc #ild. : v ■ v ■<-J Ho ex praised himself U rt mnko good any sum his i M j ‘ vc lost through tho might action, No Record of Arrc*$ '! ORLANDO. Jan. local police hay* no record of £ 0 . H. Grecnwcll, former jmStor M ia Qailtli 'AolnHrlrt tho South Orlando Christ Church, being arresed here. T1 .expressed the bilef that ha l arrested In Sanford! According to Chief o f Pol Egcrton, Bert Donaldson'from solicitor general'* office in Atla came hero Sunday* to look Many Bray, charged with mu in Atlanta, but tho mnn under rest here proved not to be the in Hanford. hare been popular a ra a n «_ » hers o f hi* congregation. He UVBH ai.klTS, UUIIIIK » here; in various cIWc o 9 rent. v7,,-VT 1922, the body of in local church affairs. a the Potomac Rlresemblo her hut was located In ly. When toil she was quoted Vf, ;.-V . . , ? ; A Raffeld, local b commit sulcldu )g spectacular." A. Raffeld Is Head Of Oha’ ir is te r oned Week "For • P4" ? three timedvas isting at \ t« I "The wiqesm •this commuhftj tracthrg more i residents, and houses is in n if ob» greater i _______ than, what is contained in tha ab bulletins U uvdllablo at pi time. Rev. Grecnwell camo here al two . months ago to accutil Additional Tribuno ’ containing your ndvo tisoment, henco this fetter. Whs in your opinion, is, the chanc# fi such a business In your comtmli HyT i . "W is t is the present method i sharpetiinxt lawn mowers? In ;cftl er words is there ony.onu who hi Issued By Accuse K ^ n V . 'S t t r T l ^ B l i S Bequests For Sanford :al ChamIng diverInfornuttty/nBdh- D e n ia l O f G u ilt I s No Information Availshle Ik I’olico did not advulga any formation late .today concord the gbovo dispatches in whicl hi intimated that Rev. Groom had been arrested at the insti of Atlanta authorities. Efforts to lacato Rev, Gn Financier »< *«""> < *« »«d Pcarman, Jr„ « Uussult Thaw, * in ttdote o f i mother to * th« jibj>icians u Officer-From Ai Attends Servit Orlando And F fees Sanford jbivine ; 5.— Tho P. -Register,-of j, tor the alleged Poopols. negro iln la •hA PCTU. ILL *tV mu rWiif rt. g a j® ' courmI f 1 trfjp !*MI»* �"'tX— — «— >----- Kim */**-?;?'■*j®1, ■ f t !. • possesses A :*55~ •" • le Collection O f O ld trical And Opera Bills m . . ■fj.jdatiiMl’' ‘-.■‘J .** .’Ot'if*** t |i *J1 !t:Si•lA ** ’?r£l — (*v-For Iback u far a* 1794. There Is a plasterer pocket an little book Jfivt.i "ario. One day he showed llbrarien o f the British and learned the volume "shorthand" Bible, enphonetl ____ka la 1SBS. plasterer, still followthe plasi Itrade. Is a bibliophile the world over end potsess’ a treat collection o f theatriand operatic playbills. Ho t books, and the stage. The playbills are part of an Intlhistory /o f the U ltim ate which dates back aa far as trip part of the seventeenth , but (a moat complete and In it* record of American and opera. In his modest home. Thomas Conolly bo* rhien advertised the first and players In the United through the ’SOs ited the plays, press ___ portraits of the more PP»S», inent Inent o f the actor folk, their natures Slid bits o f personal tings. *v Hera are glimpse* o f Edwin ■Edwin Forrest, Mrs. Lotto Joe Jefferson, the Sothand thslr contemporaries are not revealed in tha es 'at |Se stage. Thera yellowing reminders of old Ison .Square Garden and the Gardens In New York; Me* a Hooley’a and the old Bay* et theaters, In Chicago, and • o f playhouses that are noy *t first edition of Phineaa FletcheFi "Skelldes, a Piscatory” a drama In verse printed In 1(^1. Those early editions, early conlea of theatrical Journals and the bill* are worth more, in cold cash, with each passing year, yet Tom Conol|y, picking over musty bargain shelves in tout-of- the way book­ stores here and abroad, bought them with the pocket change of a plasterer. • Included In the collection are many specimens from limited cdl* tons of old books; the original signature- book of Ixtndon'a famous Lambs Club: two copies of the "Breeches Bible," a copy o f the **Shs Bible" and one o f the "Mur­ derer's Bible/' o f 1796; an old Russian Bible and one in Italian, the ecords of the Athenian Society in London, in 1690; dozens o f per­ fect copies of the. suppressed poIIIleal and social satires of Great HI Britain and a rare copy of Charles Dickens* "Sunday Under Three Heads." His stamp collection includes, with rare foreign stamps, the pos­ tage of the Colonial villages be­ fore there was a national mail ser­ vice and the ponyexpresa stamps of later days, many on letters ad­ dressed to Abrahnm Lincoln and with notations in his hand. Eventually, the treasures will the records o f the Athenian Society probably go to historical societies. This etching is frdm an actual photograph o f the most famous beach in the world — delight of surf bathets and natural spaed* wag foe motorists. >P! Liberal Concessions to American Tennis Star Hopes Susanne Will Be Able To Play Shortly ' oily, already interested in the ry of drama through his colof rare books, came to Chihelp decorate the new Aud­ NEW YORK, Jan. 5.— f/P)—Helio 1889, and has been with en Wills, who leaves for Eufopo Itorlum ever since. He has tomorrow,' hupea that ‘ Susanne _ »m for its opening night,'I Lenglen will recover quickly from ____ ___ ie Italian Opera Company. the illness which has caused post­ Mme. Patti, sang "Romeo and ponement of a tennis tournament nt Cannes. ; Juliet'* on Dec. 10, 1889. The Californian goes abroad pri­ LV * Many of the famous characters I . o f the stage are his , personal marily to toudy nrt but will Indulge friends. For them he seeks old In tennis 'Intensively and extensive­ ' programs of their first nights and ly,” she said.’ * each Christmas sends them little While the Degrass is on the way r<<vr mementos of the profession and to Havre, Miss Wills plans to prac­ players who hare lone since an­ tice at least two hours dally. Sho swered their last curtain call. Of says she always retained her form lata years he has kept an auto­ in and out of season by constant graph book.'now bearing the sig­ play. natures o f Robert Mantel), E. II. '"and Julia Marlowe Sothem, Eddie BAN ON IRISH STEW Foy, Lilly Langtry, Enrico CarPso, . ------ , ■ to* Paderewski, Ellen Terry, Squlro NEW iYO/lKfjfcHaving ordcVcd Bancroft, Sarah Bernhardt, David Irish stew aboiuned In Samroth'a Belasco and scores of others, Restaurant, Dave Dyckman is In * Tho collection of playbills, lib­ Jal). H a-Walked fn, said ho had rettos and programs was gathered .from all over the wold. In the bought Ktc p l& rfh ’d proceeded to imua commands until the ownefr of* file withutiruen pograma Madison is*. r, Dquarc nrts atiniii irom „ h„ nnrn,i Garden are and billsth°from Brighton Square *nd Covent Gardens appeared n n d ^ p t ^ O r L I , .D r u r /U n e , in London, that date PoHcc. ^ w BRW V II., l.i ■— A id Growth o f Davtoi to°h I —% \ Y T O N A SH ORES announces the inauguration o f a new policy in aiding builders w hich is the m ost liberal concession j I n ever offered by any responsible Florida developm ent. T he ex- Vj> pansion movement n ow under w ay in the Greater Daytona r ji Beach area is one o f the outstanding manifestations o f Florida’s j * amazing grow th. N ew construction is urgently heeded to take S cate o f fhe rapidly grow in g permanent population, o f the vastly increased num b ifftef visitoi&rand o f thfc fnahy new industries^seeking entry*'' ii" . v : ^ ^ A ny jirospective builder— whether o f an individual hom e, or o f hotels, apart­ ments, business structures or a block o f dw ellings— ow es it to him self to investigate the activity o f Greater Daytona Beach, and the building concessions offer­ ed by this region's forc^most developm ent— D aytona Shores. . V s•’t m * . . . ........ V * , t 2'^* i %' Our authorized representative w ill gladly take up w ith any builder the question... We have a client who will buy small acreage close in. b ; i] \\ • • 1‘ * o f h ow to obtain the advantages offered by j * , our policy. ' *• \ i Have buyers waiting for houses If price Is right. •-*. 1'4'f ,„I" •*..., t ilki ' ^I have listed over forty lots in various parts o f Bel-Air priced from 675 to $900. Can arrange good terms. r Karl J. Schultz BfilFi,-*•£*- mi , •’ ,! . , •i I . REAL ESTATE ^ *" « , Phone 746 . V' r . * Be our guest on our palatial pullman bus making tegular trips from this city to Daytona Shores over a scenic route, with a luncheon at Daytona Shores Lodge on the beautiful Tomoka River. Make arrangements— without obligation — through our representative named below* rq , , 113 1-2 Magnolia Ave. ■ Resales in the Causeway Section o f Daytona Shores started prom ptly with profits to investors ranging from .100 to 220 percent. Daytona Shores operates its ow n Resales Department. Farseeing investors' w ho realize how values grow with the construction o f an Ocean Causeway are invited to communicate with the Resales Department, Daytona Shores, Daytona Beach, Florida. Fletcher-Bulger Realty Company » ■ , atl, ‘ . '■’/ ■H i ,.V, } 'l i *‘t , % j ’ •- %•' ‘ Deeds to Daytona Shores property are guaranteed by a title insurance policy from the New York Title & Mortgage Co., capital assgtiof $ 14 *000 , 0 00 . * ¥ •.' [Yl •• INVESTMENTS W ALTER F.ttOLBORN, Rules Manager D A Y T O N A S H O R E S . In c. . mmasB. ‘\ LOCAL MANAGER • *k •. . • •*'»• * - ^ "* ’ 1 • t** a l l ' • • \* F l of r i d a ' / . . i .' • • biggest. Please send me which shows h ow profits ai Daytona Shores. Nam* in , I ‘ u n d e r s ta n d [th a t D a y t o n * B e a ch i f th e " W W « S p o t o f F lo r id a , w h e r e b u s in e s s i* b t s t t o k d p r o f i 0 221 E. First St. * * ..1 ■* < D A Y T O N A B B /^ C H * F L A * E .C . GRADY Offices . C06-G07 First N a tl'flan k llldg., — ‘ I»honc 741 ,1t ■ C i t i e••s ^ .< ' ■/1*-W+- • 1• i/ . ’* .vs' * ...................• • * • • • » • • • • • • » • •>;• • Address • • » • « . . « . , . %* * » t *"• * * * » 9 » . *.),*,*, • *****•••• •y.p'-* �YORK, Jan. 5,— GP)— mrrlean con' in i. it !Hiaiu?wnt win# na>c iHfun m u ’m ' opened W a fc ^ ltfr BBSS is one more year o f hia present Mnrshall did not bsmly ltt.OB; ^ lonbach Alabama Team Gets I Rousing- Reception I > .k ■MPPOtt'-for pivotal lnUwrtrlal Bhari.t coupled with a bus . pldoo that deferred tax sollin<r .was going on caused .aggressive ■bear nrc-rure under which prln* of many stock* fell severoiy. Mack TracJc dropped 544, Atlantic Court •Lino C44, Hudson M oton. 5, Jer­ sey Central 4*i, Chryslor and Pan American, Western>.4 and Ameri­ can Can, South .1’grtoricaiiSugar. U. 8. Rubber and. Pan Amorirant, three point*. * deduction In the cnll money • __ TUSCALOOSA, l u o i / n w w i i . am., Ain uan. J«n n.— S~ Gr)—No conquering horuo* wsre over welcomed homo with greater nrclnim thnft wns Alabama’s cham­ pion football team hero today. Persons from nil McttoiKLof-lhn state and from all walks at Ilf;were in the crowd that jammed this little city when the Crlmaon Tide- rolled In nftcr its successful jaunt to the Pacific const whore It was victorious over the Washing(on eleven on New Ycnrs’ day. William W. Rrandon wns among PIGGLY WIGGLY SUITS SETTLED AFTER 2 YEARS Doth Sides Claiming Victory As Court Rules Saunders Must Pay Out $150,000 es'Compiled By Clerk •' f ■ ■ sw Decrease Of ,$ M 5 MEMPHIS, .Tcnn... Jan. ft— GP> ■ Person In Operating ■| O A# f “ City QssTtnlnnlfnl^ S u b sta n tia l1 L r capita cost o f tbe Sanmr government*is $13.4iibn la lion " basin of 11,500, tre[ to figures compiled in ghe L. R..Phillip?, city^clftk. actual expense of tho mty the past fiscal yenr, which ■ n September, amounted to B 4 . * This amount dous not ■ tho payments o f interest ■ bonded indebtedness or tho Br fund, but rcprostnU tho ■itures of the various depart ■ of actual governing power. ■ fiscal yeulr catling in ScpI , 1021 showed that the coot ■rating the city wns $11.80 ■pita and tho cost this year K lower. I expenditures by tho city pted to $252,384 this year. Imouht Includes $07,700 which paid out as Interest nnd re­ n t a sinking fund. Tho budpr the year was $203,538 nnd stlm ated' Income for * taxes nted to approximately $162,■ to tho great growth o f the nd the expunsion of the utlli■urviccs rb well writ a* tho uw nmn/ larVice, as many M Ttvie4«*twvemonts, tho budthls year calls for $363,007, d in g Ui Dr. Phillips. The *U d inco mo from taxos is iximatoly $207,000. . .compiling tho budget for tho ID2R jfonr, Dr. Phillips polntIt that the city hnd figured fconsertatlvely uroh tho ok■d receipts from nil sources ■ n o . Most of the revenue In1 ■ 25 was far above the cs■ figures from ench of tho _]aroncb Saunders, who for____ the Claronctj _______ past two years have waged n leg­ al war in many courts, state and ; federal, and both Hides are claimj ini: victory. I . In-Ahc srtuement, announced by ntlorndys fat botlr aides, Omretic* Saunders, former head of the Piggly Wiggly. Corporation and who led tha famous -fight - against "Short*" in Piggly W iggly stock in Wall Street, is to pay tho corpor­ ation $150,000 within two ycnrs. The corporation will waivo all .clahnn against 'Mr. Saunders and ho in turn will drop litigation against the corporation. Tho term* o f tho agreement rail for n $25,000 payment by Mr. Saunders \vil hin 00 days, nnd other puymenta will be made at stated intervals. In the settlement, Saunders saves the difference between $1504)00 and the $201,000 nllowcd the cor­ poration ngninst Saunders in a recent federal court ruling. . Suit filed by E. A. Guilfoyle, r.tockholder In thq Plggly. Wiggly Corporation against the directors, of the corporation nsklng $2,500,050 from them on the ground that they wdrd liable with Saunders for losses alleged to.have bean incurred. in j W f o w V t o j w l l f y t Prm dismissed yesterday in cnancory -&l— 107% Norfolk A Wefttcm 3 T Not them ; A pacific I’nn American . Fct......... . Southern Pacific ..... ....... Standard-Oil o f N. J........ Tobacco Products - ......... Union Pacific ......... ........ , U. S. Rubber ................... U. S. Steel ..................... . (iP)—Chnrglpg that thq Ku Klux Klan is a menace which “ can nevnr t,c redeemed*’’ Arthur J. Mann! former kligruph (secretary) of provisional iMun number one of Now Haven, nnouncca the dl;:antution of the local chapter, In two letters, ono to tho proas and the other to Walter F. Bossort,' ATTENDS CHARITY HALL WASHINGTON — P r e s 1d ent Coolidge at o> charity ball watched debutante* dance tho gavotte. Column Tomorrow afternoon bids fair to set n high mark for tho busi­ ness meetings o f tho coming months nt the Woman’* Club.'. Not only is tho social feature o f It well taken care of U? Mrs. Thrash­ er nnd her charming committee who will welcome everybody nt 2:45 o’clock but there are also sev­ eral matters of interest that Vwi'l bn presented during tho .brief busi­ ness session. At this time o f Sanford's great­ est development the WpmnnV Club has n definite responsibility to to meet, nnd many rrsponalbtjiUfs this ono should he al­ together pleasant. I ress notices frdm St. Petsraburg nnd other places concerning Miss Mary Dodd, who has been Mohroe ulton a i her nparlmcnf'i WiiesH- 77T T T K « at the Walnka, lrft Monday for Smith, returned tn Gninesvi Surdiy whera Horton is a W her homo nt Taljahnsscc. a*, tho University bf-Florida ______ The many friends of Rev. and * Kllwyn Moor* returned hoi Mrs. George Welland, form ir res­ ident* of banford; but paw of Mordny from South Carolina Globe. Ari*., will ho interested to ho spent the holidays with team that. Rev. Wcilnnd has ac- tlvc.i. ccpted ft call to Seattle, Wash, Mi^j) Mary KntUsrin" I Mis* Theodore Miller who tins ton, of Ilv tirg * , is tho ge boon tho guest o f her apnt Mr*». Frank Miller, leaves Tuesday aft­ M;4r. Robert Th ranher at tho ernoon for Now Orleans, where ley Apartments, , ’ V f i she will enter ft training school, ' Joseph K. Henry of Pittsburg, John 0 . Smith, Misfle* Sftlllo and Cornelia,1‘ulciton o f Tallahassee, qro rtem t ar­ rival* to Sanford nnd aro perr.mnrntly located a t 311 Magnolia Avenue, in one of -tho Ncoly apart­ ments. Mia* Sail!.* Puleston, who hn* been cgnnecWfPwith the Coral Gables Corporation a* manager of tlm Tallahassee district, will Im» connected with the local (h>rnl Gables offlco under 8. \V. Brnd- On liberal commission itn hno snoPnji** insvo.i lira wh Band Concert New Mexico Rancher t * stock, $3.00@$3X0. ; Grapefruit, b o * .. choice, count and stock, $2.00@$2.50. , Delkina’ widow now la In Schaefer Starts In * To Regain Cue Title -CHICAGO, Jap: 6.—-GF5—Yodng m arao comebcftfre tha-cam? Proper’ at ten* n d ja b a ll bo there at all to consider such matters in championship .which ■week* ago to Horer o f the people o f our city. J ffo n L .p f a commission of Cshall at“all times co-operato commliloner* in * la fo r the betterend her citizens. nervous, Wa stride until tho Phone 249 EN N0STRILS1 END A COLD OR CATARRH .V o ib it'B e lW When Head ad Nob* are Stuffed Up. Your cold in head ipears. Your clog« « n , thq air P « ; Dodge Brothers, Inc, are able to make a tremen­ dous red u ction in p rices becau se th ey are practically doubling production. *‘ . ,; They believe in passing on to the buyer the full benefit of pavings effected through greater and better facilities. The completion of a $10,000,000 expansion pro­ gram puts them in a better- position than ever before to meet the enormous demand for a prod­ uct that w as always exceptionally good and is now better than ever. New prices, to be announced January 7th, apply on all purchases since m idnight Decem ber 15th. You can therefore buy today, enjoy the im m ediate Jgj Use o f your car, and still benefit‘ fu lly by the sweeping reductions. Second 8$ ' ^ foTd' ■ . Miss Cornelia Puloatnn I* with tho Turnbull Realty ,Co.. .Seminole Our, BUb^dfylaibn is undergo-, County Rank Anor-x unil.wiil han- in n m oot' aulNitnntial develop*’ m ilnt and udyertiB inj?. . CHICAGO, 43,0000; 10c nactive; bulk to 300 B i _____________ w . . . unda 80; mnlority desirable ICO t 7 180 pound kind 11.1)0(^12.10; best 1R0 pound weight 12.20; choice 200 jound averages 12.25(^12.50; pack­ ing sows largely 0.40^0.76; heavy >ieve that the time haa arlat wo need moro than one Is Believed To Have Umuw1$j,25@$4. itlon, and I shall advocato ItlonjOfV station or statlona Been Slain By Indians _y »ew sections o f our city, t -• Eggsplant, atd. crates, mediums, fancy, $2.50@$3.50. fuu need tho assistance o ' _ EL TASO, Te*.,'Jnn. 5 — Peppers, std, erta, green, belles, i department you need it Presumahly slain by Indian rancfi•rs,’ George Delktns, prominent fancy, mostly $4,00@$5.00.. city to keep apace with our f .Tomatoes, -,fla Fin., fancy count and stock,- $5.00@$6.00. r in other lines, should Biro lands for use as pubBnuosb,.Jumpers.and bu crater, ■ Those spots should bo 1*1***‘ ? o f our dty. w ascoi boxet, choico co JtfcCullougl Ion will be for tl i r! It ' T 7 *—. t> tv ( ConUnuod from Pnge 1) " « * . art audible stir was notlbeable in the courtroom. The mnn called failed to appear and another record wa* written into" the court hliitory o f the county and city by the reputed break?!1 of fall records for drunkenness and kindred of- CHICAGO,: Jan. 5,--f/P) rccclpts 10,280 iubr. tubi: ower; receipts cry extras 43% J nland,ir extra firxti ‘ ‘ __ _ , 41Vj (JT»42j scenndu 10fi>4()%. Eggs hi her; rocoipbi 7,014 eratea; firsts 17; ordinary firsts 33«•' 34. 0,00@ 10,00; slaughter pigs l.00@ 12.50. Cattle J4.000; facility active, nde generally; easy quality conicrcd liberal supply, ttinding lowonrly top Weighty Bteers L1.40 some ycnrllng* held utound 11.00; most fat (goer* 8.76<ft>io.QO; feed­ ers scarce; bologna dulls waak at ,25c Ilower; veal^rs steady nt 12.00 TUESDAY 1 '25c Conductor Joseph Reixcnstein .@12.50; outsiders sparingly upI to 13.50. today announced tho following pro-1 levp 13 ,000; fat lamlis active, grnm for the bnnd concert to bo sales mostly 25 to 36c higher; OUgEHOLDER hold in Control j ’ark this evening .early hnik desirable medium and handy beginning at 8 o ’clock: !S SEAT' ON 1./ , March— Forest' City Com weight l5.76@10.25; . one loud to shippers early at 10.75; larpl» fair­ King. . ’ » ■ COMMISSION mandory— ly active; fully steady; fow choice 2. Selection—Mile. Morlisto tinued from Page 1) kind upward- to 10.00; fat cheep low; weak: sales o f desirable fat owes 8.00@8.75. Among which might tioned; More adequate am . CHICAGO, Jnn. 6.— GP)— Poultry protection o f our railroat receipts 3 Cars, fowls tMf the traffic o f today benga 31; .turkeys 30; n that I do not believe that duckj; 23@30; geesq 4fgioc of such crossings la nt protection, this the pubOverture— Poet and Peasant— 1 ru/lrood company shoub Buppo.,, ... JACKSONVILLE, Jan. G^/F) ;resf*d In improvement o ! 0. Spanish Waltz—Sierra Morc— Conditions and quotations pre­ fflcrequlntions and parking' nn— Mnrchettl. i 7. Hawaiian Patrol— Kiinuca— vailing on tho Jacksonville mar­ ket today as reported by the Flor­ Stewart. 8.,March Gallant Zouaves— King. ida State Marketing. Bureau. Supplies of miscellaneous veg­ 04®' ,Pur National Anthem—Tho etables . very light, demand and nnd 1 shall lend all my «s- Star Spangled Banner— Key*. movepicqt good, market f i m , fon ajin creating, n bcautlfu r a COUNTY COURT IS New Haven .Chapter i A dditional Society OPENED WITH 25 Of Klan Dissolved CASES f ON TRIAL IIAv * n U ; * - £ _ W om an’s Club frui'aU of M ilt Maud Lokt For .Mr, and Mrs. Ht veml dnya; j l w rrl Irmxl to jc+.mpanlrd hy M thdr homo at Guirnsvillo. .ihotcwd to Ni ■ Ivnoroln*, wlura Mr. nn«l Mr*. W. S. HUtier o f ’ M**- T. J. Wljr Daytona Shore* nro spending a,* Wlggin* ai tl fc r a r few days horn and are stopping att**” lhr Munlexuma. |Mr. Wlggta* Juti — ;----i Orlrun*, La., l! n nl Mr. anti Mrs> John L. Harrow.1 of Ft. Myors, arrived -in Sanford tcrcnt of the At on Monday for n short stay. stay, They Miami, o f rm.cn arc stopping at the Montezuma. �‘■■mi m m -V':_ the number o f L It ia Interesting ' * In Seminole that are rttill in use CUM Matter, though plenty of notice the Po*toffl<-<* uniltr Act o ( be secured within a fe w minutes Chamber o f Commerce h as maintained a special ____ iM M * w f« facilitating the issuance o f new tags, compare ...Jt — »U «* *Mlter L J lM M lM ' water have taken the trouble to secure a license to run t . _*S MATH* . . . . during the new year. PI* M 'jnth* ...IM 6 There are a good many people here who have ap; ity »r by gjunrrir la rrte r.^ £ * I City Weekly Edition given little thought to securing the necessary tag, s o en­ grossed in buying and selling real estate many have allowed ICHi All obllunry Of thank*. i*e*olu- the first o f the year to come, and to pass, without applying • of •ntertalnment* __ ar« mmte 'will be for the new license. at regular edyertltlnK While it has been customary to allow motorists plenty of extra time to secure tags after the arrival o f the new ASSOCtATF.D PHIMI elated Pre** le exclui year, ptill, it is a violation o f law to drive a motor vehicle led In the «»* toe re* ' o t all near* dl*i>*tehr* without the proper plate on the rear o f the machine. The a It or not otherwise law specifies that new tags are tb be on earn by the first In thU Paper and alati the new* published herein. <All day of the year or the cars must not be used. ‘ feimklleatlon nf spec!*! herein are alao reserved It is sometimes difficult' to understand humrin nature. -t 1 R 1 a t TU E SD A Y , JA N U A R Y 5, 1M«. We are so accustomed to "putting it o ff until tomorrow^ that almost unconsciously we assume this attitude in a great H ERALD ’S . PLATFORM number o f cases where prompt action should bo taken. Were water route to Jackwe to attend to important mattepi o f this kind, as they • f St. Johna-In- should be attended to, perhaps much trouble and embar­ canal. rassment could be avoided. or white way. For* the convenience o f motoriats the Chamber-of pool, Unhla eoarta, merce is ninintaining a special bureau on the second floor Augmenting of building pro- of the Ball Building, and The Herald ndvises all those mo­ hotel*, apart* torists who have not yet secured their 1926 tag, to do so • w ien t-------without further delay. L—Extension o f atraet paring . -----------------o----------------1 program. boulevard t.— Conat ruction o f around Lake Monroe. ■pletion of city. beautifies* Ion program. -Expansion o f School ajatem with provision for increased fa* itlea. __ ______________ BinLE VERSE FOR TODAY F rie n d lin e ss — “ And the came down to nee the ■ b , which the children of ilded.” Gen. 11:5. YEft— Grant, 0 God, etr we do we may ever upon It flrat it* with our might city men that acek and unto S S fS & 'fW ' irsOTi jf'Babies look'alike to me-r (When | telJ the troth,)• George ia much like Dorothy, John readmblca Ruth. v fh u a the little stranger year l Doea not aeem so new— Rather rumpled, red nnd queer, At thla early view. How the Infant will behave .A ny one may guesi. Likely ho will coo and rave— Whimper more or leaa. xi:•>''*•<- * *-*’ $#-* . ’* *' Won *poon, He can boast ■pare, Wealth he Friday** child, no runs the runo t Always loves ttjf shnra. y;i tf » dw N eglected Opportunity “ Dear Sir:'*, writes someone to Mr. Grantland Rice, world’s foremost sport writer, “ List as the eighth wonder of the world Forksville, Pa. It ig the birthplace o f Harold Ed­ ward Grange, alias Red, etc. Y et the chamber o f com­ merce, board o f trade, Kiwanis, Rotary, Gyro, Optimist and Lions clubs never took advantage o f the fact to get a new factory or persuade realtors it was a new city of opportunity.” Well, that’s just where they made their first big mistake. We don’ t believe in bragging to nny great extent, but if you have done something wonderful the world will never find it out unless you tell them, you might just as well climb on the nearest church steeple and shout. I f Forksville was the birthplace o f “ Red” Grange, and the folks in that town have any ambitions of ever amounting to anything at all, they should advertise it broad ami wide. . Imagine ariy Florida city with such an opportunity for such widespread publicity! Why, the chamber o f commerce would spend millions, and the Saturday Evdhing Post,’ Amer­ ican, Success and all the dally papers would run display ads,. “ FORKSVILLE, THE BIRTHPLACE OF RED GRANGE— A City of Unexcelled. Opportunity for renrinir Prospective Halfbacks— Residential Lots at Half Price— Build Your Home Here nnd Do Your Duty by Yobr Child.” ■k 1 itaUt — fS I c* flSSBS' n lol, In Russia, Is happier than where elso on ’ earth. That approving note will be c cstioned may since, no matter what say, a woman's lot de * on the sort o f husband she w a in the marriage lottery. ■Jai Beyond question, however, women in Russia, as elsewhere, are better off than they were. Read in WalIsowskFa excell "‘ertt histories of Ivan ad Feter the Great tha Terrible and tho chapters on woman ana mar­ riage, and you learn that there was room for Improvement. ■ I: The old type of eloquence consisted of Irni. n a if* Oarem u -W. % a «i N jd m a - no not- , vn ii, u tk even in g*— ar » b*u«* ’ mlvantng •n Shb tvp« writing" at the ‘ _fUnfor if OT rtsy, Wcdne* nlna*. j ... TBliEPHOtiB l u j l Mn, M*«a*ll as* V, * I la a prescript!,* | Colds, Grippe, Fin Bilious . Fever and It kill* th* GEORGIA IN tE R E S T 9 MACON NEWS It is greatly to be hnpod that all existing embargoes on shipments to- and from Florida will bo lifted as soon ns possible. Wo * cannot doubt that these restrictions were ecessnry nnd even imperative, he thousands who havo been pourng into our sister state have cre­ ated a demand for nil sorts of ma­ terials ond the facilities for sup­ plying them did not, and perhaps could not keep pace with the emer­ gency, but it vJH be a great mis­ fortune if the embargoes should remain in force for nny great length of time. Wo take an unselfish interest in the welfare o f that section of our common country. We realise that no part of the South can prosper without communicating its iqrlu>e>td ail- ether '-parted The.' re­ straint upon the shipment of citrus ft'uits and vegetables hits our Flo­ rida friends with peculiar force. This is tho season of the year when t^ey. cash in on their leading pro­ ducts nnd now their markets have' been taken awny from'them. .W o may also bo candid enough to sny that tho people of- Georgia nre seriously nffcctcd by this em­ bargo. Thor* are many commod­ ities which Florida will not be‘able to supply its own people fo r manyyearn to come. Indeed, it will al­ ways bo up to us to do much townrds feeding nnd clothing the pop­ ulation of the state to the soutn o f us. Our agricultural and industrial life has already felt the influence of this great movement towards tho South in general nnd w<j cannot hope to develop without tho freest possible means o f intercommuni­ cation. tJ,i),is,<qf,rouraoita U»e.interest-af. th* rnilrondn nod expreAf compnrfr ics to enlarge tWlr facilities as rapidly as possible nnd wo hove no doubt they arc doing their best. We-can only express the hope that relief will come soon. A WHITE-WASHING report ’ Celia pfliriR from politic* 4 ‘" " ■ I a wild writing o f the hands, the use o f many words, long covers up responsibility for the ea, Ipiuband excited gelling to bring ^ott^e inr\- ninny; killings in. that rttmUssk. sturea whfih 'Mlfietf l/ut llft'to1^ phn- j Shenandoah disaster. is stated that Commander Should sleeo welt at night. tils to the speaker's argumentn. l.nnsdnwne is “ exonerated." Present tiny audiences dislike this type of oratory nnd th e 1 u 0 needs no exoneration, But V-*. M y prediction is tho child public speaker who has not changed his methods finds him- the*people that have followed the Ought to ,m*ko a hit, would like to know which o f f Re a baby sweet and mild— self little in demand. The Dearborn Independent snyn the cbnc tho xwlvcl chair warriors in Wash­ ,J f we do our bit, j-■ ington v.'sh tespunHible for Lans—O. C. A. Child. new typeef'clotjrience is tho “ Eloquence of Facts.” HOW TO E A T G R A P E F R U IT Audiences today listen eagerly to-actual facts. They downc s dchth. TAMPA TRIBUNE Who’ll build tha next toiirUt ho­ wish to learn nnd are willing to be shown. They won’t sit, THE REPORT is correct In Its tel? ______ _______ as they used to do, for two hours listening to long drawn out rtatenun: that Lansdowne was Probably no more complex prob­ cut through the m e m b r i n f t i . What’s becomo o f president addresses but they will sit and attentively listen to a man consulted about tha- trip. But it lem ' has confronted etiquette ex- Grnpcfruit is served best this way, thinking, or teaching, or relating something in the region of overlooks the fact that his advice erts on dietetic technique than of n i the fruit segments can then bo Coolidge’s electric hor*e? □w to properly eat fresh grape­ easily removed with a spoon, The protests were ignored. — j - o —— : factual truth. This fact ilTwithout doubt responsible for the andLust fruit. The juice of the fruit which bitter membranes are left in: the June, he told this writer, W e’d like to suggest a new way larger church congregations who have come to look at u » . who h:,n frequently published the gives it its healthful food value.Is fru it to * be murdered. . Try driving twenty minute sermon ns fitting nnd proper. fact, that such a trip ns the onq also responsible fbr its natural, an­ The most common way to eat through California with a Florida squirting proclivities. How The speaker who has studied American audiences of the on which he was killed would prob­ noying grapefruit Is to, cut out the center, pennant on your car. to enjoy grapefruit without get­ end disastrously. or core. When served in this man­ -iX,. present day comes to his point quickly, speaks emphatically ably When the order came, he pro­ ting it in the eye,, so to spiruk, ner, the fruit segments are-dug ‘ A fellow makes a lot o f ■friends but quietly and with dignity, and convincingly brings out tested, ns his wife has sold, as has been tho great eating 'prob­ out with a spoon in eating. ' by being a good mixer but whan actual facts. He doesn’ t talk.just to be talking. As a rule the records provd. Tho records lem of the age. he .run* out o f something to mix, Many people moke the mistake In Floridn, the home of this nl.no prove that hia protest was he says what he wants to say and then he quits. of running a knife around, thi InW a out o f luck. wonderful food-fruit, we have ad­ overruled, his advice was rejected "The Eloquence of Fncts” is making itself more evident in with -------- --------an indorsement to the etTee( opted several rules and.,regulations sldo o f tho rind. This actually !H «w Year’s resolutions will churches, in civic dubs, in political meetings, and in fact in that certain fairB were to be held, for the guidance arid protection of mtfkcs the fruit difficult to handle > probably bo numeroua in Congress all gatherings of a busy and serious minded people. • on fixed dates, therefore, hff must grapefruit consumers and this in­ ns there Ib then nothing to hold 1 f buT whether or not they will all formation is being circulated the bitter membranes in place with make the trip as scheduled. ............... o-------------------v x throughout Uio country by fhe tqe segments extracted. be. good is anofher questioh. 'That order 'caused his I death, IT IS NOT only tourists who ure going to Florida this nnd that of the good men that Florida Citrus Exchange. ChlofA practical, simple way to serve TBaB K --------- ---------ly, they arc for serving the fruit grapefruit is in its juice form. You want things when ybu can’t winter. As you read this, the highwuys leading south are died with him. in its fresh state: , [ford them ana after you can already dotted with cars carrying to Florida the vanguard Ono grapefruit will make n largo Cut In half and remove scedB glass of juice. The juice of ffrape9K afford them, they are so easy to of the increasing army of men and women who have solved THE SHENANDOAll report Is get. you wouldn't have them for ahumelcaa whitewashing job, as with fork or ahnrp pointed knife. fruit can be extracted by hand, or the proverbially insoluble problem o f eating their cake and aeverybody anything. expected it- would be, With a small, thin knife cut each by uny o f the various devices having it, too. They nre the ones to whom going to Florida disgraceful to the navy and to the segment separately from the bit­ mndo , ,t --------- o - -------• for this purposo which nre Since some of these Sanford is not merely a vacation jaunt but a shifting o f their busi­ administration, and that Is that. ter membranes and rind. Db not now on tho market. 1 Cowards that stupidly risked bachelors have been unable to ness environment for from three months to half n year. The take out a marriage license, we number of fortunate Americans who have discovered that tha lives of othor men prove to be the sort of cowards that dodge re­ ■ suggest they try a hunting license. PUTTIN G U P A FRONT they can have their Florida and their living on the same sponsibility, . ------- o ----------Ta m p a t e l e g r a p h The realtors should watch tho plate ia growing rupidly.— Frank Parker Stockbridge In DEALING WITH money is a -, fellows who exaggerate.—Sunfonl Review Of Reviewa. clean, Bteady, regular business. Pretty lively old gait. Herald. If the realtors do this -oing, o f “ keeping up with the Somcono always needs it. and This trying to keep up with the Joneses, of putting- up a frontl there will be a sudden demand for is willing to pay for It. George Antorbllts and the Van Asters. looking glasses.— Eustls Lake RegHEALTH AND LONGEVITY; a place to keep warm F. Baker, dean of great Ameri­ It is an attitude that is not con­ Many scenes of discord follow the fined to Congressman, although nntl to keep well— that Is Florida. The proper approach ia can bankers and head of New driver of a Ford whose neighbor ,on______ ..______ supposed that after attaining A good niajiy 8a r ford people to dismiss any preconception of tho region as exclusively York’s First National Bonk an­ has a six cylinder sedan. Cong­ tho $10,000 mark most o f th* lu x ­ nounces profits of more than six­ ressmen are pinched to live on uries of every-day living were pos­ board a concert hrondcast in- Lon- a playground for sporting millionaires or a pre-Lenten train­ don, over a radio, a few nights ing ground for the Newport season, impressions which mosj; teen, million dollar^ for the year, 110,000 while millions coiislder this sible to any business-like man or ago. What wonders have been of the newspaper gossip from Miami and Palm Beach tends dividends at the rate of 100 per a lordly income. womnn; and certainly fo r a Cong­ cent, nice round numbers. Hundreds of thousands who ressman, who receives mileage.and' ought in recent years. to foster, ami think of Florida as a place where ordinary formerly lived comfortably on $60 has a fine office at government -«------- o--------NOT SO long ago that bonk was ■H ~ Down at Longwood the main folks—we fourteen million—go to be comfortable.— Frank too poor to join, the clearing house. per week, find $100 per week “ starT expense. vation wages.” Ighway la being repaired. Now Packer Stockbridge in Review Of Reviews. Putting up a frontl It deceives Now it has resources of five hun­ Congressmen In Washington— Jepurtmont would Pthe state road department dred millions. And Mr. Mitchell's many of them who at home lived on no ono except ourselves. Neigh­ the rosd like this all the way bigger bank, the “ National City W*P»0 a year soy that Jhoy are bors know we cannot afford daily to' Sanford, everybody yrould be MY FAVO RITE STORIES Bank,” has twice as much as the "cramped” on $10,000.- They try luncheons that cost $50 and $80 happy. < ' .— . By IRVIN S. COBB i :y\ . First National. Only a few cen­ to emulate the exampje'of Senator whon our income from tho $10,000 turies back, taking (interest ■on Mammon nnd his wife.’ ^Instead i In of is only $102.30 per week. It ia a By latest estimate, the Earth is simple case o{ arithmetic. Of money, no matter at what rate was going to Congress to serve one hundred million years ojd. Whon Snm Blythe was a Wash­ remain with him through the a f pronounced a mortal sin by the people, t! . they went to break "Salty h ! WBCl t? ■ Joljr. world-famous‘ geologist, of ington cbrrespondlnt he went In­ ternoon. 4 •, % SB ^ u ruch Christian church, everywhere. Ann into “ Saw-cietv I* magnlflcjent luncheons Dublin University, bases this esti­ to New England to sound out Having sampled the cuisine o f Fortunately for the bankers, “ Most of us make h o - pretense « n‘I ^ run sround^jth .the bigwigs mate upon the amount of salt in public opinion on ono or another tho local hotel at breakfast, Blythe op]Inions have ichanged. ' tha ocean, washed out o f the rocks of these crises, which, polltlcully promptly consented. o f living on our salaries ” ?uns the ■ ^ “ d S !?* th* ? P V ®Ut ■ The old “ Confessions of a Congressman,” , n®’ . and carried to the sea by rivers. dpenking, are forever threatening gentleman excused himself In order . . . hire . - , Living beyond one’s means is . DR. DAYTON C. Miller wins the Wo kecp.as much o f our clerk There I* enough of it to cover ev- the liberties of the American people. foot of land 400 feet deop In I forgot now just what particular to inform hia wife that there $1,000 prise o f the American As allowance os possible, .Vote !for the banc of America’s oxisti The timu it must have taken crisis it wus but, at uny rate, for would bo a guesL for .the mld- aoclatlon for the Advancement of mileage grabs, takq tips on the today. Those of-us ,who have. umcnts about whether we can i salt the ocean* Indicates the tho moment It was of deep concern duy meal ana also to get some Science, with his essay on “ the ■to$k*market, borrow monfy from ’* age and it is still fur from to the public at large and Sum’s important papers bearing on the Michelson-Morley ether drift ex friendly bankers and throw fat ord a $13 i^prn mower for subject under discussion which bald and toothless. job was to get u Hunt on tho wero stored away, he sold, In ■a 11pertinent.” Dr. Miller’s experi­ stainer* to our law Arm back. suburban cottage are now no prevalent sentiment in certnln room upstairs. Going out, he left ment at the Mount Wilson observ­ ome. Wo are never more than off than those who argue atory will anise Einstein to re­ twp jumps ahead o f last month’s strenuously whether they m one motor car for every KtiltCB. the parlor door ajar. families to ono for every vise hi theories on relativity, bo plus, but we put up a front, ford a $13,000 limousine Among others, he called upon one-half families 1* the . • drees well, ent in fashionable up with 'their rich friends Through the opening Blythe say tho scientists. w* have traveled in ac- tha retired political leader of New heard a voice, evidently one be­ places, do society and And opr- qunintancea. Only we f the cpmi fort* of life alnce Hampshire, who lived In u small longing to the mistress o f the It U a day of extrava: ln good standing among TQM SIMS SAYS SDgHjnfton’s began, It but comfortablo cottage In u lit­ household. /polltieo-socikl offi- "putting un a front,” 1,000 'Aptos have tle town* Tho-old gentleman felt by the real enjoyment y.sald, rols“ Samnntlia,” the stuff. It can make w deep concern, in the vital quescountry, ot* which III vvwmm J1'W ¥ are not being silly, ! Yhe St. Louis Star i__ were exported and d sev- tion of the4iour whatever it was. ing her tono in'on-this statement as fo J".oo‘ E'i * • aix- He argued and ffR-xpounded, and might bo heard bj Nnver more than kitchen, “ my hull iter who trails r* servlce, he produced document* in' *upport U of lust mont hunter. in the country o f hie views. Noontime approached u gentleman to Uing $10,000 p Tako those two 1st -nd still he was nowhere near milU ’ nf us that ent►/for. & th what he had to nay. down to the cell »us. it is ^^^“ filythe should three small one our pr BOBbImidA ffii'tkljl m tf 1 ’y|>: R ! *»<• T««a Mas* „ Bids Cartel*** , . ' C*r,' Model Trial C..' ANCIENT RELIGIOUS instruc­ tion, Imported Into Russia from the east, gave exact directions f wife-beating ahd taught men suspect nnd dosplsa women, “ what is a woman? a net to tempt men with her clear face and hor high setv eyes, she works spells— what Is a woman, a vipers nest.” The Russisn was warned to keep his wife shut in: ' / • “ She sits behind twenty-seven locks— she sits locked In with twenty-seven keys—e o that bole comrades may n<4 see her.” Bold comrades saw her occas­ ionally however, and rather inti mately In spite o f the twentyseven locks, as you piay also learn from Wnllszowski. BUT OLD Russia had no mon opoly of contempt for women. Th Christian church through the blac middle ngf.< preached contempt for women, as vile creatures, used by sntan to tempt man to destruc­ tion. • ' Even Solomon, wisest of the seven wise men said “ tho wise nnn thanks the gods 'dally for nving made him a Greek and not Imrbnrlan, >a man and not a beast, n male and not a female.” * • « SI4« ON HIS wedding uiglit the Rue aisn husband’ s first present was a whip. This he fastened, in his belt, saying to the bride ■’*1 hot I shall never need it.” When u bride and groom retired, she pulled off his boots and he struck -h< Outdern wRF the whip, gently, to prove his authority.' Sla was 'ess gentle later, , f). IN TURKEY, where the harem Is officially abolished, and men order­ .!» ed to get along with one wife, some of the Turks take tho change The New Eloquence with bitterness. One old Turk , -< ttM .m — t-------- . killed himself nnd his many wives, Tho world changes nlong various lines,. Even the art of rather than change from an orient­ public speaking and being eloquent is vastly different from al hen yard to a modern home. what It uaed to be. o>: J £ nut. One o f the best locations in Florida, » ' ■••- 1 1 * r kf . * . . i. i *f , * sale cheap— Lease. D oin g good .busine See Plum m er •m .mni 422 Union Avenue P h o n e 4T3 R .R . r,--; REAL ESTATE AND INVESTME1 216 E. Second Street • • •. . • ■■ *• V 60 acrew of land on bsrd road and railroad near Isrr* division, price per acre --------- — 42 a c r e /o f land, ten acres in ffno grot« border# rile*, twr five acres right on railroad and proposed hlghwaj near1 vide, price. -4 4 ford ready to i 100.lots, n m i 'i.. k street with five hundred and sixty frontage on asm*, th* re best bay in tho City, pries $10 Two lata cornst TMrteent snd Palmetto, 114x117, . - iV Three lots In Brentwood, fifty by ono hundred twetfy fourteen to eighteen largo orange trees on each lot, me from Orlando highway, price each, terms . •T"' On* five room bongiiow near ZIder Springs, five in fine condHlon beautiful trees, terms, price.______ One houso and lot GlndefSlIe.’ fire r&ms. electric U| water la yard, price $1,000.00, $656.90 ' caisli180 acres o fia n d located Lake Comrif. quarter mile hsr h*lf flowing well land, price per aero 56 acre* o f land ow HiSSSWC road, tan mile* from Banfo V aere, t h ia ^ ‘ to Inveatil $ '''U X homes- lots —farm s ACREAGE ..BEST BUYS:., Hi-R’A. i house in the 19th block ford Avenue, completely furnished'. . *2.000 cwh. Term, on bolance. t .t v , I #|| " One’ furriMted 5*room house in Rose Court Hibiscus Avenue. Eastern exposure. on application. at GintierviUe. $3 ,200. $760 26.00 month. tiGH R e a l t y wBm k co. \ �JANU FRED a DAIGER, Personals MOBLEY ATTENDANT^ EDITOR INFORMAL RECEPTION AT SANFORD’S NEW.a'OURIST HOTEL IS ATTENDEES Mrs. Alfred Hallane, Provld*nea R. L{ Mr*. Carolina Gnm*ol l, Ban ford; Mrs. Alexander, Sharon, Fa. James Smith, B. D. Smith, Mr Jfca. J. O. ftU Cranahaw, Sanl B o m , Sanford; from St. Tetom burg where she 'spent the holidays with relatives, of n w t Interest to the ’.many friends o f the bride, who has acomi of friends hare, made dur­ ing her frequent visit* here aa tKe guest of her cousin, Miss Georgia Mobley. ■ A bcautifdJ'event o f Wednesday was the marriage o f Miss Elolse Roberts, daughter o f Dr. and Mrs. S.V.’KbS” " T, B. Roberta, to Clarence Garnett ness meeting of the Aahby, son o f the Rev. and Mrs. C. st d o’clock, A. A Aahby, which was solemnised at -(3:30 o’clock In the Church of mrsday 0 . Shartn will en- the Good Shepherd In Riverside. The church wan tastefully and «ry ^W eek Bridge I 'a ick st hcr .hpmo on honor!n g b e r houie S. Jordan o f Jack- rI*d ililM Wlntf' quantities .of.white /hrv'.’.nlhe' chrysanthe■e Parent-Teachers’ asteats at the South Side 3 o'clock^/ ’j j under Vaughan will enmember* o f the Idlers’ b at her home on -Park ; 2:30 V el ode. meeting of:th a Semisr Number Two, O. E, S. 1 at the Masonic Temple dock. There will be Inijf Trill enteraemheks of the Book ib at her home on let at 3 o'clock, king of the W. C. T. home of Mrs. McRae, ftrect | and Palmetto f Legion Auxiliary will B home of Mra. L. P. on Evans Street at 4 I Howard Chapter U. D. ■t with Mrs. W. Theo­ ry at her home in May- From the altar, lilies o f the val­ ley were showered. Tall several branched , candelabra held lighted tapers, candles also being used on the altar. , Palma and ferns formed .t the organ, rendering a program of wedding music while the guests were amain Ming, MfK *R. L, Coker sang, “ O Perfect Love,” and the vested choir o f the^church sang "The Bridal Chorus’*; from Lohen­ grin, as * processional; The bride was given in marriage by her father, and was attended her cousin Mias Dorothy Sears, Jersey City, N. J., as maid of honor, and Mrs. Robert. Holder, matron o f honor. The bridesmaids were Mlsa Eleanor Houn'on, o f New York City; Mlsa Georgia Mob­ ley, of Sanford, a cousin: Mlsa A g ­ nes Towera, Mi**, AnnaUa Avery, Miss Margaret Fugate, o f Roanoke, Va., Miss Edith Pullen, Mlsa Rob- S Hawkins and Mlsa Mary Renfros. Mr. Henry p . Chenewltk. Jr„ waa beat man, the oahera Includ­ ing Mr. Robert Holder, Mr. Gra­ ham Magee, Mr. Hamilton Davis, Mr. Ralnsford Colton, of Philadel­ phia: Mr. Fred MbrrU, of West Palm Beach; Mr. Elmer 3. Hunter, Mr. Halcott Grtcno' Haywood, Mr. Charlea A; Ashby, Jr., brother of the bridegroom, and the bride's brothers, Mr. T. S. Roberts, Jr., and Mr. James Reagan Roberts. The bride was lovely In her wed­ ding gown' o f Imported satin black block gown'of imported sadn tr,inc' which huh, fwm the shoal(fcrB( fcUogracefatly being beaded. beaded. being She wordrn bridal veil of tulle, with cqp of tulle and lace, with ruff at the back, - and carried . a shower bouquet of lilies of the val­ ley. The bridesmaids wore dainty frocks Jn; pastel shades, shades o f pink and orchid predominating. They carried beautiful'"bouquets. The bride U a charming mem­ b e r o f the -younger set, received her education /a t Cdftcordla .draft later at Washington, D. C., and is a member o f the Jacksonville ’Jun­ ior lenguei. She has a wMe cjrcle o f friem|a,v,wh03e good wishes will follow her in her future life.' Mr. Ashby came to Jacksonville several yean ago and has made many friends, who will extend con­ gratulations. ' The wedding was one of the not­ able events of the month, much cor­ dial Interest centering In the mar­ riage of these popular young peo- Eh Watters will give tho keries of (ectures^Ehghnd Poets” atfthe WoroIt 4 O’clock. ^ ^ . Saturday ........ .. Music Club meets at the |Ira. Fannie Stembridge Myrtle Avenue at 8:lff 'a Story Hour at Libo’clock. . D. Members To it Next Friday • ----------- wtant meeting o f the N, vard Chapter o f United Of the Confederacy wilt 'riday afternoon at jth* W > T *‘ tin gle; meeting ha* ’ 3 o'clock and every if tho.chapter is urgentsted to his present, os if importance will he I. < hual' election o f officer* Id ; also plana made and i appointed to arrange ftnual ball,, celebrating' B y o f Gen. Robert E. port on the Christmaa Bar nr. It was suggested by Mra. J. F. Haw­ kins to give * ieries o f prpgresslve teas, and th ir plan waa adopted. A rummage sale will he held on Saturday o f Hhls work. The next meeting o f the club will be held -Monday, afternoon at tha home‘ of Mrs. J. L, Miller with Mra. Miller .and Mra.,J. 1L Cpldough.aa boat-: esses. t. , At tha concl^pslon of. business, a M W W. R. ’C J. Traail. Oevt Schofield, Aran W. Kelley, naml Mias Rebecca Scott, a popular member o f the Sanford High School faculty has returned from Tennessee where she spent the holidays. Gray, Sanford; Mrs. Nelson Gray, Sanford; Mrs. Sarah )> A. Allen, Mrs. H. R. Applegate, Charlotte George E. Budm Applegate, Mr*. R . 5A. Cameron B. L; Newton A. Jr., 8anford;. Mr. and Mrs. Hey­ vldencc, R. L i Ray ward Walker, Sanford; G. W. Pen­ nington, Boston, Mata,; Elsie Jane n o rn iv r, ^ n a r ic .iu n , O. u .; A l a s y thorne. Providence, S. C.: Mrs. Platt and wife, San: Neal, Sanford; Mrs. Ora Welsh, wood, Charleston, Nashville, Tenn.pMAL R. A. Wil­ George D. Elliott, Sanford; D. B. Reed, Sanford;; Dr, ton, Sanford; Mrs. W. .V. Wheeler, Elliott, Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. Stevens, Sanford; m. Nordstrom, Providence, R. I. Samuel Puleston, Sanford; Mrs. F. W. Talbott, San­ r. and Mr*. I* G. Snydar, Oil ford; Mr. and Mm. Allen J. Bloomftehi,~Redft»ld *' Shfifiga, NT T .; City, Pg.rM W .-H. M; W e ll. SimMrs. Carrie L. Worthington, San­ ford; E. F. Lundqulat, Sanford; Lynett l u i i n a j, l i u u u i i , T K l i ford, Mrs. Thomas I* Long. San­ Mrs. Thalraa Lundqulat, Sanford; J- Graft, Sanford; RusaeU Di ford;; Mrs. Fred Dalger, Sanford; Mrs. B. F. Lundqulat. and chil­ Yayette Norfolk. V*.; Mr. Mlsa Mary Augusta Worthington; dren, Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. Aug­ Mra. Warren R.. Smith. Sanl William Worthington, Sanford; M. ust Swanson, Sanford; Mr. and Mr. and Mr*. M, Kronen, ( B. Moses, Birmingham; C. F. Mrs. Archie Swanson, Sanford; J. Marvin P, Pearson, Orlando; Bronson and family, Sanfotd; Mr*. , E. Preston, Sanford; Mr*. J. E. kina DoKvtr, Orlando; Mr. and J. 0 . Long, Sanfonl; Mrs. H. S. Preston, Sanford; Nan Gilmore, E..F. Bennett, New Haven, Cc Long, Sanford; Miss Mnrgnret Knoxville, Tenn.; Mr. and Mr*. Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Fang Long, Sanford; Master Strott Wm. A. Anderson, Cranston, R. I.; New Haven, Conn.: T . M. i Mrs. Minnie Mnkcptece, Sanford; E. A. Moffitte, Sanford; Mrs. E. A. Moffitte, Sanford: Mr. and Mrs. B. Bale*. Sanford; Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Polk, Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Karlin, Atlanta, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs; Nils Swanson, Settford; E. W, Lundqulat, Sanford: Sanford; Howard C Ldng, San­ Kara I.undquUL Sanford; Mr. sntl ford; Mrs, Harry Kent, Sanford; Mrs. J. R. f a y Jr., Sanford; J. R, F.. Lea Lessop, Milwaukee, Wis.; F. Huddelston and family, San­ Mrs. R. E. Lee Jassop, Milwaukee. ford; C, H .' Pearce Tucomkary, Wis.; Dr. and Mrs. W. Theodore non, Sanford; Master Billie Vor- V e r ify , Sanford; Mr. and Mra, F. A rlt:; Mr. and Mrs. William Ver­ J. Barry; Sanford; Mr. and non, Sanfonl; Mr. and Mra. J. W. 1>. U. Fittaimmorj, Sanforvl, it. Sanfonl; Air*. Jones. Sanford; Billie -Jonos,. Jr., “Mta. B. O. Burns of Sarasota,* 'Sanford; Mr*. L. Stoudeumire, Mrs. M. E. Moyu, Unford; Mrs. B. Sanfonl; B. W. Career, Mra. W. arrived In Sanford on Monday for srd; Mrs. &I. B. Sanford; Mra. L. W. Rivers', San­ a brief stay here with friends. n, Ga.; Mr. and ford; G. C. Cochran. W. L. StouRev. and Mr*. A. S.'Feck who lartin, SanforJ; doumlte, Sanford; Pauline SUudeumlro, City; Christine Stoudeu­ are spending tha winter at Day­ mire, Sanford; ..Mrs. M. H. Hol- tona Beach were In Sanford Mon-' bournc. New York;'W alter F- Hol- day on buslncm. born. Sanford: C. Audrey: Mrs. Mr. and Mra. J. I* Miller-and A. E. 8tory. Mrs. Komis, Kayo J, Derringer, Columbia, 0.;,M ra. K. family,; Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Baker J. Boiring'nr, Columbus, O.; Mrt. and haby returned Monday from B. G. Baxter, Saratoga Springs, Tampa where they spent the past N. Y.; Mr^nnd Mrs. C. D. Brum- week as tho guests of relatives. ley, Sanford; Miss Consucla BrumIcy, Sanford; Samuel Duiton, Ham­ Mr. and Mra. John Thomas, Mrs. ilton, OnL; E. A.- Longderiborg, Luclle Thomas, Mra. Leslie Went Hobart, Ind.; J. R. Head, Savan­ and R, S. Went spent Sunday at nah, Ga.; Mr. and -Mrs. E. A. Daytona peach. :* * 'J crino Moore, Boston; Mra. C. H. Stafford; S. ltunge, S. R*pp; I* Mrs. Selina Barber, Mise Ruth II. Connelly And wlfey Sanford; J. Hand and T. W. Lawton have rt- y D. Woodruff and wife, Snnford; turned from Jacksonville whore 3 F. W. I^ng and party of four; they .attended the convention o f Ida A. Knight, Sanford; Charlai tho State Teachera’ Association. I Knapp, Newark. N. J.: Mr. ond Mr*. George Meldllng, Newark, N. J.f Dr. R. D. Caswell, Sanford; a i iy n t o m ii • ix v K s n a .t T io x a ik c o m b t . Samuel Bcawlck, Sanford; Mr. and Lola Venters returned on Satur­ day from South Carolina where he spent the holidays .with rela­ tives. Mrs. W. R. Fort, who spent tha with relatives at Soportton, Ga., returned home on Su»- S h o lid a y s C. J. Lancaster, who has been spending the holidays here with friends, left Sunday for his home at Richmond. \ Mr. and Mrs. James L. Wells, end little daughter, Louise Ander son Wells, Miss Evelyn Anderson Ians furnished the music for the and Mr. and Mr*. A. C. Anderson merry dancers. are now at home to their friends Too much credit can not he giv­ at the Montsstuna. . en the owner*’ Howard Hullck and Bloomfield Hullck, for their un­ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schuler of tiring efforts to kivB Sanfonl one Buffalo, N. Y.. who ore spending of tho best appointed and manag­ the winter at tbelr winter homo at ed hotels in the South. Orwin Manor, Orlando, were the Among those registering during week end guests of Mr. and Mra. the visiting houra were: Mrs. Gra­ Glenn E. McKay a t.tl;elr home dy Galbout, Sanford; Mrs. Lucilo on Sanford Heights. Simmons, Sanford; Mrs. George V'C.'T’ t' -^t ....... ' ’i Mortons, Columbia, S. C.; Hi 'll. Miss Frances Cherry, who hsa Simmons, Harry Sweeney, Jr., Or­ been spending the holidays with' lando; E. B. Stowe and wife, San­ her parents at Mount Olive, N. C., ford; Mr. and Mrs. Birhammtng, returned to 8anford Sunday and Chicago; C. M, Stowe, Sanford; has resumed her duties as mem­ Mrs. U. C. Rarellft, Sanford; Mrs. ber of tho faculty o f tha Sanford T. M, Hilt, Sanford; - Elisabeth Gaudem, City; C. M. Mall, New High School. • , / York; Mrs. Paul Keely, Sanford; Mr. and Mra. Paul resold and Mias Ellen Mahoney, Sanford: Mr. children and Ralph Lublnakl have and Mr*. T. J.' Miller, Sanford; returned from a week’s visit at Mra. Clara Runyon, Sanford;' W. Hollywood, Miami and Coral Gab­ R. Wobb and wife, Hamilton, O.;; les. While in Miami th«ur were Mr, and Mrs. It. H, Johnson, Jack­ guests of Mr. and -Mrs. u Lub- sonville: Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Couch, inskf, former residents o f Sanford. City; Mr. and Mra. J. W. Corley, Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Warner, Sanford; ;Mr. and Mra. W. P. Bass, Sanford; Mrs. I. H. RuboW, Sanford; Mrs. Carveth, Newcastle, Ont.; Mrs. John Uglow, Newcastle, Ont.: S. K. Rawlins, McRae, Ga.; Mra. E. Campton, Sanford; Mrs. R, B. Morris, Oil City, Pa.; Mrs. J. E. Blakcr, Mt. Morris, Pa; L R. Chewnlng, Hen­ dersonville, N. C.: E. S. rollner, Watertown, Pa.; Nannie B. Potter, Pontiac,. Mich; Mrt, Margaret A. Potter, Pontiac,, Mich.; Rev. and Mrs. Thos. J. Armstrong, San­ ford; L. Parker, Sanford; E, Swan­ son, Sanford; Mrs. .J, D. Hart; SanlUnl; Mrr. Au Hj.rJlIddlatOTti Sanford; R. J. McCale, Pittsburgh, Pa.; E. J. Whlker, New Kensing­ ton, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. George vldonce, U. I.; Mias Minnie John* Hcrhat, Sanford; Minnie Niat, ■on, l*royldence, R. I.j Mr. and a Bdbertaon, Williams and Monahan:> <;< PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS li|<* I3-1B ttnaonle Taaipto -B s I M li# are partners orticelli Fashions Says unmistakably .That New Year is Here! EACH GARMENT MADE OF OR LINE WITH CELEBRATED CORTICELLI SILK. -•* .; - . y ■ H 'j, t .14, - tfI , w* \ t, . * . ' 7 ^ ftK i ; Tj v‘ ' ■ /V I L /A .**;.'* F s [ \ Ik X n I RMj w m iU llcl ' ’ 1%^; • a ' •*•.,*.*.V* t '•. i _ ■. . *t1 Vf t f - ■ * s . f • i ■■ - . MITZI— A t.on e o f.th e recent Sunday I i ’enlng Operatic Concerts at the Metro' 'polltan Opera Hquse, a note of exquisite beauty was reached by Irene Castle, wear- in» this charming Frock, the “ piece do resiatance" o f her wardrobe. A lavish de' 8,gn of ®Utohlng travels with smart precision over “ Cortlcelli" Crepe Ensemble o f a delicately lovely shade. JuBt below the«watst a ‘triplet of pleats puckers with youthful charm. Destined to lend its chic to many.smast occasions this Spring. WISTERIA— A xharming Frock de­ signed fo r Irene Castle to wear at the ex­ clusive Everglades, Palm Beach. The sub­ dued beauty of the “C orticelir Crepe Alaska, the cascade o f creamy lace which •I'forma’ - - - - -front ■*apron, and* the — — J „ p long, flowering sleeves will win many* en­ thusiastic admirers, among those that have a flair for tho distinctive. O n c o ft fit tieolKCNC CASTLCcw COMICCLLI fASHIOm Six 1926 Styfes fjroin Iren ; ,1 -'i -V ;■ ’ a , . t ’ i-*r' *, 1 m mart mess \ V \ man man Cut iW cIM N t CASTLIT coKrjcau wsiijc riced at $59.00 each. �STEWAR' dltlons ■ far removed from Ihoea of today that the illusion of an old nr period must be created If.thi plays are to be dramatically real." “ 1’alfe awfty the-i reality ftlyit comes from illusion and what .Is there left in the' theater?" . she asked. . , It eras t|m«* for "Mr. Hampden to begin making up 'for m v S o ilirntod rpje ili Shy lock hot ho dc old Shakespeare will live ■ • ray now has the two stars Merchant ,of Venfee,. afilet" la d run (wp arteks its season Ihan originally planned, undisturbed by the opposittap o f n "U n m lrf in >Tsminjf of the* SKrew." or "Much Ado About Nothing", will follow thoprenent production. Their presentation are bring gi­ not by the Idly curious who will ven in true Elizabethan fashion pay once to tee something differ­ And the audience is brought qIosc* ent but will not rorltftibo interest­ to the players through nhsenr* of ed. after their .cprlotilty is .satisrootUAhta and the substitution of r f f i l ; a *wtde, carpeted stairway leading down from the stage to the neats. Ihokcapoaro’* plays," said Miss ymore, assuming the role of U In real life, 'have braved Y vicissitude* In three hundfeara find they easily will surihip ephemeral phase." nd so-called modem ‘ HamCHICAGO, Jan, 5.—GP)-Goqd S on ly’a manifestation o f the novelty nnd nitehlng mid field mg— allied—the nmjklen ro i^iHisville Colonels tn cnpturipg the ^ bos 'no basis ip truth 1925 flag of tho American Asso­ ciation, overages released hero to­ and, thewforn, can not ejulu.ro. . For Tlnmlot to be dressed in a day reveal. Three Colonels, Holley, Cullop dinner coat, to smoke eigarots, car­ ry A pistol and act and speak ns Deberry were nmnn gthn first f Ivo fwlrlers of the Asnueiattofl, Holley . w0Hld 1° modern melodrama, when the action o f the play, the leading with 20 victorien and sev­ i?il lynHtn, iJiLA^Uullilf *jL.« 1 lllllp CQUIfi ^characterization and language arc en losses! McQurild, St. Paul, come o f the middle ages, is an anach­ second with 14 wins and flvo Joss­ es. Tho followers were Cullop. Burronism. that will Jail o f Its owp well o f Indinnapolis, and Deberry. gtjHffbt when the newness wears The Louisville team fielded the ppl. f As for tho modem 'Hamlet,* it season, with nn average .f)8rt, In­ -opened on Broadway, where it fnr- dianapolis being second with .OCR badly financially nnd announced and St. Haul third with .905. .willy closing. A Greenwich •Milwaukee led in double plays iYillage theater took in tho play with 193 while Kansas City and, Columbus turned in one triple kill­ for a few weeks longer, ing each. '^ e i t h e r Miss Barrymore nor Mr- Hampden balieve there will be I,rush to present other of ShakeIpear’s plays in this manner. T,v” *rhaps there may be nnothcr tjjlpertinent or two o f the kind, but ther* la not the remotest posslbllty .that it will become general," b »M ld . "For this-plan'to be log- STOP T H A T COUGH! -the plnys would have toto bebe . i .Irnl, . --------have After Grippe or n bad cold an re written In modern language to l ■ fit the modem dress and colo-irritating cough usually followiL . qulal manner o f apoech. Only the Thnt tiresome thront ticklo pre­ lots would be Iqft nnd wo all vents sleep and ydu cough until now that many of the plots r.ro worn out. nml when yon go to •t'rifling, being transforipfcd Into church or tho "movie" or theatre, just ns everything Is quiet comes great plays by tho transcendent tho throat tickle, you can’t sqpgenius o f tho dramatic poet." pro:ii it, and you choke and cough \ Miss Barrymore expressed tho ns your neighbors glare at you. Relief is nt hum!! Dr. Pierce’s oplonlon,that whila tho saying thnt Gqldcn Medicnl .Dlscovory will re­ "8hakf»P«aro la not o f an ngo lieve tha cough. It is nn old, re­ )>Ut for a)l time," is truo nn rd- liable herbal remedy, will net ns 1. gards his philosophy nnd his ro- a tonic nnd blood mirifu-r nnd re­ 1 velation of tho essentials of hu- store health nml strength. Send 10c for trial pkg. to Dr. • man nature, "It does not change Piorco’s Invalids* Hotel, Buffalo,1 ■ the fact that ho dealt with con- N. y . --------*------------- flp e Pitching And Fielding Enabled Louisville To Win E rASillNGTON, Ji our leading admirals took me out to the navel research lab­ oratory, on the other eWe o f the Potomac, not long ago, to iae soma scientific experimental work In progress there. Just Whet'It WM ha* nothing ‘to fio with the Story: * I did n ’t unoer»Und It artyway. <’ , -,V ‘ Tl, point (a that tke admiral la very much in terests in It hnd wanted to stjr pp/a IJttlo publicity in it . beJiaf * h ,*J‘ ' ‘ „ „ ■H_4 .wJtb dieting enough money from Con­ gress to davulop It still farther. i"' % 1i “T7‘ 1IT' '*? | i S O we took a street , car. We rode and we rod# and finally we \ • f * 1110 t° tho,end of the line. f.rHotv im .g q u a .j^ t S'^asolino wagon, said the admiral. "B ry l" he called, to an A frican youth, standing alongside a venerable flivver nenrby the street ear tcrmlnui. ‘*C»p you take us to the naval laboratory^ y 0u kn6w where it is, donenn?" ".Yaasuh, yassuh," said the Senegambtan. • |Y the, breadth o f i hair, to a Mhorta (though only one voice fomiuhrd M) o f rP o rttfla rd ^ portl Port f t helium . and Unded alive at the kvf .h**-*^wfc?*"-nr.*• # •, (FLAGLER SYSTEM) out. '*I’m going to take an Mr-' olani*.” . ■ ' * ■' • Owners and velopers o f lop a very strong trlgi Haltimonr Sort: i Seminole Cou fflH!S~ftIvyer was o f t h o modal f of the early ’IX)'n'. ’ It was faniened together with wire. A numb#*; o f tho parts wars misting entirely, Thd wheel* walibitid— threatened to com e'off, in fact. It had asthma. It had the blind stag­ gers^ It hud paresis. It had everything, iiusral O f f i c e * C ity B id * . S t. A tlgu.stlnc, Fla. V*-’ ,' year round. ate. Ideal the ‘ . 1 AcQommodatibns. M odem and tip fear. •Rates reasonable: F . E took a sharp curve on two wheels. Far down the road ahend o f us loomed n huge navy motor trucks From _____________ tho rear a red flag fluttered.:; 1 "Slow hull! Slow belli" yelled the admiral. “ Great gosh! Explosives!" t h r o u g h o u t the and dairy farming:. ’ - • Imiles-South o f Mew Stiayrni' ft ■ T \HhMltjolar4Wv ’ grida Ea-Xt Ctfast 'B. & HE dusky driver turned calm­ ly in hiu sent, "Muh bmldi'ii no good/'^fta miles from the Coast at Indian R iver M::IK 7$ .yh?■, Unusually g ood hunting arid fish in g f o r 'O uts^riding features are m any. A v isitw ilie o n v irice y o u th isisth ^ p ] Pentland Townsite beautifully located 63 fe e t ahoye sea level With six fresh wa lakes within its boundary, m a k in g irin n ideal locai location fo r w inter lhoVne or perm anent residen ce AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES Jacksonville, Tnmpn, Miami, Sanford,'W est i Palm Reach, Daytona Boach ./r I f(pv-» . . ■■■ Attractive prices. Maps arid literature dn request, CENTRAL FLORIDA OFFICE Chuluota Company is one c_ _________ _ o f the Associated Land Companies o f the Florida East Coast Railroad {Flri&fer System ) 317-318 Firat National Bank Bldg. Sanford, Florida. -• • •• : • . S. G. GRAY, RESIDENT MANAGER STATEM ENT OF THJ3 CONDITION OF Sanford, Florida, at the close o f business December 31st, 1925 condensed from the re­ port to the com ptroller o f the currency W ashington, D. C. RESOURCES L IA B IL IT IE S $1,918,028.76 632.93 . 390,791.59 / 205,000.00 3,967.50 . . 618,701.90 Loans & Discounts .......................... . Overdrafts ................................. Stocks & B o n d s ....... O ffice Bldg. Furniture & Fixtures Other Real Estate CASH & b U E M BANKS Capital Stock DEPOSITS Increase For forty years a : # i * • • • a f i a in Deposits Deceiriber 31st,;l924 JF. P. Forster, President v L. A. Brumlcy, ytcc-l’reaident T, J. Miller, Vice-President B. F. W hitney Cashier A . X. Bet(8,.AsalBtnnt Caahler M. V. Bradbury, Aaslstanl Cashier * .... .....L..... ?160;000.00 •‘ * «>' U»: 95,516.91 3,066.00 Dividends unpaid D epositsD ^cem ber 31st, 1925 OFFICERS ■I Surplus and "Undivided P rofits * l ■ | *■*fr t Or Sanford and Orlando and 27; ........... .............. t' lr q< 1liU -' f .J lj»* pyj' J88,53£1.77 1,510,057.14 :482.63 actor in tjie progress arid development of Sanford S T �button b m ic t i. ■Untlal porstmal lh«*k. with a cordial letter o f Yuletlde greet* *■#.; • ,Y* '■-» Jackson Darla, of Richmond, »»., a membf r o f tin General- Ed­ ucation Hoard, was a caller at the Department o f Public Instruction. Hr. Daria came to Tallahassee to rlslt the Metro A. A M. College here. Ho was also enrouto to tho University o f Fibrids to confer with the stato supervisor o f negro Captain T. a c. BR 7 » ? e n t e r s . WILLIAM TR A V E R S. at at. D e fe n ­ dant*. • __ T o tha d efen d an ts—XVill lam T ra re r c-J . W. Hick* M. EL lllc.ta , H anU l It. Mitchell. Jane E. M cD onald. Charles It. Jaffrtea and Lu ll* A, Jeffrlca, Wilt lam II. H am m ond and 1-aum R. Hammond. C . T. A kers. is, shell fish E. J. Aker*. K. H r P a lm er and iltea Apalachicola wlfa. Alice W. I'alm er. T h om a s E. week on an in- StrlbUnw. .Tyson n u l i s l t h and the connection with - - - - - - , - ^ r Ifxlusry thero, TV- Commissioner planned to re­ turn to the Capital for the New j Year holiday. japan. iff cincctT c o m , s a v a iT H j i u k iju . m c y i r , iff a n d r o n ■RMINOLK c o m # , PLOaiDA. IN C H U O M ir. and each o f yon Is' unknow n and that you r reapsetlre p la ces o f r w ldnes are unknown, and jh ero Ja no person in the State o f F lorid a.’’ th* a errlce o f aubpeona u p o n whom would bind you or any o P y o a , and that tho com plainant O, C. Bryant la en titled to an order requiring you and each o f you. the above named respondents, to appear to the bill o f com plaint herein, filed. NOW T il RltHFOIt E, IT . lfl OR­ D E R E D th at you and each b f you dn appear to the bill o f com plaint filed herein ' on the first day o f J Jerry W. Carter, hotel commltIn sioner, visited Booth Florida last K week- Mr- Carter was sngagod in engaged in placing ra p iS T ijS n ht" Periodical trip o f Inspection, the executive^ home for the past which lasted for eeveral days. several months, end the work is not yet complete. % _pi— TALLAHASSEE. Fla., Dec- 5.— —Three high officials o f the Pullman company were callers at the various departments of the W ork'fs Lot 2 ,Block 7, Mellon ville Ave., $4,000 Lot 9, Block 6, Elliott Avenue, Eastern E xp osu re.............. $4,200 Lot 10, Block 6 Elliott Avenue, Eastern Exposure * 0 TERMS *— _ still progressing ADVERTISEMENTS TELL YOU W HAT THE ROMANCE OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU. rivila in this itry plenty of p o e lt lo n . ■her or not brill meet a ( similar to m whi c h ance commissioner. The state­ ments will cover the activities of the companies -for 1085. ' Over sixty of the blanks wore added this year, that number of new companies having been admitted YhteilToldTo reat Care In ing Breeders ■BVILLE, Jan. 6.—</P)— ■the year Florida poultry BoUld consider plans for P « breeding pen better, p i . Mehrhof, poultrymnn fcjcu ltu ral Extension DiFoultryrpcn should grasp ■unity to select the poulI go intd tho pet) as breedItry to build up their I selecting only the best Irds for the breeding pen. hi handling o f ail birds Is j ^ 4 t e t ,w t 'x a n ..4 « U « t [ties that we no not want >d*ln fhfj-offnnring,” gays hof. MWo should give el­ a t io n to the aialo, ad^ie > ro n e -h a lf o f the futdre ll birds placed In the pen should have lots of Mild be active, healthy, Indications of great vip not use bird* that have |es and give indications |ty. ■it individuals that arr J tho breed and variety, Bnd both standard qualproduction. Have the ■ l l developed, paying at Hir,m,l L_1- .1, *» ‘ ■ iroad back, depth from I and othor factors ksWgh egg production, pies that are exccp. LA K E MONROE mating and stick to 1L Find out what you want and then breed to* ward that end.” Three readers complained o f error In computation that Juda./ thirty pieces o f eflvxr, i1f placed at 4 por cent would equal a mass of gold equal to' 345,000 globes tho size of the earth. A professor of mathematics has com- YACHT B A 8 IN S E M IN O L E B O U L E V A R 'D n Sure, S tiff Joints and Muscles, and Rheumatism; Lumbago and Pain Vanish—Try It and Seel l ’ The penetrating heat' of “ Red Pepper Rub’1 will bring almost in­ stant relief from the . pains o f rheumatism,.pleurisy, colds, lum­ bago, neuritis, backache, strains, .(.trains, sole muscles and stiff, ach­ ing joints. '• Penetrating heat Immediately frees tho blood circulation that car­ ries o ff the congestion and pain is gone. In three minutes It warms the congested spot through and through. a When you are suffering so you can hardly, ret around, just get a 'Jar of RowTes Red Pepper Rub, made from rod peppors. It costs little at any drug tcore. Tho quick­ est relief known awaits you. Use it always for colds in chest, • For free sample malt this ad­ Nothing has such concentrated, penetrating: heat as rad peppers. vertisement to Whitehall PharmaThe momcn you apply Red Pep­ cal Co., Ind 698 Madison Ave., -he moment per Rpb you fee) the tingling heat. New York, N > Y .-- - woman is born j a healthy, normal o f curiosity, rJ, s h e ‘ pulled off o f her. first dolly fed hard to find k it* “ voice” came y e a r , which is a ■ n g game, contains ■ details” which are ■ e ly interesting to Ktmen. ■believing that most In o f Sanford would lerested in the inside Is o f our business, we decided to talk about informally, in the »pers. The first ojf tea o f letters Kfetween and Betty *’ will tell 40-A C R E S Black Hammock Celery Land FOR SALE LOTS. NUMBERS 241-242-243-244 in the sw^4 o f the aw>4 o f Section 1-21-31 Seminole Co., 1V4 m^efl north east o f Oviedo; is fe mile from 2 Railroads and Paved Roads. ( Surrounding Lands Making Big Money in Truck. ..... PRICE $12,000.00 ~ cash, balance 1, 2, 3 and 4 years at 8% Semi' No incumberanees, and 1926 tax paid. Address Owner, Robert E. Ellis. P. 0 . B ox 332, Fort Myers, Florida ^Today’s advantages, m ay b e tom orrow’s lost opportunities. T his unusual business property requires imm ediate investigation, its location accentu­ ates its worth as an investment or speculation. W e have the exclusive listing for the sale o f this property, for further particulars see Business Site O p Railroad * One bloclc firpmf First Street Frontage paved streets. Railroad frontage enj tarns about 66,000 square fe e t Pri I to discrim ina1 occurred in-ye; owner. possibilities oi investors First Natioi �ratal* a H P ' 1 s jf iS jiM:- IdMMi1*f-^ 1*.. :,t y;j*J► yv-1*- j" Ljke the functioning: of the Human HocJy, th'e arteries and veins leading fo and frotf) the vital organs are essential to health and vigor; so it is to the community system,, an indispensable requisite. . . i • * - <' Surrounded by several towns and cities, in a radius of 24 miles, many of Florida's* most thriving Easiness centers are within a mere jaunt of Mount Plymouth. The \o^ cation of this property was chosen partly because of its proximity and accessibility to the fruit and vegetable growing areas, and partly because of the altitude, climate, pure* Water and beautiful lakes unsurpassed in the whole of the state. Any direction that one may choose to go there are-magnificent boulevards through much o£ Florida’s most extraordinary scenery. Nothing can be more thrilling or inspiring than the acres, upon acres of orange groves, along these highland roads, dotted here and there with fresh watec lakes, irresistible to the angler. It is this immediate vicinity often referred to as the “ solid central section” where one-sevei?tK uoljrthe entire crop of Florida’s famous citrus fruits are grown. Millions are derived.yearly byj growers surrounding this pleasure city we call Mount Plymouth. ( - 'I . . Only a few miles distant are the famous celery, potato, tomato, pepper, strawberry and othefl fruit, vegetable and fernery sections which produce crops running into millions. A ll of these are comparatively close by Mount Plymouth, and quite near enough to feel the radiation o f so much wealth oresi Those who have the vision and conviction to back their own judgment in this Mount Plymouth development will share the profits from such a harvest as less fortunate ones are prone to call “ luck.” • * • It is but the natural and logical sequel that values enhance rapidly be­ yond the prices originally established in such a. development as Mount Plymouth. It is inevitable, else the enterprise would end in a fiasco. And such a thing cannot happen with Mount Plymouth. The influenco p f the men back of it virtually amount to underwriting its\ success, ' MOUNT CORPORATION, Orlando. SANFORD AGENTS The Investor who buys one lot or twenty in this Motfnt Plymouth develop­ ment places himself in line for substantial profits In re­ markably short time. No other Florida properties Of similar sire or character, has been developed on a Sounder basis or a more solid financial footing. The directorate of this enterprise IS composed trustworthy a n d re! V in fltn .a d m M I it HA can CAi business men bo found in the stats. It ia their ambition and determi­ nation, that Mount Ply­ mouth shall be one o f the outstanding achieve" menta of this decade. Lots are being offered a&nferwet cd at any' moment. without further notice. Terms: One-third cash, balance over a period ofjwo years, • �(TTyrs* > y f , -.v - i. */.* Collett,! Providence. . National professions Hafen, New York. JSst. football In I? °™ a jy football schedule EagfL 1which Will b® etai’l soon by Coach m, will be In lina r of President Holt is the model small f^ e ;T a r w h e d u le World’s heayweight, Jack Demp­ sey, Los Angeles. World’s tlgnt heavy-weight, Paul Berlenbach, New York. World's middleweight, IUrry Grab, Pittsburgh. ■> World’s welterweight, Mickey Walker, Elizabeth, N. J. World’ll . lightweight, Hockey Kansas, Bufaloj N. Y. World's junior lightweight, Tod Morgan. Seattle, Wash. World's featherweight. Louis (Kid) Kaplan, Meriden, Conn. World’s bantamweight, Charles (Phil) -Rosenberg, New York. World's . fly-weight, Fidel La Barba Lob Angeles. Boxing— Amateur - Heavyweight, Joe Woods, Los Angeles. 175-pound class, Henry Lamar, Washington, D. C. 160-lb. class, Clayton Frye, Los Angeles. 147-pound class, Bernard Barde, Dartmouth College.135-pound class, Jim McGonlgal, Weymouth, Mass. ■ the possibility of Taiwan's alma ma­ id 8.CM0.n ollins Tar leader I* th negotiating plans on struggle. , of Stetson UniverVpnd and of Southern F Lakeland Into the KtercoUcgiato Athletic f places these institu­ te intercollegiate athletic in Florida and will give en on Rollins' »Mhedule. is been allotted October renewal of football hosween the two anclent.niovember 11 will find the d against the Moccasins Louis. 118-pound class, August Gotto, . I. A. A. teams met by Los Angeles. ithls year will probably 112 ppund class, Alfred Roll inin dates with Rollins. son. Shelton, Conti. (Citadel of South CoroEastern Intercollegiate, Navy. k r of Macon, Georgia; Court Teonia ( f Alabama; Oglethorpe National Amateur singles, Jay El of Atlanta. Every Gould, Philadelphia. ' Hte of the Rollins acheNational amateur doubles, F. and laycu against a mem S. Cutting, Ndw York. little southern pin ,• World> professional, George F. Covey, London. Football Lending Eastern and outstand­ ing National team, Dartmouth. Leading iWcstiVn J Conference train, Michigan. leading Pacific.Coast team, Un­ iversity o f Washington. . [.railing Southern teams, Ala­ bama and Tulnno. Lending Southwestern team, Texas A. and M, Durt Elmore Cohen, Leading Rocky Mountain team, tumahle were set forthe reopening of court Colorado Aggies. Lcadjng Missouri Valloy toam, Missouri. ' • Big Three champion, Prlnfoton. Little' Three champion, Am herat. Service champion, West Point. Golf British opon, Jim Barnes, Un o f tho court will not >y the failure to open ited States. National opon, Willio Macfnr ilncss. lane, N. y . British amateur, Robert Harris, IS NOMINATED England, Natlopal amateur, Robert T. NGTON, Jan. IL— VP)— 'ober was nominated toBritish womonja, Miss, Joygo ,U. SL.Ajjprnck,lQr the WvLhcretl, Knff. , t National women’s, Miss Glenn a - V~V . Walter t e " " 1* " ' . p- Eastern Intercollegiate (team), Yale. National public link*, Ray MeAuliffe, Buffalo, N. Y. GjmiusaUr* (National Amateur) Flying Ring*, P. Krempel, Los Angeles, A. C. Jtopo Climb, M. Kraemer, Uni­ versity o f Pennsylvania. ‘ Calisthenics, E. Preiss, A. Q. U. College, Indinnnpolis. Side Horee, C. Cremer, New York, A. C. Long Horse, Fred Berg, Norwe­ gian, T. S. Horizontal hat, C. Rottman, New York. T. V. Indian Chibs, R. Dutcher, New York, A. C. . Parallel Bars, W. Meyer, Unattachcd. Tumbling, D. Sharpe, Los An­ geles, A. C. All Around, A. Jochlm, Swiss T.V. Team championship, Los Angel­ es, A. Oi if!; tucked inio garters, ln»t above the hateat. Another naw mode la the wearing of neckties behind instead Of the front. Some people tell us that wild life In disappearing in thq^ountry. Our own observations lead ua to be­ lieve that It Is Juet moving to the’ eity.— Buffalo Poet. Haitdboll. Etc. , '.'r * . (National Amateur) Handball Singles, Maynard Loswell, Los Angeles, A. C. Handball Doubles, Herman Dworman and William Katnmsn, Detroit, Y. M. O i A. Singles, Hardball Handball, T. Tholfscn, Brooklyn, Y. M. C. A. Squash Handball Singles, B. A. Hinckley, Hollywood A. C. Califomla. ['•>’ :Squash Handball Doubles, T. Gallery, and B. A. Hinckley, Hollywood A. 0 . D • ^ D U M U C uu i ir n n p ir lv .[ I u gu c i i y clea n , sm ooth , d e lig h tfu l Shaves From Blades Made Bctte^Tfyan New / "I f I could ’ hoi have Stropner I Would not h lotto RazorA 4 —George TV.' Coleman. IJabson Institute "It might be of Interest to you to know that I recently ' purchased ‘The James Btroppdrf end I nut pleased to stato that I find'It to be oil that your salesman said it was, and oven more."' —E. I). Wright. Palg# Detroit Co.. Boston. Cell a J t a e s Stropper today and treat your fa ce to a joy shave. It polishes an edge on your safety-razor blade that's sharper than sharp. There is only one answer: a perfect shave abso­ lutely. ST O P -L O O K -L IST E N Gold Plated with fine Lgathor Strop, all in compact Morocco Leather Case. This golden opportunity awaits you on Thursday, Jan. Roumillat & Anderson 7th, 2:30 P. M . to buy the best business property in i / in »r* { * -«,fj in»v l i'tO M f Tf i n U s V rO cf- *■ >*?■rtv’ Sanford at your own price, an investment in this pro­ perty will make a handsome profit for the buyer. This property is located just a short distance from the new Hotel Forrest Lake, right in the path of progress, Tomorrow is invest your money where there is development, where improvements are being.made, no mistake can be made ** , __ , ' when you buy good property and w e know that this is the best business property that you can buy in Sanford * « on the terms and cpnditions that this property will be sold on, and remember that this is an absolute auction to secure hom e sites in Thursday, Jan. 7th, 2:30 P . M. . ; v ABSOLUTELY FREE Unusually L o w Prices jjnvj|W ¥ Positively every lot in this development will .he V> increased 10% at midnight Wednesday, January 6, 1926/ i.* • ■+•-j i-.lv m . - /i* A ct Immediately— Reap this P rofit * . -a ■ • if ALLEN & B3 ■: X 'p, •t:; , . HOME OFF! ■ iiB |4* ' J. - : 1* *V j ) ' ■' ,■^ . W 4 \ a?**- r visVi ItB n rM M r n . ■■i �--------- - Ty y T-...................... X 4 V • 1 • > • Y -* ■$ . f ) V ' •t f • ' it . f M ; ] : ■f '} >>< ft f i . v Y ' i v j v: > \ t , wyl • i 0 • * ' •• i j 1 , •■ A /. rii/T ^ S j * V . • .Is * * - •4As> «■ 1 * / I' 1j c M 1i * r rf ,- «'2 3 J , ’L / j V ' --------1 • r i, • f k ' • ■' L'L * v T t 5 i f * Z Z TV . * # ‘ • lV v ” * *' “ 'Vi ' -- jJU ? ” 1 -^ V %■ • . • V •, J' . # j* • •’ J - ♦ • . t f ; r 1 ' j * *'.fk t.^ c i ' J T - . '‘ -O f' • 7 .1 -, ‘v fir * . FREE BUS TOUR The D. L. Hnmner Organization will be delighted to have you visit Tampa and Tampa's North Side Country Club Ar$a a5 its guest. Comfortable pullman busses are op­ You will rarely find a better investment than Tampa's North Side Country Club Area in . \ '{i - . . . • Tampa on the West Coast— the Treasure Coast o f Florida. '* ; i / ' j*.;, • erated from most every . and hotel accommodations are provided *. For Tampa is Florida’s Greatest City and the Country Club-Area is the Master Achieve• ' j * i ment o f B. L. Hamner—Tampa's Master Builder. V; \ during the trip and at Tampa. ; »’ ‘-jrv ' • ■ • * There Is,much to interest the traveler Tampa— a great port— a thriving industrial‘.city— a railroad center—* distributing point— in Florida at* this .season of, th e ' year , a delightful resort bffers the charm of all Florida, plus distinctive.advantages for t h e ‘ home- seeker and investor. * * Florida city ••» » ■- • • ■• •• • . , and the Hamner. tour toTam pa is one . - • ♦• , J . . . . . . . . o f delight— yob arc certain to enjoy it.* ■j i 1 i • * * i • . . In Tampa values have not kept pace with development—prices do. not reflect the prevailing prosperity— and great profits are still to be made from modest investments........... * ' - • ... l r - . V . •. . i*. . '-D dn’t neglect this, opportunity to see v more :o f the* Sunshine 8tate. See the B..* b : Hamper ' Organization represen- i . , •. tativea in your , city today , and make home-land, play-land with golf courses, bathing beaches, club houses, shopping districts," apart- r* '*-*'r*( I j• --'imc mentV, play fields, educational facilities, bridle-paths, social centers. •A city within « city-offering -v For sixteen years B. L. Hamner. has been a powerful force for progress and prosperity In the city- o f Tampa, and ia. community builder whose resources have been commensurate with his sound judgment and keen vision. Since its formation, the B. L. Ham­ ner Organization has dominated the Tampa real estate field in tho sale and development o f substantial home communitjee, and during that period es­ tablished a sales record -believed to be without equal in all Florida. the refinements of a country estate, the conveniences o f a cosmopolitan center, the pleasures of rt resort and the Investment stability o f a municipal bond. . ^ ’ **y . Conceived by B. L. Hamner— a dreamer who jnakes dreams come true— designed by J. Franklin Meehan— famed landscape and practical artist— the Country Club Area is being built by the B. L. Hamner Organization— Florida’s Foremost Developers— as a place where happy folks . Starting Tuesday B. L. Hammer Or­ will want to live, and whero investment profit will mature as naturally as flowers blossoms in the ganization free ’ pullman busaea will , A gentle warmth of the Florida sun. leave the 8emMolg Hotel dt Sanford for Tampa every morning at 7. o'clock. More than 10,000 individual Bales involving a total consideration of 015,000,000 were successfully consum­ mated, and each transaction resulted in a satisfied customer. Thousands have followed B. L. Ham­ ner to prosperity.and happiness— and no B. L. Hamner client has ever lost) a dollar in Tampa real estate. It Is a record of success that compels confidence—tho B. L. Hamner Organi­ zation merits your trust. 311 FRANKLIN ST. TAMPA 429 N. E. SECOND AYE MIAMI i l l B. MAIN STt LAKELAND DEVELOP! DeLand, Titusville, Cocoa, Eaucsllle, Melburne, Orange City* Sanford, Or­ lando, Daytona, West IJolm Beach, St Augustine, St. Petersburg, Lakeland and Pensacola. 1 t >■ m i i M i l i l I f Til , .M �LAREDO, Tax.. Jan. 6—<AT- vlilena of the proof during the year 1! under way or decided t the past summer, total almost 600,000., If the construction coats for the year at West Frostproof are Included the figures will ran well over the half million dollar mark, or approximately |530,000. vn Increase In During the Year re 1922, showed tfa< o f gain In marriages statistics compiled b] lamer, stato googra figures were based upgent out by the United |Bureau recently. Kies wera those on Ed divorces throughout States, for years bf L'l. They w«fe given ly in tho dally nows|t took Dr. Harper to the, surfaco from the li'* and supplement tistica given out by lx months ago, when ■ s estimates on the cor( returns for 1922. [to of marriages to popany state or county probigea very little from orte another, Dr. Harper sta* iigh, ho said, it may flucro or less from year to kecunomic conditions, and C. a Thatpe, army effleors who have boon missing from the hunt­ ing camp o f a party o f offlecra' near Rodrfquo*, Mexico, returned to the camp tato last night in rood health. The officers said they lost their way. Wandering through the woods they obtained food and ahelter from sheep herders. - in s i.in uny or Jan u ary , EASNING MONEY aw lha Sour o f nine o 'c lo c k A . hU tor the purpose o f eon sld erln a such m atters as m ay be b ro u g h t b e fo re • It. ■ ' . '• ' Dated this tha 1th day o f Decent, ber, DU, OUT OF A vacation that is all play and no " won’ t get , you anywhere,, boya. -t, ' i . , , t 'V W . W. C. HMIT1I. P re sid e n t A ttest: C. IX COUCH. Secretary. Earn some money of your own this mnf* Avarl mnl/n (numini A a ■ F IR S T N A T IO N A L sax rniu>, rtnei MRS 1107, Orlando OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU. Me'hdds I In- tha the lar i, differ syerage, ls about Wvc ratc.Lnlike the mnr, has beef itftlW flng*** ily in the. United Suites vcc-orus of that sort have the g co * a itphe$ * says. In ^ was lone ivorcn to mariagefTTP ? United' id Jn 1924 c* oho to every la is very near tho Uni average in that respect, M ono divorce to every bes In 1923 and 1924. In It there is a noticeable vetween city and counA ro no separate figures | t tho counties contain- Forty-eight thousand, one hundred 314,198 herds and fifty-flvo cattle, or 6,939 herdsj w«yo placed on tha- "ooec-testod free’ list of the Uureuu of Animal Industry, In tuberculosis eradlca* tlon work In Florida during N of vember, according to no announce? ment by the United States Departi meat pf Agriculture, u, • The* eradication work was donq TALLAIIA1SEE, Fla., Jun. 5. by tho federal government, in co­ — (A1)—A total o l . 35Q,Ct>312(> tons operation with tho various istates. of commcrcia fertilizer ftrfl 234,One thousand cuttle in the state,’ 208.12 tons a commercial! feeding o r .41! herd:), were tested during stuff wero sc d in Florldii during the month, the report states, witty 1926, accordlt g to a statement at th ree,‘‘ modifled-i accredited coun­ ' ‘ Di*isties” recorded. Two' of the cu tty ion. Dcpartnu it of culture. ■* C*dirt4d.VH/ it* | The state, i cordi "ya Hinson The total accredited for th<fl Pledged, supt visim sing insjw tor, rcmonth wns^l^ttg^^mfT*, TW V«8i ceived an in9[ ctf . 23uvntv herds. Thoso under supervislori per ton on a feed feed and fertilizer sold In the stnle dar tPttrihgtlOZS, which 147,717,80, which amounted to- $147, cattle, or 75 herds.” • was paid Into :ho st Tho totals for tho entire country tho credit of, ho G< for tho month of November were Fund. While tharo os follows: * increas in th i eoi Cattle tested, 757,130; reactions, 'deeding stuff durlt 4,249^ number o f "modified ac- the year 1924j h t ^ ' rodUeii countie4” 13B! total oncc- of 2 1-3 per c nt, hi •nff -.'ii •;,w i * » itilV; Ijllrwig . K * #t . fft.-in 'ilb h d fan.-.'.-Tn’fv'* .g b h n vnfu i l m m J le sU x lJ ^ o ," 9,199^374, or 1^ 7.09 1 herds; total nccrcditedr 1,424,050 In 1925,.comp chlllo, or 83,007 herds; : total "an- Pledger stated *isus figures do pqt tea and negroes, but, * Hsroor tl\Tnlts, there pe difference between she matter o f divorce, counties which havo ' ccht of negroes iut the same marriage ■tes as the remainder T h e great growth of Sanford necessitates, in fact demands, that homes * . * * . i. * « * •• ' • ry. Since near-in expansion can only be m ade ■ hfe . ■ * heart of the city, worthy of Sanford, her present short radiusio -Iti!) — S - - — 1 .-*.* «■-* . . «L .■ ■i - iveness and her future greatness Short Distance To Sanford Country Club and Golf Course Good Bathing, Boating and Fishing Good Water j G oods ViUHIVM'I 1 T h e Second Unit of Drui<^ Park that will be annoUncetf‘WifhttrthT?Tiexf ♦ SALES OFFICE: ., i profit. 108 Magnolia , d ' . - it v }• ent |a bated on the pta- .GROW ING n TH E N E W regular d< ■ , . . • ,.a v A a w p o id * Make it A point to familiarize yourself with the advaftttfge of the formal ?ut up With th at distress^ n«. aJeep-robbing night r n ig h t F a r there i« g a y . effecUve treatm ent w kh a single dose, stop: >d let* you steep soundly it through. * few days, offers unusual investment opportunity either for a hom e or for •h sore throat, hoarse* « n o d jc croup, etc. % BEAUTIFUL HOME SITES BEACH, Jon. 6.— ;f tbo 13,250,000 bonds I .on tomorrow will bo i.through reduced rvey Geer, chaircommission said. I of the registered vot•ctad to participate in You take Just It, before rct^ it in your throat for 15 of ufore awaUowins it. The taa adouble action. It noi / f be built for the progressive members of this increasing metropolis and, to [Water To Give r Freight Rates inlet reaches tho & ir which the election is “provide funds, boats l and Mallory lines, irgo passesngcr ships, BANK ADVERTISEMENTS TELL YOU W HAT THE ROMANCE he number of mnr>by .county officials i 14.978 in 1922 to and; 18,589.In 1024. 1924 over 1923 was b off the .preceding I whole United Stabstgtes, there were ■ in 1024 than in Wage slump, the ■a, ;cuincl(k*d'elose■ndeaso in tha fa■hair, but> \JKet1u>r ■ng connection bc- the «ve oba thc ru . ■ tftlg T Ita x b ATUIIXO MACHINES XJnr-a-TImn Caps hot Sara Maltlaw Macblaca Ilabaltt and RrcaaS Ilaad Typawrltara R vaeytkla* ,1a Off tv* Shahlara hpldly, the^* number ^of k per year should do lfkclla rp cr tllnks, especially Ue become more prosper* ■ same time, which, tho It to provc.* varies in difcountry, nnd in the United Stnly.Tb tvus stnt•ecent largo intfrifhe of life, per cent of the la %S>t mhrajed, 1.2 per cent in h o rates in the the ten largest _ vsfproportion cry fjttlo from a n d ''th em a r­ ho same ns the SCHOOL . •' H �_____ ■ . W ': n C .' j On theHigh Shores ft t I f'W W P ^ SALES AGEN TS Masonic Building t * , » V . . . . . . ,/ T elephone 70? �To Gainesville iGTdN, Jan. 6.— <A>— o f trades and Industrie., o f the Depcrtment o f Public Instruction, experts believe that in' to which G. O. Holler, director or | stack they have found industrial education, o f the Sapul, O k ie, city schools, has just |largely responsible for sn appointed, is to be removed >y o f crashed planes to from Gainesville to educational flam es" and which has headquarters here, superintendent lives. The much repeat- ^ ^ g J “caw4hon announced C coffin s" designation " i,.“ s~Greene, the Incumbent supid types of army planes ervisor, who resigned some time - W ASH INGTON. Jan. S.— UP}— A new com plaint alleging violation o f the Clayton A ct by the Conti­ nental Baking Corporation In ac­ quiring control o f more than a score o f smaller bakeries through­ out the country has been served by the Federal Trade Commission. Filed on eDec. la , It was made pub­ lic today by attorneys fo r the cor­ poration In presenting Its answer, a denial that a m erger had been planned fo r mondpoly In the bak­ ing trade. The complaint originally Issued last October and revised to include several bakeries whose stock rec- K g s - endency. ,, C T '^ .r .^ d 'X d . on K id bo very greatly rc■nry designs of ntandwater-cooled exhaust' Find short, air-cooled 'have shown that It is oasible to preycfit fires source,” said the report. j f r. Holley was named for the post r » . t »upon P ? n tho« ( » . strong recommen­ dation o f both educational workers and those o f every day business life. Frank cushman, o f the fed­ eral board o f vocational education, o f Washington, was among those There Is good sense In the Spanlsh saying, "Tell me Whom you live with, and I will tell you who you are," Make It therefore your business, wherever your business, wherever you are, to get into that company which everybody in the place allows to be the best company next to their owii; which BfiACHi Jan* 6— red when battered by ocean .waves against a rough wooden pier post, while bathing late Saturday, Henry Jacob Crow­ der, 43 years old, o f Buffalo, N. Y., died this morning at a local hospital. Physicians said death resulted from Internal injuries. The body, accompanied by Beryl Crowder, a-brother, will be sent to Buffalo tonight. Mr. Crowder was a rubber manufacturer in Buffalo, and a member o f the’ Shrine. He was suffering from a blow on the abdomen that caused internal hem­ orrhage, when rescued from the surf, and rushed to the hospital, where It was thought at first he would recover. la physically is the best definition *t»aV I ran contln___ __. _____ ______I tued '*for anj give you o f good company^—Letquire or ^obtain such a monopoly ters o f L oN Chesterfield to his because the business relates to ®pro^Jl a _ i_ _ 4. „■£_ •_ m . E son, October, 1748. ducts that are made from mater­ ials lala available in adequate quanti­ ■«*-,-------------------------- _ Ladies who w in t in bathing used merger with the Ward and General ties and reasonable prices to thou­ Baking Corporations o f New York, sands o f business concerns and to to drees like Mother Hubbard. Now million o f homes In which various people aro capable o f producing they dress more like M other.Hubproducts in case o f neces bard's cupboard.— Tampa Tribune. Doors Open at 9 A. M. 10 Great Big Wonder Day A Real Sale That Will Set Feminine Hearts A thrill With Excitement / Special! Dresses Stunning! ■Worth to $25.00 These Up to $35.00 Dresses If you Judge this exceptional group o f Fashionable Dresses by their price alone, you will never know how pretty and how stylish thoy really are. A select group Woolen Dresses in tight'and dark colon chosen from our regular high grade stock for this great evontl High In style, quality and val­ ue! You’ll have to como early! This announcement premnts a delightful buying opportunity! Choicest styles 'high In Fash­ ion's favor are now yours at a most ordinnry price! Street and afternoon frocks o f exceptional beauty, developed o f exquisite silks and woolens In newest season ahadoa— also at this price a wonderful group o f ntout sires varying from 42Mt to tiOtt. Many smart ensemble ef­ fects In regular sites! Style Gems Superb $30.00 These Up to $100.00 Fur Trimmed Coats Coats , Bi* f • t U s If mtS' $ •' ’•; * ' ,» — i ’ 4-*• ,i * f • $49.00 One is loathe to quit telling of the luxuriousness o f these hand­ some- fur-trimmed Coat Fash­ ions! Lustrous Bolivia, and Suede Velour sro two or the many rich fabrics that fashion these stunnlng garments! Tho limitations of morn type mako It Impossible to give up a true picture o f these wonderous coat creations! Such rich­ ness o f Fabrics, such beauty of line and such exquisite linings. Their appearnneo utarap them •a coats that were very low priced at $100.00. They are re­ markable values nowl T' SWr~ - ■■-*"■■ Stunning! Bears Fortunes to Those These Up to $29.75 Evening Dresses This announcement premnts a wonderful buying opportunity. Choicest styles, high in Fash­ ion’s favor, are yours at this ordinary price. Evening Frocks of exceptional beauty, develop­ ed In fine georgetto in the sea­ son's pastel colorings l Just to Bacounge Early Shop­ ping! Get Yours! This unusual offer adds another big reduction o f 20ft to them |ow sale prices! Tho first BO women who enter our store Wednesday morning when the doors open at 0 A. M., and mak­ ing purchases o f $5.00 or more, will receive a brand new DOL­ LAR BILL absolutely FRF.E! Avoid the crowds! Come curly! „Wo pay you well for dolng^itl It will be but a short time until.vaiues w ill.go sky high and the persons w h o visualize will reap the large profits. . ,, Clear-Away! Pattern Hats! These Up to $8.00 T hese Up to $18.00 Hat M odes Chic Hats A rare group o f exquisitely de­ signed Pattern Hats—everyone absolutely band /m ade. Tho shapes show Parisian influence in avery Chic line, every curve and contour and women o f fash­ ion will realise that here la a golden opportunity to tulect a choice model at b price excep­ tionally low. You must seo A superb collection of smart Hat'styles arranged in a great group for rapid selilngl Values range up to $8.00 and every hat can bo worn now as well as later. The uhapeu conform closely to Fashion's diction and their smart trimmings and col­ ors Uro the kind you’d expert at this fine store. Extra Special! /Jersey Vests are Price and Location $ 1.00 All Rollins superb .quslity FuL fas&loned Hose in all tho new Spring shades. $2.00 values to sell at this low pries. CJoslug out Genuine SUk Jersey Vests o f very fine quality ma­ terials, Get yours while they I the high carries, silk In S ' �SUtft the New Yokr right by buying one o f the best Tibbies Ih the BEST CITY IN FLORIDA—SAN FO RD A five-room brick bungalow with bath and all modern Improvement* at ir at Palmetto and Central. Lot,70x120.. South and East exposure. Price lo than any other hotne o f its kind in the city. Terms easy. J Ready to occlipy. Home ownership is the basis o f good government and any city which is blessed with a large pctcentage o f home owners, need have no fear of radicalism or bolshevism. SANFORD has the bent year ’round climate in the State, irity'ln Which to live and has the best people on earth. See— The Code of, Ethic* o f the Realtor has stood the test for 2,000 year* (The Golden Rule). When your affairs arc intrusted Jn a Realtor you may feel aiuurcd that you will receive fair and 2 0 2 F IR 3 T S T . Square treatment. Masonic Bldf?. Phone 72 £ 4 A / £ Q £ Realtors PHONE 7 7 3 ~ £ £ O g/ D A q CONSULT A REALTOR BEFORE YOU BUY, SELL OR \ ’,t !; *. >5*■. i... »* ■1- .■ , j• " i * - BONDS LOANS |62,feet at the corn er o f Park Avenue end,Sem inole Boulevard at $1,000.00 pc*r froftt foot. . . . -* ' i- >>’, r ♦: Announcements For 1926 Opening of Second Section of Fort Mellon*— prices decidedly low—reservations now being .ac­ 19 at corner 6f Park Boulevard venue and at $1,250.00 per R eal Lake F ront P roperty and si real in •vestment at the price 575 feet frontage on West First Street with .possibility o f ,900 feet railroad trackage.— I consider this piece o f property 'the absolutely best buy on West First Street, and will help develop rfc \ See me at once as present sale price will likely be withdrawn any day. cepted. . ■ Beautiful new homes— Spanish Bungalows and Emrlish Coloninls— Commodious and indivi­ duality supreme. ■ and acreage unusual values are found. The Davey-Winston Organization, BHU-Chittenden Rialty Co., Inc. REALTORS ) feast First Street Phone 708-709 Excellent Site fo r Service Station or Store, Priced the next few dayB at $90.00 per foot INVESTMENTS LOANS 164 feet including Lots 6-7-8 in Block 10, on the corner o f 8th Street and Sanford Avenue fo r $250.00 per fron t foot. This is an ideal site fo r an auto show room and garage, none better in Sanford. ll * *. 1 * »■ See Mr. Richardson for terms lie Firm Substantial 53 Acres Celery L a n d , p a r t cleared. Ask us about i t Sanford O ffice 236-38 jfteisch Bid;.: Bithlo O ffice Fifth Avenue One Lot Magnolia Heights—A Bar* gam. Thirteen acres o f W ater front pro* perty—Attractive Price. J Tamiami Land Co. Five-room hou§e— Cheap. Room 3, Bah Building Other Good Investments In Sanford! Property, J ... Phone 142- 221 Melsch Building, ll§ V i Wfagnoiia Are r Phone 701 Masonic Bldg. The Best Buy On S&nford Avenue Terms to Suit. McCALL & FOX SALES AGENTS 120 Residence Phone 52G, on Celery Avenue cornering on Cypress one block from Sanford Avenue. Phone 48 Magnolia At Second Office Phone on the High Shores o'f the St. Johns River. Among our offerings of Business Property R . C. TISDALE, JR. ^ 5 Phone 745 IB REALTOR Real Estate Investment Phone 236-238 Meisch B uilding. Bale* Force: R. G. Fox, G. E. McCall, R. L. Shipp, •ir-rO. e-a-oom ■flatarrirlth^ tmngTserntr tw ecnlO th and 11th aireeta.C O xl 17,doum o'gxruge. $4,000 catib. Now leased to Dec, 1020 at $00 per uonu. •; r\- ■ ' -Tj ♦*.. » V t 'vi 2, — 100 ft, to 150 ft. facing East on Banford, AW>P« tween 10th and llt h Streets, $150 per^foot. Terips resso* 3.— 15 acr» colcry farm— 7 acres titled—In Eurekj * k. Price $10,000. $3,000 cash, l and 2 years on I l,d00 A cres, $60.00 per acre. -■ * 4.—Lot 50x117. facing East on Sanford Aycdtjie. 10,500’ A cres, $20,00 per acre 915 A cres; $25.00 p er acre. Established ,1910 'AMID •IC PINES1 REALTORS B A R T NASON, BALES DIRECTOR Palmetto and 10 Telephone 24D, First Nat’l Bank Bldg Facing East, op lake; On County paved Avenue 1250.00 per acre. L Q C H -A R B 0 R lephono �If* f |T - 7-*Boalnes8 Service tatty Herald D . RATES SUFFERERS of heart trouble. An r i n Advance Is. will be reit p a tron s and I m m e d ia t e ly I______l f r • JJ5* ______ _ k a line ■~TSc a flat Type doublo above ! rates are for eonrtlons. . of average length a lin*. . , charge of 80 for [ring la restricted Classification. g f is made The Sam j will be responsible • incorrect Insertion, n. The office should be Immediately In case of. (ADVERTISERS aid representative thor; familiar with rates, id classification will give hlete information. And Ish, they will assist you Ing your want ad. to Snore affective. DRTANT NOTICE Baers should give their ■ postoffico address ns f c e lr phone number If K b results. About ono K of n thousand hns a ■ and the others enn’t K t e with you unless ■ your add refs. ■on(inuance MUST be ■person at The San* K id office or by let■phone di*eontinu«n- sificationa uncemenla "Accessories l. Bent ’ •s Repairing i, Sale ’ ;<h; ess Opportunities less Service lent, Apartments teirt, Houses Robm« _ . MONTEZUMA HOTEL * San/ord» most home-llke hotel; located on corner Magnolia Ave., 2 minutes walk from busi­ ness section. Open all year. j . r . McDo n a l d , Mgr. Phone 485 •. WIGHT PRINT SHOP— Printing Engraving, Embossing. Sea us first. We do It Phone 417-W R- R- A ve.-Com mental St. AUTOS FOR HlfiH CACHE -AUTO .SERVICE Day JAMES H. COWAN— All kinds or night Meets all txalrs. Bag. wf Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Water and Boat Tanka. At Oak Avenue and Third Street. Trie* REEL A SONS * phone 111. _ Yoa Drive It. . m . Myrtle and 2nd flt. at R. R. MIRACLE Concrete Co* general cement work, sidewalks, build­ ing blocks,-Irrigation boxaa. J, TerwiUogar. Prop. DEPENDABLE USED CARS ft. 1924 dition. 1924 1923 1926 1923 1922 Dodge coupe, excellent eon * Dodge touring ear.Dodge coupe, A -l condition, Ford coupe, many extras. Light Ford truck. Ford roadster, special. HILL LUMBER CO. House * Service, Quality and Price. SANFORD DRUG COMPANY "The Rexnil Store” Ve make a specialty o f our prompt filling o f proscriptions and quick delivery. >rugs -— Soda — Hot Sandwiches i o iu . a u u m jk & ilS qx sailers oi Florida real aetata advertise lx Phone 8 Oak and 2nd St. tha 8 t Petersburg Times. One can* cant a word dally, two easts • won Sundays. , . IIUDSON-ESSEX " UNION PHARMACY 203 Oak Avenue 111 First Street Phone 41 Prescription Specialists Phono 375 for immediate attention SANFORD BU1CK CO. 212 Magnolia Avenue 8— For Rent, Apartments Phone 307 I. W. PHILLIPS, SONS CHEVROLET Don-Jon Chevrolet Co., Inc. 2nd and Magnolia. Phone 768 FURNISHED up to dato apart­ ment, hot and cold water. Call at 708 First Street. H. A. Halver­ son. . DODGE -M iller O. Phillips Co:, Inc. FOR RENT: 2 small unfurnished Pleasure com and Graham trucks. rooms. 1201 Oak Avc. .. . Oak and 2nd Street. -Photfc 3 FOR RENT: Apartment. 1009 Un HUPS— MORMONS Ion Ave. Near new Hotel. Sanford Automobile Co. 9— For Rent, Houses 200 Magnolia Ave. Phono 137 LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON FOR RENT: House and garage. Edward Higgins, Inc. Cal) 1200 Magnolia Ave. Mr. or Commercial A Palmetto. Phone 331 Mrs. C. A / Takaeh. NASH . . . FOR RENT: Five room house, all Sanford Dealer, S. .A. Pine modem, comer Oak Ave., and 208 W. First St. Phono 617 Spurting. Mrs. L. A. Renaud, phone 166-W. REO Fla. Reo Co., R. A. Williams, Mgr. 10— For Rent, Rooms 208 W. First St. Phono 617 FOR RENT: One furnished bed DIANA J room adjoining bath to gentle Moon — Diana Sales and Service men. 1103 Oak Ave. 208 W. First St. Phone 017 and Board . S. Q. PORTER. Mgr, FOR RENT: Front bedroom. Near­ at, Office, Stores ly furnished. Refined gentleman. j or Exchange Sale, Groves Sale, Houses i, Les8e,.Rent i, Live Stock i Sale,..Miscellaneous I Real Estate llfcrn itu i’e Kture Wanted ■ Found ’• Mans, Jewelers K n g , Decoruting, ■Tuuinig ■ bOMda. T rees ■ jers and Supplies ■ y and Eggs H N o t lc e Kjfritera and Supplies E d Help, Female Bed Help, Male Bed Help, Male or Bnale Bed Help, Salesman Bed Situation, Male Bed Situation,Female Bed Real Estate ~ Bed to Rent Bf- Mediums. m ouuce mentis H. TILLIS LT MARKET ’ meats and not * trial will con: inford Avenue 'hone 105 th'8 Barber rood barber leswelcpme, uoez. -- fi— Husineco noonrlunitlea M i i m n '1- FOR SALE: A good growing busi­ FOR RENT: “Furnished room in ness recently started. Takes a private home.*To refined young grown man to handle. Will pay man. 609 Magnolia. a hustler $5000 per annum. No investment to speak of. Box 99, FOR RENT: Rooms, with or .wfthout meals, Reasonable rates. car© Herald Lincoln Hotel. 7—Business Service FOR RENT: Two furnished rooms, Lights, Wood and phone, paid. Call phono 646-J. BARBECUE 12— Rooms und Bonrd On South Sanford Avc. Rose Drive •Whero everybody meets everybody’ Sandwiches Cold Drinks YOUNG LADY desires room and board in private fumily. Can fur­ nish references. R. V. care Herald. 17— For Sale, Houses FOR SALE: House, easy tonpaWould take liglit car or truck as part paymont. Route 1, Box 70A. FOR SALE: 4 room house at Lake ■Mary. Also 2 vacant lots, all for HARDWOOD FLOOR contractors. $2900.' 2305 Magnolia Avenue. EsUmatos given. Supgrlor work­ manship. W. L. Renhardt & Co., FOR SALE: Right now possess* , Ion. New, all modem, 5 rooms Gen. Delivery, Orlando. and bath, beautiful, Spanish bung­ SAND for building and construc­ alow In most select part of San­ tion purposes. Delivery from ford only $1500. $3300 cash, balatice. easy terms. Bayard Realty Myrtle Avenue, Co., Phono 208. 116 S. Park Ave.* LANEY*8 DRUG STOKE — Pre­ 20— For Sale Miscellaneous scriptions, Drags, Sodas. Ws ora as near you as your phono. FOR SALE: 4 st Call 101. $4500. Phono 331, SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Successors to GIIIoo A Platt <16 Magnolia. Everything ol FOR SALE: One 7 room house NOTICE close In, with 50 ft. frontage on The anilual meeting o f the stock­ 1st. For rale cheap with easy terms. Seminole Realty Co., 116 E, holders of the Osceola Cypress Company, will bo held at tne o f­ 2nd Street. fice o f the Company, Osceola, Sem­ FOR SALE: 85 acres finest Cow­ inole County,'Florida, on Thursday, ing in Florida, south of Lake Jes­ January 21st, 192(1, at .ton n. m. (Signed) J. A. REDPATll, sup. This land can be bought for Secretary. 8200.00 per acre and If cut up In small tract one can easily double R. SPURUNQ, sub-division his money. Colclough Realty Com­ specialist. Subdivision to Or­ pany. 811' First National Bank lando, Florida* and F l o r a Bldg. Phone 732, Sanford, Florida. Haights, Florida on Dixie High­ way. FOR SALE - __________ ___ - room. house, all modem at a bargain NOTICE if taken Immediately. Easy terms. I have leased the Aster Farms Seminole Realty Co* 116 E. 2nd woods and pasture lands, and here­ Street. m by give notice to the public that A BARGAIN: Small cottage, onlj trespassing In any way on said 31600. 5 room house close u( property will from and after this town, modern conveniences and ev- date, be strictly forbidden. , erythlng, cheap. Hagan Realty Co. B. R. BECK. 108 E. 2nd Street, Phono 638. GROWERS SUPPLIES You ADVERTISING gets results if is reaches potential buyers. Pa* latka Daily News la circulated in an industrial and agricultural sec­ tion. $1000 CASH 4 room house furnished, lo­ cated near Geneva Avcnuo and short distance from town. Ready for immediate occu pancy. PRICE 84000 $500 CASH 5 room house on lot 50x150, ready for immediate occupancy located at Ginderville. Price $3000. Balance easy terms. 15 ACRE FARM—$3500 3 1-2 acres cleared, but not tiled. 1 1-2 acres in wood land. 1-4 cash, balance 1, 2, 3 years. 5 ACRE FARM—$1500 3 ncres cleared but not tiled. Has flowing woll and located within 7 miles from Sanford. This is nn exceptional buy und requires only $500 cash. ' THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT — Central Wdstr Virginia’* larg­ est dally. Want ad rate 1 l-2c per word; 4 insertions 1 l-4c; 0 or more lc per word each insertion. 8760 CASH Will buy a now Spanish bungnlow, 4 rooms and bath, fireplaCo and other modem im­ provements. Balance easy terms. Ready for immediate occupancy. PRICE $5000 $1500 CASH New modem house with 5 rooms and bath, brenkfnst nook and all modem improve­ ments, just completed and pur­ chaser can occupy at once. Lo­ cated on large corner lot at Bel-Air. *• PRICE $6500 $2000 CASH 5 room house with bath nnd other improvements, located on corner of Pajmetto Ave. nnd iipurlJi,g.;JIM garage nnd PRICE $5000, • 2 Lo t s on Geneva Avenue at Oak Hill. PRICE $850 EACH $375 Cash. Balance terms CORNER LOT with eastonr exposure. This nn exceptionally well located lot nn comer of Magnolia Avcnuo and Martin. Lot is 60 ft. by 131.4 nnd can be bought for $1000 cash. Balance terms. PRICE $3000 RAN LANTA LOT Lot No. 23 of Block 6. $1360 cash. Balance terms.* PRICE $3000 CORNERLOT with eastern exposure, on cor­ ner of Elm and Highland, one block from entrance to High­ land Park. Easy terms. . PRICEf $3000 DEAN-BERG CORPORATION 515 First National Bank Bldg. Thone 713 Sale-—Furnitur6, etc. Wo carry a full line. Our prices aro right. Caah or terms. We want your business Sanford Stove A Furniture Co. 821 E. First S t its our intention 1 Stucco Sheet Rock Shingles THE MORNING JOURNAL Is the accepted want ad medium io Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word sn insertion. Minimum 2f>e. send it to stay i three hundred sixty-five days-^ R oofing Sewer Pipe 34— Wanted Help, Female WANTED: A reliable young Indy to keep office. Apply Davis Candy Co:, 2nd Street. TWO EXPERIENCED waitresses needed. No others need apply. WANTED: White girl, experienc­ ed, desires to work for small family. Miss Mayer, care Mrs. Fred Bailey, Lake Monroe. . WANTED: Agent for Indies spec inltics. Phone 571-J. 27— Piano Tuning H appy New Y ea n WE WILL BE GLAD TO SERVE YOU W. V . W H EEL Phone 5: Incorporated Realtor G. TAYLOR DYER — aAUKS POUCH I’ AinUnir— Decorntlng PHONE 303 nit YAM i A . W . HARTS K. W A R D JEAN W ItS. D U L L S C H E C K ' BETTER G AS & OILS First National Bank of San­ ford, Florida, will bo held in tho directors room of the bank on Tuesday) January 12th, 1926, as provided in the by­ laws, for 'the election of a board of directors to serve for the ensuing year, apd for the transaction o f any other busi­ ness that may properly come before the meetingr1*^'" B. F. WHITNER, Cashier. k W\ V. W H E E L E R "S IN C L A IR " Better combustion .1 I Smoother running mfitor I.css Carbon' Mgro Miles TIRES AND TUBES • Better Qunlity Less Money IL A . K I N O POIlTER E. PITTS O.H.BTKNSrnOU j.r.TiiuawoMD i . and the “ Knocking Birdt*" can'1 change it._____ ' : *• ( ,• -4. , U 410-411-112 First National Bank Bldg, Phone 490-W, 1UNE*S FILLING STATION Phone 461-J STOP THAT COUGH 11i$ Sanford A to. Sanfoid. Fla- BEFORE IT STOPS YOU LEO-NAR-DI’S lleeldent of Florida sines 1M4 llcr«i enccs*. F irst Null*.mi! llntm. BUY, pay cash for second hand pianos. Address Box 352. J. II. HUTCHINSON 28— Plant, Seeds. Trees iw: a i . e sta tn . t il West First Btrsyt, C R ^ eS O T E D f e w A B t F TH fTF r t K t e " ^ Flowers Jot all occasions. 614 Myrtle. Rhone £60-W . .p h o n e *7# y M em ber o f H A N F O ltD . T L A . F lo r id a H in ts F lo r is t s A s s o c ia t io n . AT ALL 0RUQGISTS 88 — Wanted. Situation Mnlc POSITIONS WANTED: White help ill vocations supplied on short notice. Pleaso writo, wire or phono 2632. Northern Star Emlyment Bureau; 30 E. Church St., Orlindo. Fla. 40— Wanted Rcul Estate WE HAVE n largo waitin); Bat for small houses. What'huve you to offer, Deun-Berg Corporation. 516 First National Bank Bldg. 42— Advtg. Mediums MAINE — Waiorvllle, Morning Sent!nil. Thousands of Maina people are interested in Florida property. Retch them through tho Sentinel. Rato card on ap­ plication.* TO NORTHERN C IT IE S ! US Magnolia Ave. I First Clast Barbara , Special AttfUtion Given To Lodfes and Chfldrea. AV. II. LONG In, bk.Ii *nj btith. to UALTIMORB. *.UM4 ▼ ’ I f BAT UARKBU ruiLAnemiiA, m .n n o a iO N .iw .s j Th'nutk tu A trvj r,il cnnrwcticn* to o tltt Kivihttn <nln,liK)uJui|Ncw Votkl Sctnca tn S.v,n*uK. 9. 5. OriLlilt* trtif ten Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First National Bank Bldg, Sanford, - Florida Iron MJud direct to i'LitiJcipbu. Automobiles Carried. Sen d For III U ltr a le d B ooklet, Itfdurtl A Horn TruipeiUtiMCeapMj 410 Sanford Ava. Sanford, Fla. Porter E. Pitts Me t a l w o r k a n d a u ­ t o m o b i l e * RADIATOR REPAIRING. VALDEZ HOTEL 410-411-40 1s t I’ liOIie 4 9 0 -W ltu p r clien t In g Itat’ l. n s n k HU W . Sheet Metal Co, Knnfurtl’a I.riulln* ll o lr ! .. rilT IV. IVAIINKIt, M anager Wo Huve a Complete Line LEARN ABOUT Polk County and £ : Ford Sedan. 4 doors, Lakeland, through the StarInditlon. $200.00. 216 E, LOST: One extra large, red hound dog. Big hood, long .egr«. Looks it near Cow like a blood houm _________ ___ PALM and shade bushes. Apply E. Creek, Volusia County. Frank L. morn Florida. Lokelai Woodruff. T, McWattora, Longwood. • WE HAVE THE dEST RUYS 1» A C R E A G E ’ DEVOE’S Paints, Varnishes and Stains Ball Hardware COT BUSINESS HQMfcS V /w n c 7 1 ! r V c i J q e z R t*c\ 11y C b , V.iltkv HolerlUiiliiiiivj - Phone 8 By GEORGE McMANUS D O tS ’ T D E . t 3 l L L - T - T H A T ’b T r t E L A T E N T tT Y L E O H T H E D E A C H T O W E A H . P A O M S A t j O V F .E r— T O U R . O A T H i r s t , * b O tT - T O O H U t)T DE U P T O D A T E OEAR- T O U O HAcve. T O TRAVEL, f a s t e n 1 T H ^ H AN A I R P U A J iE T O K E E P U P -I I Co p o t 't f H E r u l d n O N 7 ‘b H i R . T ll///, O *?--------------r— elratTon.Certli iV«*.l from the trom Atl Real lumn who I County , ly tu .the . wT. KKKUE ;' — Hodgins & Cowan E uropean 1'lnn , H n n fn rd . Kl V. W heel Itnal listBta B rok er 207 Fronch Ave. FOR SALE: Sewing machine $15; FOR SALE—-Space on tha page row boat $10; Ford truck $60, for classified advertisements. $2305 Magnolia Avenue. Why not rent those vacant rooms, COAL FOR SALE. Phono or call or sell that second-hand goods f Lincoln Hotel. Iff . HRAL J5HTATO Plu too C. Q>r St. . Tclrpk«ie t«4|» JACKSONVILLE; FLA. D A IL Y ____ f$ E W i^ tt, __ Brow. ard County thoroughly which li one of the most rapidly growing soctioiu on tho Florida Coast. Sample copj and rate card upon roquest. '* AUGUSTA CHRONICLE Au­ gusta, Ga.,| Augusta’s greatest classified medium, Tata, cash, 9c charge. 10c minimum. HILTON’S Pi?« utllon * wf*l fu*n J,Aacn*<!l(. Ltrtt, c«klu<(tMc •ic. bmii, tndifciins lb* NEW, ■uprfernt 9. S. All.|lunr. P u n , W U ? FATHER C O O O N C t .^ ^ e S U R N tD o O R * . Its H E R . ^ just fo r a day. NOTICE W.ANT Work op_ change of posi­ iw i W M i B B M B m a u n 1 ■— tion! White only. Northern Star The regular annual meet­ Employment Bureau, 30 E, Church ing nf tho stockhoklera of the St., Orlando, Fla. WANTED Tt) BUY: 3 or 5 room houSe from owner, not moro than $250.00 cash. Balance $30.00 per month.' Possession by tenth.’ Oil 9th Street m ight th iii th a t'th is wish OHIO—Xenia. Make your ■soles through the Xenia Gsxctte, Xen­ ia, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ 1 WANT TO buy direct from own­ trict. Want cd and display rotes ers only, any kind of property on request. in Sanford within next ten days, before I lenvo.Tor north, will buy COLUMBUS (Ga.,) LEDGER — Classified ads have the largest houses, lots, business property and acreage if prices ami terms arc circulation In Southwestern Geor­ right. Givi* exact location, and com­ gia. Rate Be <6-word line) line. plete terms in. first letter. Propetry must lie priced right. Address MORGANTOWN, W. VA* people P. O. Box C58, Sanford. are interested in Florida. Each of them through a classified sd WANTED: Furnished apartment in the Morgantown POST. Six or nice room'for two adults. Ad­ cents a word for six consecutive issues. dress 11. M. care Herald. 24**—Last, Found noils anid Second. First SanfordI Avenue and *10 BUILDERS MATERrAl 33— Wanted »^-«<nue FOR RENT: 12 room house $50.00 LOVELY ROOM for gentleman - per month. Seminole Realty Co., only. Call 1010 Laurel Ave., aft­ 116 E. 2nd Street. er 5 o’clock or phone 49-J. OPEN ALL NIGHT Wrecker Saprice Day and Night 24 Hours Storage WALKER GARAGE Sanford. Ave. A 2nd Street Phone 60 '• M W , 31— Special Notices iota and subdivisions _______ _ 7 e a l in e * i �-M iA A A A f v t*v " . •/' JR r I/,* iV-** ’ /•' ( * / / ' ■ ■ • ': ’ The rapid manner in which this development is shaping itself before the eyes of the people of Sanford is clear testimony of the sincerity of the det vlopers of this gigantic project. Loch Arbor will lend greatly to the fulfill­ ment of Sanford’s pledge for a Greater Sanford in 1926. T he Country Club Entrance Section will be formally announced within the next few days. During these bright and balmy days familarize yourself with the w on* derful opportunity that is being offered in this develop­ ment. See the many changes that are taking place daily, and ,be sure to make your reservations before the open­ ing announcement is made. Sales Agents N ext to Post O ffice FIRST STREET AND PALMETTO AVE, w m ++♦*♦M M ♦♦< ♦ »♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » , a '• * .^ 1 * TZ �■* . . ----------- V ~ _ _ _ _ _ _ SANFOHD, W E D N E S D A Y . J A N U A R Y 6, 192G 1' w - Of 3 Deaths Ml With Bert ui’s Story Imiting Rich Man --------- [O M A C ITY , Jan. G. Jonfeasion b y Kcrfc tlmt W. K . lfn lo , th e Osage H ills,” to blow u p the . W . Sm ith, ro su ltifcath o f S m ith, his fc a n d a serv a n t ffiri, the latest d ev elop th e m y stery su rJo death of 17 persons William Bovnns, 75,' Ih being held to country, jx in the Lognnsport (Ind,) jail awaiti convict nt tnc federal ini; trial on a charge of first doat'Loft venworth, Kan., irrce murder. An inmntc of the irncst Hurklmrt, Ilaic V Whit:* county Infirmnry, he stubbed charged with the mur- , llpnt|, N' Ijlon Anderson, 71. in moved, former deputy , rnq ovor stolln shirfey, nnncting jailer of Osage: |h« jnmilte ()f th„ lnsUtution. Ho . being Bought. hjecteil *to Anderson’s serenading who was brought to Ok„ .. who la 37, with nn iterday, tohl Roy ix*wi:«., ,*Shirley, . « . . . _____ i i „i.. accord ion . ict attorney, that Hal |im $3,000 to plant nitroimicr the Smith home, sfur.ed to pay him the I Wm Sole Ileir wife in a sister of whose death left Mr. heir to the rich ca­ lc Quequo, her mother Iters. . ll grand jury nt Gutliw expected to begin lenco of tho secret serr who have been work[mystery for sovern^ fell from Guthrie -pubp Tulsa Tribune yesterlat Hale hud offered n P. The itory raid Hint claim that lie was in , tho night, of the cxthat he ufgnod for n p o e s Serious ‘ Te To Crops •TON, Jan. (L^C/P).— i was damaged serilafet week's freexe tho south Atlantic in Southern Florida, ent o f Agriculture's of crop and.weather juthorn states showi to'truck in North onsidersble nnd the ith Cnroltna and Alfhter near the coast by sUtcs Includes Given While Deeds Total November 2 Broke . Single Day Record O f Testimony federal Agents irted By Jury from Osage Jnll. fa story war* that while ( ^Osago'county jail, llloylis eelLjiiHf after Mar. (him tlyit Jib wm wrnitld escorted him to nn harked near the jail in was wailing. !<aw*on tccofding to the confesto the home o f Ilrukre plans for the crime ileil and Lawson given a troglycermc anil other ilin for the cxpliS.-.ion. pie absence of the Smith rnon said he plnnted the the basement of the Paid a long fuse to a In an nlley. When the trued Lawson touched and ran all the way hart home, whero he tenet! for the explosin drovo him ’hurriedwhero he was roturnby Hloycd the confcs- IS $17,499,770, SHOWS Number Of Transfers A h .1,070 For Year, November With 41G Is Liu'ffost Monthly Has P erfect ji, He Declares News Summary LOCAL r^St.* Louyk*'’ finnneier building T)ig local Ten plant lauds San­ looulTJo ford’s new Resort hotel. Y. •M. C. A. officials spenk before- Kiwnnls Club on need of " Y ” at Sanford. Hr. Fona A. Hnthuwny prom­ ises imtuedinle improvement of Oinngo City detour In telcgrnin to local Chamber of Commerce. Realty transfers for 1925 show tremendous incronso over 1924 operations. I.ocnl pastor completely ex­ onerated of larceny charges fil­ ed liy Atlanta men. Many minor cnscs completed by County Court in session here. Tiny tot found wnndering on streets returned to home by po­ lice. v DOMESTIC - Annual Epiphany celebrntion is observed b y . members of the Orthodox .Greek Church nt Tar­ pon Springs. —Confession of Bert Lawson, former convict, implicates W. K. Hale, wealthy Oklahoman in threo deaths in Osnge country. Music School M ay Be Located In Sanford Optimism Prevails In ' L ocal Circles Over Outlook F or Really Business In 1926 ,, . 4 i :c*s* up l r HOME EDITION " V IcePlant Owner Is Impressed With Sanford’s Latest Tourist Hostelry Tho construction~of the Ilotel Forrest Lake coupled with the rnpid imiTTuvomcnt of river trans­ portation facilities has removed the Inst obstacles in Sanford's de­ velopment into a great city accord­ ing to J. D. Ball, St. Louis finan­ cier who arrived In Sanfonl sev­ eral days ago to inspect tho new I ire pinnt erected by him in tho Jwestern section of the city. “ I dined nt the Ilotel Forrest Lake last evening” Mr. Ball said Ithis morning, “ nnd I can say without frnr o f contridiction that you have hero in Sanford one of tho ACV? administration of the city nnd the men whose concerted action made possible tho continuance and in­ crease in building -operations de­ spite existing rail embargoes. “ In the development of tho St. Johns rivei* lies Sanford's nssurnnee of independence from fu­ ture rail limitations of shipments” , Mr. Ball said, "and I am pleased to set* that the citizens o f Sanford ara rapidly beginning to appreciate this fact nnd arc enlarging nnd adding new facilities for the hand lin g-o(freigh t consigned here by river bontJr’ In commenting on the progress of his new ice plant, which is said to lie one of tho largest in the South, Mr. Ball stated that the railroad embargoo had retarded operations considerably, and that tho . opening date would probably bo around Feb. 1, Instead of Jan. 16 ns wns originally announced. Rev. Greenwell is Y J . £. A. MEN Cleared In A1 SPEAK BEFORE KIWAN1S CLUB Ephropal o f Brooklyn. Dr. Lacey has assisted In all previous cele brations here. A boat towed alongside a pier, erected several years a g o 'fo r this ceremony, waa decorated In the colors of Grcoce and tho United States together with several stand­ ards symbolizing phases of tho Greek Catholic faith. « Father Karaphllin pastor of the local congregation; at the head of a choir of Juvenile chanters, pre­ ceded tho main ceremony with a musical program. Today headed by Archbishop Al­ exander, a procession wound its from tho church, .to. the edge of tho water. In lino was tho choir the members dressed In white suits of Greece. . As tho proces­ sion reached tho water the sea was bleojjd by tbs priest. MIAMI, Jan. 0.-JJP)— Abo Rubenstein; 29, of Washington, D. C„ Was run dawn nnd kilted on n downtown street early to­ day by an unidentified automo­ bile driver. He was found dy­ ing on tho nnvemsnt with his skull crushed and throat cut, by a passerby n few moments nfter the accident. He died before medical aid could be summoned. The man was hit while on his way to tho railroad ntntion to board n train for Washington, where ho was engnged In the dry cleaning business. By n strange coincidence Rubenstein had a few minutes earlier de­ parted from the homo o f friends at 125 N. W. Seventh Avenue, the homo also, o f A. S. Gold’ort, who wna Killed In an nutonobilc collision -hero Monday. Musical Comedy Singers Entertain - a- —’__ Rev. Brownlee Is Praised For Progress Of The Club Under Ilia Management -> v Of Circumstances, M embers Reiterate • i_ i y A . ATLANTA. Go., Jiin. 5.— Thirteen T raffic Miami Man Heads Cases Monopolize Naval Reserve O f Municipal C o u r t Florida- For Year Young Explorer Loses Is Returned Home By Chief- Police n™ v 5 s . •. . *' «s. :r* % tifc Preacher W as Victim E v. : Statement Is M ade By Church Board DELAND DETOUR TO BE IMPROVED, SAYS HATHAWAY . * *• • - iS L Sanford Pastor A< In Good Faith Transactions, Police O f Atlanta Declare (AI’ ) — Complete exoneration Speeches by Merla Brown, field secretary of tho Y. M, C. A., with on a charge of larceny after state headquarters in Jacksonville trust, has been made iq tho and W. H. Cox, general secretary case o f Rev. O. H. Greenwell, of tho Tampa "Y , wero mnde to­ former pastor o f an Atlanta dny nt noon before the Klwnnis church and at present living* Club at its first meeting under tho direction of the 1920 officers, in in Sanford, Fla., who w as -the Reminole Grill. brought to Atlanta in custody - Entertainment wns furnished Hid o f an officer from tho solidKiwnninos by the “ Harmony Four,” tor. .general’s office to answer a quartette from tho “ Honeymunicipal court warrants sworn bunch” Musicnl Comedy Company out against him here. playing nt the present time in Or­ The specific charge was the al­ lando. Mnny visitors from various leged failure o f Rev. Greenwell to scctionn o f the United States were properly apply money entrusted to present, as well ns representatives him on loans, which money he w m of the local Rotary nnd Lion’s said to -hnvo received from four Clubs to enjoy what many Kiwnnifriends. nns called ono of the most enter­ Officers and those lh charge o f taining luncheons held in this dty. the were of. the op­ Mr. Brown, accompanied by Mr. Slate Road Department Head inionInvestigation that tho minister had acted Cqx, came to Sanford Tuesday to PronUscs Immediate Work in good faith and had no intention confer with civic' leaders relative Upon Almost Impassable whatever o f breaking the law. to the establishment here of a Y. 'to restitution was made im­ imHlretch At Orange City Complete M. C. A. organization. They vis­ mediately rats uly following the return to ited DoLand and Daytona yester­ Atlanta, i, which, resulted In .« day afternoon nnd will bo in this Encournglng news relative to prompt dismissal qf nil chqrgsscity tho balance of theh\stny. A tho completion of tho Banford-Domooting wan culled immediately nl j Land rood nnd tho improvement , Board Make* Hiatement (U| tho close o f the Kiwnnis program o f tho Ornngo City detour wna roIn connection with tho arrest o f today in tho hope that directors celvcd nt the local Chamber of and officers might bo elected for Commerce offices this morning Rev. Greenwell, and hie t tho Snnford “ Y.” according to the secretary, who is exoneration o f any wrong doing, During the course o f his talk in receipt of a telegram .from Dr. the official board o f the. First hoforu the members of the cluli, Pons A. Hathaway, chairman of Christian Church today issued the Mr. Brown cited mnny statistics the state road department, in following statement, in which it ia nn the cost of operating1tho gov­ which Mr. Hnthawny expressed his made clear that the tlifficultien o f ernment, the ycnrJy cost of crimo intention o f giving the Orange the pastor were known to members -J and the investment inltho nutonio- City detour ids immediate atten­ ,of the board: bilo. \ "Dr. Greenwell approached certion. ‘ % Ho stated tho purposo of tho Y. “ So mnny complaints have boon tain members of tho board last M. C. A. wn» to build tho charac­ filed this offlca tn connection Saturday at noon and advised them ter of boys and young men through with nt the deplorable condition of that owing to the death o f hie for­ out the world nnd urged the Kitho Orange City detour that we mer partner in the law business, it wnninns to get behind the move­ found it necessary to wiro Dr, would be necessary fo r him. to re. ment for n local branch of that Hathaway and remind him that turn to Atlanta Sunday afternoon orgnnization. attempt to straighten out thd hia promise of improving this road and Mr. Urowir mid, “ Wo believe in ini: in css of tho firm which had tho prevention of wrong-doing nnd had not been fulfilled," Secrotary been temporarily stayed due to the not the expenditures of vust sums R. W. Pearmnn said this morning. fact that'hia partner had been “ During his last visit to this burned to death. in the prosecution of crime." _i community in compliance with tho Organization In 55 Countries “ He advised the board that cer­ He stated that figures have been request of tho Chamber of Com­ tain monies had been entrusted published showing that tho or­ merce, Dr. Hathaway stated that tho firm, and upon hia entrance ganization ho represents now has ho would personally see that this into tho ministry, he hod turned oatnblDhmeiits in 50 countries and detour was kept graded and in over tho entire business to hia that tho “ sun never sets on tho Y. good condition," Mr. Permhn said, artner. Dr. Greenwell said that ________ _________ M. C. A. flng." Many ___________ figuron were “ hut it is apparent that he has a had loomed that the money given to show the great contrast! not done so, for motorists travel- turned over to the firm had been in expendituren tovvnrd lh« punish-11'UT from hero to Dctjind report mis appropriated and that he ex­ ing of criminals, the pursuit o f jthu slretch practically impassable ” pected to mnko restitution, both pleasures, the cost of government reply to n strongly worded on account of-the moral and legal operation and tho amount spt-nt In telegram from the Chamber of obligation entailed.safeguarding the welfare, and up­ Comntcrco offices, Dr. Hathaway "Ho stated that, being a partner building the characters of the na­ wired the following message re­ in tbo firm at tho time of various tion’s young. ceived hero this morning; business transaction^ o f which he T. L. Dumas, second-past presi­ “ Sanford. Chamber of Commerce, was in ignorance, be was liable fo r dent of tho club, prairanted tho Sanfdrd, Fla. the actions.of his firm. , third past president, Dr. K. . D. “ Dr. Greenwell filled the pulpit Brownloe. with tho insignia of tho ,. llave your telegram and am giv­ past prcsidcnt'a*offico. Mr. Dumas ing Division Engineer Thrasher In Sanford last Sunday morning apoko o f tho wonderful work at­ definite Instructions to proceed to and ho was aware o f hia predica­ tributed to tho club under the lead­ IRLand to provldo Immediate re­ ment. and we, the members o f the amons complained of. board, believe that he was simply JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 0.—UP) ership of Ilcv. Brownlee and stated lief for conditions ^ Traffic cases predominated in a victim o f circumatances.” F. A. gA T H A W A Y . Municipal Court this morning when — In a radidogram Inst night to that the club had enjoyed tho great­ Judge W. E. Wliito was called up­ The Associated Press, Jacksonville est year In-its history during the on to opa mcntcaco on 13 alleged RECOUNT IS OPPOSED ' 1926 president's tonuro of office. Students Given Peep ’ violators o f various city traffic or­ from naval reserve station 4-NKF, Winter Parle, received at Naval Re­ CLASSIFICATION GRANTED dinances. 1 • WASHINGTON. Jan. 0.— UP)— A t Future Profession C. D. King, charged with reck­ serve station 4 BP here, the fol­ Objection to the Senato recount in less driving, waa fined $5.00, and lowing- announcement o f 1926 • TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Jan. 6.— the Brookhart. Stelck contest was PULLMAN. Wash, Jan. Frank L. Woodruff, accused o f UP)—The Florida Railroad Com­ filed today with the Senate elec­ — That tho members of the election of officers by the Unitparking Ida cor without the 'r e ­ mission issued an order today tions sub committee by Boenator nartmont o f architecture of Wi quired parking lights, waa assess­ od States Naval Reserve Officers granting n re-elaaalfication o f all Brookhart’s counsel. There were Association, in session there was toll rates of telephone companiesi Jndicntlons o f irrogularltjca ln .the ington State College might have. . ed a flno o f $1.00. . an- insight— into— the EOTBitfISSD Mrs. E. W. Scott, Ms. Verity, made: -fhandling o f Tlie ballots. operating in the etate.— -----which await them when they leave J, T, Tlioralcy—Homer JTollor. M, —-President; Lieut: commandor school to practice -their chosen -=t= U Wright, D. W» Walker. II. G. Charles A. Mills, Miami. profession, the class was h Rose, Richard Norris and J. G._ Vice-President,: Lieut. William session nine continuous Cogburn, accused of a similar o f­ Justice Lee, of Orlando. Thcro w u s.n o interruption fense, were all finod $1.00 each Secretary, Ensign E. M. Crum, fo r meals, coffee and san' and Goorgo Williams, convicted of Tampa. | ■being served the classmen at vagrancy, was sentenced to serve Dlrectors-at-large, Lieut. Goo. a five day period in tho City Jail. Dewitt, Jacksonville, •and Ensign 7— i • i- . W **, Little Wanda Fallen evidently Just movod to Sanford three daya \! i-------------------------;— R. M. Lesson, charged with leav­ B. Borchardt, Tampa. ing hia car on a parkway over A number of resolutions wero likes'to wander, at leaat; she did ago. She started to school*yester- j MoiUlt V E S U V IU S night, will bo given a hearing on adopted at the session, tho mes­ yesterday., had the fact that ahe day with other children of her “ Saturday. <■ i. , sage continued, including a reso­ was lost occurred to her only when neighborhood who promised to 1 I W I i e W 8 ■he reached the corner o f Palmetto . yrho promts lution* requesting a fleet divisibn seems ■ DR. VILARI) A T CAPITAL for Tampa and als6 ono for Day­ Avcnuo and Sixth Street. No soon-1 bring ber home safely, i It NAPLES. Italy, Jan. or had the realisation that she that they neglected tq keep their tona. punt Vesuvius broke into promise and Wanda gtarted outj was really, totally and absolutely, Dr. C. L. Villard, assistant state The message was signod by uption today. veterinarian in tuberculosis eradi­ Lieut* William Justico Lee. as vice- lost sunk home in her hrald than alone. A largo cruotic cone cation work in Florida, was a Cap­ president. It was received hero she began to broadcast her predic­ n the western side of ament in a loud wail, which at­ itol visitor while on route to Mad­ by M.* D. Otnrk, radio man o f the Bra< sumber ison,, whero ho ia engaged In car­ U. 8. Naval Reserve Fleet, radio tracted Mrs. C. A. Spivey, o f 001 Palmetto Avenue. rying out an eradication program. station 4 BP. ifth Dies Suddenly • » quantltisa o f Mrs. Spivey brought the young­ _ from both the ster, who proved to be the daugh­ MEDICAL SOCIETIES TO MEET KEY WEST IIpTEL CLOSES vity, with violent BRADENTON, Fla., Jan. O.-UP) ter of Walter Fallen, a switchman The Floridn Stato Veterinary former. A. D. Updegraff, whoce name la KEY"WEST, Jan. Medical Association and the state „ , , __ _________ . , Hotel for tho Atlnntlc Coast LI Jonight the surface mlnent^i in ~iumbar circles thropolice station whan'* _____ _ tely hftd wut .Florida, dropped dead from aano, LIws Stock Sanitary Board will Jefferson here, after an existence of loth- rtieet rt disease last night. The de■ JtajKhg tho of tparljr one hundred yean, has Smart, through the use o f th eteleth Florida Fair. The former closed ita doors. 'The structure is phono. soon locatwLber hprmn and ceased la survived by one daughumed a South tion will •bo in sisslon on February 12 to be remodeled Immediately and she was returned there by Chief *•? *hd two brothers. The body will ted by the 13, nndAho latter will lvanla for burand__ . „.. convene converted Into on office and busl- of Polleo Roy G. WJUIams, Wanda is »1* te” Up” d 10p' n m tho one day earlier, February 11; nesa building, ;. DIRECTORS FOR SANFORD “ Y” ARE ALL DISPOSED OF SELECTED TODAY iiVCOUNTY COURT Epiphany Celebration tMbserved Today By Orthodox GreeksAt Tarpon Springs Auto Runs Down Man A t Migmi Merle Drown And W. H. Cox Tell O f Benefits That Local Branch - O f Organization Will Bring To This City - “ . . Icountry, a hostelry .that must cerftrn1n* «,p" ?or th,‘ 1talnly attract hundreds of visitors year 1925 Involved the huge sum lo your comjminity ” of $17,409,770 and the deals reMr. Ball expressed himself as rorded numbered 3,070, according to figure.'i made public todny tiring agreeably surprized with the through the records of tho Sanford development o f Sanford accom­ plished since hi.tsjnj>tr* visit hero Credit Association. ’ * some months ago, and praised tho This is believed to be high­ er. by far than any previous deals recorded. The highest amount in one month was reached in November when the number o f transactions reached 410 for n total of $3,095,000. The poorest month recorded wns Janunry when only 104 deals ( were consummated nnd $474,000, wns involved. The largest single day’s busin­ Prohibition Charges ess was on Nov. 2, when $507,000 Representative Citizens Are Many changed hand.i in 24 separate1 Chosen To Assist In The On Ducket Are Expected deals. This record was made pos­ To Ho Completed Before Organization Of Local sible by the sale o f 0,900 acres of Coming Saturday Nnight B r a n c h OL Association land by G. B. Rend to J. C. Bills, Jr. Practically all minor cases were At n meeting held thi* after­ Much optimism wns expressed in local real estate drcleH this noon in tho Seminole Grill direct­ disport'd of in County Court yester­ morning over tho years business or! wore elected for the Sanford day afternoon nnd this morning be­ fore Judge James G. Shnron, anil and great hopes arc entertained Young Men’ll Christian approximatoly 18 cmuhi tnby tho reultors of the city fo r an tion and announcera .at *i»* irtmia i un)y, valving tin* p.isSesflion nnd mnmieven greater yonr In 1920. Many thnt a mooting for th? purpose of fnrturi' of whUftsy remain to oc­ of them pointed out that Sanford selecting the officers of the new cupy tin* rourt’Mattention. was just beginning to show a organization for the year 1U2G Tho trial of theso caKcn entails great nmmint o f activity and they would lie hold curly in tho evening. n grent deal of time nnd delay, it W.'R. Smith was chairman of tho predict that tho coming few is believed that the court will clean months will hear witness to their j meeting which elected the iliroct- the docket by Saturday night nnd aJ ors, who were announced ns folstatements that 1920 will be establish something of n rec­ " lows: For one year, I*. C. Be- so, banner year. ord by disposing of 52 cases in olio G. F. Smith, H. O. Chnse, II. wook'a session. Several of tho lending sub-di­ hout, C. Du Bose, Ilnrry Kent nnd T. L. Among those who wero found vision dealers o f the city are pre­ Dumas: for two years: Hnrry Ste­ guilty nnd who will bo duly senten­ paring to market their various T. W. I.nwton, S. It. Digh- ced by Judge Shnron are: Mnrlo properties nnd ninny pieces o f busi­ vens, ness property in the downtown dis­ ton. W. M. Scott, R. T. Fox and Grant, assault ami battery; Dan trict are expected to change hands IV. It. Smith; for three yenrs: For­ Hall, carrying concealed weapon; Lnke, J. G. Sharon, B. F. Elbert Rockniorc, aggravated nssoon, which will tend to mnk£ the rest Whitncr, Sr., R. J. Holly, S. I’ul- unult; O. C. Bryant, uggrnvnted nscoming months very busy ones. I cston nnd D, T. Thrasher. One operator cited the fact that I From this list of directors the rnUit: Janus Harris, reckless driv­ ing; Julia Jerry, assault and bat­ one year ago the business proper­ officcro will bo chosen. It is sniil tery. ties along the lnke front nmi in tho that, pending the erection of a William Austin, accused of reck­ vicinity o f Commercial Street wns f suitable building for uso ns head­ less driving, was found not guilty worth $500 to $000 ncr front foot. quarters, the old City Hall will lie nnd Pasco Duncnn, charged with He stated thut today the snnio used. , drunkenness, failed to nppenr. property is worth from $1,000 to Merle Brown, field secretary for R. E. Hillynrd, accused of possess­ $1,500 ncr foot. This is believed to the Y. M. C. A., wns in the city ing a still nnd a quantity of whis­ be tho highcii' prico over asked for the meeting nnd wns accomp­ key forfeited bond on each alleg­ here for vacant property. anied by W. II. Cox, general sec­ ed offense. • Following is a list of the deeds retary of the Tampa Y. M. C. A. Several cnscs wero continued or recorded and the amounts involved They both assisted in the forming nol prossed, nnd others arc to cornu for each month of 1925: of-th e local organization and in up for trial tomorrow.Janunry ...... 104 \ 474,000 short talks stated their- sfttlrfneJohn Kobinsoh, charged with 643,500 tion In seeing the city of Hnnfonl possessing whiskey, was placed on Fobrunry ...............309 1.238.500 join the list of Florida municipal­ trial late this afternoon, nnd a de­ March............ .......... 309 781,000 ities which have jumped in be­ cision in Ids case is expected to April ........ 809 723,250 hind tho “ Y ” movement. May ................. 209 ho given In the morning session. 1,202,750 Juno ................ 209 1,038,920 July .................... —..340 1,514,100 August .—.........—.270 2,312,250 September ..1........ -340 2.300.000 October ..........r..... .298 3.095.000 Novombor ...... ... —410 2.229.500 December .....425 Ilnrry Edwards, head of the Orlnndo Conservatory o f Music wns In Sanford today as n guest of Rev. E. D. Brownlee and to inves­ tigate the possible opening here of a school of mnsic. Mr. Edwards was present nt the Totals ........ — .3,070 $17,409,770 Klwnnis luncheon nt'noon ancAto!4 o f .tentative plans for a Sanford school. Ho entertained members REED RESOLUTION KILLED o f the club with a song nt the con­ WASHINGTON. Jan. 0.—(TP).— clusion of his short talk and w.is By a voto of eight to three, the enthusiastically received. Sennte Foreign Relations Comniitteo today killed tho resolution of $50,000 FOR DELEGATIONt WASHINGTON, Jan. 0.—UH— Senator Reed, Democrat of Mis­ Tho House Forolgn Affairs Com­ souri, proposing an investigation mittee today unamiously reported as to whether International banka resolution to ^authorize expendi­ oni and foreign governments airo ture o f |50,000 for American par­ seeking to Influence tho foreign ticipation into tho preparatory dis­ policy of tho American govern­ ment. . -• ‘ ~' armament conference-at Geneva. too cold and w et exlh and In Everglades doing well and much TARPON SPRINGS, Fla., Jan. Much berry bloom 0— (/P)—Assisted by “ Protestant bid of previous week in rWcst and aataumaa in clergymen, high officials of the |red. Citrus trce:i good. Greek Orthodox Church todqy ob­ served the annual EpiphanS' celehrat ion o f the church here* which fridge Bids featured by the casting Into the felted A t Capital water;i a golden cross nnd a prayer 0 ol “ anfaring men. lIASSftE, Jan. The ceremonies wore witnessed -ned by tho State by tourists of tho world, whef came tment today .for the hero by automobllo, train and pri­ •cq bridges and vate yacht, from all mrta o f Flor­ it* on Itoad Four, in ida. This was the nineteenth an­ county, fpid three brid- nual observance o f tho rito, here ice county. Twelve bids which has became national In ' on tfee Palm Beach character. ‘ vo on thnliof Hardee. Archbishop Alexander o f .New tabulated. It was »tat- loric, head o f the Greek church in rarded tp the members America, wna the celebrant. As­ trtmeut before contracts sisting was Dr. Thomas Lacey, rec­ led . , tor of the Church o f the Redeemer, M ' l ^ - _____ ______ •^ W ire Hired Him T o UpSmithHome *3 's& im ffA Vt l ^VV-OsV- � 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, 1926 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, January 05, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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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 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 05, 1926; <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/3800694647b590decd1031e99cfa26a6.pdf 385de213f111e495c910395d171740ec PDF Text Text -M iA A A A f v t* v " . •/' J R r I/,* iV-** ’/ • ' ( * / / ' ■ ■ • ': ’ The rapid manner in which this development is shaping itself before the eyes of the people of Sanford is clear testimony of the sincerity of the det vlopers of this gigantic project. Loch Arbor will lend greatly to the fulfill­ ment of Sanford’s pledge for a Greater Sanford in 1926. T he Country Club Entrance Section will be formally announced within the next few days. During these bright and balmy days familarize yourself with the won* derful opportunity that is being offered in this develop­ ment. See the many changes that are taking place daily, and ,be sure to make your reservations before the open­ ing announcement is made. Sales Agents Next to Post Office FIRST STREET A N D PALMETTO AVE, w ++♦*♦M M ♦♦< ♦»♦♦ ♦ ♦ » m , a '• * .^ 1 * TZ �■* . . V ---------- ~ _ _ _ _ _ _ SANFOHD, W ED N ESD A Y . JA N U A R Y 6, 192G 1' w Hired Him To UpSmithHome IS $17,499,770, SHOWS Number Of Transfers A h .1,070 For Year, November W ith 41G Is Liu'ffost M onthly Has P erfect ji, He Declares --------- [OM A C IT Y , J a n . G. Jonfeasion b y Kcrfc tlm t W . K . lfn lo , t h e O sag e H ills ,” to blow u p th e . W . S m ith , r o s u ltifc a th o f S m ith , h is fc a n d a s e r v a n t ffiri, th e la te s t d e v e lo p t h e m y s te r y s u r Jo death of 17 persons William Bovnns, 75,' Ih being held to country, jx in the Lognnsport (Ind,) jail aw aiti convict nt tnc federal ini; trial on a charge of first doat'Loft ven worth, Kan., irrce murder. An inmntc of the irncst Hurklmrt, I laic V Whit:* county Infirm nry, he stubbed charged with the mur- , llpnt|, N ' Ijlon Anderson, 71. in moved, former deputy , rn q ovor stolln shirfey, nnncting jailer of O sag e: |h« jnmilte ()f th„ lnsUtution. Ho . being Bought. * serenading who was brought to Ok- hjecteil „Shirley, . . to Anderson’s who la 37, with nn iterday, tohl Roy ix*wi:«., ,*. « . . . _____ that iHal i „i.. ac co rd io n . ict attorney, |im $3,000 to plant nitroimicr the Smith home, sfur.ed to pay him the News Sum m ary from Osage Jnll. fa story war* th at while ( LOCAL ^Osago'county jail, llloylis eelLjiiHf a fter Mar. r^ S t.* Louyk*'’ finnneier building (him tlyit J ib wm wrnit- T)ig local Ten plant lauds San­ looulTJo ld escorted him to nn ford’s new Resort hotel. harked near the jail in Y. • M. C. A. officials spenk was wailing. !<aw*on tccofding to the confes- before- Kiwnnls Club on need of to the home of Ilruk- "Y ” a t Sanford. Hr. Fona A. Hnthuwny prom­ re plans for the crime ileil and Lawson given a ises imtuedinle improvement of troglycermc anil other Oinngo City detour In telcgrnin to local Chamber of Commerce. ilin for the cxpliS.-.ion. Realty tran sfers for 1925 show pie absence of the Smith rnon said he plnnted the tremendous incronso over 1924 the basement of the operations. I.ocnl pastor completely ex­ Paid a long fuse to a In an nlley. When the onerated of larceny charges fil­ trued Lawson touched ed liy A tlanta men. and ran all the way Many minor cnscs completed Ihart home, whero he by County Court in session here. tenet! for the explosTiny tot found wnndering on in drovo him ’hurried- streets returned to home by po­ whero he was roturn- lice. by Hloycd the confcsv DOMESTIC - Annual Epiphany celebrntion W m Sole Ileir is observed b y . members of the wife in a sister of Orthodox .Greek Church nt T a r­ whose death left Mr. pon Springs. heir to the rich ca­ —Confession of B ert Lawson, lc Quequo, her mother form er convict, implicates W. K. Iters. . Hale, wealthy Oklahoman in ll grand jury nt Gutlithreo deaths in Osnge country. w expected to begin lenco of tho secret serr who have been work[m ystery for sovern^ fell from Guthrie -pubp Tulsa Tribune yesterlat Hale hud offered n P. The ito ry raid Hint claim th at lie was in , tho night, of the cxth at he ufgnod for n Given While Deeds Total November 2 Broke . Single Day Record Of Testimony federal Agents irted By Jury Music School May Be Located In Sanford Optimism Prevails In ' L o cal Circles Over Outlook F o r R eally B usiness In 1926 ,, . 4 teo today killed tho resolution of Senator Reed, Democrat of Mis­ souri, proposing an investigation as to whether International bankoni and foreign governments airo seeking to Influence tho foreign policy of tho American govern­ ment. . -• ‘ ~' Epiphany Celebration tMbserved Today By Orthodox G reeksA t Tarpon Springs too cold and w et exlh and In Everglades doing well and much TARPON SPRINGS, Fla., Jan. Much berry bloom 0— (/P)—Assisted by “ Protestant bid of previous week in rWcst and aataumaa in clergymen, high officials of the |red. Citrus trce:i good. Greek Orthodox Church todqy ob­ served the annual EpiphanS' celehrat ion of the church here* which fridge Bids featured by the casting Into the felted A t Capital water;i a golden cross nnd a prayer 0 ol “anfaring men. lIASSftE, Jan. The ceremonies wore witnessed -ned by tho State by tourists of tho world, whef came tment today .for the hero by automobllo, train and pri­ •cq bridges and vate yacht, from all m rta of Flor­ it* on Itoad Four, in ida. This was the nineteenth an­ county, fpid three brid- nual observance of tho rito, here ice county. Twelve bids which has became national In ' on tfee Palm Beach character. ‘vo on thnliof Hardee. Archbishop Alexander of .New tabulated. It was »tat- loric, head of the Greek church in rarded tp the members America, wna the celebrant. As­ trtm eut before contracts sisting was Dr. Thomas Lacey, rec­ led. , tor of the Church of the Redeemer, i :c*s* up l r HOME EDITION " V Rev. Greenwell is YJ . £. A. MEN Cleared In A1 IcePlant Owner Is Impressed With Sanford’s Latest Tourist Hostelry SPEAK Tho construction~of the Ilotel Forrest Lake coupled w ith the rnpid imiTTuvomcnt of river trans­ portation facilities has removed the Inst obstacles in Sanford's de­ velopment into a great city accord­ ing to J. D. Ball, St. Louis finan­ cier who arrived In Sanfonl sev­ eral days ago to inspect tho new I ire pinnt erected by him in tho Jwestern section of the city. “ I dined nt the Ilotel F orrest Lake last evening” Mr. Ball said I this morning, “nnd I can say without frnr of contridiction th a t you have hero in Sanford one of tho adm inistration of the city nnd the men whose concerted action made possible tho continuance and in­ crease in building -operations de­ spite existing rail embargoes. “ In the development of tho St. Johns rivei* lies Sanford's nssurnnee of independence from fu ­ ture rail lim itations of shipm ents”, Mr. Ball said, "and I am pleased to set* th at the citizens of Sanford a ra rapidly beginning to appreciate this fact nnd arc enlarging nnd adding new facilities for the hand lin g -o (fre ig h t consigned here by river bontJr’ In commenting on the progress of his new ice plant, which is said to lie one of tho largest in the South, Mr. Ball stated th a t the railroad embargoo had retarded operations considerably, and th at tho . opening date would probably bo around Feb. 1, Instead of Jan . 16 ns wns originally announced. BEFORE KIWAN1S CLUB Ephropal of Brooklyn. Dr. Lacey has assisted In all previous cele brations here. A boat towed alongside a pier, erected several years ag o 'fo r this ceremony, waa decorated In the colors of Grcoce and tho United States together with several stand­ ards symbolizing phases of tho Greek Catholic faith. « Father Karaphllin pastor of the local congregation; a t the head of a choir of Juvenile chanters, pre­ ceded tho main ceremony with a musical program. Today headed by Archbishop Al­ exander, a procession wound its from tho church, .to. the edge of tho water. In lino was tho choir the members dressed In white suits of Greece. . As tho proces­ sion reached tho w ater the sea was bleojjd by tbs priest. : tifc -> v MIAMI, Jan. 0.-JJP)—Abo Rubenstein; 29, of W ashington, D. C„ Was run dawn nnd kilted on n downtown street early to­ day by an unidentified automo­ bile driver. He was found dy­ ing on tho nnvemsnt with his skull crushed and throat cut, by a passerby n few moments nfter the accident. He died before medical aid could be summoned. The man was hit while on his way to tho railroad ntntion to board n train for W ashington, where ho was engnged In the dry cleaning business. By n strange coincidence Rubenstein had a few minutes earlier de­ parted from the homo of friends at 125 N. W. Seventh Avenue, the homo also, of A. S. Gold’ort, who wna Killed In an nutonobilc collision -hero Monday. Musical Comedy Singers Entertain - a- —’_ Rev. Brownlee Is Praised For Progress Of The Club Under Ilia M anagement Sanford P astor A< In Good Faith T ransactions, Police O f A tlan ta D eclare Statem ent Is M ade By Church Board Preacher W as V ictim Of C ircum stances, Members R eiterate • i_i yA. ATLANTA. Go., Jiin. 5.— (AI’) — Complete exoneration Speeches by Merla Brown, field secretary of tho Y. M, C. A., with on a charge of larceny after state headquarters in Jacksonville trust, has been made iq tho and W. H. Cox, general secretary case o f Rev. O. H. Greenwell, of tho Tampa "Y, wero mnde to­ former pastor o f an Atlanta dny n t noon before the Klwnnis church and at present living* Club a t its first meeting under tho direction of the 1920 officers, in in Sanford, Fla., who w a s -the Reminole Grill. brought to A tlanta in custody - Entertainm ent wns furnished Hid o f an officer from tho so lid Kiwnninos by the “Harmony Four,” tor. .general’s office to answer a quartette from tho “Honeymunicipal court w arrants sworn bunch” Musicnl Comedy Company out against him here. playing nt the present time in Or­ The specific charge was the al­ lando. Mnny visitors from various leged failure of Rev. Greenwell to scctionn of the United S tates were properly apply money entrusted to present, as well ns representatives him on loans, which money he w m of the local Rotary nnd Lion’s said to -hnvo received from four Clubs to enjoy w hat many Kiwnnifriends. nns called ono of the most enter­ Officers and those lh charge of taining luncheons held in this d ty . the were of. the op­ Mr. Brown, accompanied by Mr. S la te Road Departm ent Head inionInvestigation th a t tho minister had acted Cqx, came to Sanford Tuesday to PronUscs Im m ediate Work in good faith and had no intention confer with civic' leaders relative Upon Alm ost Im passable whatever of breaking the law. to the establishm ent here of a Y. im­ 'to restitution was made imHlretch A t Orange City Complete M. C. A. organization. They vis­ mediately uly following the rats return to ited DoLand and Daytona yester­ Atlanta, i, which, resulted In .« day afternoon nnd will bo in this Encournglng news relative to prompt dismissal qf nil chqrgsscity tho balance of th e h \s tn y . A tho completion of tho Banford-Domooting wan culled immediately nl j Land rood nnd tho improvement , Board Make* Hiatement (U | tho close of the Kiwnnis program of tho Ornngo City detour wna roIn connection with tho arrest of today in tho hope that directors celvcd nt the local Chamber of and officers m ight bo elected for Commerce offices this m orning Rev. Greenwell, and hie t tho Snnford “Y.” according to the secretary, who is exoneration of any wrong doing, During the course of his talk in receipt of a telegram .from Dr. the official board of the. F irst hoforu the members of the cluli, Pons A. Hathaway, chairm an of Christian Church today issued the Mr. Brown cited mnny statistics the state road departm ent, in following statement, in which it ia nn the cost of operating1 tho gov­ which Mr. Hnthawny expressed his made clear th a t the tlifficultien of ernm ent, the ycnrJy cost of crimo intention of giving the Orange the pastor were known to members -J and the investment inltho nutonio- City detour ids immediate a tte n ­ ,of the board: bilo. \ "Dr. Greenwell approached certion. ‘ % Ho stated tho purposo of tho Y. “So mnny complaints have boon tain members of tho board last M. C. A. wn» to build tho charac­ filed this offlca tn connection Saturday a t noon and advised them te r of boys and young men through with nt that owing to the death of hie for­ the condition of mer out the world nnd urged the Ki- tho Orangedeplorable partner in the law business, it City detour th at we wnninns to get behind the move­ found it necessary to wiro Dr, would be necessary for him. to re. ment for n local branch of that Hathaway and remind him th at turn to Atlanta Sunday afternoon orgnnization. and attem pt to straighten out thd Mr. Urowir m id, “ Wo believe in hia promise of improving this road ini: in css of tho firm which had not been fulfilled," Secrotary been temporarily stayed due to the tho prevention of wrong-doing nnd had not the expenditures of vust sums R. W. Pearmnn said this morning. fact th a t'h ia partner had been “ During his last visit to this burned to death. in the prosecution of crime." _i community in compliance with tho Organization In 55 Countries “He advised the board that cer­ He stated th at figures have been request of tho Chamber of Com­ tain monies had been entrusted published showing th at tho or­ merce, Dr. Hathaway stated th at tho firm, and upon hia entrance ganization ho represents now has ho would personally see th at this into tho ministry, he hod turned oatnblDhmeiits in 50 countries and detour was kept graded and in over tho entire business to hia th at tho “sun never sets on tho Y. good condition," Mr. Permhn said, artner. Dr. Greenwell said that ________ _________ M. C. A. flng." Many ______ figuron ____ were “hut it is apparent th at he has a had loomed that the money given to show the great contrast! not done so, for motorists travel- turned over to the firm had been in expendituren tovvnrd lh« punish-11'UT from hero to Dctjind report mis appropriated and that he ex­ ing of criminals, the pursuit of jthu slretch practically impassable ” pected to mnko restitution, both pleasures, the cost of government reply to n strongly worded on account of-the moral and legal operation and tho amount spt-nt In telegram from the Chamber of obligation entailed.safeguarding the welfare, and up­ Comntcrco offices, Dr. Hathaway "Ho stated that, being a partner building the characters of the na­ wired the following message re­ in tbo firm a t tho time of various tion’s young. ceived hero this morning; business transaction^ of which he T. L. Dumas, second-past presi­ “Sanford. Chamber of Commerce, was in ignorance, be was liable fo r dent of tho club, prairanted tho Sanfdrd, Fla. the actions.of his firm . , third past president, Dr. K. . D. “Dr. Greenwell filled the pulpit Brownloe. with tho insignia of tho ,. llave your telegram and am giv­ past prcsidcnt'a*offico. Mr. Dumas ing Division Engineer Thrasher In Sanford last Sunday morning apoko of tho wonderful work a t­ definite Instructions to proceed to and ho was aware of hia predica­ tributed to tho club under the lead­ IRLand to provldo Immediate re­ ment. and we, the members of the amons complained of. board, believe that he was simply JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 0.—UP) ership of Ilcv. Brownlee and stated lief for conditions a victim of circumatances.” F. A. gATHAWAY. —In a radidogram Inst night to th at the club had enjoyed tho g rea t­ est year In-its history during the The Associated Press, Jacksonville RECOUNT IS OPPOSED ' 1926 president's tonuro of office. Stu dents Given Peep ’ DELAND DETOUR TO BE IMPROVED, SAYS HATHAWAY E Thirteen Traffic Miami Man Heads Cases Monopolize Naval Reserve Of Municipal C o u r t Florida- For Year ^ Traffic cases predominated in Municipal Court this morning when Judge W. E. Wliito was called up­ on to opa mcntcaco on 13 alleged violators of various city traffic or­ from naval reserve station 4-NKF, Winter Parle, received at Naval Re­ dinances. 1 • C. D. King, charged with reck­ serve station 4 BP here, the fol­ less driving, waa fined $5.00, and lowing- announcement of 1926 Frank L. Woodruff, accused of parking Ida cor without the 'r e ­ election of officers by the Unitquired parking lights, waa assess­ od States Naval Reserve Officers Association, in session there was ed a flno of $1.00. . Mrs. E. W. Scott, Ms. Verity, made: J, T, Tlioralcy—Homer JTollor. M, —-President; Lieut: commandor U Wright, D. W» Walker. II. G. Charles A. Mills, Miami. Rose, Richard Norris and J. G._ Vice-President,: Lieut. William Cogburn, accused of a similar of­ Justice Lee, of Orlando. fense, were all finod $1.00 each Secretary, Ensign E. M. Crum, and Goorgo Williams, convicted of Tampa. | vagrancy, was sentenced to serve Dlrectors-at-large, Lieut. Goo. a five day period in tho City Jail. Dewitt, Jacksonville, •and Ensign R. M. Lesson, charged with leav­ B. Borchardt, Tampa. ing hia car on a parkway over A number of resolutions wero night, will bo given a hearing on adopted a t the session, tho mes­ Saturday. <■ i. , sage continued, including a reso­ lution* requesting a fleet divisibn DR. VILARI) AT CAPITAL for Tampa and als6 ono for Day­ tona. Dr. C. L. Villard, assistant state The message was signod by veterinarian in tuberculosis eradi­ Lieut* William Justico Lee. as vicecation work in Florida, was a Cap­ president. It was received hero itol visitor while on route to Mad­ by M.* D. Otnrk, radio man of the ison,, whero ho ia engaged In car­ U. 8. Naval Reserve Fleet, radio rying out an eradication program. station 4 BP. • MEDICAL SOCIETIES TO MEET KEY WEST IIpTEL CLOSES The Floridn Stato Veterinary KEY"WEST, Jan. Medical Association and the state „ , , __ _______ . , Hotel LIws Stock Sanitary Board will Jefferson here, after an existence loth- rtieet ■ JtajK hg tho of tparljr one hundred yean, has th Florida Fair. The former closed ita doors. 'The structure is South will •bo in sisslon on February 12 to be remodeled Immediately and 13, nndAho latter will and__ . „.. convene converted Into on office and buslone day earlier, February 11; nesa building, ;. CLASSIFICATION GRANTED WASHINGTON. Jan. 0.—UP)— Objection to the Senato recount in • TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Jan. 6.— the Brookhart. Stelck contest was UP)—The Florida Railroad Com­ filed today with the Senate elec­ mission issued an order today tions sub committee by Boenator granting n re-elaaalfication of all Brookhart’s counsel. There were toll rates of telephone companiesi Jndicntlons of irrogularltjca ln .the -fhandling of Tlie ballots. operating in the etate.— -----=t= v. 's & im A t Future Profession PULLMAN. Wash, Jan. —That tho members of the nartmont of architecture of Wi ington S tate College might have. . an- insight— into— the EOTBitfISSD which await them when they leave school to practice -their chosen profession, the class was h session nine continuous Thcro w u s.n o interruption fo r meals, coffee and san' ■being served the classmen at 7— i • i- . W **, Little Wanda Fallen evidently Just movod to Sanford three daya \ ! i--------------------- ;— likes'to wander, a t leaat; she did ago. She started to school*yester- j MoiUlt V E SU V IU S yesterday., had the fact that ahe “ was lost occurred to her only when day with other children of her who promised to 1 I W I ie W 8 ■he reached the corner of Palmetto . neighborhood yrho promts Avcnuo and Sixth Street. No soon-1 bring ber home safely, i It seems ■ NAPLES. Italy, Jan. or had the realisation that she that they neglected tq keep their was really, totally and absolutely, promise and Wanda gtarted outj punt Vesuvius broke into uption today. lost sunk home in her hrald than alone. A largo cruotic cone she began to broadcast her predic­ n the western side of ament in a loud wail, which a t­ Bra< sumber tracted Mrs. C. A. Spivey, of 001 v5s Palmetto Avenue. ifth D ies Suddenly n™ » quantltisa of Mrs. Spivey brought the young­ _ from both the ster, who proved to be the daugh­ vity, with violent BRADENTON, Fla., Jan. O.-UP) ter of Walter Fallen, a switchman former. A. D. Updegraff, whoce name la for tho Atlnntlc Coast LI Jonight the surface mlnent^i in ~iumbar circles thropolice station w han'* _____ _ tely hftd wut .Florida, dropped dead from aano, Sm art, through the use o f th e te le of rt disease last night. The dephono. soon locatwLber hprmn and ceased la survived by one daughumed a she was returned there by Chief *•? *hd two brothers. The body will tion of Polleo Roy G. WJUIams, ted by the lvanla for burWanda is »1* te ” Up” d 10 p' n m tho Young Explorer Loses Is Returned Home By Chief- Police . * *• • - iSL Auto Runs Down Man A t Migmi Merle Drown And W. H. Cox Tell O f B en efits That Local Branch - O f Organization Will Bring To T his City DIRECTORS FOR SANFORD “Y” ARE ALL DISPOSED OF SELECTED TODAY iiVCOUNTY COURT p o e s Serious ‘Te To Crops $50,000 FOR DELEGATIONt WASHINGTON, Jan. 0.—UH— Tho House Forolgn Affairs Com­ mittee today unamiously reported a resolution to ^authorize expendi­ ture of |50,000 for American par­ ticipation into tho preparatory dis­ to 'tru ck in North armament conference-at Geneva. onsidersble nnd the ith Cnroltna and Alfhter near the coast by sUtcs Includes - ACV? - “ . . Icountry, a hostelry .th at m ust cerftrn1n*«,p" ?or th,‘ 1talnly a ttra c t hundreds of visitors year 1925 Involved the huge sum lo your comjminity ” of $17,409,770 and the deals reMr. Ball expressed him self as rorded numbered 3,070, according to figure.'i made public todny tiring agreeably surprized with the through the records of tho Sanford development of Sanford accom­ plished since hi.tsjnj>tr* visit hero Credit Association. ’ * some months ago, and praised tho This is believed to be high­ er. by far than any previous deals recorded. The highest am ount in one month was reached in November when the num ber of transactions reached 410 for n total of $3,095,000. The poorest month recorded wns Janunry when only 104 deals ( were consummated nnd $474,000, wns involved. The largest single day’s busin­ Prohibition Charges ess was on Nov. 2, when $507,000 Representative C itizens Are Many changed hand.i in 24 s e p a ra te 1 Chosen To A ssist In The On Ducket Are Expected deals. This record was made pos­ To Ho Completed Before Organization Of Local sible by the sale of 0,900 acres of Coming Saturday N night B r a n c h OL Association land by G. B. Rend to J. C. Bills, Jr. Practically all minor cases were At n meeting held thi* a fter­ Much optimism wns expressed in local real estate drcleH this noon in tho Seminole Grill direct­ disport'd of in County Court yester­ morning over tho years business or! wore elected for the Sanford day afternoon nnd this morning be­ fore Judge Jam es G. Shnron, anil and great hopes arc entertained Young Men’ll C hristian approximatoly 18 cmuhi tnby tho reultors of th e city f o r an tion and announcera .a t *i»* irtmia i un)y, tin* p.isSesflion nnd mnmieven greater yonr In 1920. Many thnt a mooting for th? purpose of valving fnrturi' of whUftsy rem ain to oc­ of them pointed out th a t Sanford selecting the officers of the new cupy tin* rourt’Mattention. was ju st beginning to show a organization fo r the year 1U2G Tho trial of theso caKcn entails g reat nmmint o f activity and they would lie hold curly in tho evening. n grent deal of time nnd delay, it W.'R. Smith was chairman of tho predict that tho coming few is believed that the court will clean months will hear witness to their j meeting which elected the iliroct- the docket by Saturday night nnd a J ors, who were announced ns folstatem ents th a t 1920 will be establish something of n rec­ " lows: For one year, I*. C. Be- so, banner year. ord by disposing of 52 cases in olio G. F. Smith, H. O. Chnse, II. wook'a session. Several of tho lending sub-di­ hout, C. Du Bose, Iln rry Kent nnd T. L. Among those who wero found vision dealers of the city are pre­ Dumas: for two years: Hnrry Ste­ guilty nnd who will bo duly senten­ paring to m arket their various T. W. I.nwton, S. It. Digh- ced by Judge Shnron are: Mnrlo properties nnd ninny pieces of busi­ vens, ton. W. M. Scott, R. T. Fox and Grant, assault ami b attery; Dan ness property in the downtown dis­ IV. It. Sm ith; for three yenrs: F or­ Hall, carrying concealed weapon; trict are expected to change hands rest Lnke, J. G. Sharon, B. F. Elbert Rockniorc, aggravated nssoon, which will tend to mnk£ the W hitncr, R. J. Holly, S. I’ul- unult; O. C. Bryant, uggrnvnted nscoming months very busy ones. I cston nnd Sr., D, T. Thrasher. One operator cited the fact that I From this list of directors the rnUit: J a n u s Harris, reckless driv­ ing; Julia Jerry, assault and b at­ one year ago the business proper­ officcro will bo chosen. It is sniil tery. ties along the lnke front nmi in tho that, pending the erection of a William Austin, accused of reck­ vicinity of Commercial Street wns f suitable building for uso ns head­ less driving, was found not guilty worth $500 to $000 ncr front foot. quarters, the old City Hall will lie nnd Pasco Duncnn, charged with He stated thut today the snnio used. , drunkenness, failed to nppenr. property is worth from $1,000 to Merle Brown, field secretary for R. E. Hillynrd, accused of possess­ $1,500 ncr foot. This is believed to the Y. M. C. A., wns in the city ing a still nnd a quantity of whis­ be tho highcii' prico over asked for the m eeting nnd wns accomp­ key forfeited bond on each alleg­ here for vacant property. anied by W. II. Cox, general sec­ ed offense. • Following is a list of the deeds retary of the Tampa Y. M. C. A. Several cnscs wero continued or recorded and the amounts involved They both assisted in the forming nol prossed, nnd others arc to cornu for each month of 1925: o f-th e local organization and in up for trial tomorrow.Janunry ....... 104 \ 474,000 short talks stated th eir- sfttlrfneJohn Kobinsoh, charged with 643,500 tion In seeing the city of Hnnfonl possessing whiskey, was placed on Fobrunry ............... 309 1.238.500 join the list of Florida municipal­ trial late this afternoon, nnd a de­ M arch........................309 781,000 ities which have jumped in be­ cision in Ids case is expected to April ......... 809 723,250 hind tho “Y” movement. May .................. 209 ho given In the morning session. 1,202,750 Juno ................. 209 1,038,920 July .....................—..340 1,514,100 August .—.........—.270 2,312,250 September ..1.........-340 2.300.000 October .......... r..... .298 3.095.000 Novombor ......... —410 2.229.500 December .....425 Ilnrry Edwards, head of the Orlnndo Conservatory of Music wns In Sanford today as n guest of Rev. E. D. Brownlee and to inves­ tigate the possible opening here of a school of mnsic. M r. Edwards was present nt the Totals ........ — .3,070 $17,409,770 Klwnnis luncheon nt'noon ancAto!4 of .tentative plans for a Sanford school. Ho entertained members REED RESOLUTION KILLED of the club with a song nt the con­ WASHINGTON. Jan. 0.—(TP).— clusion of his short talk and w.is •TON, Jan. (L^C/P).— enthusiastically received. By a voto of eight to three, the Sennte Foreign Relations Comniiti was damaged seri- lafet week's freexe tho south Atlantic in Southern Florida, ent of Agriculture's of crop and.weather juthorn states showi M ' l ^ - • ^ _____ _____ Wire Of 3 D eaths Ml W ith Bert ui’s Story Imiting Rich Man *3 . •. . *' «s. :r* % ffA Vt l ^VV-OsV- �. ,S o4.> This WilJ D rive N ew Dirigible ig Island People A dopt M an M ade M ountains As L a te st Decorative F ad £&£ NEW YORK, Jan. C.—(A*)—Manmade mountains are changing the landscape in a dozen shore villages of eastern Long Island. Places th a t last year were smooth stretch­ es of windswept beach now are the site of these synthetic hills. Despite the fact th a t the mounds are neither artistic nor utilitarian in themselves, community pride of each ham let appears to be in - di­ rect proportion to the size of its York Producer Declares < A m ericans Just As Go6d [ I f N ot B etter DramaltaLs Than Continental Artists Scores General Booking Methods r ' y. - th e sea in ships to make their liv­ ing. Reports last year th a t the bivalve was a disease spreading for heme consumption. Some wish agency cut the demand sharply I the small oyster while1others have last year, but this year It appears a marked preference fo r the me­ dium or large varieties. Siio alone is not necessarily an indication of ster quality. However, In order a t each.commtinlty may have Ua preference th e oysters are graded as to size. The largest size runs about 200 oysters to the gallon. There is no complaint when the heap of oyster shells In the various villages of Long Island grow to rather mountainous proportions. B EA U T IFU L /H O M E SITES* S - ■— Short D istance To Sanford Country Ciub and Golf Course Good B ath in g, B oating and F ish in g Good W ater G ood s NOTED COMPOSER SUED Declares Talent Of Today Has Improved Over That Of L ast Two Generations NEW YORK, Jan. 0.—</P>— H enry Bush, composer of “ Hot Lips", and “ W ang W ang Blues” , who is being sued for alimony, de­ poses th at he had been drinking all night when he m et Elennore Ly­ man, show girl in the Hotsy Totsy Club and th at he was intoxicated when he m arried her a few hours later. . NEW YORK, Jnn. fi.—OP) —Dan­ iel Frohman has little sympathy with expeditions of American pro­ ducers to foreign countries for act­ or* anil plays. The time, effort and money,' he believes, could bo uoid to better advantage in this Country. ThiTd arc hundreds of actors lafid w riters in the United Htatis Who can m eet the demands of ihc ‘ stage he says and adds that thi- imi pression in some quarters that f«r[eign . players and plays have a Ig re a tc r attraction here, is errnneK A fter mnny years of activity ns ■Rnanngcr and producer, Frohman B row rent: i in his qunint offices near |H9rondw ny nmong the memories of H i glorious past and the significant H i a t t s of the present. R B is theater is leased to someone and he has no productions. To him the "game now is too much j o f a risk,1' owing to com|X'tion and “high cost of everything." 1 Most of his time is devoted to the Actor i 1 uml of Amerirn. Maude Ailams. H arken, Laver■ham, Snthi rn, John Drew, May Irwin, Mr. and Mrs. Kendall and many other stars have played in his ■hows, lie has been in inti• m ate association with the world’s g reatest playwrights. "The talent of today is jii*i as g re a t/’ he suld in making rnmparisons, “but <>ur player • haven't I lie lam e opportunities—the plays now do not supply them. --- “ Tho old dramas were whole L1*1*1»«-111*11 it mI i'll! 1■ ' auilli;. some JfL't yot Icontained a strong rmo tionai appeal. They wop* well run• Btrocted. 'T h e pervert-d se.x play-, of the present sir- the fright I ill outcome of the mind of modern mi (lienees. la their search l*ir up peal, our writers have turned to horrible subject-, but ll real dram a, with i’< i.ppm turii'ies for thu actor.>. j.s In-low thr.t of the past. “ 1 am glad to note tout Im-se horrible play i do not make a go beyond New York. Here they sin -' vlve because th ey , have so many elements from which to draw. {Jties and towns in the country, the situation i.i different Tho fam ily has a digtiifmd p, sitom and the wholesome - something • * nvntcd and stinmlat ive is lb -ired. This is what I want. Wt* ran gi t it through thi* revival of |>i. old dramnti and tne w riting of new. Eipccially should we enrouruge our present any drnm ntist in this d i­ rection." SA L E S O FFIC E : 108 M agnolia Ave. Grade Crossing Day Observance Is Asked Mow Doctors T re a t ('olds And The Flu Achieve riches through the am azing growth o f Sanford and the accomplishments o f ADAIR BEATS CORKY Britt- Chittenden R ea lty WEST PALM UEACli, Jan. t’, “—(if)—Barney A dair of New York coped an easy newspaper decision byur Jim m y (lorry of Philadelphia here Inst night. Adair took eight of the ten rounds. Both men a tr welU-rwel glits. Co WALL BACK IN PRISON LOUISVILLE, Jan. 0.—George Wull attem pted to get a Job with tho police heri yesterday. Today he is on bis wav back to an Illinois penitentiary from which he-esenp ed years ago, to finish serving a 2 f tj’unr sentence for burglary. It is entirely possible for every man to attain a goodly start towards inde pendence and riches during 1926, through investments ma.de in the fastesl growing city in Central Florida. TEJIM.UOO FOlt PAINTING TVttONTO, Jan. 0.—</P)—Jonn Vincent, formerly n New Found land fisherman, is to receive $(’10, 000 for painting 14 figures in u group of three generations of the fam ily of G._Y. Bilker of Chicago. T h e opening of the* Second Unit o f Druid- Park will* be announced in a * ^ n r “ * ays. now Avail yourself of this opportunity by making T h e fact that homesites can still be secured at introductory prices mean greater profits in the im m ediate future. More than 1,000,000 Car Finished with DUCO One of tiie best loca* . * tions in Florida. Fui sale cheap — Lease. Doing1 good business Sec Plummer. BROWN REALTY $ COMPANY rv D 'V W t has there Ikcii such .1 dem and for inv im prove-' itinit .is there is now fur the du Pont Duco finish for automobiles. Unit Number One s out on Opening day llim k iil it [ )iiro will tem ain beautiful indefinitely; it jeers at sand .111.1 alkali: it I,tilth s .it snow am! rain,-thud, sun o r ite , it is e.isu r, quicker .111J cheaper to keep clean. This may 'mind too good to !>c true hut 1 ,000,000 cars have been blushed w ith Duco and the num ber is do u b lin g . We Can tcfiiii.il v mi car under the Duco System and tu rn it o u t in a vcr\ 'hint time w ith that "new" look W hich w ill last indchm ii.li And when vou rest II your ta r you will get cause ol the Ducniinish 4 better price be­ 4 ■'tv"1 Lcf us put D u co o n your cur n o te / ItAY SCHMIDT 122 U nlr.n A ve BRITT-CHITTENDEN REALTY COMPANY, DEVELOPERS Chime 472-W . Thereh oiify t a a j + tim ii& '.z. f e . eP O N T IJu vv‘~ ix .Y Y y ra M M |B B H i reservations �'omen’s Owl W M HIRED BY •fljy £)f Native Books C O M M IS S IO N S P4 •*i-y —• /** er Stowe’s “Unfelo Tom’s Cabin.” rO N » : J»n. C -— V P > — Tha poems of Sidney Lanier, nos* .unique libraries -C o lle c tio n of books Georgia poet, were- sent fnrin that stive Americans, state, while Tennessee gave a .vol­ a t headquarters ume on Ills life- Two works on ll Federation of Woodrow Wilson have bean receiv­ ed'thus far, ono by JosephUs Dan­ from North Carolina and the iiirily as an inform"* oiels , eJul> women*; the tter by Henry Allen White, from . Ion will represent Kansas. From Massachusetts came the ian Lltera____..eld. Each m Jbaa been asked to jt~¥^ books by ind of Its own state TUo samo state sent Benjamin Ho library numbers Franklin’s autobiography, and "Tbo Amortenn Revolution*’ by ■ninnies. _ , jso of tho Federa- John Fiske. *‘Tho American Language” by Tl. He library available jbs and members L. Mencken'and ’'Old Manors in [mailing of rcqtfcat- the Coldny of Maryland," along eopled extracts, or with many works by Poo Were re­ ere specified; book] ceived from Maryland. North Car­ olina's contribution included “ Ly­ of the rioted Ameri- nda from Cotton Lands" by John represented In the Charles McNeill and "N egro Folk njf with mafty whose Stoiies" by Sallio Southall Cotton. The poetical works of Joaquin received statowido ^A number of the vol- Miller, “The Sian with the.Hoe" by lo Rifts of the auth- Mdrkham, and volumes by Bret ontoRrnphs. Several Hdrte were sent from California. era and officers of the, Indiana sent Beveridge’s "Life of ■A ’«#■* J !-'*•* I* T «I' *- John Marshall.” A t least one present cabinet Jte plctare of the Rrowth fta. and the nation, with meinber will be represented rn the of th eir builders, is collection. It includes SedrctaTy the collection, niong Mellon’s “Taxation*; The People’s lies, poems, works on Business," sent by Pennsylvania. Miss Joseph Jnnkin, secretary of iture and kindred subtho headquarters research* dep art­ »ma federation includ- ment nnd in charge of the library, st contribution to the feels that particular enre should Istnry of Alabama" by be taken of one of the books from Puckett, Helen Kcl- West Virginia, It Is “Settlem ent tf My Life," “ Up from nnd Indian W ars of West Virginia Booker T. W ashing- anil Pensylvanin," by Doddridge. 5r volumes dealing The Woat Virginia Federation had nml tho Confeder- great difficulty In obtaining a copy of the book, which first was p rin t­ Twatn Included books representing ed in 1824. Only a few copies still inre Mark Tw ain’s remain in tho- state, ono of them [Yankee in King Ar- being treasured in n safe a t the nnd H arriett Beech­ state library._______ ’ [KETS IK. Jan, <5.—(yip)—IloEldcncicg were in eviopening of today's in continuation of moral selling move#rs and high priced deluding Mack Truck . lerienn Can, Gcncr.il lity Motors and Halil iparatfvely heavy hut few ffsetting gaincopper and southw .s. ['shares. (discussion of merger and favorable trafcaused bidding for Norfolk and Western pe first half hour. The rail group, however, I«h with St. Paul pfd., ig a sharp reaction and entrai showing marked pressure increased aDnotor shares, tho early hryslor, Dodge, Whito Trucks ranging from Ee points. Woojwortli, Bel Car nnd Mathison ed in thu downwanl ly appearance* o£ thu interferrud by n run several special ties refcuina of three to four lericnn Express. JewiGeneral Electric, ^changes opened firm fractionally higher vailing on tho Jacksonville m arket today ns “reported by the Florida SUite M nrkcting Bureau: _< *. Supplies, of miscellaneous Veg­ etables vory light, practically ull green vegetables, wanted; demand good; moveftient light; m arket strong for good stock. Beans—Green, hprs. around $1. @$5.00. Cukes— Hot house, fancy, $2.25 ® 12.50. Eggplant— Std. erts, ntodiuihs, fancy, $2.50@$3.50. Poppers—Std. erts, green belles, fancy, mostly $4.00@$5.0U. Tomntoes— Sixes, Fla., fane count nnd stock $5.00@$<3.00. Tomatoes—Sixes Fla., fancy, count nnd stock, $3.GU@$4,50. Squash—Hampers and bu. erts. small, yellow $l.50@$5.50. Cabbage—1% bu ham pers, $2.75 @|3.25. . Oranges—Boxes, fancy, count nnd stock, $3.50@$4.00. Oranges—Boxes, choice count nnd stock, $2.50@?3.00. G rapefruit—Boxes, fancy, count and stock, $3.00@?3.G(>. G rapefruit—Boxes, choice, count nnd stock, $2.00@$2.50. Chicago, Jan. 0.—(/P)—Hogs 20,- BEHALF RADIO is Being urged Action Is Taken .Following Petition Of CitUcns Who Believe . Additional Force Win Curtail Accidents Secretary Hoover Says Now M easures Must Be Passed At the regular mooting of tho By Congress To Save Radio County Commissioners held yester­ day in,tho conrthousc it was voted Communication From Chaos to uso tho money which had pre­ viously been diluted the county for hiring a game warden for tho pur­ Government A sk ing pose of adding another motorcycle For Full Authority officer to. the forces of Sheriff C. M. Hand. Tho sheriff was also in­ structed to purchase another mn- Control Of W ave Lengths chino for tho use of the additional And Licenses Particularly deputy. Needed, S ays T he Secretary This action is believed to have - TV '_j.ii.JI ■ I -- ■' V. j '4 ^ -.rrr*', v f .f f “ I 11 H H , 1 * k < ( •• ’ . , J I > i %*, , . *V resulted from n petition which was presented tho bonrd by citizens • WASHINGTON, Jan. 0.—(iT)— who asked fur better iiattoling of New legislation a t tills session of Celery AVenuo, the Mid-way and Congress is essential to prevent what is known as Canaan City. . “chnos in radio broadcasting and Many accidents have happened communication,” Secretary Hoover during tho past few months in Hint today told the HOUM Merchant vicinity, according to the petition­ Marine Committee, which is con­ ers nnd another county officer will ni sidering the radio regulation Hill hch) cut down tho rccklcs3 driving piresented by Representative White, and othfer causes 9>f 3nulsh-ups„«ftcpuklican of Maine. they believe. ^ Mr. Hoover recommended pas­ *1lie county has born minus a sage of the bill ns meeting “the traffic cop since tho injury to It. present public necessity," notating C. Wilcox, which occurred on Ban- out lhat congestion in broadcasting ford Avenue shortly before Christ­ Had nradceod a m ost pressing need mas. Wilcox is expected to return for legislation. to his duties in about one month. The bill gives the government Tho commissioners, though in jurisdiction nver all phases of r a ­ scssioikithroughout the dny did not have anything of importance laid dio that relate lo Interstate nnd before them and routine business foreign commerce and the secre­ tary said th a t “ Federal supremacy occupied most of the meeting. is absolutely essential if this sys­ tem of communication is to he pre­ served nnd advanced." Government control over licenses nnd wave lengths us now in efiect in the commerce departm ent also CHICAGO, Jan. 0.—(VP)—The is provided. world’s 18.2 hnlklinc , billiards i . . . . ,, « t Lpr„ nre now championship that flittered out of 53(1 mnjor braU JasV ug station* in Stftn Jayi later a ItltfrmMt rrlrt hsi him. reading tamethtng 1 ^ thtr: HAVE BUYER FOR PROPERTY A T FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLAR3 PROFIT. , | I Young Schaefer Has Cue Title In Sight ScTinef.”r ' lost it 'nn ’ n" Schaefer month ngo to Edouard Uoremntw. Belgian, seems destined tq_ return. Young Jake, unruffled nnd m as­ terly, has:taken a lend of 1,000-to 572 over liorem ans in their 1,500 point match which ends today. Schaefer added to his win on th*: last block with 11 500 to 11)7. vie. tory in the second Inst night, iii.i average Was 25 and his high run 210. Horrnians continued to suffer from the nervousness that charac­ terized his opening play. PRIEST SCOURGED BY MEMBERS OF , FANATICAL SECT 000: mostly 10 to 20c higher than ? ‘‘Our Lady Of Tears” Name Of Order Which Caused ' F rench' ChurcYtman To Be Subjected To .Punishment Hoover »ld to there lvirccountry. 0)l|., 39Mr. wavu iL.ng8ts" be (|islril)llU? u ,™ with _______dannl(„1K m o n g _____ _ ,many of the wave lengths below cffet{ive use. “The problem," ho continued, “has been to try ,to divide 80 wave lengths among more than 500*sta ­ tions, which means an average of over rlx stations to each wave length. There are some 250 applications for new stations before tho depart­ ment now. If they were allowed, 1 and the number thereby increased nearly f , 0 per cent, the whole broad­ casting service would he destroyed. From the viewpoint of public serv­ ice we need fewer stations rather than more." Mr. Hoover approved also tin* provision of the bill setting un a national committee of nine m e ', tu rs 1 1 net m advisory capacity t,i lilt* secretary of commerce in ra ­ dio m atters. F ights L ast N ight HOMItON, France, Jan. (5.—(/}’i | —Abbe l)cs Noyera, a parish priest 1 * today was still suffering intense-1 NEW YORK, Jan. 0. —(/P)—StnnIv from the scourging given at islnut Luayra, Chilean lightweight, iho hands of tho nienttiers /if tile I outpointed Charley Rosen of Now fanatical order, "Our Lady ..if I York (10 rounds) , Willie Dillon, Tears" while he lay stripped and Cuban lightweight. outpointed gagged in the sacristy of h is ! Hubby Kobidenu of Allentown, church (10 rounds.) The priest himself % declared to lie a member «f the sect nnd the SIOUX FALLS, Jan. fl.-i/P )— m u r gimr of him is said to have Dave A tler, Sioux Falls bantambeen' carried out In artier to expel from his body “the spirit of evil vvi'Igiit, defeated Ollie B artlett, of Minneapolis (11) rounds). Frank which possessed it." Hollis, of St. Paul knocked out A dozen persons from Bordeaux, some of them aged women, nre Earle l.illydahl of Den.Molnes, said to have comprised tho iiarty (three rounds). Paul Wangle 'or which rendered the priest helpless Si. PmiI won n decision over Nat nnd flayed him with cords ,und left Ripon of Milwaukee, (six rounds). him 111 such a serious condition th at it is aksertod he will not he ST. PETERSBURG, Fin.. Jan. ll. able to resume his priestly d u tie s —(A’/—Midge Mike O'Dowd of Co­ for a month. lumbus beat liinkie May (10 Marie Mcamin, a janitress of rounds). Bordeaux, founder of the order of “Our Lady of Tears", has been A woman won tho Sangamon cited to appear before the author ities nnd explain tho attack. She County, Illinois, ling-calling con­ claimed, however, a fte r the priest test this year, nnd, knowing men had been be In bo red, tiint he was ns well us we do, we should think casting a spell over her. She nnd nny m arried woman would. — Albert Kroger nre lielng held by American Lumberman. thg^ authorities. Thu prosecutor was surprised to find th a t all the members of the attacking rxirty belonged to thu upper middle tlnss . and wore of im portant■„/[means. »m Tuesday’s average; killing pigs 25 to 50c>higher; bulk good and choice 225 to 301) pound butchers 11.70(a) 11.90; better 100 to 200 pound weight largely 12.00@ 12.30; ma­ jority 140 to 150 pound selections j2.35@12.ti0; tops 130 nnunds ut> Slock IJ.it |n ........................281) V, 12.05; 100 pound up 12.50; bulk ..................... 77% packing sows 0.50@985; better .188 Vs grades killing'” pigs 12.40@ 13.00;imotive ........... 102A* heavy weight hogs 11.2G@11.80; el ................ «... 47% medium 11.C0@12.10; light, 11.40® »ky —..............-400% 12.50; light lights 11.00® 12.05; fric ....................325 packing sows 9.00@10.10; slaugh­ N d .........- ......... 18% ter pigs 12.25@13.00. Jcntral ..............J3 2 Cnttlo receipts 12,000; fat jiteers SW estern ............140% steady to strong; yearlings show­ [pacific ________ 61 ing strength; killing quality im­ i n P et........._........ 7 4 % proved; bulk 8.90@10.50; best yearling-, heavies and medium weight 10.50; some heavies held cific ....................102% higher; stackers and feeders very llway •„................118% firm ; active trade on cows ».... - ......... 45% heifers fully steady; spots ;Of N. J .............. 6H% Wet*-,,................... 09% higher; bulls .weak to 25c lower; Prkc*»c"l top on 1 heavy bolognas ARAL BSTATH —IMVISSTMCNT" P ....... .....- .... — .148%. 0.00; outsiders buying choice veal» ............. ~..... 01% ers a t 13.50® 14.00; packers most Lobby ru 1«ston-U ru ral«r tild e . Hanford F lorida | - ..... .................... 130% ly 12.60 downward, steady. «■ 14,000: good and choice ~ Ja n . 0.— m _ light handy weight fa t lambs ac­ quickly ahowed weak- tive; strong to 26c higher; heavies stativo strength of slow; early bulk bettor grades fat BUDAPEST, Hungary, Jan. 0.— liv e niool having iambs 15.75@10.25; around seven .ab o u t any aggros- doubles to city butchers nnd ship­ (4^—Today was another ono of sre a t tho opening, pers 10.30@10.50; few sales of sensational disclosures In the hngo kthex eo»dltlons 'n heavy Iainba'at 15.Q0@15.50; fcod- counterfeiting plot that has alrcatly brought a dozen prominent reported, and sell?*mb”J “t.ron-g: eh_nl<’n kirn) up--' J trt t a o t a r t g o T wrafdTS-HL25 fa t -sheep steady; Hungarians within tho khadow of [•disclosed the mar- fcw decka of f a t ewes early at prison. u n „ i---- 1 .v.-------nd on the declines, 8.50@9.00. While detectives continued their raids search of Kddltional evi­ le number of staiulButter lower, receipts 690 tubs; dence,-ihfurther ■‘*11 out nnd to stop creamery arrests were made extras 43; standards 42% Inito fixed limits « tr » firsts 42@42%; seconds 42@ and tho namen of other notables ito operation. The iU 7*2• allegedly involved were mado pubinged to %c lower, lie. •• . Eggs unchanged, receipts 0,011 ly 11.78 to $l.7U and cases, Among those taken into custody [to $1.54 was followthic morning was Baron Sigismund »' 1 Infng of n fully and ] Pcrehyf, former minister of the in­ Itback to $1.77% for NEW YORK, Jan. But­ terior and Intimate friend of the A3 % for July. ter steadier; receipts 43,482. Pack- ■late* premier Count Tisza. Count He > weather in the| *n*f ®tock current moke number, Ssmrecsant, *a powerful political Dgether with thtl rc- two 3l%@32. leader, also was arrested nnd a tvement of tho com I Eggs firm er receipts 18,876. warrant woe jaaoed for pojico Pre* it Tlabossy, w ho'left on a hur­ incss ,to com vhi-| Fresh gathered extra firsts 41 %@ trijo, were current 4»J d« Tlrata .40@41i Pacific const ried vacation when tho ranVTfleadilution in tho 1925 pi/ jW tM firata to extra firsts 42%@ tiona o( tho p lo t. wore first dis­ ng evened up througl 40; cheese firm, receipts 152. covered. Lugbtcr of hogs. A ft-1 Another devejopmont won the at %c lower to %c addeparture for NUly of ono qf tho CHICAGO, Jan. PoU- French detectives who has been ! 80% to 80% the corn gains all around, toe» trading good, markot firfti! working here, to arrest tho IlunDoesn’t hurt one bill Drop a receipt# 40 cars; total U. 8. shipig 87%c. little “ Freczone” on nn aching corn, 5 * nt* twelve Canadian cars; , e easy, sympathising . .. , . . . _ . . . __1'ov® fifed over tho bor‘•■■Mtan., sacked round whites, tlcr ” , , instantly that com stops hurting, i weakness. Starting a t *Wls.-Mlnn then shortly you lift It right off 45% c Oats continued Idaho; fa?CJrj The printing'works of the royal with fingsm — sacked russets 4—0@4.35. geographic society where tho »wcr. . . — . . Your druggist soils a tiny bottle ped notes ore be reflcctod the upward of “Freezono" for a few cents, suf­ CHICAGO* Jan. a —UP)— Poul­ engrovod, was tho editor of an ficient to remote every hard corn, ntonsive search by th" authorities try alive, firm ; receipts one car; soft corn; or com between the toes, for a draftsman, engraver and und fowls 25@3l; springs 31;. tqrkeys cniluses, ^without soreX c U 2 » ; printor, who‘ ^ all.god to h ire a n ^tho J ofoot o t raUuses, 30;; foost stars 18; di • ® nidden or destroyed the plates, ness or iriUtlOD. K««se 18, .. . % , -.. i , . . , *., . r"U, t ; J.’" E arle T. Field o r e Disclosures [ade In H ungarian Counterfeiting Plot ■<a [S French Arrived at 8; Left at 2 and Pocketed a Profit of $1,500.00 F RENCH 9 n banker from Kentucky. Last July, with his family, he started for a New England tour. They routed their trip by way of Asheville—and thereby hangs a talc. HAVE BUYER FOR PROPERTY AT FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS PROFIT. 1 4 French replied on this, order: SELL. BUY OTHER PROPERTY ' WE DISCUSSED. V Before the Kentucky banker had returned to his home, an attractive offer had been * received for a part of his second purchase. ' This offer was declined because French wished to study more thoroughly this active real estate market. The party reached Asheville nt 8 o'clock in the morning and during the forenoon they saw the city. Mrs. French became wildly enthusiastic over the beauties of the moun­ tains: the cvcr-changing panorama of sky, -towering peaks and green valleys, with beauti­ ful homes nestling in the green slopes. French, ever the banker, with the banker’s point of view, saw a busy city, busy industries, active commercial life, and the unmistakable evidences of sound growth. Two pieces of property seemed to be particularly good values and French bought one of them. A few months later, in company with hia business partner, who had enormous holdings in Florida, he returned to Asheville and made * a careful survey of. the entire section. The outcome was so inspiring that the two men purchased business property to the extent of $175,000.00. *1 • * French is now building a beautiful home on the mountainside and expects to spend the. rest of his days in*‘‘The Land, of the Sky.” They left at 2 o’clock the same afternoon. Seven days later a telegram, reading some­ thing like this, reached Mr. French: A ch art is usually an u n in terest­ ing thing but this is w hat Mr. French discovered about Ashe­ ville, nnd if you arc looking for opportunities for investm ent, for business advancem ent, or for a happy place to live, you can spend th irty seconds to good advantage by taking o good look a t this. W rite for specific inform ation and illustrated booklets to Asheville C ham ber of Commerce, Asheville, N. C. lid , i' * The G rowth of Business in Asheville a t* i -- -4 T I4J at ■ - ——r— - — ai -a -- to - —.... — * h i ... ... 0 - «# i os h i or Hi f -This.is ,!Llme_.Jtary. - Correa.! n»mewill be furnished on -cquett. J Lift O ff-N o Pain! 'r ‘ ^ "x \ N & ’» . / ( ^ \ r^-% ’ . ■-.. *;,v■ -v *- •* f,, :T 'X ijxwUP? 4i *■ \y ■'■ -‘t L -I ' H . : :i *? • ‘r • : I .'*2*9*, �jRPjlERALP, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY g Island People Adopt Man Made This WilJ Drive N ew Dirigible NEW YORK, Jan. fl.—(JP)—Man­ made mountains are changing the landscape in a dosen shore villages of eastern Long Island. Places th a t last year were smooth stretch­ es of windswept beach now are the site of these synthetic hills. D4jpite the fact that the mounds are neither artistic nor utilitarian In themselves, community pride of ■ -N e w York Producer Declares Americans Just Ah (loud 0 | f N ot B elter Dramatists ; Than Continental Artists Localities vary In the m atter of favoring various sixes of oysters for home consumption. Some wish I the small oyster whllw others have a marked preferenco for the me­ dium or large varieties. Site alone is not necessarily an indication of oyster quality. However, in order that each community may have Its preference the oysters are graded as to sixe. The largest size runs about 200 oysters to the gallon. There is no complaint when tho heap of oyster shells in the various villages of Long Island grow to rather mountainous proportions. Scores General Booking Methods ft- K Short D istance To Sanford Country C ub and Golf Course Good B athin g, Boating and F ish in g Good Scl NOTED COMPOSER SUED Declares Talent Of Today Han Improved Over Thai Of Last Two G enerations ' B E A U T IF U L HOME SITES NEW YORK, Jan. fl.—f/P)— Henry Bush, composer of "Hot Lips”, and / ‘Wang Wang Blues”, who is being sued for alimony, de­ poses that he had been drinking all night when ho met Eleanoro Ly­ man, show girl in the Hotsy Totay Club and that ho was intoxicated when he married her a few hours Inter. NEW YORK. Jnn. fl.-O PI-D anlei Frohnum has little sympathy with expeditions of American pro­ ducers to foreign countries for actoni and ploys. The time, effort and money," he believes, could lie d to better advantage in this j try. I here are hundreds of actors writers in the United States » can meet the demands of tho he says andnow addsisthnt iinhimrethe ' game loothe niueli in owing some quarters for• of aislon risk,” to compelthat ion and players have n the i "high costandof plays everything." iterof attraction is erronc‘ Most his time ishere, devoted to tin* Grade Grossing Day. ls *"«' Actor, i Fund of America. fter many years of nctivity as ObstTVIMICC Is Asked 1 '> N I> O N . -Inn -I/Pl Ilernuse • V- Maude Adams, liark ell, Fnveri Alice llely dn, wlm had henutlful lagerSothern, and producer, Frohman shnm, John i'rew, May r rests i in and h1s quaint offices near \ ti \ v e \ ,• t hair, hns become h pronounced Irwin, Mr. Mrs. Kendall and ndwoy memories many, otheramong stars the hnve played of in Obscrvunee of an am .im l' notionlh" !". n *cpl^.nX ‘1-m.ncia____his lorious significant shows. past He and liasthe been in inti- a I g r a d e . „ .g d r . ... he sp o ,.. l " ’" fm m w rl h ‘T facts the present. .1 ............. .... re v u e . • m ate of association with the world's .........I I . . . ................ . ■ H i theater hr Tpiwft! tiTsTumpW greatest playwrights. Volte and talent he has ofnotoday productions. ..«' V , “Tho is just To ns T w .-i.t_ a . ............... i ...................... i . g re a t,”~he said in making i-umpurisons, “but* our player i haven't the nsmu opporlimiiies—the plays now do not supply them. C- • ' “The old dramas were wludr \ ■ some, yet contained a sirong emo tionnl appeal. They wer** well con­ structed. The pervert'd sex plays of thp present nr1 the frightful ■ outcome of tke mind of mntleiii au­ diences. In their search lor a p ­ peal, our writers have turned t<> , horrible subject *. hilt I1 real drama, with its opportuni'ics for thv actor.>, is below that of the past. “1 am glad to note tn.it tnr.-c horrible play i do not make n go beyond New York. Here they ton ■' vlve because Ihey.hnVa so many elements from which to draw. “/UiitM .tjllew unit lewirs in the country, the Hitualimi l.i different, Tho family has u dignified p* silinn und tho wholesome-^ .uimetbing . l ovnted and stimulative is lle-ired. This Is whet I want. We run gr I it through the "revival of tin old draman and the writing of new. Especially should we i neoiir.ige out present day dramatists in this di-. jrectlon." SA L E S O FFICE: 108 M agnolia A ve. "'■•I**** V How Doctors T reat Colds And The Flu ADA IK DEATH CORKY r L o a n s Fu r WEST PALM REACH, Jan. 11 •^-(A1)—Barney Adair of New York coped an easy newspaper decision aycr Jimmy (lorry of Philndclp.'ih here last night. Adnlr took eight of the ten rounds. Both men are M 1 ii^i M n rlg ii|» r < u iiM lIl f im iis U -- 1 i r .1 A . U«l KI1« »llf l O N E Y A V A N mi u lii'ii 1 in . A I I I . L il t h i- 1* . C O N N E L L Y & amazing growth o f and L o a n .-: Y iilu a liu n n iiirk i-t Achieve riches through the fu r ltn*>iti ;i( 1m i l l * / theaccomplishments Britt-Chittenden R ealty lA l S S O N S ^ rriiin l I ’ lin ilt' welterweights. It is entirely possible for every man to attain a goodly start towards indei ■j . I yM .fj ' pendence and riches during 1926, through investments made in the fastest * * • .Y * growing city in Central Florida. lr>:,,000 FOR PAINTING TORONTO, Jan. fl.—(jp)—Jonn Vincent, formerly .a New Found land fisherman, Is to receive f(?r>,000 for painting 14 figures in a ?;roup of throe generations of the ramily of (5. Y. linker of Ghicugo. The opening of the Second Unit o f Druid Park will be announced in a i few days. Avail yourself of this opportunity by making reservations \ now mean BROWN REALTY COMPANY - % * * ,4 j. the immedia te future. More than 1,000,000 Car Finished with DUCO r .iny improve- Remember, Unit Number One so ld out on Opening day. co on your cup now/ <122 Union Avc HAY SCHMIDT Phone 172-W. IS French Avc., I'hone 55.MV. There u only ONE Unco—D U P O N T BRITT-CHITTENDEN REALTY COMPANY, DEVELOPERS D u to l \ nesites can still be secured at introductory prices a One of the best loca­ tions in Florida. Foi sale cheap Lease. Doing good busi­ ness. See Plummer. i 1 * 'irw. �Sfcsxfcvf vt .unique libraries , collection of books Native Americans, kSd nt headquarters Sral Federation of S* ~ tl * Irily as fan informsjgjfab women*'. U» ;t»on will rcpmscnt if Amdrif»n fiction ftSb^Eadj AM been asked to t~TZ books by fand of Its own itat* w ' library numbers volumes. soso of the Federa­ te library available ite picture of tho growth os. and the nation, with l of their builders, is In the collection, along laics, poems, works on mature and kindred subimn federation ineludrst contribution to tho [istnry of Alabama” by I* Puckett, Helen Kcl■f My Life,” “ Up from 1 Booker T. WasbingAer volumes' dealing B e and the CanfedcT- ■Twain Included |e books representing E are Mark Twain’s I Yankee in King Ar| and H arriett Beech- Stowo’s "U nde Tom's Cabin.’* t i e poems of Sidney Jkaitt, sbrgia poet, wore sent ffrfah that ste, while Tennessee gave a volunto on his-life TWO wotks oil ’faodrow Wilson have been reeelvttpthus far, ono by JoscphfUs Dan­ iel* from North Carolina and the otber by Henry Allen White, from Kansas. From Massachusetts '.came the complete works of Ralph Waldo Emerson and tho complete poems of Henry Wadsworth Longfollow, Tho same state sent Benjamin Franklin’s autobiography, and "Tho Amorican Revolution” by IMB from -CbUdh Lands” by John Charles McNeill and "Negro Folk Stoilea" by SalHe Southall Cotton. The poetical wdrk* of-Joaquin Miller, ‘‘The Man with the.Hoe' by Mirkham, arid volumes by Bret Harte wero sent front California. Indiana sent Beveridge’s "Life of John Marshall.” At least one present cabinet member will bp represented fn the collection. It includes Secretary Mellon’s "Taxation-: The People’s Business,” sent by Pennsylvania. Miss Joseph Ju n ttn , secretary of the hendqunrters research depart­ ment and in charge of the library, feels that particular care should he taken of ono of the hooks from West Virginia. It is “Settlem ent and Indian W ars of West Virginia and Pensylvanin,” by Doddridge. The Wont Virginia Federation had great difficulty In obtaining a copy of the book, which first was prin t­ ed in 1824. Only a few copies still remnin in tho- state, one of them being treasured in a safe a t the state library;____________ ~ Action Is Token . Following Petition Of Citizens Who Believe Additional Force Win Curtail Accidents Secretary Hoover Says New M easures M ust Be Passed At the regular meating of the B y Congress To Save Radio County Commteslohera held yester­ day in the courthouse it was voted Communication From Chaos to use the money which had pre­ viously been alfoted the county for hiring a game warden for the pur­ Government A sk ing pose* of adding another motorcycle For Full Authority Officer to. the forces of Sheriff C. M: Hand. TVo sheriff was niso in­ structed to purchase another ma­ Control O f W ave Lengths chine for the use of the additional And L icenses Particularly deputy. Needed, S a y s The Secretary This faction is believed to have resulted from a petition which was presented, tho board by citizens WASHINGTON, Jnn. C.—(Z D who asked for better nattoling of New legislation a t this session of Celery Avenue,' the Mid-way and what ic known as Canaan City. Many accidents have happened during tho past few months in that vfanlty, according to the petition­ ers and another county officer will help cut down the reckless driving and ntH*r causes V>f smash-ups, they believe. The county has been minus a .traffic cop since the injury to It. C. Wilcox, w^ich occurred on Fanford Avenue shortly before Christ­ mas. Wilcox is expected to return to his duties in about one month. The commissioners, though in ncssion throughout the dny did not have anything of importance luid before them and routine business occupied most of the meeting. Young Schaefer Has Cue Title In Sight CHICAGO, Jnn. C.—(<P)—The world s 18.2 halkline , billiards championship Umt flittered out of American hands when young Jake Schaefer lost it a month ago to Kdounnl Iloremans, Belgian, seems destined to return. Young Jake, unruffled nnd mnsterly, huB: token n lead of 1,000- to 072 over Ilorem ans in their 1,500 point match which ends .today. Schaefer added to his win on the last block^wlth a 500 to 107 vic­ tory in the second Inst night. Hit average was 25 mid his high run 210. Iloremans continued to so ffir from tho nervousness that charac­ terised his opening play. pressure* increased nmotor shares, the early Chrysler, Dodge, Whlto I Trucks ranging from ttc points. Woolworth, (pel Car and Mathison fcd in thu downward ;y appearance of the i intcrferreU by n run l several specialties j e p in s of three to tour Bicrlcnn Express, Jow■Gcnerul Electric. Ichnngcs opened firm ■ fractionally higher Stock IJat .289 Vi .. 77% .im \ ttmotive ........... 132% ............... 47% Iky ........400% He ...................825 lold ............... 18% antral ........ ..„...132 kWcBtern _____ 140% Pacific________ 61 >n Pet....... .......... 74% 54% _____4W4 rifle ................... 102% Hway .... H 8% ............. 45% lo t N. J .......... 58% nets ............ 09% .................. 148% .................. 01 % ........- ........ 130% „ Tomatoes—Sixes Fla., fancy, count nnd stock, $3.GO@f4.50. Squash—Hampers and bu. erts. small, yellow $4.50@$5.60. Cabbage— 1 % bu Hampers, $2.75 @$3.25. . Oranges— Boxes, fancy, count and stock, $3.50@$t.00. Oranges—Boxes, choice count and stock, |2.50@$3.00. G rapefruit—Boxes, fancy, count nml stock, $3.00@$3.50. G rapefruit—Boxes, choice, count and stock, $2.00@$2.50. Chicngo, Jnn. 0.—(/P)—Hogs 20,000; niostly 10 to 20c higher than Tuesday’s average; killing pigs 25 to 60c higher; bulk good and choice 225 to 300 pound butchers 11.70® 11.90; better ICO to 200 pound weight largely 12.00@12.30; m a­ jority 140 to 150 pound selections i2.35@12-C0; tops 130 pounds un 12.G5; 1G0 pound up 12.50; bulk packing sows 9.60@085; better grades killing pigs l2.40@ 13.00;• heavy w eight hoge 1L26®11.80; medium ll.CO@12,10; lig h t 11.40® 12.60; light lights 1U30@12.05; packing sowa 9,00® 10.10; slaugh­ ter pigs 12.26@13.00. Congreas is essential to prevent “ehnos in radio broadcasting add communication,’* Secretory Hoover today told the House Merchant Marine Comnilttec, which is con­ sidering the radio regulation hill presented by R epresentative W hite, •Republican of Maine. Mr. Hoover recommended pas­ sage of the bill us meeting "the present public necessity,” pointing out that congcntion in broadcasting bad prndec*Hl * most precsing need for legislation. The bill gives the government jurisdiction oyer all phases of ra ­ dio that relnte to interstate and foreign commerce uhd tho secre­ tary said th a t "Federal supremacy is absolutely essential if this sys­ tem of communication is to lie pre­ served and advanced.” Government control over licenses and wave length* as now in effect in the commerce, departm ent also is provided.Pointing out th a f .there are now 530 m ajor broadcast.ug stations in the country, Mr. HooVi>.“ said there were only Hi) wave lcngYv* to lie distributed among them with .many of tiie wave lengths below cffo&Hvc use. 1 . "Tho problem," he continued,"' "hns been to try to divide HU wnvo lengths nmong more than 500-sta ­ tions, which menns an average of ’ over rix stations each wave length. There nre some 250 applications for new stations before the depart­ ment now. If they were allowed, and the number thereby increased nearly 50 per cent, the whole broad­ casting service would lie destroyed. From iho viewpoint of public serv­ ice we need fewer stations rattier than more.” Mr. Hoover approved also the provision of the bill setting un a national committee of nine mem­ bers t > act in advisory capacity to the secretary of commerce in ra- Our Lady Of T ears” Nunu* Of Order Which Caused French'C hurchm an To Hi* Subjected To .Punishment Alton VAlCNT/n Ct French Arrived at 8; Left at 2 N. * w and Pocketed a Profit of $1,500.00 RENCH 3 a hanker from Kentucky. Last July, with his family, he started for a New England tour. They routed their trip by way of Asheville—and thereby hangs F HAVE BUYER FOR PROPERTY AT FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS PROFIT, French replied on this order: SELL. BUY OTHER PROPERTY ' WE DISCUSSED. . The party reached Asheville nt 8 o’clock in the morning and during the forenoon they 8aw the city. Mrs. French became wildly enthusiastic over the beauties of the moun­ tains; the ever-changing panorama of sky, towering peaks and green valleys, with beauti­ ful homes nestling in the green slopes. French, ever the banker, with the banker's point of view, saw a busy city, busy industries, active commercial life, and the unmistakable evidences of sound growth. Two pieces of property seemed to be particularly good values and French bought one of them. Before the Kentucky banker had returned to his home, an attractive offer had been received for a part of his second purchase. ’ This offer was declined because French wished to study more thoroughly this active real estate market. A few months later, in company with hia business' partner,4who had enormous holdings in Florida, he returned to Asheville and made a careful survey of thp entiro section. The outcome was so inspiring that the two men purchased business property to the extent of $175,000.00. They left at 2 o’clock the same afternoon Seven days later a telegram, reading some­ thing like this, reached Mr. French: French is now building a beautiful home oit the mountainside and expects to spend the rest of his days in* “The Land of tl)c Sky." « , * BOMnON, Franco, Jan. O.—UVi —Abbe Dcs Noycrs, a parish priest today was still suffering intense­ ly from tho scourging -gi\ on ntlisliiur Lmiyza, Chilcnn ligiitwciglit, tho iiomls of Ulo. members of the out pointed Charley Boson of Now fanatical order, "Our lauly .of York (10 roumiaL^ Willie. Dillon, Tears" while ho lay stripped and Cuban lightweight, outpointed gagged in the sacristy of his Hobby Itobideau of Allentown, church. l’«., (10 rounds.) The priest himself % declared to bo a member of the sect nnd the SIOUX FALLS, Jnn. 0._(7l>)— scourging of him is said to have Dave Atlur, .Sioux Falls bantam ­ been carried out in order to expel weight, defeated Ollic B artlett, of front his hotly "the spirit of evil Minneapolis (10 rounds). Frank which possessed it.” A dozen persons from Bordeaux, Hollis, of Rt. I’nul knocked out some of them ageil women, art- Earle l.illydahl of DesMoines; said to havo comprised tho party (thrro rounds). Paul Wangle of which rendered tho priest helpless St. Poll I won a decision over Natnnd flayed him with cords nnd left Itlpon of Milwaukee, (six rounds). him in such a serious condition thut it is asserted lie will not he ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.. Jan. 0. able to resume hi.) priestly duties —(A*/—Midge Mike O’Dowd of Cofor a month. ljimbus boat Hinkle May (10 -Marie Mosmin, a janitross of rounds). * Bordeaux, founder of the order of "Our Lndy of T ears”, has been A woman won the Sangamon cited to appear before tho author­ ities and explain tho attack. She County, Illinois, hog-calling cunclaimed, however, a fte r the priest tefat this year, and, knowing nun had been belabored, th a t he wns ns well us wo do, we should think casting n spell over her."" She and any m arried woman would. — Albert Kroger are being held by American Lumberman. thp authorities. ' The'prosecutor wns surprised to find th a t all the members of the attacking party belonged to tho upper mlodlo trlasa and wore of im portant means. 1 ' Cattlo receipts 12,000; fat steers steady to strong; yearlings show­ ing strength; killing quality Im­ proved; bulk 8.90@10.5Q; best yearling heavies and medium weight 10.6O; somo heavies held higher; ntockers and feeders very Bca,rc? : ^ rm * active trade oh cows heifers fully steady; spots h wenk to 26c lowers practical top on) heavy bolognas JUSAX. XJNTATl* —tUVRSTMCNT* 0.00; outsiders buying choice vealLobby I ’u lea to n -B ru m ler llld g . er* a t 13.60® 14.00; packers most­ Hanford F lorida ly 12.50 downward, steady. Sheep 14,000: good and choice light handy weight fa t lambs ac­ Quickly showed weak- tive; strong to 25c higher; heavies relative strength of slow; early bulk hotter grades fat BUDAPEST, Hungary, Jan. 6.— it Liverpool having lambs 1G.75®16.2G; around seven k about any aggros- doubles to city butchers and ship­ (/P)—Today wns another ono of ■pro a t the opening, pers 10.30@10.60; few sales of scnsatfnnnl disclosures in the huge ■tlior conditions *n heavy lam bs'at 15.Q0@16.50; fowl- counterfeiting plot that has al­ ■ reported, and sell- ing lambs strong; choice kind up­ ready, brought a dnxen prominent ■C ot lenuing com- ward to 16.25; fat^-shcep steady; Hungarians wittily tho shadow of ■diflcloscd the mar- few decks of f a t ewea early at prison. B id on tho declines. 8.50@9.00. Whilo detectives continued their B e number of stnnil- Butter lower, receipts 690 tubs; raids Ih aefaffch' of Kddltlonal evi­ BeM out and to stop u-eumery extras 43: standards 42% dence, fifrther arrests wero made Bnlte fixed limits and tho namca of other notables Into operation. Tho ■JU7^1, fiwto 42@42%; seconds 42® allegedly inyolvod were made pub­ janged to %c lower, lic. Eggs unchanged, receipts 6,011 y |1.78 to |l.7U ami Among ‘those taken into custody to $1.54 was follow- cpses. this mopning was Baron Sigismund ling -of a rally and Perefayf, fonder iqlntpteraf the in­ tback to $1.77 Vi for NEW YORK, Jan. 6.—f/R—But­ terior nnd intimato -friend of tho for July. ter steadier; receipts 43,482. pack- Into’ prfander Count Tisza. Count le . weather in the toK “Jock current make number Sxmrecsant, a powerful political leader, also was arrested and a igether with th4 ro- two 31 ifa @32. kvement of tho corn Eggs firm er receipts 18,876. wannnt'Wa»i«Hicd for Pojico Pro­ rmness *to com vnl- F tw i gathered extra first* 4114® te c t Ttfibossy, who" left on a hurfirsts.40@4tv Pacific coast whitM firata to extra firsts 42 %@ covercd. 4«j cheese firin, receipts 152. .Vnothcr development was the departure to r‘ Italy of ono of tho CHICAGO, Jan. 0.—(A3)—Pota­ ^French tofatecl__ _ __ , B ^B toes trading good, market firm; working here, to t arrest tho Hun­ Doesn’t hurt one bill Drop receipt# 40 car*; total U. S. ship­ garian Fascist lender Ulaln, who m e n t s . ^ . twelve Canadian cars; in snld to have fled over the bor­ little “Frccronc” on an aching cor instantly that com stops hurtin; s*fef!?ff*, .saeke(l round whites, der. ‘f i r ’.'.']), ' ... r., 4.10@4.36; few fancy 4.40@4.50; The printing’works of Iho reynl then shortly you lift It right Idaho sqckfd russets 4.20 @4.35. Uoogmphle society where the for­ with fingom Your druggist sells n tiny bottle reflected the upward ged notes are.believed to havo been of “Frcoxonc for n few cents, suf­ engravod, was tho eoiitor of an com market and of CHICAGO? Jqn. Foulficient to remove every-hard com, intonsivo search by tho authorities soft com. or com between the toes, for a draftsman, engraver and und tho foot calluses, without sore.LE, Jan. 0.—(tf>) ncafl'OT Iritatlon/ quotations pm- gegse 18. Earle T. Field M o r e Disclosures Made IhH ungarian Counterfeiting Plot *Steen Wags later a Ulefretm r a ttW him, reading tometh/ng flip thlt: HAVE BUYER FOR PROPERTY A T FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOL­ LARS PROFIT. * " * ' A •• The Growth of Business in Asheville . * A chart i* usually an uninterest­ ing thing but this is wlmt Mr. Frcnch/auTcovcrctl about Ashe­ ville, and if you arc looking for opportunities for investment, for business advancement, or for a happy place to live, you can spend thirty seconds to good advantage by taking a good took at this. Write for specific information and illustrated booklets to Asheville Chamber of Commerce. Asheville, .- — if* :\ #! . »V3t .-• — - ... This is a true story. Correct nsmewill be furnished on -equest. M V n in m ■ .( I... _ — T .... # 0 ! — * ' * J- ; _t _ 4 -- M �T ire SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY fc » » 'AGE FOITR A R ev ise! Time-Table Sanford Herald M 'M I U NOfTUCi All obituary ••tie**, earda of tfcank*. rrei'lut l a n and nolle** of *«o*Milnnwnt* i-hara** ar* a*«it# *111 be a l*re anr*d fee at r/aatar »«l*«rti»ln* ■wi»s iR t t a r n A a s n c it T r n i ' iusss fb » AncvUI^I Vr**» I* ■elv »nllllr<l l« the nw for resbilcaUva of all n*w« .1 «;>*trhr-t v-lltr-1 to It ,*r not (•tb,r*t«» WI1**I In lhi» caper and *t»o O-* eat new* euhliehed herein. All Rht* of r,euhllratlvtt of Sg«trh*a herein are «l»o reacted ciMirts • - C h H tr w tiu ii of boulevard l i m i f la k e Monroe. ^-Com pletion of city beautifies1U u prograaa. is—Expansion of school system Xdttfc ynnitiwn for increased fa■ E m- As Brisbane Sees It TO NORTH For One Cent SO Day* Down in Fort IjHitlcrtUIe the Daily New* is advocating Congress Wrestling that the Florida East Coast Railroad change its schedule Older It ride*. Better Race to approximately the exact time the trains arrive. T he Bo They Brained T hen paper says trains in th at town have been getting in a s m uch By ARTHUR BRISBANE Cenrrtnat i tax. • > n « f f — as fifteen hours la;e thereby causing Inconvenience to m any. The News says that it is a positive fact that no southbound TH E COURTS are still render­ trains ever arrive on time and it believes it would be n good ing preliminary decisions concern­ idea to adjust the time table so that the trains m ay (run ing the Tea Pot Dome scandal. There was less delay with a small on schedule. * thief recently tried. The judges Sanford people, to a large extent, feel the same way gave him twenty days in jnil for about it. A few weeks aro we had occasion to go to the every cent stolen. * That ra te of punishment would put one of the railroad station at two-thirty in the morning to meet an Tea Pot Dome gentlemen in jail, incoming train. The train was late. We went back home according to his own figures, for and returned a Unit four-thirty. At five o'clock the first about six hundred million years. section of the train arrived b u t'th e party we were waiting Our justice makes better term s for happened to be on a through Pullman and th at was on for wholesalers. the second section which, we were informed, would arrive anywhere from fifteen minutes to an hour a fte r the first section. It came fn after due time. Now if the railroad schedule had called for the arrival of that train at five or five-thirty, think of the sleep we could have enjoyed, think of the inconvenience that would have been avoided. As it is now, those who must meet friends or relatives coming from northern point* lose many hours trying to he at the depot when the train comes in. Employees at the railroad station do their best to furnish information about trains, but even they are frequently in the dark ns to ju st how long it will he before a train will arrive. The kick of telephones in many parts of Sanford makes it almost im­ possible to take this means of communication With the rail­ road station. We understand the railroad has had to delay many of its passenger trains in order to do what it can to handle needed freight. We have heani many tell of the hours they have sjHrit in c a rs at Jacksonville. If this is so. and we are not cridcn*itig th» transportation company for its e f­ forts to r u \ e its freight, there is aii the more rvnsotr why the schedules o f pa-M’iiger trains should Ur adjusted to allow for ilelai < If facilities « .-> r'-innshed S a n fo rd by th e ra ilro a d th a t iricv m irg p o 'p !, ♦ -iki tv v u p v I’u llm an N 'r th s u n til m ortiing. condition* would not lie so hud. b u t a s th in g s a re now th is < er\ice isn 't e v e n S a n fo rd 's people, even th o u g h S a n fo rd i- one of th e m wt im p o rta n t jHjints on th e en tire^ railro ad lute. 1 have jounteyvd far I s lb* year just dor**. O k the seas we travel. And the rood* r*n: AND TH A TS THAT The rapid development of r.idio. and the successful re' cvivng in one nation of concerts broadcast in other nations thousands of miles away < rvsulttng in a demand | for a universal language. t:i this country where a -score of languages have disappeared under the predominance of English. radio o f f e r s no problem that has any W aring on what words shall be used There i< ('•> en fu sn m irt the air simply because the touted States and Canada consist of English speaking pcoph YOUR NOBLE congress is back at work, w restling w ith your prob­ lems, which include th? coal strike, the farm ers w orries, surplus crops, foreign lands not inclined to buy with dear American money, ytc. KIRK' AUTO t o p s *M« Cart a Ia , C n tlm TH E DEMOCRATIC leader of the house want* a congressional in ­ vestigation of the Colonel Mitchell case. He suspects th a t Mitchell was punished for giving fart* to the house aviation committee. Of course, he was, but you re­ member the gambler, told he cheated, who replied: “ I know it. but 1 do not like to be told about it.” Th-* war departm ent does not hfee to be told about th a t Mitch­ ell case. Let u< b 'p e , neverthe­ less. that it will ho told . _____ .11*. *r«Ie 1 Model Trim c*| n ig h t \ rt rv-ellrnt thing for the (lern .tr raev mother* older on the average. w*!t ba*e *cns and d a jghters, ‘tronger. on the average, and woman 1 i* w ll know if she n » r kn**r.* arvtm ng. th at men •houM be ‘elected ;arufully. Col. E H. Grven. very rich Texan, and I n v*: :•?. who have aduted eleven girl*, say “girls need to b-* urr tected fmm th eir first sweeth Jr*- A gtrl in the ‘pupp". ■ve' *tvgv need.* protection from herself a* *.“e needs a den* t **. » “•.•*’ *he ha* s toothache.” To \ young g r f every man any fri"\ is a ttr — acle o f perfec­ tion.. until *h*- ti—i* a b e ttf f 'd r e • ‘■.•I lirveft :* r'g h t. rv> not v i j i . ter evenlnca—*> for a better $.«ait vantage of ear t N'*w etasae, typ e* ritin « at the S»nf.vn! Hi*h day. 'V«il8<tdj( □Inga THE WHITE COLLAR WORKER NKW V-*KK H ERA LD -TK IBIN E to a free fV.w of tab*>r between the two cln-scu T h t fa c t seCma ft* be that ir th:* <it>' and genera­ tion we e'aee a hiither prem ium on the pn-.ihge of w earing the ■Vkite collar thar we *i:•{ a genera- ' .> rappen L>r. Shoruk". i-vn w ith dip. ' i'f antotoxm * .*nt t , tail {■. r In Europe* th e ren d itio n :* ntach. d iffe re n t. T h e pr* g ra m s ‘ b ro ad ca st by o**e n- ."V v >.>r. t h ; f conlui-.nt v an be d i-tmctl.v h eard bv a t lea** -..v ot''**e cou"tr> - a " ! th -e >;\ 1 b«v« beard an angvl alm ost itp. or-abiv r a w f ' re n t Iaitguag- - S •‘r r a 'l a re And s demon tvll 1xomo of th e n atio n s v V th e w h > f e r s - •*■ .ire .lim es: Ub, tnttch about Hcavyn d istin ctly heart! m a n o th e r ( And some about belli T h o se who have j.i-t r* *ume*! fr* "** E o -.p . ■ . th** 1 have brushed wing** th is co ndition is b ein g feit th e re a *vadv s. ** - v v . With a (lviirg star fu iu csh b e tte r raiu« p ro g ra m s '^a*' *»tk s •*i • k ■ >* Oh, the dream -worM dr tft Iftd su ltn 'g in th o se c o u n trie s wh *.K h.i\*■ ,• Where the blue rn:*ti a re ’ facii " v s. tu tt r g ,n th * :r reveiv »* • •- . v I havy seen "Egypt. 1e»>rr*- *g 'f ro m -th ^ r kin>*s I h a v e s e e s 'v .* v t ‘i itn speech is - ■• ■»!*-*f pt ,".i !ii> " c i a.*1 z * at; Oft, moon above t n , le* rt. Ang bright g : j / tu.*n* e n u n ciatio n h as much t*1 do v. th th-* m an y r ■ wo ■ vr**adcastt*! 'p e e e h is received. l*h' -e wh 1 heir'* 1 knve sailed *Jle II irvsses p* f rv gu la n g u ag es, fr* tv New \ rk. o r .V *. \ e . t ^ ' And the China Sea. u :g h t reai .;e th is fa c t m ore n<*w th a n ev er Oft.* tic* cakes, and almond euk A nd am ber teal * W hat laru u u g v v. I; everttua y becom e uu v -f-a l .< i.uc e rta in b u t *vi t h o re c o n tin e n t alone cons:-* eg f r:t. ■ 1 have loved a lover l a the Vaii# of (kashmir. th a n a h u n d re d m ." n o f E n g lish sp eak in g pe**rie. urn* w :t Oft, golden rose and nigbting i '.*. hufidredao*' thous.i: bs .o' ••then* u sin g chi - lan g u ag e th r o u g h ­ 'And one white tear! o u t th e w orld, r s aim* s t safe to p red ic t th a t o u r own to n g u e is d e st.n e d to becom e u n iv e rsal, a t locus' a- fo r a But all in nut said. And only half La done. rad io is concerned. Oft. the snow and the cedar bouith.* On Lebanon! —Barbara Young •„.m ago i * ife-» F l- jc a tiu n a l a<ivanUg*?s i t the tf. * il r" .'Ur vouth have n* iTe a c* ntmuaily lr.tire tjin g prbp*'*tion tr.ehi a*r;rartts for the " b u ;-'b-*” >r ire business and fir*.in- ia! ■*> rid *r-i the * are no lo-»-vr •* ; .-.ir ti> *a rific*. for-the *. r*.*iv fc*.2 -e r - a r - r z power of ty . \*, » -k-*r t.n- r business itxybv . Vlc«-Pr^siil«n6 Duwl' m would like to sue thu purntcnuihtM'v rraolvu not to m.ak*# a;iy w,#rv erauk ( about bn* litfht agninat th*Sanatu cuius. Nirim juii Hundrod aitii fwont c Fiv« aooni.-* (a# navi# broken 'nnny McoHs. Iji fact w: -sounl lot iu •Ururi.'Mid if it hn.* broiit-o onl (or record-broakiii K, GttoilJipsta |ir*rdii:t tiun of nuw laud dnu Coal*!: by itph' n»i,i. chusnrs o£ Uliiiur- .vuur nilt turn; out. Bpoukutg of rvwirt hotvih boar*itn»r bound m no n'IuulI). jpimls “roMort' t># ail Air', tactics a t Uu taliiu and don * “whu bulls. * MY FAVORITE STORIES S. COBH Not ju st empty roniaact the true romance of achievement, of progress.f betterm ent of mankind. R EA D THEM . u*nr*i* ignorance i.* t>*a.*ants w*;n.* he actual w*e!di th e p r e s t ’vho : •i m the ground whippvi the to r on.- R E A L ESTATE A N D INVESTJ1EK 216 E . Second S treet year *.i *• noc happened m .i »mee in ■ d a y s ■ fa m ily , : View O rd in arily we are not overly sy m p a th e tic w ith th e neg ro race. We do nor. look upon th e m a s th e “p o o r dow n tro d d e n ” people c e rta in n o rth e rn e r* would have us believe. W e be­ lieve th a t h irin g the p a s t fifty y ears, ta k in g the race as a whole, they have rece ed fairly g>>ed tr e a tm e n t u t th e h a n d s of tn e w hites. But oceiisi' nally _a situ a tio n a r ls e t w hich com pels us to look u p o n .th em a.* even y et an op p ressed people. T h e re a re too freq u en tly found am ong us w h ite people, b u llies w ho. when they feel the u rg e to fig h t or kill, th in k th e y can s e t upon ■*om« dark skinned m an vith im p u n ity . W hen th e y ret th'* ta ste fo r blood. ,<r have a n e w a u to m a tic th e y w ould c out. th. ■ feliberately -it. or th e , f ir s t n eg ro th e y see, m ow ing th a t th e ir word, “ he drew a k n ife an d l s h o t in ■jetf-defeniM* would, be taken a g a in s t a h u n d re d n e g ro e s'. L ast ween in i certain F lorida tow n th e w h ite d riv e r o f an autom obile was delayed by a n eg ro fu n e ra l p n x e s s io n . He shouted for th e procession to stu p a n d lec h im th ro u g h . He g o t o u t ol his car. “cussed o u t” se v e ra l n eg ro es and. o r­ dered them to !et him th ro u g h . W hen th e y a g ain fa ile d to obey his command, he slap p ed th e ir fa c e s, b u t .i^ funeral precession is a fu n e ra l prucesuion e v e n w ith negroes, perhupi* m ore so. It is s o m e th in g w h ic h to them , w ith .id r. * rig am aro le h r q u ite a.s sa c re d a s a n y th in g s h ite men know*. <hte of th e negroes, a p p a r e n tly in s p ire d Every tim e *ve g et a bill mu: jy tile holiness of tile itussiou. knocked th e w liite m a n dow n. “ Pleuso Remit” wo get alinuei V nother negro h it him on th e head w ith a tw o b y fo u r. An enough to g*> ami pUy it. am b u lan ce ' ■<it aim to the* *hospital i n a r a t h e r c r itic a l AJuohol was distillud first m amu, io maybe th at's why A n nightii were so .wonder' il, mb ditiuhuur eggs t»tt rmilioii j _ li£ LltVLN I aip#.'* Motimsulnii was- bubf ^ bubo. \ coctaiu cupuuu .1 r-iguin. **■--------. sruiy was uu trail before , courtkto be oualune by thu iiiunui H: martiul . for allug*s| uibmcutiun. a green feu a t the SenfnrdJ’Htb orderly, wHJtu n^rrm was Mu­ tt* «dub golf cuurio, golr bulls, Sun.-enar. appeared w .» witness fur Ming tu be increased 111 price, tile dufonce. .*.;'**.int'sl I'mxi* dinpuU'li -*uy> “ What was Uli^coniiiliiin of tin* tpt utauiifa, j v r nai> aunoums- acmieud. un Uiu «lau> m nitijUiin .' ' a t •Umditi'-l hull:, which have- aaktd thu judge -uUotcalu. This age is full of it. M A N C E O F B U S IN E S S IS D O IN G FO R YOE E v e r s in c e * N -*e p rim itiv e d ay * w h e n D a v id k illed G o lia th w ith hi.*' -.ling -h o t, people h a v e a p p la u d e d a n y Tbrva's comjninv, and tw o’s an triu m p h o f th e w eak a g a in s t th e s tr o n g N e u tra l n atio n .•cguiuunt. ‘ w ere p lea se d w ith J a p a n 's v ic to ry o v e r R u s s ia . M en c h e e r ­ This ia a country but don' ed w hen D em psey k n o ck ed o u t th e g i a n t W illa rd . Whan yora start nut to *ou it. Romance ADVERTISEMENTS TELL YOU WHAT THE Men wh.# don't taka thing** too Mxiuualv get awov with them. •MX* your nockot-bouk an hum1 * Being a rugged character in right, but ymt are liahlu tu a your tooth out snapping thorn HunCUhe bright sidi*. Soint* iri and put him in bud.” *N'i. inr,-' *uiii,private JCcSwuu- ee» a r e down. Yog cun get ! i^« ny. *1 *ui41 vvint to ipm rtem with culormur** very cheaply mnv. • tiimiupiajii—ihat'a oilk. sor-”’ Practically all tniminduntand “ Did he *ay anything; tlia t would bind veu ui think hu wom inhuxi- ings are caused by. people vbi don't understand they don’t under uuUiii '*” stand. f^ld hi- ay .m wiiing a t a l i i '1 * Some* people might a., wull Ii «aL.iiut - —went-y-tr-rn— roOCl'1 "gain 'Tiihur, .«r. 'Volf; ha did any worn tilin g .” Iw Mill .for tun c e n ts1Sweeny. been preuphurv-they have ,ui i Wl»«c was th at?'* ’ • ■ h a rd time m aking any money. •nd. tie fifty cent variuty will “U has.huen repoirud.’’ sLaLi,,! “ Well, »or. jgsc as t was Ioavin, h t e sixty ojfnt-N tile advj»m:« tile judge, “that bu was in oink , 'Md.Swccny Chttun sitnatimt ia. had. Fgi aiut hj tilo high priui uf ruh- conditurn, tiiut yog hud tg hulp him he .sex tu mu, Ig# if yuu'ru wakin' call mg aaciy, fa r ors received so IJttlu fu r their c tu his cjuarUim and. iunlre*a him tog they arc nutting coin nuw. \ WOODROW WILSON YEAR JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL -• sg'iu nr Natluns ia muni nu;i u««n auui uday than over bn for'.*, though it has f i it jumu if tile mi me put- f'm ns. u* tnuuurauncj have buun, Mr. Wilson v od to stun w a r.;am i brin g m adun of thu i lot:. *r iiitornarionul un- tim e ones on u I'iimr. Et is iinrdly buliev- intantiim and lut v'uhin Ions tltun two plum hod. It ii i-'tsr his iouth thu ailminis- his own cmipt in power luis virtually du- siipiul: Uunum xttund a world disurm a- eraltin ir his ; ■nnforenuw ‘niinsored-bv tliu wholu-liiiurtasl ABOUT PATRIOTISM YOUNGSTOWN (Ohim TELEGR.U3C Patnntiinn is an sMmshtinl virtue He who auks t. is nut fit fiir the privifvg-- if ciugenifiip in a free country. But. Hint ovary o ther vir*tuu, iu* ibeRiriena muy trn n a furtn it ntn a vieu. Patr-utiiitn a loyalty to tiiu nn»tiun. ft is the culm ination of m any lustier Inynitius. Luyaltv tu iht. fam ily comes first But ho \vhinat loyalty tu- hit* family tnuki**, him <UsIoyai' tu bin community ia nut only a. bail oifcizun, but an unworthy father.. Bh» whom.* loyalty to 1 thu cummunit^f makes him dUihiyaL tu thu «tnt#» ia a u t serving w ell th u statu. whuse loyalty to* dm sta te m akas him dialnyai tu tiler natiuit ia • a traitor. t So far, everybody agrees,. B u t1 .when we ilraw thu in itvital! Ie comnlUHton th a t hu whona Inyalty ta nutniit. I Up- hi die point, they- aay„ the Ibtner loyalty m ia t mmiatwr aika hi the lurgrr., Hut the nation, ia thu end; This ia the uuiio millstic eiuuir vininm, which ig the enemy «£ Beace. *>0 s r x i of Lind oa hard road and railroad near lam division, price per a c r e _________ ;— ----- ------------- R i ! acres of land, ten acres in film groeg borders nice, tw five acres right on raifnrasf and proponed highway near ford ready t» subdivide, price---- ------- —----------------- *■ 10® hits, west first street wttfc five homlred and siitT fruagagw on same, the very best hoy ia the city, price l>* Two U«s corner Thirteenth and Palmetto. 114x117. — W Three lots in Brentwmid. fifty by one hamfcwd twenty i fourteen to eighteen, h u g e orange trees en each b t ** from Orlando highway, price each, te rm s --------------— One f?»e roam bungalow near Zldmr Springs, fiva atm in tine condition beautiful trees, term*, price-------One haase and bit GindervUle, five roams, dcctnc ■ w ater in yank, price KUHMJlk tftSOdl® c a sk O n e 5 -m a m h a w * m th e W tlL blucK o a a f ­ f o r d Avenue#, c o m p le te ly fu r n is h e d . $£300 cash * T e r m s o a httliuico*. « O n e fa rn m A e d 3-coom, h o iw e ih. B iw e Court oa Hibiaeort Avenue.. T e r a r u o n i applibotibh'. ICttatera. *ap*»uns' O n e 5i room; boupd dk QljHrftWvUlR. S W W * ^ 5 0 cOtfiL. ..IJuIWWO CO(m u w m Wi Vfdi . m ft$ % S lif i: rt ’’ < w w w li« « » » » » ss* • • , • « * * « • *** & �Personals Entre Nous Bridge* -c n iu e in u u s D n u g e ' r ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Luncheon-Parties Are Mrs. Eugene Tittle Is Club Is Entertained’ LATEST FASHION HINTS FOR MILADY Held At Country Club Hostess A t Bridge In Honor Mrs. Thumble By Miss Martha Fox j c ______ Monday waa an Ideal day for Theodore Livingston of New York City spent the day here on E ntertalnin in her usual charm Tuesday transacting business. * ing m anner, Miss M artha Fox was a t bridge Tuesday evening A lfred Robson has returned ahostess t her home on Oak Avenue, when home a fte r spending the p ast week she entertnihed the members of the in Sonth Carolina ami Georgia E ntre Nous Bridge Club and an where he went on business.* ex tra table of players. Garden flowers in the various Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ball and combined with greenery were nmnll daughter, who have been the hues w ith pleasing effect in the .guests of the form er’s parents, used where the card tables had Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Ball, left-W ed­ rooms been placed. The floral tallies were nesday morning In th eir car for also in keeping with the decoratheir home a t Miami. tions, and were hnful painted in i pastel tints. > Mrs. T. E. Scott of Ft. LnudcrOf exceptional interest was the dnle, is tho guest of her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Scott at card gnme, the prize for high score am ong the guests being won by -thoir home on Union Avenue. Mrs. Deane Turner, who was proMiss nerthn Taksch has retu rn ­ sented a basket of lovely rose buds, ed to "The Holy Names Academy” at S.-n Antonio, where she will re­ sume her studies a fte r spending the holidays here w ith,relatives. i Mr. nnd Mrs. E rnest Molnnr nnd family fam ily have returned to _ their -----home n t Fem andina n ftc r spend­ ing the holidays here as tho ’rlday ■> guests of Mrs. B. E. iTaknch nnd tcoriardi will enter- family. i Harrison C hapter at 3 o’clock n t the Miss Pauline Myfcrs of the Uni­ I-ake. versity of Kentucky, nt liv in g Mcl-aulin will en ter- ton, Ky., has arrived here Jo nsihers of tho ^Ilook sume her duties of toncher in the a t her homo on Sanford Prim nry School nnd will Fat 3 o’clock. moke her home with Mrs. L. I of the W. C. T. -Tharp in the Wclnka. ■e of Mrs. Me Ha It anil Pnlmott > Mr. nnd Mrs. Jam es F. Hawk­ B ock. ins have returned home a fte r ■ ion Auxiliary will Spending the holidays w ith Mrs. K i n of Mrs. L. I*. Hawkins’ parents, Mr. nod Mrs. E v a n s Street nt 4 I,. Ci. Horne a t Mocksville, N. C. They were rfccojnpanied home liy Bard Chupb r U. I). Mrs. L. G. Horne nnd Miss I vie n th Mrs. \V. Theo- Home who will be their guests for K her home in Mny- some time. rotters will give the ■ of lectures'“ EngP pcts" nt tho Woin6 ’clock. [turdny (c CIu<» meets nt the "Fannie Stcm bridge rth- Avenue a t :1:1ft Wesley Sunday School Class H o ld s) A nnual Flection Of O fficers B to ry Hour ut LibH ock. / Monday la by tho St. Ague N ock ut the home of lid Phillips on ' Mag l with Mrs. Phillips, In YVhltner and Mrs. as hostesses. 1 Club meets ut the I. J. L Miller with •nil Mrs; J. H. Colatesses, nt .‘1 o’clock, it of Holy Cross r a t 3 6’etock nt the i. R. A. Newman on „ ... w Some Women W ear Wash Gloves the ^ re , Many New Designs in Wash Suede and Chamois. There are some well-dressed women who seem perfectly con*"n t to wf a r «iKht-toned, washable *Hp-on gloves for almost every n,orBlng and afternoon occnslon. And for the evening they persist In w earing none—tucking their arm s iijto the sleeves of their eve* ning wraps or keeping them covered under the folds of their capes, ™ s is interesting In view of the f°r n Yp*r <J'r b L’v**-' bave i**1* more elaborate and varied than ever in the ’J**10*0 history of glove making. There ing absurd about the arrangem ent. | I'l’oin linn- to time one hears of most ri'taai'knhlo ways of making old things d". I heard the other day of n woman who re-covered her old satin slippers, and I just . 1* _ Women do much less “mnkiiiT heard of another girl who, when now thnh they used to. I her black satin ihmcin" slipper»' r\ hit i suppose this is because they bake grew frayed and ragged, pasted less t ime, don’t mean thnt w o-j over the worn spots neatly cut out --------! men didn’t use to l>u busy, but a npplit|uees from flowered silk. The Dependables Class of the generation ago there were nina<+■She had seen some expensive Methodist Sunday School was most women struggling along on iiisuf- French slippers with the flow er - 1 delightfully entertained Tuesday firient incomes willing to go to no rd appliipiees and i t , occurcd evening a t a buffet supper by Mrs. end of pains to make old things her that she might m ak e 'h e r old] W, S. Thornton, a t her home on do for new ones th a t they had n<> ones do in this way, 1 West First Street. money to buy. Now they pocket A short business Session was ' whatever left-over false pride they, held, a fter which supper waa sorv- may have and get a job. If they ed at •mall tables covered with ex- have household tasks, they tn •;*ipii.-ite lace cloths and c e n te re d ! part-tim e work, feeling that it is with vase* of cut flowers am! ferns, better to work for wages than G> A sui'iptoiis chicken supper with scrimp nnd scrape in the old-fashall the accessories was served a t 1loned way, 7 o'clock I Still, of course, there must I Following supper various games i thousands of women in this eounnml eunte-ts afforded much m e r-' try who are so situated that they rim eni. Miss ..Katherine Jay «ie-j cannot go to work. Then if th"v lighted her hearers with a grotSi of have mine leisure thnn money the\ humorous readings. Music /and are willing to make th ip js «»ver rt songs al • helped add pleasure to >the old fashioned way. To mat. the evening. i nn old table cloth over into tahV Those enjoying th e gracious hos- | doilies seems like n lot of work, pitality of Mrs. Thornton were 1 when you consider that the made Mrs. T. O, Alford. Misses Luna over doilies will probably not Wear Mae Fleming, Kathleen Jay, Nn- verv well, and the same m ight lu­ nette McDonald, M artha Rhodes, said of making over Turkish tow Drone Roberts, Frances llugliey, j els into wash cloths. Hut if you Clara Rankin, Norine Norwood, ' simply haven't the money it .* Marion Hand, Nome Williams, and 1 worthwhile. An/1 so yml may work Mrs. Herm an Middleton. j two or three hours to effect a s'nv— ■— ------------ ---------■ — ■— ing of not more than 10 or IS and the prize for top More, a lore* ly flower basket wan awarded Kin. ■ < Monroe H atton. The honor gneat was presented bath salts. Mr.i. Tittle served delicious frtiit salad, wafers and coffee a t the conclusion of the card mime. Invited to meet this charm ing visitor were Mr*. Ralph Stevens, Mrs. Ed Melsch. Mrs. Monroe ' j Hutton, Mrs. Paul Lake, M n. Wlllian J. Hardy, Mrs. G rant Wilson, and Mrs. J. D. Woodruff. , F ra g ra n t yellow ami white n a r­ cissus lent their beauty on Tues­ day afternoon when Mrs. Eugene Tittle entertained a number of her Jriends a t bridge a t her home on guest, Mrs. Thumble of Orlando. Myrtle Avenue, honoring her house Tallies, in keeping with the dec­ orations nnd other details, were M r. and Mrs. M artin MeDanltl used in keeping scores for the in­ teresting game of bridge played nnd smnll non of Bunnell, ore during the afternoon. Scores were spending the week-end her* with counted a fte r several progressions, relatives. » SVSTKVI INVKSTir.ATIOJia At B uffet Supper For 'W Dependable Members Robertson, Williams and Monahan PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS S u ite t n - l l M aaoM le T e m e t* I l n ll J I n * 1 J cents. It seems all wrong—yet if ♦■F+++*-M-4-*-*-H*+4-R*K-FO+++1>-F-C-F-J-> lo a man wno see/es me opportunity of a lifetime 7 J o f ' nve made money, as moneyp nl-i»Mr goes i t yi-wr town. Y ou are r o r ’. l o r t / L\ enjoying the pleasures t n it ic’ve yt>me,>tith your stictcss. But Fomeliotv you arc not entirely satisfied. I here's sumcthin** somewhere in your mm.I that doesn’t quite m v ' i i r r up to the dre am s you had a lew years a^o. ^ ou are the man we v. u;U in Coral C a ’dcs— M iami's miracle suburb. Fo r here in tliis laud of everlasting sMtihine, men are m a k i n ; money in rma./.ini; fashion — not only in real (stale, hut in the tr a d e s — in the build­ ing of apartments, hotels, business blocks — wholesale and retail estab­ lishments, and places of amusement. T/;era'll be a S Million in £Miam 't p a of white and yeln t h nrpnragus ferns, ■ vantage in the spa■ music rooms where p were arranged, p ic was the spirited P , which caused the FPaas all too soon, kero counted, it wu* tw. W. C. HiU hold i was given a pair of M r . S. Davies WarljcLl, president of ilie Sc.il’ua rd Air Line, has said tha t Miami will he a city of a million people within ten years! Thin k what it will take to house, feed, clothe and keep happy this multitude of population. . . , ( >tltcr men whose names represent the very essence of foresight and busi­ ness j u d g m e n t — F o r d , F ir e s to n e ,. Fdison, Dcerm,'?) Du pont and Ingcrsoll— have come to Miami or southern Florida and invested millions. T he s e men h a v e fa i t h in the f u t u r e o f Florida. Th ey know a "g ood thing" when they sec it, as their records prove. Special Sale on Wool Goods 54 inch Flannel Broadcloth Coating and Wool Kashia in all shades. Plain colors, also checks and stripes. Values $4.50. and $6.00 yard. Special close­ out price. I tables were pluccd Ituffod dates which during tho game. AfIng of the prizes, the Kl by her sister, Mrs. •erved chicken salad, ipples, saltines, pick\ W ight substituted i'. club member. The t present wero Mrs. I . Jam es Ridge, Mrs. Rner Jr., Mrs. Ray[M rs. Edw ard Betts, H u nt, Mrs. Hawkins Tour Security in Qoral Qablcs Coral Gables is a city of homes— a permanent development. Already more than thirty millions of dollars have been spent in improving, the city. O ve r a hundred miles of paved streets and sidewalks, street lighting and w at er $2.50 to $3.50 Wool Serge, Tricotine, Flannels, and Poiret Twill. Navy, tan grey and brown, 36 to 54 inches wide all wool. Close out price Explosion mi Beach To Three -f o r somethin-; more than w ha t is nlrcaJy yours— lose no time— come to Coral Gables. w K*fiafIM13H0Jrn{©jtenet m !«rw Trips to Coral Gables Bus leaves local office Mi lane T heater Build­ ing-Monday, Jan. 11th. R ettirns on Saturday, .; Jan . 16th’. M ake reservation a t once, as quite a num­ ber from Sanford are g-oing on this date. Call, w rite or phone our local office for full details. , Rex ’Beach was won by the Charm of Qoral Qablcs 1-ew people know this country better than R kx R e a c h . He is a man of true discrim­ ination and taste. T h e beauty of C oral Gables won him immediately. His enthusiasm has led him to write a book upon the miracle of Coral Gables. Let us send it to you, together with full information about Coral Gables— fret. T o r a l C a b l e s C o r p o r a t io n n. w . *o > „ , M ilano T h eater liuUillnir Hanford. Pin. I’hyno ISO / *cn<r me Ucaca e book and full m iorinaiion about Coral Gablet. I T d ' r .l . n d that tbit placet me under no obligation. JH, J«n. 0__(/p)__ the Gulf Refining # ‘‘G ulfs,,rite” here '■ ■ u ltc d in the death ■ * r s of the crew and B tovcral other persons. bdrcwR, 21, engineer. Bhnson, 20. oiler. I 32, engineer, p r y Hanson, of the fely burned, fogel, superintendent ining Co, plant, bruia>od. . , CORAL GABLES iS T C ia m i ’P j i / i e r a J ^ j . talon •followed a flnrooccured during an ntfnlto the furnace flru t torch used’for thnt he three men fn the 4 0 Miles of Xyster Front GeoRcfc LM brajck. I For information — unite, phone or call *v"t* ■*’ -f t^ )R A L C a b l e s ( ^ r p o r a t i o n I v . 171CO* THOUGHTS—W ISE AMD OTHERWISE as hostesses last evening they are you havo tho two or three hours | (yfn President, Airs. Jack Scott; Vico- at your disposal, ami haven’t t h o ,^ Piesident, Mrs. Mahloit W ri-rht;. 10 or 15 rents and hive no prnc-1 Secretary, Mrs. M. E. Higgins; ticnl way of earning it—then from >,.,)U T ic a ire.-, Mrs. Zvb Ratliff. 'y o u r point of view there is n o th -c„un cy A: Mero -s To Friloah lutk Tuesday golf and other sports a t the S an­ ford country club, aftd tpllte n large number of local people and visitors availed thcmaelvea d f th e oppor­ tunity of enjoying the hospitality of the club. , ’ Centering the luncheon- tables were crystal baskets filled with narcissus nnd rosea with sprays of ferns. Mrs. F. J. Fitzsim onsvD. B. F itz ­ simmons nnd T. W. Monahnn form ­ ed a party a t luncheon, a fte r sev­ eral rounds of golf. Another p arty a t luncheon were Mr. Smith, Senator F. Ford, Mr. Rolf nnd son. F. Fatcher nnd R. Fatchcr. C Judge nnd Mrs. T. A. Lakey nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. John Schatzs of Lake Placid enjoyed the day playing golf nnd Inter formed n party ut lunch­ eon. bought in several so-called neut­ ral tones. You should be guided by the tone of your frock In choos­ ing the exact neutral tone of your glove. For instance, there Is a rath e r ruddy beige shade that looks best with any of the rose­ wood tones, while an oyster whlto or a cream tone goes best with other colors. I t is interesting what a difference attention to such simple detnils of dress ns this makes. You may havo seen on display In one of tho shops new doeskin slip-on gloves dyed In bright col­ ors. There arc vivid green doe­ skin gloves, gloves of an Indigo blue and gloves of the soft clear red thnt has been stressed bo much the Inst few weeks. Of course no one knows just what fnte nwnlis these bright-colored gloves—but there is no particular reason why women who consent to wear paint­ ed shoes and crimson heels would draw the line nt colored gloves. In the meantime, the cuff of the cuffed glove grows shorter. Right now there is n short glove that ends with a nnrrow "belt” that straps right around the top of the el**ve ami is considered very sm art. Florida Real E state Appeals To Boys Who Started School Fire lartm ent Bridge Pa.-[omnn's Club nt 3 o’Bra. \V. D. Gardiner R luimf; of Mrs, Percy ■nils was the scene l y p arty on Tuesday *i Mrs. Mero entcrKc» her guests being ■ the Friloah Bridge RESIDEN C E T E L E PH O N E :--217-W MRS. F ftE D S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR [CET TELEPH O N E ’ Ready-to-wear Department « Milano Theater Building, Sanford, Florida Phone 'WO. �s .'fjy. I * * "- \ * - . ** . . T • -**■» ittco ice In Greater Miami bjr an' apIraatc 40 per cent addition to ionnnire marufnctnrcd daily in Relief from rail embargoes made neeeanary by restriction of freight shipments to perishable food ‘Eitimnalon of storajre facilities for fru it, pnnlen truck and dairy products by a plant as large as the Jaripcot In Greater Miami— . These were assured to Miami hy tho signing of a contract providing fnr tho erection by th e' Florida source of supply of Ice, with ample Bast Coast Utilities, Tnc. of a storage facilities within instant >1,400,000 cold i tornpe plant on reach, nnd nt the snm ^ time will the Greater Miami area eighteen lots in tho industrial sec­ provide with a much cnlnrged supply of tion of Coral Gables. , perishable foods. Truckers and Gonld Interested drove men also will bo protected F. Merrick, brother of nirninst loss when shipping or mnrMcrrick, owner anti ere- >k,,t condltlort* do not pc perm it of Coral Gables, Rut the ne- auick disposition of their tnoi - proK potintlons under way nnd saw the uct.i. f deni tbroujrh to successful eompleF,ach of the stores in the Utili­ • tion. Sidney Gould, of New York. ties buildinjr will have spnee for the .? rzprrr.onted the Florida Enst Coast stomffe of nproximntely a carload - Utilities, a New York corporation. of foodstuffs. All of the shops will f t ; Which rrccntly concluded nogotln- |,e ,,|uipp«l with tho modern retlonr for a plant at West Palm rrifrcrntinKfrigernung appa apparatus. Beach half the size of the one to be arreted here. The principal slockHELEN IN BUYING MOOD ‘ >ra of the corporation are SldGould, George E. Bridget!, NEW YORK—Helm Wills hns Cosden nnd J. P. Hirch. bought eighteen racquets and 3 Construction of the new plant eye shades for use on tho Rivicrn, hero, which will have the most odrm focllitles for the manufac­ pi nimbly for use against the in­ ture of 200 tons of ice daily and comparable Suznne. tho storage of perishable products, PLOT IS REVEALED will begin on or Indore Feb. 1, nnd the plant will bo In operation not MEXICO CITY, Jan. 2.—OP)— later than Oct. 1 or next year. Tho five m ajor ice m anufactur­ Sure ini dispatches frnm Guadala­ ing companies of Miami produce jara report that nine men have [bout 425 torn of ire daily. The Icon arrested the re charged with ‘ m l Gables Ice Company nnd tho plotting against the federal gov­ omit Grove plant add another ernment. The police are investi­ !0 tons daily. The Florida East gating the sit tint ion. s t UlillHfT new plant will have GARTER UOr<ll KT8 inal facilities for the mnntiuro of 20D ton*’ dally with room PHILADELPHIA. .Inn. 0.—I/P) :machinery for tho production —The girls now have garter bou­ of an additional 200 tons every day. quets at dances. Flowers bourn) .Will have 2,000,000 ruhic feet with ribbon to match the hose are 'cold storage space, the -inmost worn just below the knees. „ - J m i ! plant south of Atlanta. ' Twenty stores will he located on the first floor of the new plan*. • which will occupy two lots in the Industrial section. The building itself will rise five stories on its 100 HON. EH. WALTHALL, by 600 font site. The cost of tha '■Seminole Hudson-Essex Co. Sanford, Fla. Seek'PoIc Dear Ed: I There I. n good deni that I '.o ihl wrl(r uImiuI preacher*, but I which I will considerately save lu r another time—lor whirh you who read this should he riul) thank­ ful. J he subject that I want to elu­ cidate n»w jH the question which seems to he perplexing a great many .preachers—"Is it immoral fur a preacher to sm oke?” I read a whole page on this very important subject in a Sunday pa­ per (lie other day, tiaving some lime hanging heavily mi niv hands and wanting to kill it and not liv­ ing in a mood to cure how hori lt*L . I This was a discussion of prearh' ers. |»y prenrhers and, evidently, lor preachers. The gist of j| was I that the preachers who smoked Ihonghi smoking was all right, anil the preachers* who didn't smoke Iheuel.t smoking was all wrong. Per .i nail), I would say that if ii print her neither lied, stole nr talk ­ ed about his neighhnis, ■I he were n! le to live on the small salary that most of them are paid, nnd If he never preached longer than 20 niinut r, fl would he perfectly nil j right in smoke a rrgar, n cigarette, I or, it he were out in the open, a pipe. I do1ool think i| would b e 1 wise, however, for a preacher tu smoke opium, unless lie w e r e one of these long-winded fcllpwu and . wanted t u try l| once just to gel some idea of the effects of a full hour’ll sermon on his congregation. It’s all in the way you look at things. Once 11 preacher wort fill­ ing out an application1 blank for some life insurance in a m u tu al1' company that specialized in insur­ ance for men of the cloth. ()np of II r questions to Ire answered was, “ Do.you ever dissipate?’' lie wrote his answer w ith,great nnd search­ ing conscientiousness— “I occasion­ ally chew n piece of gum.” Simp preachers seem to think iH a I that nil pleasure is sin, and the Cnpt. George II. Wilkins (above) more yuu enjoy anything, the If that were and “Sandy’* Hmlth, (below) plan greater sin it is. to hop off next March from Point true, driving an Essex ( ouch would Harrow, Alaska, for n flight over he one of the greatest sins in the ■ the north pole. They w’.’.l have an world. Yours, especially built plane fur b00-n>ilc flight. HII.L. - A ---------------- t t 'H n r d « t\ PREACHERS 7 he first brief glimpse of Lo< with delightful surprise. There is that intangible fceli that here is something entirely different. i 1. v/.l aciow A wonderful pictur tropical beauty arid 1• s * tine lively feels that here woul dbe an ideal place stalely Go with us to Loch A rbor s& Sec the many changes that have been made, watch the workmen as they progress with the improvement program. Call at this office for in­ formation concerning this development. . Representatives will be on the property a t all times *• ’* • . ; .\ » • -, ; - ’ * * ' , * - ■. . *, «rW — ' t 71 ii •• Wc have n client \vlu> will buy amall acreage cIqkl* iii. v* i r KVa ! . - x ‘> n t $ Have Iniyeni wailing for housed if jiria* is right. » *j * Next to Post Office * Fletcher-Bulger Realty TELEPHONE 588 . .f t! : . . . . . \» ^ - j ; *•' ' r • 1 1 } 1-2 Magnolia Ave ».•> j i *• Phone 746 FIR S'f STREET A N D PALMETTO A V E . nMHM__HsBM L* " J. • ___._ ‘ ... - " X '• r • • * • . . ijt - ~ ' ■' i-.y> :-■ iStRSir 'X ; ' • j y it «v*' " ' . &: ' ‘‘ .*• i',": -V s rt-*" % I ‘ �Add] RS U»--’ m u . intlve L ellers Are Received [Over The Country t\O f B ro a d c a stin g tpUTS, FI*. Jan. 0. 'Maine to the Canal i(on t® the Bronx, i r i s coma ■In every ;WQMA of tho Company of (Tany of <ba com. lo expreu a'ppr j fM greater part-of request ah answer ft to th* neighbors.’ fiam, Mo., comes „ program was comy, and that thd listent northern p<flct were nearing abont your r-elect Walker of New « decided contrast . In M do Lessens in Crishearing nicely through al Radio Club, largely American army of- i Jan. MILAN, Prince BUDAPEST, Hungary, Jan. (L— {JP—Today was another one of sensational disclosures In the huge counterfeiting plot‘th at has atIn i»« R io re u B c i r ready brought’ a dozen prominent let .Mondstirvanu. A t le u t; that is the name taken froa^oiie of b it Hungarians within the shadow of estates in Rumanli, appearing on prison. , ' f f i f : - ! the paasp&rt ha had r o t . received \ ■While detectives continued their from Bucharest. Carol la stlH a t the hotel Where raids In Search of additional evi­ dence, further arresta were mado and the names of other notables, staying. Although having sepa­ allegedly involved were made pub-1 rate apartipetrif* they, are a! moat constantly in each other's com­ lie. ■ Among those taken into custody pany, .MURK their meals togeth­ this morning was Baron Slgismund e r nnd alipplng jm t.through the Perenyi, former minister or the in­ servant’s entrance for motor rides. Magda in reputed to be 28 years terior and intimate friend of the Id. She la of leas than medium late premier Count Tisza. Count Szmrecsant, a powerful political leader, also was arrested and a warrant mas issued for Polico Pro-, feet Nabossy, who left on a hur- tain a divorce Cfom herr husband, rWd vacation when the ramifica­ .who Is"said to be a Rumanian tions of the plot were first dis­ mrnjy officer. — ■i ■ . ■.. . ■■■.. covered. ' Another development was the A man In Oklahoma says h e kill­ departure for Italy of one of the ed a deer'w ith his knife. We aay French detectives who has been tho dry law* arq not enforced working here, to arrest tho Hun­ there. ' ■ ' ' _______ garian Fascist leader Ulnin, who Is. said to have fled over tho bor­ der. . ^ t Tho printing works of th* royal geographic society where the for­ ged notes nre believed to have been engraved, was tho center of On intensive search by the authorities for a draftsman, engraver and rinter, who nro alleged to have idden or destroyed the plates. W William BevanS, 76, is being held in'the Logans port (Ind.) Jail awalting trial on a charge of first de­ gree murder. An Inmate o f the White connty Inflribary, he stabbed to* death Nelson Anderson, 74, in a quarrel over Stella Shirley, an­ other inmate of the Institution. Ho objected to Anderson'a serenading Mh« Shirley, who is 37, with an accordion. - >. , “ ,.■ . v - K bit Av wi- fo r •u e h rh c lio n a t th e ch e ek o r th b e " r e ta in e d a a liq u id a fed te d ^ dda am aaea UlnM Ptintr ab n a ld .th « . a u c c e a a tu l b id d e r fa ll Vlo- l a ta k a a a ld b o n d s ao c o rd ln jc to th e te rm o o f th ta n o tic e ’»: n.T d W a leU bid. 6* T h e aald B o a rd re s e rv e * III* r ig h t to r e je c t a n y a n d a lt b ids. ll p ro p o sa ls sh o u ld >>o ad d re sn thB.purchaaa * dA! to th e C o u n ty B o a rd o f B ublle I n s tr u c tio n f o r ttn tn ln o lo C ounty, F lo rid a . C e re T . ,W - L a w to n , B e r e ­ t s ry , B a n fo ro . F lo rid a , a n d m a rk e d -InolB . "B id f o r Donda.** B onds.1 >onda tl , WlTNKfta th e b a p d a o f th e C h a ir, tS , b e a t g la te r a m ; a t m a n an d H ecrntorv a n d th o se a l cl if cent' per an- M id ) B o a rd a t • S a n fo rd . Bem lnolc C o u n ty , F lo rid a , th is th e I th . day S 1 lorrison, of Corpsey Miners M eet A gain evidently was made nesick by the music With Coal Operators io, for she writes, “ I from Florida near NEtV YORK, T an . 5.^GP)ut my heart is In ARMY OFFICER DIES ent a winter there.” Ncgotlating committees of the an­ Bf Poplar, N. C„ has thracite operators and miners met MADISON, Wis., Jan. 0.—W ) ~ felt the spell of the again this afternoon in n further Maj. Gon. Robert McCory, 68, dieii he remarks th at he effort to en d . tho suspension of here today. He had been in ill hr you-all to play on hard coal mining since S ep t 1. As the negotiators went Into ses­ health since the World War, when jttar, tho Prisoner’s sion, thero was nothing to' Indicato h» served with tho thirty second ■other good music. . . that they wero any nearer a set­ division. lay this for me tlement than they were Inst when bo listening In, ■ r ntlon this was bytho conferences were adjourned un­ til Monday. Dr H etcherLBrow>i On Florida tho fans mention SPEC! At 1S T the talka on Flor* M annish IWQAM. and some N o r ! f* Vft • ■'. / n e f S A /n ri tho sneakers at ,rbcr’a Coral Gables D is o a s t'S ) -gets its share of 1th dozen* of rcI ’l turrrmfull* Rhrum»tl»ra, NtUrUU, lous favorites from Dlsretlve Dleerdera. /hy Are You Blue?' L i v e r and Kidney T r o u b l e * . Catarrh, and I Were Young !i»«W approving ‘ wiiv be te be aoM for aty tl*» day* i aceeptance X- to make . woman pretWty akop ow*J ‘a convention. Eastern ...... TERMS w'afi.r.ra;: o»nr 1, tiro of, December 1Par,, [>«> 10, Block 6 Elliott Avenge, . _ cotrnrt Boanb ****** •a rr L ■ I ivo a n d man in K m u fl . of PtrnMC in- FTKUtTTION f o r B em lnolo C ounty, F lo rid a . (SEAL. O P B O A R D ) ’ -■ .r _________ m e n u o f I l L O t l o n .Tanuary l i t . By PRED T. W1UJAMR. in each o f th e y e a r s 1*3* tn 1»4S C h a irm an . Incluntvo am t a n n u a l I n iU llm e n ta T. W . LAW TON. or tto .o o t. o n J a n u a r y la t. In each A tte a tt o f th e y a a r a 1M* to 1111 In elu alv e H urt, a n d K k O fficio S ecty e n d llo.oo®, o n J a n u a r y 1st. m s . WILSON. nouaiioLDEit a boyle S aid b u n d s h a v e been v a lid a te d by A tto r n e y s f o r B oard. ao t uf L e g is la tu r e nf th e N iam o f P lo rld a ap p ro v e d N o v em b e r ! l n l . Peo. l-tl-ll-IO Jon I. J ..)'***V *:n. Phone 493. h n H n n m i ADVERTISEM ENTS T EL L YOU W H A T ’TH E ROMANC OF BU SIN ESS IS DOING FOR YOU, - * : E , . There is no finer location for a hotel or a high-class apartment house than the corner of Park A venue and the Lakefront. - P | Asthma. Ray Kerer. )m tho fire dopnrtsport, N. Y., writes Dated tn Miami Unitho xndlo has told todato 6000 students ),000. and that he is in tne “way tho or tho Coral Gables plays the Argentine .... * . , * * the clearejt on my t,” is the ward of an Cgpa Charles, a •writes that he Is an da radio lan "when B.” William B. Long eott, Massachusetts In hearing that more celery than |ta to in tho Union sn moro thnn Michlknown as the celery K> wants to know tho Dtlon of Miami, rkcr avows that the onjoyes as much as Its of New York” is loan Shines in Coral 1 Uinr.u. of M,n. / In keeping with tho desirovfor things mannish is this very fem­ inine variation of the mun’s eve­ ning waistcoat. Of whito satin broadcloth,'it carries out the lines of tho tailored coat. A scarf, folded to resemble a stock, com­ pletes the effect. CB, Mgr. one 472-w yard with arltnUfie equipment, jlpment, yrara of I l p e I r. appeal to rl.nee. to jyour Intelllcenco and dUm In Ti CTetlon In tho lha io .election of a phyalclan W| troat you, rant to too mo ------------------ftiaatd ana in . my edvai advanced aytt-rm of treatm ent, whleh la univertally enduraed. No Incurable ro M accepted, no mall ord n 1 treatm ent InetltuUd, no false prutnUra made, no e lltte r In*. Impossible e u .m rtc e * rtlren. I adverUM w hat ta t 1I da — 1 da do . what K bit 1 adrertlea tditrU H . I SEMINOLE BOULEVARD' 117 feet Oharno* fonoonnU*, urraa irr.m ri «, n u patient's eonvealence. Coll or wrlto lo t information and ad vies. I ooo my patients In person. I operate * • brohtb offices, “ medical companies" and InetltaH a." My cored. satisfied and m l o Ini M>tUaU a m my, b y * references. Dr.FletcherI Brown 216 MAIN ST. JA C K SO N V IL L E . F L A . CAN YOU SO LV E THIS? DIERFLAG Tho nbovo (otters when properly arranged form tho namo of a late President. Everyone sending In tho correct solution will bo awarded a beautiful lot, siza 20x100 foot, FJtEE AND CLEAR FROM ALL ENCUMBRANCES, located in ono of our new sub­ divisions between New York und Atlantic City. -a ti . THIS OFFER EXPIRES MARCH 15„ 1926. Maxim Development Corporation. , 110 W. 40th S t, IVpt. 400 New York O il/, ■"£ !e Is R ight )RD IMBERCO. SHORELINE LAKE MONROE reputation In accomplishing multi, [COP JAILED ?H!A — D. Martin r to motorists, is six months in jail and maHcasance, appeal. Women I SPECIAL NOTICE— If ungueatl o n a b I a •kill, ra r ru it effort,, fidelity to oblisutiona and an eitablUhad ►NSUI, INDICTED )N, Jan. 0.—(/F)— is alleging violation itlon laws wero rogrand Jury hero C.- Kerr, former onsut at Vancouver, Kerr was chargng bribes, from Chlhem in evading tho of a n d Chronic a n d Complicated OUeaaao 40-A CR ES Black Hammock Celery Land FOR SALE , '• rt a ’ r « t§ LOTS. NUM BERS 241-242-243-244 in tho owV4 o f th e awVt o f Scctioii 1-21-31 Seminole Co., 1 Vi miles north east o f Oviedo; Is mile from 2 Railroads and Paved Roads. Surrounding Lands M aking’ Big Money in Truck. ’ PRICE 912,000.00 Term s, cash, balance 1, 2. 8 . and 4 years at 8% Semi-Annually. N o incumberances, and 1925^tax paid. jopertyjs wprth oday at least $1250 per front foot—we to sell at $1000.00 on easy terms. Address Owner, Robert E. EUis. 1 pleto line o f Pine-' r .ti P jO J B o x This Owner Intends to Sell— . i ... • therefore his price Is lower than surrounding owners, expeck to g e t 12Mi acres on W est F ir s t-S t, which will divide into six ty lota a t an average cost o f 9300.00 per l o t /Total .present Road frontage 1,400 f e e t being e t on F irst b S t~ “ r w ith GOO fe feet iter Bocrd 'jjfc;. i i s l “l '}i •i .j?’ • i ,i’' tv|*e -.■ _f» ie*;■ * 1 -r/ ^T'p , J * 515 First National Bank Bldg '1 11r 1 .- W ■ ;\)}Y > , 203,205 MelKh Building Force: •/ I t W. LAWTON. J. M. ROCHE. IS TRUTHFUL ’ mm ' Uh. -*.LVf) ’ >' r, 9 -*i« ■ ' . 1 ' t* * 1' m m m **T. • W. V �But *eocnnut shell, iU edges at*d firmly to the stone. Th ■mail opening in the top al point or the cone. Into this the native fisherman squirt* his mouth a pulp of cocanut' cocaaot meat have been fcoihenticated'b y Mr. which he has chewed fine. Then Horn hostel. Fdfthermore he has the bait is ready for use. *■ ^ found an island where the natives Doily during the month* of June gain their fish supply In this very and July the natives dangle the stones fnyn their canoea, keeping manner. On the Island of Rota, which pro­ them close to the bottom a t * depth duces so little copra that ships in of some fifty feet. By Jiggling the past rarely visited it, and now the bait up and down they spread under Japanese mandate, Mr. the cocanut pulp through the wa­ Homboste] learned a t first hand ter. A fish colied “ Achuman,” the this olden art. On Ilota, prehis­ Chamorro word **ftchu” means toric native customs have wrals- stone, is particularly fond of coted long after they vanished from coanut. other lands of. the South Seaa. Illustrating his story of the in­ . After two months of regular vestigation which he conducted feeding they are trained to fol­ with some of the fishing stones low the atones daily. Then dur­ purchased by him Mr. Hornbostel ing August and September the told of their use as follows! stones are brought nearer and The bait is n smoothly formed hemisphere of stone* about five nearer to the surface of the water, inches in diameter. It Is suspen­ until the fisherman with a hand net ded from tough cords of cocanut can gather in his unsuspecting viefiber with the flat surface of the hemisphere upjifrmoat. To tills victims, and the trained fish be­ side is attached n hollow cone of come fbod. water* of tho seven the ancient p rac tice * m l hm m m Expert Tell Of Bow M u d e n Train The Fish T o Follow Stones To Be G racht In Large Dip Nets 3ANA, Guam, Jan. 6 UP)— ants of Chamorro life in tha M b Islands who have long punled by legendary allusions o South Seas people to "train* ih" and "atone bait" have been MANILA, iJan. 6.— respondent* ol the A.-sotUttd Press).—A virtual monopoly of the'P hilippines wa= A pptloaU e has started ngaln to rise. The authorities say th a t the"flood lim­ it will be reached tomorrow or Thursday and without serious harm to 'th e capital. The situation in the Suburbs la fa r from reassuring, Th« water la beginning slowly to comb over the banks of the stream and ia creep­ ing toward low lying towns and villages. In the northwestern provinces the situation still is ANNA U ed hy the recent legislature confo r t h s r*i trollng the seed industry. (itM ibintfM of a married The Philippine Islands Is the w om an. J 'V-' - ■ • - » O n le r J X jr only region that has successful y c a u se c o m in g o n ttit* produced hemp, which Is used in fo Tr hfis in a l h e n rin g u p o n th e p et GEBBES DEAD AT 69 SPRINGFIELD, 0., J in . (A) —James L. Gebhea, 6n, former president of tho K e lly -S p rin g fic ld Motor Truck Co., which was re­ cently sold to tho American Bus and Truck Co., at receiver's u l t , died today nt his home here after a brief Illness. h e re in a n d th e r e p o r t o f th e 8 lal M a tte r, a n d 11 a p p e a r in g to C o u rt th a t th e p e titio n e r Jm a g d u e A nd le g a l n o tic e o f h e r appl tlo n f o r th e re m o v a l o f th e diet Itlc a o f a m a rrie d w o m an by pt r a tio n once ea c h w ee k f o r f o u r aecuU ve w e e k s In A nnwapi p u b lish e d In S in iln o l* C o tin tv , y Id a: a n d fro m th e r e p o r t . o f S p e c ia l M a ste r (tied In tb le? ra H a p p e a r in g th a t ne Has Im d e In q u iry a s th e c a p a c ity , cpm pe cy i.nd q u a l fleiB o tf.d jr-U i* p.-t)t e r to ta k e cl t a r o o f a n a Vn,.n h e r ow n e a ta te a n d p r o p o t y hi i becom e a f re e d e a le r a n d It bi th e o p in io n o f sa id S p e c ia l M a th a t th e p r a y e r o f th e p e ti s h o u ld t be g r a n te d 'a n d ( h a t S garers va m m I g ™ . ™ , * 1S i d T S ' SW i iSs lff ^ that druggist* » k m i ,f were unmarried, Oon* and ordered 1 in C h a m b e rs S u r e I t i at Sanford in thin c~o u m y o f B e n i.* "nd State of the Sth day or DeeiyStertt K M fM V J D J u d g e of th e C lrc j . IMCK fNHON. - W W W i l j uiiiniatV™ ® ° o r t o f t h e i ; u d lc la l c i r c u i t o f r i o r - G et l e d fiox Make Money “W HERE SEM INOLE A N D ORANGE COUNTIES MEET” We have been in btiainesa "boosting Maitland** ever since 1921, our off* , — ---------------o values here for our emt S t us show part buUdtoBin th is ideal y 0u in properties section of a nole and Orange Counties. W e Solicit Your Business REALTORS 1 . O ffice N e x t to P ostoffice— Phone l£U) ) Longwood : e . m anasco M aitland, Florida 1,120 ACRES FINE CITRUS LAND Four Miles Lake Front On Newly Projected Road R e a lty C om p a n y Acreage Our Specialty *' a „4 c , ",.r' * \ $ j* IjU *fjg Many Listings o f Groves, Houses, Lots, Subdivisiu $ 1 0 0 PER ACRE Main and Pine Streets Florida » P hone! «S «t . * i »•*Jf** i .. Business Properties and^fim alh::Farma. Prices reasonable if you are looking for any thing ih the abo\ 4* ‘ *' ,•W ' I , * *• 1■ * * Adjoining Good Town. Fine Sub-division Proposition Call 2186, ask for a Representative to show you. Lane-H ardison Corporation 31 E. Pine St., Orlando, Fla, Suite 7—No. 24 South Orange Avenue Orlando, Fla Phone 1741-W, Phone 218G Orlando, Fla, SOUTH "DIXIE HIGHWAY 4 Lots on Kuhl Avenue * K ‘* ** to be sold ns one. They run from Kuhl to Orange, and nre Bituated between Michigan and Illiana Avenues. 5Q feet on Kuhl Avenucqind 255 In depth. Brice $210.00 a front foot. FOR SALE N o. 12 W atkins Bldg. R EAL ESTATE REAL 53 acres of land located on the W inter Garden State Highway, two miles w est from Orlando City lirpits, 1800 feet frontage on Highwny. One of the best subdivision tracts in Orange county.. If sold at once will take 11500 per acre. $5,000 binder. $25,000 on delivery of deed and abstract, balance 1, 2 and 3 years. FLETCHJEJR-BULGER * «.• \ \ * f >4»v * #/ 44 N . Orange A ve. ANOTHER BARGAIN SNAP 14V2 Acres in South Orlando ,-J Orlando, Florida, Phoncp 1768— 2567 All in the city limits, subdivided, Htnked and platted ready for market. For quick turn over will take $G0,000 oij the very best of terms. For informa­ tion write, phone, or wire. See U s F or Orlando Property REALTORS Sanford Ciffice—-113 V4 Magnolia Ave, ROBINSON & SAMUEL , • Empire Hotel. P. O. Box 1043 Phone 1G5 Miller B ld g. Phone 746. ’ Orlando ,Fla. MR. IN V E ST O R r ea l esta te • > “Never a Dissatisfied Customer” Up to date listings of Business Property, Acreage, Homes \ Also Small. Acreage for Subdivision, Close to Orlando V A t the edge- ■' of M t D ora ii *' ,•■r 1 ‘ ■, ' • ' i. *i . > r, NT& \ ripe fo r subdivision. ................. T- Phone 1417 18 N. Orange Avenue Phone 2G62 Orlando, Fla. 119 s: ro St. i p ‘ SWSPIfe; ake County, a high grade development now going on and is FRANKLIN INVESTIM REALTY CO. MARLOWE REALTY CO. Orlando, Florida. 432 North Orange Avenue WE HAVE SOME GOOD BUYS IN BUSINESS PROPERTY THAT WILL PROVE PROFITABLE TO • YOU. m i p W J iL ^ ^ S �NEW YORK, Jnn. 0, ew York, fab o iito ry . le a n e d hew to Old end new, o f professional burg­ lars. These experts creek suposedly burglar-proof safety vaults, nolvc the mystery of electric alarm sys­ tems designed to protect buildings from thieves and open locks, re­ puted to bo unopenablo without the right keva— all to beat the burg­ lar a t hfa own game. ■ Wh#n a national epidemic of burglaries becamo serious, it re­ sulted In insurance companies aud manufacturers authorising tho Underwriters Laboratories to as­ sume tho writing of standards .of various means of protection and then to te st devices to see. if they •quash They tued m food the ed­ ible seeds, tubers and root* of Wild plant life. A abort , staple cotton was grown and used ft* garmanta. while the Ynccn fumlahed food in the form of fru it and fiber for ropes, baakfct*. mats and other textile articles. Rotise building reached a high point of development, ;tho archi­ tecture of some of th e ruins com- The grandmotherly features and ‘plentant smile Of Mrs. Jane E. II. Lorjgley led lots of bnnka to cash chock* for her ’■without question. But flnnlly she was arrested, at South Bend, Ihd.,’ charged iwith passing icorcs of worthless checks. The “nlco old lady" has seventy alhses, police finy, and la known chiefly as Mafy E. Paulson., She F led to their classi­ n g . Basket Workers, E * Workers And the r*t were primitive but Jy advanced, using the ew, baking pottery In titivating several va­ in. The Basket Workkshion pottery; used n |ck instead of a bow k flint-tipped arrows; Lbblt hair Into Tucen fcody covering. The [oncers made a crude, ey. and grew coarse, igT otherwise vlrn. v to.skull and. skclpted the belief that iTace conquered the bn their advent behteresting and "cfFf life. Thfey were [iaf no mean degree ^principles of grav­ ure known to them. |ts, miles in length, B and they dammed jado reservoirs for conservation of cipdl crops were ra l' varieties of ihg ufod, It become necessary to evolva' cftbqrs. Proficient ''burg­ lars'* who could bo -trusted wore employed' to sea whether the do­ nees Would give th e ' necessary protection. , .,1*, . Ope of the methods is to attempt to -muffle..the alarm gong or to put It out of comausaion. The ap­ paratus is Mt>up. The expert be­ gins to work quietly, tskUlfully aud quickly. Suddenly the gong.shat- another teatii time the shu1 sounding enu method, of' n i u c o l tti ptii the time then nothing U lef Ivery . known t h f Invention finished you choose from approval .Is given. I f It fail improvements can be made, manufacturcra are advised. So op through the days and sometimes a t tught, goes.the work ■of safecracking, storc-br coking and other burglaries.; The-experts refer to each other!frequently as tho "Omaha Kid," •‘Rod Hogan" nnd other like names, but they hnVc became known as the aannt and most beneficial burglars In business. the safest goods known. are value-true. •on villa a short hard-surfaced route to Gainesville and South Florida. Hundreds of complaints havn been made relative to the two stretches of unpaved road, according to tho State Chamber, which regards their completion as oho of tho most important Jobs' the Sin to Road De­ partment can accomplish. V EN ETIA N ISLES S tale Chamber Of Commerce When this civilisation ceased Is Says Two Mile Stretch Of not definitely known, b u t it *nded Unpaved Road Is Delaying probably (100 years ago. Scientists believe the culture, of these Indian Operations In Peninsula inhabitants was wiped out quickly, but are undecided as to whether it JACKSONVILLE Jnn. G—With was by an upheaval of nature, con- the exception of the rough brick ucst o f the slmplo scattering of highway down tho E ast Coast front le clans to. other regions, leaving JacksonviJJe there is not a con­ behind a ‘silent record for the arch­ tinuous hnrdsurfaced rond Into tho aeologist loexpIoKe.- " peninsula, all because of the delay in paving a total of only two miles, Bays the F.lorlda State Chamber of BY CONDO Commerce. The missing link is n stretch across Payne’s Prairie, south of IGainesville. f t a t i s A LL*TH D OTFi C .R f C U - O W i “THAT MORN| N i s 1 tWAS q v e 5 i The fill for tho npw highway across the Frnirle has been roudy t j K a t h i s — t h i s 's TWe for surfnclng for some time hut Z A K CtWS U e R S , A NO O V G R H E R O WAS the freight congestion has delayed X JC K . : T H fe R ^ 'S TV»e H r<3.H p e w e t s * , tho delivery of rock. For months fs? IS A S U C M T , motorists bound into South Floridn have been forced to trnvel over p p o s r t o ^ r R o M t h <=>— er--------------- — nbout four milcn of rough road between Gainesville nnd Micnnopy o r go out of the way from Gaines­ ville to Hnwthornc. Tho unsurfaccd portion of tho highway Is within easy reach of Interlnchcn, from which point the T h ey Gems of America s Mediterranean — VENETIAN ISLES a asuggested f t t t dthntn tho State Road De­ partm ent might bring pressure to boar to obtain the needed supply. Meantime the old county high­ way between Gainesville nnd Mic­ nnopy has boofi cut to pieces by O T H C 1*. r e L L O lA J > s ip y o u x ? R iv e m e & u . - - i r y , \ b U R . C /V R . A * l .. a ^ \ b u u R a g u a il over, n fnlr ly good rond. The dis­ tance docs not vary moro than two miles over tho Micanopy route. .The direct rout from Jacksonville via Baldwin. Starke and Waldo, thirty.miies less than the route via Lnko City, has b<//n completed with the exception of two stretches with n total of about three nfllcs between . ...___ Maxvllle ■I®. . f^ w le y . Here also the bed has. boon mndu randy for surfacing nnd the final work is being held up by tho short­ age of rock. * Surfacing of the Prairie' road will cut the distance between Ocala and. GainosviUo six miles and af­ ford a hard surfaced highway all tho way into the peninsufo. Sur­ facing qf tho stretch between Maxvillu nnd Lawtcy will givo Jack By Williams RW AY I ’Ll. *tfeu. T O \NMUT H E S IN P E R ! M E S IN KEf? M OLDIN ' M E VlP. £ M ' T A K IM A P R I S O N E R A 'A W m O M M E . 1 R E C O C iN l2E O T H E T O O O COUDRED v j - vaikW T d E M A i N - r U t s c u o 'e of all those coming to this wonderful land of palms and sunshine for "rest, for !rdcrgatibn, or to establish a permanent honfe^is- the waterfrrm f J.I u i i t . . :■•</>' ;i * ‘. ’ * "• * • • -• • - The appeal of expanse of water, is, universal o hftn NfttUW. ha? te e n generous. >vith\her gifts of shaded lakes, small, quiet streams, of great rivers, of sheltered bays and limitless .expanse of ocean, and everywhere thdy are quickly ap­ preciated by the folks who flock to their shores to rest and to play, and to build their homes. Think; then, how remarkably fortunate are owners of property on VENETIAN ISLES— right in the heart of Florida’s most beautiful body of water—Biscayne Bay—a small par- $ adise set apart from, the congestion of the city, and having all the year the atmosphere of the cherished summer vacation, the ever- m compelling attractions of incomparable Bis­ cayne Bay plus Miami's balmy, always-June climate. • r• • • Demand and Supply s T H E M S - A A O rt BRONMiSkt com* AN:faEM i-frwfoi ; p A x r f e .^ n T d *rq’ v sh a ped R i p in KAtHuTE t sperrm o T~ t in To w n . hM ___ _ rT^ f r n never be duplicated. No simili ■ ocation i n |H P Biscayne Bay is Upper now ^^efver wilhbe available.' So hfefe you have an ultra?desirable commodity of which there is .9 definite limit to the supply. Your own (goodi^fiagnieut will telle you .what may be expected in the future as to ever-increas ing .values. f . �m m ^cst Palm Beach Will Construct New 1,150 Concrete Structure Across Lake Worth ey West To Erect Long Pile Trestle ther Proposed W ater Development Work To Be Heard at Meet the dynamo of public activity that generates profits, Whet-o crowds gather, th ere cen ters in terest— w ith in terest com es activity and th e quick yield or profits and prosperity— th a t’s w hy w o ara constant­ ly reminding you of Sanford Gro^p w here tw o arteral boulevards m e e t Study the location o f Sanford Grove— note th e tw o m ost im portant boule­ vards of the Greater Sanford d istrict in tersects in th is developm ent— this alone should be m ost con vin cip f th a t Sanford Grove offers you your field. UCKH.lt IJIUrDUUJf, tIUU. It Hugh McQuiljnn, suspended last /y U the snme time hrnring will M H aheld on the application of the ■canon by McGraw for infractions state highway district of of tfie rules, in eipected to return. [JKfct Palm Beach for permission .A rthur Nehf, veteran southpaw, in ^ K w n s tr u c t a bridge across Lake Considered nvnilable. Jack Scott, ■ n th connecting West Palm Virgil Ilttmcs and Jnck W isncr Bj3B|uKh with Palm Beach. The plan also will he nvnilable. The club will depend upon v et­ H E fo r a 1,1 BO foot structure ttfMkn the W est Pnlm Beach side erans, Frank Hnydcr and Grover fEwfth 'a double draw span in the Hartley, the Omaha recruit for. ■c«nt«r providing a denrnnee of GO Hartley nml the W ichita Tecruit, H i t l'h o riso n tal and 12 feet vertical. Hughie McMullen. j.T h# open structure is connected TO OEMAND PAYMENT lywltli a causeway from the Palm w flw ich tide 1,600 feet long, % Q n Ja n . 8 a t Key West In the 1-codrt room hearing will bo held tiT tm ' the proposal of the Monroe county commissioner! to construct bridge across Sugar Dmf crook f l i -tnlfce from Key West. It Is to cr he a 'p ile trestlo with causeway apprwcT ■ ^plication of tho E ast Const Development company will bo heard on Jan. 0 a t Fort Pierce CROWDS BOTHER WALKER Chamber of Commerce. Tho com; pany proposes to fill and construct NEW YORK, Jnn. fl.—(/!>)—Mnybulkheads In the Indian river at In- or Jimmie W alker sometlms would like to skip out the back door when drlo. there in a crowd In his office but ho feels it his duty to meet every­ Most of tha tears you ‘sec in tho body with a smile and say hello. n^yiles are faked. Movie stars real­ Ho hnn ordered city officials to do likewise. i s e nothing to cry about. A fter seven years of searching, Mrs. Samuel I’ullini of Terre Haute, Ind., has found her daughter. Beatrice, J l , and has taken her homo with her. Mrs. Fullim was obliged to gtvo the girl up in 1018, when her first husband deserted b<*r, and a fter her m arriage to Mr. Pullim ifio could not ioente her. An advertisement in the Salvation Army War Cry, however, nt lust led to discovery of the girl in an Orphan­ age in Bradford, Pa. Governor Denies Backing Land Sale AM ID M AJESTIC P IN E S B A R T N A SO N , Sales D irector BEATS NEW REGULATION First National Bank Bldg, WASHINGTON, Ja n . 0.—(A1)— Ono fellow has beaten tho restric­ tions against horse draw n vehicles on certain streets. Stopped by a policeman, he nrgued th a t the nninml he wns driving was n mule; Tba policcmnn lfct him go only to learn that legally sometimes horses and mules, were construed to bo the same thing. Phone 240 Th.. Republican committee has officially recognised young LuFollette ns n Republican. Now per­ haps the folks back home won't recognize him.—Birjninghom AftcHcraUL were about to put the poppor plants out of business. Hall wns faced with the proposition of de­ fra y in g arc or tho other when Edwcrd Harris paid him $lt)0 for the cabbage plants. SECOND STREET CYPRESS AVENUE At Last Your Chance Has Arrived—Investm ent Proper ty o f the Better K ind^-Invest Your M oney W here I t W ill Make You Money Buy one or More of These Lots and Reap the H a rv est Property In This Location W^II Enhance Faster Than A ny Other B usiness Property In Sanford—B e Sifre' and Get Yours. H ere Is An id Get. A il Opportunity That Comes But Once In a Man’s L ife Time. , 4 sday, January 7, 2:30 P. M< IN GOLD WILL BE GIVEN A W A Y ABSOLUTELY FREE! NT Auctioneers 1 G Vi Hom e O ffice: 116 Second Street, Sanford Bit iBMP I W H S 2 ffin j o n m Wr. w w m U3C U SU R U 3 P d o n u u d i ■ - » M- 7 f^ r r T ? r r r r r r n r r r g �i will draw IW> w e c o u n try ^ ^ or{- ln |ll n m p ( ||y migtitx w ta i / Child assuredly CHICAGO, A a . A— didn't ms*n either of theee two. The tweiDftTlMx, Work, Jardine standardised radio part*, tha ite an audience, through the end New are fully as wise aa most ufacturmrs have gone back l turday Evening Post. If he'd wish them mado. Oeframlttx aaid that they're not "all-wiso," it consumers to find out hon wouldn't have been so had. N6t manufacturer* aha now -at all of them claim to bo that. ; r on the replies to thousands of But '‘alt-wise" w asn't what ha said or meant. Ha meant th at not Radio thus becomes one of the all members of the cahlnet are wise men. first great Industrie*, of It* site, from which the public expect* that the Smith company's parts must The cablnel members—in cake f it the Jones company's apparayou can't recall them all right off the - reel—are: *The dealer and thd consumer Secretaries Kellogg, Mellon, Dwight Davis, Wilbur, Work. Jat* Indiana* who £ .1 JLd to *•**> **•» Mri°u«ly affected dine, Hoover and James J. Da via, iiUtant S ^ T etar/o?In tM» Irregularity of parts," says respectively of the i&ate, treasury, A. J. Carter, chairman,of the stanwar, nay, interior, agriculture, ■ ....... * dan)* committee of the Radio Mancommerce and labor departments, .811 ASKS P R O B E ^ ^ ufacturcrs Association. “There iaAttorney General Sargent ana rtGTON, Jan. MP}— nX a man In the radio game today Postmaster General New. Whom, out of these ten, had to the delay on InsUtat- hrho hasn’t wished for a Moses to Richard Washburn Child In mind? nptf, proceedings agaliyit lead the Industry out of the wild* It’s possible to guesa some whom hum , Company of Amer* ernes* 0f misfits. The Radio Manho certainly hadn’t at any rater 0, S Ktnslblo for the shows. . . . , - Long weeks of rehearsa l on a new production, during which frequent changes arc made In t h e manuscript, much attention given to each character; definite decision ■ n r e s c h t a t l o n s , as to scenery ond a thousand other ■ show houses details. cause the players to feel ■ T w a d shows K l Vetunu. the blame i K d d “because i V andluvurious ft *&g£a£fiaSWa^W’ E howdker, la Eompanlee. Aa E are tncompelm are billed as Cl stars of the r which Is not ble may fall for it the time comes i better way to “It is impossible for atheg o u ts to even approach thla feeling unless they go through many rehcarsals and put originality Into their performance*,” she padded, “Little Ulss Brown, “Twin Beds,’ “F air and W anner,” “Cornered" and “Spite Corner” are some of the plays In which Mias Kennedy has starred. She likes her present to establish a role the best,* because farce is her ir the' road show forte. g s Creek Ins Church Tomorrow IS, Jan. day or Epipy which memrthodox church iptism of Jesus, tro tomorrow irch members rf *the nation, do a religious ~. Secretaries Mellon and Hoover NEW YORK, Jan. g _ ( A _ 5[000,000 offering of National are conspicuously wise. sh Register common stock, made through Dillon, Read and Co., todny was over-subscribed within five minutes-after the books were opened. This Is one of the quickest sales of a stock issue on record. — --“TURKEY IN THE STRAW" AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami, Sanford, W est Palm Beach, Daytona B otch CENTRAL FLORIDA OFFICE 31*7-318 F ir st N ation al B jn k Bldg. Sanford, Florida. S. G. GRAY, RESIDENT M ANAGE “f*ctur* " A” 0*1* 110" U ^ V,ln» Senator Walsh, Demo- thi> problem and we are going to ontana. carry on *until the work is eom- 8 BOUT IS CALLED OFF NEW YORK, Jan. 6— </P)_ The world's welter weight champ­ ionship fight scheduled a t Madi­ son Square garden Jan. 22, be­ tween Mickey W alker of Elisabeth, N. J., the title holder, and Tommy Milligan ' of England, was called off today because the condition of Walker’s .too, which recently was operated on. Si p is s e d ? £ l y ^ Hall, Portland and McCall PROVIDENCE, R. I .- A doxon old fiddlers seeking the New Eng­ land chftmplomuln, played “Tur­ key in the Straw" in a doxen dif­ ferent ways. / OFFICE MACHINES is a large Helf which (s cn[on of sponges. Sci pates, howing represent8(AlQHY. Jnn. 5.— hilled on th( . for informs TUELL & SMITH OFFICE MACHINICS made by com mining an P kiM 1MT, Orlando A t. M EETIN G IL IIE III STM EN T CO. ru7 ;nnv g iven . rlth th a C h a r t w lth th a - p r o n n u a t me-tltiK Inf the Han I,anlany w ill ho tiatd he Com pany,--tn ; Klorliln, on Ilia iry ISIS, a t the dock P. M. for IderlnR auclt m atitiiiht In-fore It. Jay of January, J. H . JACKSON Long Time Loans on Residences and B usiness Property. * * * E a sy Repaym ent Plan O ffice In new M errlweather Building 2nd Street. Phone 811 U'UatliULi^iataiiiautJtoLiijbu.ijjtiit m a tm m t ame,&pr«*m«nL. ItttKfft irnVSf Unquestionably the most important factor in the coni estate, be it for investment purpose or for a homesite, is d colds lead to can stop them , an emulsified t to take. Creo- 142 Gallons Brown H ouse Paint, gaL$1.98 r t** * "Jfs Double Thick Pas{e Paint, g a l . ..... . $3.20 creosote Is (ve­ il authorities si in* agencies for Pure Linseed, Oil, g a l.-,.:,................. #1*30 Si, . • .v . -: Floor Varnish, g a l.............................. . $2.20 i creosote, other soothe and heal • and stop the ttion, whuetbo stomach. Is ahUtscks the seat eks the growth %I * r it-L«\ A■IV. * . . . ' the Eastern Lake Think, of the great activity that v Telephone 755 *i j * j • *• t, . Section, and of all the public improvements of great magnitude that planned for early construction. These alone are sufficient to warrant mediate profits in no small amounts. m pi NNOIINim MV L> rJ vi l\ 1 M A K E Y O U R PU R C H A SES A T O N C E BE­ FO RE Bradford local manager for the Coral Gables ofnnounces that Miss Sallie Puleston, former man»f the Taliahasspe District Office for Coral Gables: iw connected w ith his office here passengers t« . A hy court , THE IN E V IT A B L E IN C R E A S E P R IC E S T H A T IS SU R E T O C O M E. IN ft wi �A Real Home Start the N ew Year right by buying one of the best homes in the BEST CITY IN FLORIDA—SANFORD, * A five-room brick bungnlow with both and all m odem improvements a t of Palmetto and Central. Lot 70x120. South and E ast exposure. Price Io lan any other homtf of its kind In the city. Terms easy. Ready to. occupy. No one eitiaen In a comm unity contribute# more, to it* d“ve’ lopmont and growth titan the Eaaltor. Ho I# by natural instinct a builder with an optimistic, vision of the future and with a ■teivdfast faith in the city in which he live#, is •ver-readj .to lend his enUiunlahtic ropport to ang forward movement Which means a greater belter and more stable city. Realtor# aW organited for the protection of the buyers and seller# of real estate, the greatSafc of alt commodities on which our govern­ ment and all wealth Is founded, and, as President CooUdgo stated in hi# address at the National Real Estate Convention In W ellington, "Ha has sold it so well th a t it is recognised, aa the best bay la tbo world today." SANFORD has tho best year ’round climate in the State, city In which to live and has the best people on earth. Sec— Home ownership is the basis of good government and any city which Is blessed w ith a largo percentage of home owner*, need have no fear of radicalism or bolshevism. THE HOWARD CORPORATION The Cod© of Ethic# of the Realtor has stood the test fo r 2,000 yearn (Th# G oldm Rulo). When your affairs aro intrusted In m n Realtor you m ay feel n:«ured th a t you will receive fair and ZQ Z FIRST 5T. square treatm ent. Masonic Bldg. Phone 72 Realtors S A ££qg0 - O& W A, CONSULT A REALTOR BEFORE YOU BUY, SELL OR RENT REX l ESTATE LOANS 362 feet at the corner of Park Avenue and Seminole Boulevard at $1,000.00 per front foot. . v. Announcements For 1926 Lot 19 at corner of Park Avenue and Seminole Boulevard at $1,250.00 per front foot. _ , ~— I----- 575 feet frontage on West First Street with possibility of 900 feet railroad trackage.—I consider this piece of property the absolutely best huy on West First Street, and will help de­ velop it- See me at once as present sale price will likely be withdrawn Real Lake Front Property and a' real in vestm ent a t the price. *, * . * * » ■. ^ Opening o f Second Section o f F ort Mellon— t'.l ■* * !•' ' prices decidedly low— reservations now being aci i. .''k cepted. ■- ■ Beautiful new h ^ e s —Spanish Bungalows and English Colonials—-Commodious and indivi­ duality supreme. !* on th e H igh Shores o f th e St./Jofaa Among our offerings of B usiness Property and acreage unusual values are four*!. The DAvey-Wipston,OxganL • T—^ A . ? ^ 5 Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. REALTORS 2 10 East First Street. Phone 708-7Q9 Phone 48 MO * t « M«N> Magnolia A t Second r V It Office Thone i\lC0 ' Residence Rhone 520. M asonic Bldg. • ■x INVESTM ENTS LOANS SA L E S AGENTS / * 128 F E E T F R O N T A G E on Celery A venue cornering on Cypress one blo^k from Sanford Avenue. Excellent Site for Service Station or Store, Priced the next fo\y dnys at $90.00 per foot, The Best Buy On Sanford Avenue, 164 feet including Lots 6-7-8 in Block 10, on tho corner of 8th Street and Sanford Avenue for $250.00 per fro n t foot. This is an ideal site for an auto show room and garage, none better in Sanford. 53 Acres Celery L a n d, p a r t cleared, Ask us about it. Ter mu to'Suit. Tamiami Land Co. See Mr. Richardson for term s McCALL & FOX Room 3, Ball Building Property. Phone 142 * ‘The Firm Substantial” 221 Melsch Building. 113V4 Magnolia Ave. Phone 745 REALTQR Real Eat* Sale* Force: It. (I. Fo«, CJ. E. McCall, R. L. Shipp., m j im '. in in 1. 1 m u i ..m .i'v'tj,,.i.i. l 1 u ,'•# Q >a ' * # f# ♦ * V f* / V l 1.—2 5-roora flat#, with bath, fti in 10th and 11th streets, 50x117, 'AMID MAJESTIC PIN E S1 BA RT N A SO N , SA L E S DIRECTOR ‘ Telephone 249, F ir st N a t l Bank Bldg Under construction new Spanish stucco house, seven room s; garage and servants quarters. Corner Magnolia and Spurling. E asy term s. Will be ready fo r occupancy about February 1st. ' . ' * New Spanish typ e bouse; s ix rooms; in B el-A ir on Mellonville Avenue; easy terms. . 'i' N ew Spanish stupgP "bungalow in San L antb; easy term s. , V*4’ *■" • Lots 8, 4 and 5 Block 16 Tier 1 ; corner o f San­ ford A venue and l&tH S t. $100.00 per .front fo o t for quick sale. E a * y vtetfna. . . . X 1 ... ’ * L mock. Price $10,000. $3,000 cash. 1 4.—Lot *60x117. facing East on 1 $12,000. , $4,000 cash, 1, 2 and 3 y e a n Et,J*bUBh«I 1910 ■ " palm etto and 1 ■ Lot 20, Block 8, San L anta; price $2,600.00; . F acing, E ast, Phone 632W 4 Palm etto A venue Telephone 7 i nw . t �7— Q u a in c sa S e rv ic e ' m ontezum F m o tel FOR SALE One 7 room house Sanford a moat home-like ho dose In, jri Ul; located on corner Magnolii 1st. For *ntl Ave., a fnlnute* walk from boal neaa section. Opart all year. 2nd Street. J. R, McDo n a l d , Mgr. Phohe 485 Walden, Box CUti s A i.t; Land to aell on the main road, In Grapevllle, one AUCTIONEER acre. Apply;George T. Bal* WE SELL Idta and aubdlvlaionv half limror at public cuetlon. U f a Burgar. A BARGAIN: Small cottage, only »om 6, Rock BWg. Orlande Fla. 91500. 5 room house claae u} town, modem conveniences and ev­ 3— Autos. Rent erything, cheap. H agan Realty Co. 108 E. 2nd Street. Phone 63H. AUTOS FOR BIBB ®.\0» K AUTO. SERVICE Day H. COWAN—All kinds or right. M eets-alltraica. Bsv I AMES of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. rsrc transfer. Phone M l and BS-ft Waver «rd Boat Tanka. At Oak Avej.ua and Third Street Tale REEL * BON8 91000 CASH 1 Yob Drfva 1L 4 room house furnished, lo­ W. Myrtle and 2nd BL a t R. R. cated near Geneva Avenue and cement work, sidewalks. M U abort distance from town. 5— Autos, Sale ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J. IL Ready for Immediate occu rerwlllegar. Pt e f c _____________ d epen d a ble u sed cars PRICE 94000 HILL LUMBER CO. Hound* » Service. Quality and Price. 1020 H udi^ir 7-Taae Touring. _^$500 CASH 4928 HnMiobile Touring. ■/.< { 5 room house on lot 60x160, SANFORD DRUG COMPANY 1920 Bufck 'Six Touring. ready for Immediate occupancy “The Rexall Store” 1924 HupmoHUe Touring. located a t Ginderville. Price We make a specialty of our prompt 9-1000. Balance easy terms. 1923 Overland 4 Touring. filling of prescriptions and quick 1923 Essex 4 Touring. ' • delivery. „ 6 ACRE FARM—93600 "Terra ^ to Sorao People" Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches 5 1-2 acrci cleared, but not tiled. 1 1-3 acres In wood land. MILLER O. PHILLIPS, INC. l U n e > A c u o b i b a a uj « u m u » u l 1-4 cash, balance 1, 2, 3 years, .Florida real estate adrertisa in the 8L Petersburg Timas. Ona can* Phone 3 5 ACRE FARM—91600 cant a word daily, two m ate a won 3 acres cleared but not tiled, Sundays. . linn flowing well and located HUDSON-ESSEX UNION PHARMACY within 7 miles from Sanford. 203 Oak Avenue l U First S treet This Is an exceptional buy and Phone 41 ’rescMption Specialists requires only 9600 cash. 376 fo r Immediate attention SANFORD BUICK CO, 9760 CASH • 212 Magnolia Avenue 8— For Rent, A partm ents Will buy a now Spanish bung­ Phone 367* alow, 4 rooms and bath, fire­ FURNISHED up to. date a p a rt­ place and other modem im ­ CHEVROLET ment, hot and cold w ater. Call provements. Balance easy Don*Jon. Chevrolet Co., Inc.' a t 708 First Street. II. A. H alver­ terms. Ready for Immediate 2nd and Magtaqlla son. occupancy. PRICE 15000 * DODGE FOR RENT: 2 amall unfurnished Miller O. Phillips Co., Inc. rooms. 1201 Oak Ave. Pleasure, cars and 91500 CASH Phone 3 Oak and 2nd Street, New modem house with 6 9— For Ilent, Rouses rooms and bath, breakfast HUPS—MORMONS nook and all modem improve­ FOI^RENT: 4 room hou"*, nil con Sanford Automobile Co. ments, ju st completed and pur­ vcniences, close In, also an un 208 Magnolia Ave. Phot chaser can occupy at' once. Lo­ furnished apartm ent. Kitchen cab cated on large com er lot a t LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON Inet for sale. Apply 1108 Myrth Bel-Air. ■ ' Edward Higgins, In c .PRICE $6600 Commercial & Palm etto. Phone 331 FOR RENT: House and garnge. 92000 CASH NASH Call 1200 Magnolia Ave. Mr. or 5 room house with bath and Sanford Dealer, S. A. Pine Mrs. C. A. Tnknch, other Improvements, located 208 W. F irst St Thone 617 on corner of Palm etto Ave. 10— For Rent, Rooms REO and Spurting. Has garoga and Fla. Reo Co., R. A. Williams, Mgr. FOR RENT: Nice upstairs bed chicken ynrd. 208 W. F irst St. Phone 617 PRICE $5000. room. Phone 104-W. ore for con’ K e r n g e ^ngth K . of 30 for ■ g D reatrictod Hfirntlnn. ¥ mstie Tho SsnH t be responsible, ■correct Insertion, f for subsequent ft off led®ah'hild be Hlately In case of ¥• JLis ■, ~ t VERTISERS (presents tire tho/jl t r with rates, bi fiention will give linformatlon. And Icy will assist you Btur waht ad. to ■effective. ’ I n t n o t ic e fthmitil givo their S l i c e nddress as ^foone number, if K it? . About one thousand has a ie others can’t 1th yoo unless f address. Mice MUST be i at The J SanJ w .o r hir 1*4i t- Efficient latlons bportunitie& orvice A p a rtm e n ts Rouses [looms r FOR RENT: One furnished bed..room adjoining bath to gentle­ men. 1103 Oak Ave. Board Office, Storea A c re ag e ' , Exchange [ Groves ' [H ouBes . jse, Rent f Btoclc I Miacellaneoua D E state - u—^ m ture f Wanted 6— B usiness Opportuniti LOVELY ROOM for gcntloman only. Call 1010 Laurel Ave., a ft­ er 6 o'clock or phone 49-J. FOR RENT: Furnished room in private home. To refined young man. 609 Magnolia. FOR BALE: A good growing buai ness recently started . Takes a FOR RENT; Rooms, with or with­ out meals. Reasonable rates. grown *m an ttr handle. W ill' pay t \ a hustler $5000 per annum. No Lincoln HoteL investment to speak of, Box 00, FOR RENT: Two furnished rooms. care Herald, } Lights, wood and phone, ' paid7—Business Service iJewelors 12— Rooms and Board YOUNG LADY desires room and board in private family. Can furnlsh references. R; V. care Herald , Trees id Supplies E m rs :c ,8 LOTS on Genova Avenue at Oak Hill. I’RICE 9850 EACH $376 Cash. Balance term s , and Stippllea 1 ~ "OPEN ALL NIGllT P Wrecker Service Day and Night 24 Hours Storage „ WALKER GARAGE Sanford Avp. A 2nd Street •_______, Phone 60 FOR SALE: House, easy terms. Would take light qar or truck as p a rt payment. Route 1, Box 79A. ‘ CORNER LOT I with eastern exposure. This an* exceptionally well located lot. on corner of Magnolia Avenue nnd Martin. Lot is GO ft. by: 131.4-and can be bought f o r $1000 cash. Balance terms. PRICE $3000 * Undo Ftoridn, qnd F I o r .1 ( OHIO—Xenia. Make your Heighte, Florida on Dixie H igh-{through the Xenia Onaette. la, Ohio. Rich ag ricultural trict. W ant a d .a n d display on request. 33— Wanted Stucco S h eet Rock Shin gles R oofin g Sew er Pipe sal«* Zendis­ ratea W E W ILL B E OLAD TO DEAN-BERG CORPORATION 618 F irst National Bank Bldg. Phbne 713 . Sal£—Furniture, etc. Our prices a te r ig h t.. 1 term s. W e w ant your 1 Sanford Stave A Furnlt j.T lF i 821 E. F irs t S t FOR SALE—Space on the page for elaasifled advertisements. Why not rent those vacant rooms, or sail that second-hand goods?; L .T . B R Y A N ■! 50 f t . on W est F irs Street; E ast o f Eln A venue w onderfu busin ess site. Pri<$e $700 per foot. A . W. Harz Phbne 536 W. V. WHEELER Incorporated I WANT T o b u y d tirc t from ewtrcra only, nny kind of property in Sanford within next ten days, before I Irnvo for north, will buy houses, lots, business property and acreage If prices und term s are right. Give exact location, and compiste term s in first letter. Propctry must b» priced right. Address P. O, Box G">8, Sanford. MURGANTOWN. W. VA.. people are Interested In Florida. Each of them through a classified ad In the Morgantown POST. Six cents a word for six consecutive issues. Realtor 0 . TA YLOR D YER rtJ n tln u — D fjo r n tln j sales n. n. on AY * A. VV. HA II7, K. WAHD JEAN MBS. BELLE CHECK { BETTER GAS & OILS W. V. WHEELER .• It. A. KINO ‘\ ro n T E R 1 . rrrrh 0.11.ST EN STROM 410-411-412' F irat N ational'B ank Bldg. Phone Ml&W. W s S p e c ia lis e In W r e c k s Sanford R adiator and . It HA I, 15S T A T U 1X1 W e s t F ir a t S tr e e t IMione 47S V t n t o / V f ‘ J U M a b , FLA . F h irltln S ta te F lo rist* .A aeoolatlon. J J L i i i j : R a d ia to rs ,' L a m p s a n d F e n d e r l A ll A u to m o b ile M e tal P a r te • W e ld in g , D r u i n g a n d B o ld srln g W o rk G u a ra n te e d to Plena* • HILTON’S darukr i n o r 119 Msgnolla A t* 8 F irst Class Barb, __ Special Attention 'Q/canfdof WANTED; A-l eollcitor for work I I / S h , w hy‘can't 1 Uava a skin like other girls? Why dp I in SsMlnole County. Must be conscientious ami produce results. have to have these ugly plmplos, Apply W. II. Stone, Herald, be­ blotches end blackheads? "If I could only find somothing tween 3:30 and 4 p. m. that would clear up my skin and Riro me back m y soft, rosy com­ 38*—Wanted, Situation Mule plexion, I know I would be the hop­ WANTED: By college man, post ples girl In the world! What can I tlon with future in insurance o f d oIsr that you talking? If It is, you fice. Two years experience in gen­ eral insurance work. Apply ‘.’In su r don't have to worry a minute? Ju st build up the rich, red blood In your ance" cure Herald. body. Then your akin will bo aa POSITIONS WANTED: White clear and sbft as anybody's. That’a what B. 8. 8. haa boon do­ help all vocations supplied on short notice. Fleaso w rite, wire or ing for generations— helping Na­ build rich, red blood! You can phone 2632. N orthern S ta r Em* ture build red-blood-cells ao fast th at tho' yment Bureau, 80 E. Church impurities that cause breaking out St., O rhndo. Fla. on the akin hardly, get Into the sys­ beforo tho pure blood annihi­ 39-'Wanted Situation. FemiJe tem lates them—kills them right out— stops them from breaking out through the skin. • - - 4 And then thia« rich, red, pure blood feeds and nourishes tho tls*’ sues of tho skin and keepa It look­ ing healthy. 40— Wanted Real E state That’s all there la to I t H ealthy,. vigorous.red blood such as 8. 8. B .' a large watting UsC bcgiias.. What have you 42—-Advtg’. Mediums ! e J.r.THUimOND AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ Fhone 4 6 1 - J gusta, Ga., A ugusta’s greatest COMPETENT r.tqnographcr, capa­ ble of handling ordinary office classified medium, ratd, * cash, 9c 1 t i l l Sanford Are. S in fo td , FI*. work in small office. Reply In own rhsrife l(V minimum. hand writing. P. O. Box 1048. HOUSE WANTED: Have client who wants to buy 6 or 6 room KMsUlenl o r r i o r l d e sin c e house. Hns $1500.00 cash. Whnt B e re te n c e e : have you to offer. Karl J. Shultz, F lr e i N a tio n a l lia n a . 1st N at’l. Bank Bldg. W alter F. J . H . H U T C H IN S O N llolborn, Mgr. Phone 744. w roncc U T. BUY AN Send In your subscription to the Tribune or hand it to your local dealer so you can read Florida's greatest newspaper. One year, WANTED: Furnished apartm ent IB 00, 6 months, 14.00, three m onths or nice room for two adults. Ad­ $2.00. If you desire 91,000 Insur­ dress II. M. care Herald; “SIN C LA IR " ance policy add 76c to y our' order. FOR BIG RESULTS advertise in B etter combustion the FORT LAUDERDALE WANT work or ch a n g e of posi­ Sm oother running m otor tion? White only. N orthern S ta r Less Carbon A LITTLE WANT AD IN Tho Employment Bureau, 30 E. Church More Ml las-----HERALD will bring you In b)g S t , Orlando, F la. results. Advertise those old a r ­ TIR ES AND TU BES ticles you have stored awuy and • B etter Quality WANTED TO BUY: 3 or 6 rto m have no use for. A little th irty Less Money house from owner, not more than cent ad may bring you sevora) and tho “Knocking B irde" c a n 't $260.00 cash. Balance $30.00 per dollars, rhooo 118 nnd a tepre- change It. month. Possession by tenth. Oil (tentative will call and see you. 9th Street. DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell R IN E’S FILLING anything? If so advertise In STATION 34— Wanted Help, Female the Gainesville Sun. n m SE R V E YOU caro Herald. 2 your skindrivosl j i away pimple*, black* v # * * " * y W E lto n J , M o n g h to n ARCHITECT First National Bask Bldg, Hanford. . ■ — Florida ■flet w o z - S T O L E N ’410 Sanford A vs. Sanford, Porter E. Pitta* REAL ESTATE *• ■ M ETAL WORK A N D A U ­ TOMOBILE RADIATOR REPAIRING. «v I'h o n a 4S0-W S a n fo rd , T \ Z U *pre*o!itlU ir W . V. W b t a l a r . H ea l E s t a t e U ro k a r • .3 VALDEZ HOTEL Sheet M etal Co. 207 French Ave, S a n fo rd 's L .a d ln c l l a t s i W U H T W . W A IL1U U , M ans W c I lA V t 1111 BEST UU •ACRBAGE* BUSINLSS 1IOMIS W e H ave a C cfm ploto Lln< DEVOE’S P ain ts, Varnishi and S tains B ali ^Hardware ( ( |lc |t 7 R t*c\Ityl v ‘Phone B H O W iO H E O H E ‘b W i P E O 'T H E . . L H O T .L O h T * - n n . C A .R . V J — “T [p o u c £ statiom el r to the, r mission, f , and on ■ -V g Tu ii '-A re • LM d | H odgins & Cowan B y GEORGE M cM A N US FATHER LUNG U O ^ l M I I 1st N a t'l. n a a k B l««. S S ifcS S 'lS iX / B . H e K JM T MARK I S rea you back your appetite— Uds Arm, plump flesh and Alls V you full of nsw life and energy. V Alt drug storea sell 8, 8. 8. Get the largor bottle. It’s morq eqo* nomlcaL LEARN ABOUr rotk County and Lakeland, through the Star^ G H T S U T h re e statio n s.; Mat* Telegram. Best advertising me­ noils andf Second. F irs t afcd Elpj, dium in South Florida. Published Sanford Avenue 10th S tre e t mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM-— Lakeland. Florida. t h a t r' WANTED: Two or three 37— W n o lc d H elp ; S a le s m a n CORNER LOT with eastern exposure, on cor­ ner of Elm and Highland, ono block from entrance to High­ land Tark. Easy term s. PRICE $3000 l thousand. M, Stolnoff. Phone 706. C o 1M / First Street E xten siont facing: Firsl Street; 100 ft. P rid $250 per f o o t \ .WANTED: W hite girl, experienc­ ed, desires to work fo r small family. Miss Mayer, care Mrs. Fred Bailey, Lake Monroe. SAN LANTA LOT Lot No. 23 of Block 6. $1360 cash. Balanco term s. PRICE $3000 FOR 8ALE: Office desk and table, in good condition. Apply K. T, Hunt. Seminole Hotel. FOR SALE: Ono 12 volt Dodde battery in good condition 96; >T. PALM end shade bushes. Apply E. ' * T^McWnttera, Longwood.______ P. Williams. LIMITED TIME $ LISTINGS 1 31— Special N otices TWO EXPERIENCED w aitresses needed. No others need apply, needed. No others need apply. w„ ii 20— For Sale Miscellaneous SAND for building and construc­ FOR SALE: 4 strin g ’ bass vfol, 945. Phone 331. tion purposes. Delivery from quarry. 1100 Myrtle Avonuo. * FOR SALE: 8ew ins machine $16; ‘ row boat 910; Ford truck $50. LANBY*8 DRUG 8TOEBT$2305 Magnolip Avenue. 4 MCriptioaa, Drugs. Sodas, sure aa hear you as year COAL FOR SALE. Phone or call Lincoln Hotel. a and not our FOR SALE: Ford Sedan. 4 doors, i-.fjll convince good condition. $200,00. 816 E. SANFORD ELECT WO CO. Avenue flaeeessora to GUlon A P latt i! Second. G R O W E R S S U P P L IE S ' FOR SALE: 4 room house a t Lake Mary. Also 2 vacant lots, all for $2900. 2305 Magnolia Avenue. Ip, Salesman HARDWOOD FLOOR contractors. SALE: 60 thousand Charoslotion. Mole Estimates given. Superior work* vFOR town Wakofield cabbage.plants, manshlm W. L. Renhardt A Co., Orders taken Immediately $1 net LOST; One extra large, red hound , dog. Big head, long Cars. Looks ttk 7 a blood hound. Lost near Cow Creek; Volusia County. Frank I* Woodruff. V LOST: Spring from atarter on ?: Chevrolet car. Finder pleaae reADVERTISING gvt* resdlta If U turn to Herald office. reach*** potential buyer*. Pa­ 27— Plano Tim ing lo tka Daily N«w* to circulated in an industrial and agricultural sec­ I BUY, pay cash for aecond hand tion. pianos. Address Bo* 352. THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT 28—-Plant. Seeds. Trees —Central Weat VlrglnJa’a larg eat dally. Want ad ra t# 1 1-Sc P°r word; 4 Insertions 1 l-4c: #G or it k w a r t t h e f l o r i s t ** more lc. per word each Insertion. Flowers /or all occasions. 914 Myrtle. Phone MKLW WANTED: A r c ll^ ie young lady to keep office. Apply Davjs Cnmlyv£Vij. fof) Street. 17— For Sale, Houses . :v ltamale >, Male >, Male or_ B U IL D E R S M A T E R IA L ; �H r; ik ' Town First Section Sold Out! We advise our clientele, visitors, and friends to buy . Sin ce th e F ir s t Section w as announced, wonderful strid es have been m ade iq th e progress and “rejuvena­ tio n ” o f th e tow n o f LONGWOOD. Thousands o f dol­ lars are now b e in g sp en t in building stores, apartm ents, and hom es. T h e organization and chartering o f the Longwood B ank and T ru st Company has been e f f e c t ­ ed ami th e co n tra ct for th e construction oil a modern bank building h a s alread y been let. The F irst Section of LONGWOOD was put on the m arket Monday, December 7, 1925. D uring th e fir st three hours, $77,400 in sales w ere recorded. T he cntiro section w as sold out in three w eeks. T his un­ precedented demand for th is property, established de­ fin itely th e fact th at LONGWOOD w as recognized by the public as an investm ent of su fety and future profit. early in th e Second Section o f LONGWOOD. Lota la­ th is Bectiofi are su b ject to a 50% advance any day. T h is la so m eth in g over w hich our com pany h as no com trol, Mr. E . W , H enck, E sq ., known as one o f Florida’s pioneers, reserved, th e rig h t in our Belling contract to advan ce p rices on 24 hours’ notice.. T ake advantage of th is in form ation and m ake your pu rchases early. SMITH & RAWLINS, CHAS. B Sanford Agents Hotel ortunities LONGWOOD Brokerage D ep t T hat is what you usk? Wu recommend LONG­ WOOD us a place that is certain o f u g rea t fu tu re e x ­ pansion. LONGWOOD is an old town but it has young ideas and those ideas are pushing it forw ard so rap­ idly that within a year a wonderful change will havo come over that community. LONGWOOD has the substantial foundation honest and hardworking, pioneering people. of It has wonderful LOCATION, on th e D ixie -High­ way and the Atlantic Coast Line Itnilroad, It has a rich back country that is ju s t now being developed. The largest poultry ra isin g 'p ro ject in th e world,is being developed with unqualified success ju s t without the lim its of LONGWOOD. Several industries have already signified intentions of locating factories at LONGWOOD. Industries bring workers and workers are th e backbone o f a com ­ munity. * - - • ,r > " t" • . OU will lilte LONGWOOD as a place to live. Thero is an um lefinablo som ething th at m akes one feel a t ' hom e. L et Mr. Crocker or Mr. Turnbow show you w h a t w e have. Y O R A N G E GROVE, 5 ^ acres oh W est Lake, Longwood s 200 ft. on th is beautiful lake. Small cottage on propy. T h is iH a real buy nt $15,000. One-third cash. T h e p r e ttie st piece o f acreage betw een Longwood and L ake Jessu p . 10 3-4 acres ju st 3-4 m ile from th e city lim its of L ongw ood on Molnar Ave. (H a s 1,000 fe e t front­ a g e on h igh w ay. T hree acres in old grove and r e s t adapt­ ed to citru s. T h is can bo had fo r $6,000 cash or $7,000 term s. S ee th is property today. "y t 75 acres in th e city lim its o f Longwood, ju s t 1.500 fe e t north o f th o H otel. F ronts 2,640 f e e t on D ixie H ighw ay and 1,000 fe e t on E a st L ake. Good P ine tim ber. T h is is a w onderful subd ivision proposition for som eone. L et us sh o w you how to realize $100,000 p rofit by subdividing th is piece. P rice o f tract $50,000. One third cash. rtf LONGWOOD has evoiyth in g— and it has ju s t be­ gun to wake up. Follow* the lead o f those w ho know and buy-today. T h ree /a c re s in oranges. T h is is a good buy. a t th e price. $16,500. Only $7,500 cash and balance in 1, 2 and 3 years. A C R EA G E, groves, h o U see ,a i\d lo ts o f every descrip­ tion and a t reasonable prices are liste d in our broker­ a g e d ep artm en t a t LONGWOOD, W e recommend th o fo llo w in g : i •p L D B E A R IN G GROVE. T rees 50 to 60 years old in p erfect, condition. Incom e fr o m grove in 1924 was $50,000; one-third cash, balance 1, 2 and 3 years. * 40 A cres In grove. Seven acres In you n g grovo and balance in fu jl bearing trees. H as road fron tage o f 660 fe e t on d a y road, th re e m iles w e st o f Longwood. GP99 fiv e room house. G as and running w ater; an ideal place to liv e , ©rice $21,000 * $10,000 co sh . T h is Is a good buy. GROVE A N D HOME, 1,500 f e e t sou th o f H otel fronting 330 fe e t on P lx lp H igh w ay. F iv e acres, w ith good grove and a 6-rooni m odern*residence. T h is is a w onderful place com bining a good hom e and sound in vestm en t th a t is sure to p ay b ig fu tu re dividends. P rice $16,500. T erm s. M O D ER N S E V E N ROOM house in Longwood, half block o ff D ix ie H igh w ay. F aces qorth on lot 60x160. T b » h ou se is in f ir s t class condition and is a good in v estm en t P r ic e $7,000; term s. \ A F IV E A C R E S fr o n tin g on M olnar and W est Lako A ven u es. A v ery valuable corner, level, h ig h and dry, N ow 'in' old groye. P rice $5,000. Term s. -W A R R E N ST R E E T . L ot 60x100 oqVthis street that is to be paved a t once. T h ree modern^ residences a under construction In th e sam e block, T h is Is wo: your consideration. P rice $1,600; term s. it < �fW tSS ussolini ,n That ■ A c c e p ta n c e ST O key W ednesday e Over D ebt ith Rem oval anian Envoy ITON, Jan. 7.— louse will receive [ays am i MoanqIrevommenclntiori Is of tho war debt ■ u t will fa c e a disapproval oT [with Italy*. The ire in thnt boun- \ largest of two DOcratic renresenig the scttlemenL inittec was apbtg pacts Wodncsjesrd in Rumania, ^announced th at ttjpsco, minister to !to be relieved of assumed that the if reported differlebt question be• and Nicholas r to tendon, who Anian debt com­ mon. Prince Bibon another post, settlement as well ted with , Italy, Blovfaka, Latvia, a approved by the and a resolution acceptance will Jhe House next Grccn portation facilities has removed the last obstacle* In Sanford’s de­ velopment into a great city accord­ ing to J. D. Ball, S t Louis finan­ cier who a r r iv e In Sanford sev­ eral days ago" to inspect the new ko plant erected by him in the western section of the qity. • * N ovem ber 2 Broke* “I dined a t the Hotel Format Lake Monray evening” Mr.Ball said Single Day Record U* 1 ■IvfY .r ' < •*.■ ■£* this morning, “and I can say with­ out fear of: contradiction that you Optimism Prevails In Local have here in Sanford one.of tho Circles. Over Outlook • For best designed and most elaborately Realty Business In 1926 appointed tourist houses In the Number Of Transfers A s 3,670 For Year, . November W ith 416 Is Largest Monthly * ■ - Given While Deeds Total Real estate transfers fo r tho year 192f» Involved tho huge sum of ^17,409,770 and tho deals recorded numbered 3,670, nrcoTdtng to figures made plblic Wednesday through the records of tho Sanford Credit Association. This is -believed to bo high­ er by far than any previous deals recorded. " ' , '/ ' 1 The highest amount in one month was rcachod in Novomber when the number of transactions reached 410 for a total of $3,095,000. The poorest month recorded wns January when .only 104 deals wore consummated and $474,000 1474,000 was involved. Tho inrgest single day’s , husinQsa'was on Nov. 2, when $007,01)0 changed hnndir In 24. separate deals. This record was made pos­ sible by the salo of 0,000 acres of any Prohibition* Charges Action b T it lin ' F ollow lnrfllA ans called one of On Docket Are; Expected . Petition Of Citizens W ho ta b in g luncheons To Be Completed - B efore W1T1 /> . a. , | . * j Cox, eam<j to' San Will Curtail A ccidents confer with civic — —— . to tho establiahmc At tho regular meeting of the M. C. A. organlza County Commissioner* hold yesDeLand and Much optimism was expressed in local real estate circles this morning over tho years business and great hopes are entertained by the realtors of the city for nn even greater yenr in 1920. Many of them pointed out that Sanford was just beginning to b^ ow a grunt amount of nctivity and they predict that tho coming few montha will bear witness to their statements that 1920 will bo a banner year. Several of the leading sub-di­ vision dealers 6f tho city ore pre-' paring to market tjicir various mber to rejeet tae properties and many pieces of .bust* i t /on thb ground n p « properly 'In th e downtown diy- ssuit) Q- C; Bryant, aggravated aaT <’)ct aro BJtpoCted to chnngO hands ■Ault; James Harris, tecklcim drlvy noon, which will tend t soon, to make’the ing; Julia Jerry, assault and bat­ tho debt Contrar’., tery. NEW YORK*, Jan. 7-—</P)— coming, months very busy ones. irdugh more than William Austin, accused of reck­ Mrs. I m fdng .. Berlin r is ■ supremojr)- - 0 he operator cited the fact thnt happy in her recent marriage with ono y0(lr „_0 ^ 0 business proper­ less driving, was found not guilty nnd I’asco Duncan, charged with itive to immediate the noted jazz composer, she says, two ropresenta- but is heart sick because .her fath­ ties along the lake front and in the drunkenness, failed, to appear.. mil tho agreement er, Clarcnco lL Mackhy, "president vicinity-of Commercial Street was R. K. HiUyard, accused of posteeaitlnuo interest pay- of the Postal Tolcgrnph Co., has worth $500 to $600 per front foot. ing n still and a quantity of whis­ Jle stated that today the same key forfeited bona ol) each alleg­ during that not given them his blessing. property ia worth from $1,000 to ed offense. by the aettle,$1,600 per foot. Thin is believed to Several cases were continued or md of that period, be tho higheut price ever asked nol nrossed. and others'are to come dllty of the Italian horo for vacant property. — - —r Up for trial tomorrow. I I mom readily be ■ Following ia a list of the deeds John Robinson, charged with recorded nnd tho amounts involved possessing whiskey, was placed on trial Into this afternoon, and a de­ for each month of 1926 $ 474,000 cision In his case is expected to January 643,600 bo given in the morning session. February 1,238,500 March 781,000 Pope Thinks St. Paul April .... 723,260 1,262,750 Would B e Journalist 1,038,920 July .... — 1,614,100 I f H e W ere Still A live August »2,912,260 September Is a plot to*, re2.300.000 >f Hungary is in World says. . . ROME. Jan. 7. -M ^l-rTf Saint October ... To Attend Smith Wedding 3.005.000 Paul lived ,today he would be a i« one side it Is Novemlwr Before leaving Atlantic City, December 2^29,600 newspaper man <ln spirit At least, A 'Fnscisti ,pmPope Pious asserted Wednesday in « glvo the crown Mtn. Berlin said oho was coming .8,070 $17,409,770 the hall of tho consistory, when a n x rb L w h ilu th e to New York to attajid tho wed­ Totals c decree was read on tho eminent iu porting Prince ding. of Gonsuelo Vanderbilt to __________ .... this * afternpon. T. Smith, v irtu e s of tho venerable Antonio itc K in g C h a rle s, .Earl Marla Clarot, - onco archbishop at »d with tho talk Tho couple plans to return to­ Cuba and foamier of the congrega­ imeiit of tho mo- night or early tomorrow to At­ tion of Missionaries of Tho Im­ )00,0oo,000 franc lantic City whore Mrs. Berlin sold maculate H eart o f Mary. Jeria lists charge oho will entertain tomorrow night Tho ceremony was preliminary ire at tho bottoih a t a hotel so that her friends can to tho cunonizatlon of. the prelate. ing plot and that meet hi;y husband. Sixty guests Eulogizing Bishop Claret’s usd of ifd through.tho haVe boon Invited. books and tho press as powerful Their proposed honeymoon trip US French notes means to spread tho faith, the'pon­ b;to be used In. tiff said: l*e ambition. “It has been remarked that if GiUiic And Fish Department Horthy, os regT o Trap Species Of Feath­ Saint Paul lived in oar d a y ' he ’ipperor Charles been engpged, will -probably bo would bocomu a journalist. That iq banished him, conccUod, Mrs. Berlin said. ered Tribe In Varlous.Coun- this .would have occurred literally Tho bride appeared nervous nnd hfis been wrqthtics For ..Diet* Observation I doubt, but I believe that it cer­ Jgent. The coun- on the verge of tears bn leaving tainly would have occurred in id to have giv. Atlantic City. Her husband put TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Jan. 7 spirit, because without question ho an arm around b‘or consolingly, ^ "I am so disappointed that fa th ­ (/p)—Tho Game nnd Fresh Watar er didn't como to sec dis,” she Fhth Department plans to take up said. “ Lam supremely hnilpy, but the work of “quail trappings" dur­ oh, so heart sick. I have a very ing the coming spring. It was announcnl l*y Commissioner J. B, indirectly heavy h e a r t'1 n *$y “ trapping” the quail, workers Nothing . Puhlicatlnn . NEW YORK. Jan. 7.-GP)—The of .the departm ent hope to greatly Associated ■Press today received improve the breed in tho state, and Malone, ‘ Jonks; bounty polk led to the ariny th e ' following telegram via tho Tho jury recommended and needed the most, Mr. Royal) ex­ matically ipartraent at Postal Teiegniph Company: Imposed a senten ?“.We desire to avoid publicity, plained. f 'assigned hero life imprisonment. “j le construction of hut we have been misquoted so ' Quail in Leon -county, for In­ 1 \i( i d? field, died to- much th a t we wish to m ake.this stance, which may be much iargor Hu had been HI statement In order to set at rest the fabrications th at have been nuhRsbed in-certain. new*p,0por|. wo have never sold one word for. publication except that wd jbaopy. Tliot .statement we.jencot « Restore Crown Spread administration of tha city and the men whoee concerted motion made passible the .continuance and In­ 1, ■ — ‘ crease in bail dine operations de­ Merle Brown And W. 9 . Cox spite existing ta il embargoes. TfelTOf B enefits That Local “In the development of the St. Johns river lies Sanford's as­ i Brahch O f Organization surance of independence from fu­ To This City ture rail limitations of shlpmenta"* • ‘ Will Bring ' :»*■— ■ r . • Mr* Ball said, “and I am pleased to see that the citizens of Sanford are M usical Comedy rapidly beginning to apnreciatfa; Singers Entertain th is, fact and aro enlarging and adding new facilities for the han-i dling of freight consigned hero by Rev. Brownlee Is Praised river boats." I > For Progress Of The Club la commenting on the progress ...Under H is M anagement of hia new ice plant, which is said to/be *ne of tho largest in tho SpeOfhds by Marie !Browri, field ckiUth, Mr. Dali stated th at the railroad embargoe had retarded' operations considerably, and that, the opening date would probably be around Feb.. 1, Instead of Jjyn. IS as.Was originally announced^ | >« * *CharIes William nnd Mary. For many years the reopening of the crin g e'n fler the Christ­ mas holiday vacation, With its gay round of social events, has been the resultant introduction of new fads. Students who giithoted the latest steps at Yuletide parties have id the past, returned to school, proud uf their accomplishments. But thin ,year -their efforts were hr vain, for Just one dem­ onstration of tku Charleston was enough-for, J 'officials and student* Ao decide' that the stately Wtilt*, one-step and fox­ trot would hold their own on tho dance floors “A dance, afthr all," said one official, “shtfbld emphasize gtacc nnd beauty, and a* the latest fad p ro fc m s neither of these quatitlo*. It should hold no place on the program df col­ lege dances". S ta te m e n t Is 3 B y Church Ciron fmbers I ATLANTA, GA., , I(AP)—CT<)mplptd, exc ,o n n c h a rg e o f force ] trust, has been mail case o f Rev. O. II. CJ i fo rm e r p a a fa r o f an I church and ■at .prcsci In Sanford, Fla., v »»rt *»» u voted to use the money which had meeting wan callec previously been nlloted tho county the close of the lj for hiring a gnmo warden for tho today in the hop purpose of adding another motor- ?/*“ Simlord “y V cycle officer to tho forces of BherDufi th„ c‘ou iff C. M. Hand. Tho sheriff was before tho ntcmb* also instructed to purchase another Mr. Brown cited machine for thfl use of tho nddi- on tho cost of opt eminent, the year tiona deputy. nnd th e investmen This action Is believed to have bn0> resulted from a petition which was He atated the p presented the board by cUizons M. C. A, was tb t who asked for better petroling of t ter of boys, and yoi w hatever o f breaking tho Sv Complete restitution was mndo l r mediately following the return t R epresentative C itizens Ah» A tlanta,' which resulted ,; in Chosen'To A ssist In The prompt dismissal uf all charge?*. Organization Of Local Board Makes Statem ent B r a n c h Of Association * In connection with the arrest b At a mooting held Wednesday af­ Rev. (Jrfenwell, and hia tuhacquen exoneration of any wrong doles ternoon in Seminole Grill Direct­ tho official board of the B ln ors wore-, elected for the Sanford Christian chufch. Wednesday. Uiun Young Men’ti Christina, Assoc!*, thm and announcement was mndo rS rn M w A l Many accidents have happened nl*atia*. during the past few months In that r. Brawn ilzid, ;We believe In organisation for the year lpfiB vicinity,- according to tha petition*, the prevention of wrong-doing and Would ho held early In tho evening. Saturday At noon and advls* era and another county officer will Hot the expenditures of vast sums W. It. Smith was chairman of tiio th a t .owing to the death, of h mcr partuor.in the law bueU help cut down the reckless driving in the prosecution of crim ed mu ting which alsoted the diroctand 'other..causes., of smash-ups, He stated that figures have been era, wljp were announced as fol­ would be necessary for hhh tarn -to A tlanta Sunday aft< they believe. published showing that tho br* Tho county has bacn minus a .ganlsaUon ho represents now has lows: For ono yuar, L. C. Bo- nnd attem pt to- straighten e traffic cop since tho Injury to R. establishments in 66 countries and bout, G. F. Smith, S. O. Chase, H. Inniiness of* tho firm whicl C. Wilcox, which occurcd on San­ that the "sun never sets on tho Y. C. Du Bose, Harry Kent and T, L. been temporarily stayed duo ford Avenuo shortly before Chrlit- M. C. A. flag." Many figure** were Dunias: fa r two years* Hurry Ste- fact that his partner ha<| mns. Wilcox is oxpocted to re­ ven to show the- groat contrnat vtms, T. W. Lawton,- S. R. Dighexpenditures toward the punish­ turn to* his duties in'about one ing of criminals, the pursuit of month. pleasures, thu cost of government The commissioners, though., In operation and the amount spent in session throughout the day dldUiot have anything of importance laid safeguarding the welfare, and up­ before them nnd routine business building the characters of tho na­ tion's youhg. occupied most of the mcoting. i IT, L. Dumas, second past presi­ dent of tho club, preignted the third past president, Dr. E. )>. on secount of the moral an Brownlee, with the insignia of the obligation entailed. past president’s office. Mr. Dumas •^lii' .stated that, being »• spoke of the wonderful work at­ In the firm a t tho time of tributed to tho club under the lead­ business transaction.** of if ership of Rav. Brownlee and stated was in Ignorance, ho was lb that the club hnd enjoyed the great­ th« actions- of his firm. CHATTANOOGA, Jan. 7.—(/P)~ est year in its history during the * "Dr. Groenwell fillet IMpnds of Mrs. Evelyn Farris Ben­ 1926 president’s tenuro of office. In Sanford last Sund nett, former “ Failles" beauty, and and ho whs awAro of Raymond O. Bennett, .today were ment. nnd wo, the mer awaiting tho n ex t development In their matrimonial career. Their marriage life, which has Believed In Florida; been a aeries of ups and downs W ife Collapses, Dies bringing thorn Sharply into the Umapght, came to a dramatic end SPINDALE, N, C.,' Jan. 7.—DR Wednesday in Tampa, Fla., whero in four states today Judge L. L. Parks, signed a decree —Officers w«ra tracing tho movements of of divorce In Mr*. Bennett’s favor. Grady L. Gilbert, stmiktd' o f v i s i t o w T o“ n i paymaster df the in iio d Almost immediately evidences Spinners' Processing Company, were seen here for a re-wedding. who ha* been missing from his The date for this event has not VejmvIus U rumhlli been set. “J have not definitely homo hure since Saturday mornsmoko and lava, bui made up my mind just when ft “ f c — » services were hold yes* will be/1 Mrs. Bennett said last terday in AshovHle‘' for hfs'w lfc night. * Tho marital boat of the Bennetts Who died following a nervous col tho cratcr/we It em has been swept over many rocks lapse, said to have been caused by cnpfiod mountain. 5 his disappearance. Shu was taken and shoals since it'so t sail follow­ lion la otiljrone o in g ' Ml*. Bennett's divorce from to the home of her slater in Aahebreaks' of the vole villa, after her colIapsA.' , > * },.. J William GUI, a New York newspap­ M Gilbert Is believed to have gone erman ih 1020. I A trial of Bennett on a murder to Florida, and. his father, O, L. chargo And another on a Msnn act Gilbert, of Darlington, S. C., be­ allegation In both of which he was lieves he will be in tho vicinity ef acquitted, have featured promin­ Tampa where ho has severul closo ently In their lUffiailtios. “Wine, friends. ‘•f,j • Officials' of the company for women' and song,” and non-snplch Gilbert was paymaster, depert were the grounds on which re they cannot account f o r his Mrs. Bennett obtained 'her divorce. dlsappearahc*. They assert • hid financial relations with them were in propor,shape, and they haye had W raowd|g)pi. Of any other possible e Mrs. Bennett Gets Divorce, But Will Re-Wed E x -M ate Missing Carolina Man: Vesuvius Erui Several Mad Dogs Seen Killed On S t r a t i By City Policemen ® i ‘ t ‘ * m u s s of. rabies d to Sauford thrs* day* started to* school yesteriELAND, Fla S. Brown_ of si part ol &1S!S [rug store 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, 1926 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, January 06, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 06, 1926. 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 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 06, 1926; <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/df2c4f1b1b6e40cd8f7dfe9e317be520.pdf 2553c188bc9eaba854bb36aef763d066 PDF Text Text H r; ik ' Town First Section Sold Out! We advise our clientele, visitors, and friends to buy . Since the F irst Section was announced, wonderful strides have been made iq the progress and “rejuvena­ tion” of the town of LONGWOOD. Thousands of dol­ lars are now being spent in building stores, apartments, and homes. The organization and chartering of the Longwood Bank and Trust Company has been e f f e c t ­ ed ami the contract for the construction oil a modern bank building has already been let. The First Section of LONGWOOD was put on the market Monday, December 7, 1925. During the first three hours, $77,400 in sales were recorded. The cntiro section was sold out in three weeks. This un­ precedented demand for this property, established de­ finitely the fact that LONGWOOD was recognized by the public as an investment of sufety and future profit. early in th e Second Section o f LONGWOOD. Lota la­ th is Bectiofi are su b ject to a 50% advance any day. T h is la so m eth in g over w hich our com pany h as no com trol, Mr. E . W , H enck, E sq ., known as one o f Florida’s pioneers, reserved, th e rig h t in our Belling contract to advan ce p rices on 24 hours’ notice.. T ake advantage of th is in form ation and m ake your pu rchases early. SMITH & R A W LIN S, CHAS. B Sanford Agents Hotel ortunities LO NG W O O D Brokerage Dept OU will lilte LONGWOOD as a place to live. Thero is an umlefinablo something that makes one feel at ' home. Let Mr. Crocker or Mr. Turnbow show you what we have. Y That is what you usk? Wu recommend LONG­ WOOD us a place that is certain of u great future ex­ pansion. LONGWOOD is an old town but it has young ideas and those ideas are pushing it forward so rap­ idly that within a year a wonderful change will havo come over that community. LONGWOOD has the substantial foundation of honest and hardworking, pioneering people. It has wonderful LOCATION, on the Dixie -High­ way and the Atlantic Coast Line Itnilroad, It has a rich back country that is just now being developed. The largest poultry raising'project in the world,is being developed with unqualified success just without the limits of LONGWOOD. Several industries have already signified intentions of locating factories at LONGWOOD. Industries bring workers and workers are the backbone of a com­ munity. * - - • ,r > " t" • . ORANGE GROVE, 5 ^ acres oh West Lake, Longwood s 200 ft. on this beautiful lake. Small cottage on propy. This iH a real buy nt $15,000. One-third cash. The prettiest piece of acreage between Longwood and Lake Jessup. 10 3-4 acres just 3-4 mile from the city lim its of Longwood on Molnar Ave. (H as 1,000 feet front­ age on highway. Three acres in old grove and rest adapt­ ed to citrus. This can bo had for $6,000 cash or $7,000 terms. See this property today. "y t 75 acres in the city limits of Longwood, just 1.500 feet north of tho Hotel. Fronts 2,640 feet on Dixie Highway and 1,000 feet on East Lake. Good Pine timber. This is a wonderful subdivision proposition for someone. Let us show you how to realize $100,000 profit by subdividing this piece. Price of tract $50,000. One third cash. rtf LONGWOOD has evoiything—and it has just be­ gun to wake up. Follow* the lead of those who know and buy-today. T h ree /a c re s oranges. This is a good buy. at the price. $16,500. $7,500 cash and balance in 1, 2 and 3 years. in Only C R EA G E, groves, h o U see ,a i\d lo ts o f every descrip­ tion and a t reasonable prices are liste d in our broker­ a g e d ep artm en t a t LONGWOOD, W e recommend th o fo llo w in g : i •p L D B E A R IN G GROVE. T rees 50 to 60 years old in p erfect, condition. Incom e fr o m grove in 1924 was A $50,000; one-third cash, balance 1, 2 and 3 years. * 40 A cres In grove. Seven acres In you n g grovo and balance in fu jl bearing trees. H as road fron tage o f 660 fe e t on d a y road, th re e m iles w e st o f Longwood. GP99 fiv e room house. G as and running w ater; an ideal place to liv e , ©rice $21,000 * $10,000 co sh . T h is Is a good buy. GROVE A N D HOME, 1,500 f e e t sou th o f H otel fronting 330 fe e t on P lx lp H igh w ay. F iv e acres, w ith good grove and a 6-rooni m odern*residence. T h is is a w onderful place com bining a good hom e and sound in vestm en t th a t is sure to p ay b ig fu tu re dividends. P rice $16,500. T erm s. M O D ER N S E V E N ROOM house in Longwood, half block o ff D ix ie H igh w ay. F aces qorth on lot 60x160. T b » h ou se is in f ir s t class condition and is a good in v estm en t P r ic e $7,000; term s. \ A F IV E A C R E S fr o n tin g on M olnar and W est Lako A ven u es. A v ery valuable corner, level, h ig h and dry, N ow 'in' old groye. P rice $5,000. Term s. -W A R R E N ST R E E T . L ot 60x100 oqVthis street that is to be paved a t once. T h ree modern^ residences a under construction In th e sam e block, T h is Is wo: your consideration. P rice $1,600; term s. it < �fWtSS portation facilities has removed the last obstacle* In Sanford’s de­ velopment into a great city accord­ ing to J. D. Ball, S t Louis finan­ cier who a r r iv e In Sanford sev­ eral days ago" to inspect the new ko plant erected by him in the western section of the qity. • * November 2 Broke* “I dined a t the Hotel Format Lake Monray evening” Mr.Ball said Single Day Record U* 1 ■IvfY.r ' < •*.■■£* this morning, “and I can say with­ out fear of: contradiction that you Optimism Prevails In Local have here in Sanford one.of tho Circles. Over Outlook • For best designed and most elaborately Realty Business In 1926 appointed tourist houses In the Number Of Transfers A s 3,670 For Year, . November W ith 416 Is Largest Monthly * ■ - ussolini ,n That ■Acceptance ST O key Wednesday e Over Debt ith Removal anian Envoy Real estate transfers fo r tho year 192f» Involved tho huge sum of ^17,409,770 and tho deals recorded numbered 3,670, nrcoTdtng to figures made plblic Wednesday through the records of tho Sanford Credit Association. This is -believed to bo high­ er by far than any previous deals recorded. " ' , '/ ' 1 The highest amount in one month was rcachod in Novomber when the number of transactions reached 410 for a total of $3,095,000. The poorest month recorded wns January when .only 104 deals wore consummated and $474,000 1474,000 was involved. Tho inrgest single day’s , husinQsa'was on Nov. 2, when $007,01)0 changed hnndir In 24. separate deals. This record was made pos­ sible by the salo of 0,000 acres of ITON, Jan. 7.— louse will receive [ays am i MoanqIrevommenclntiori Is of tho war debt ■ u t will fa c e a disapproval oT [with Italy*. The ire in thnt boun- \largest of two DOcratic renresenig the scttlemenL inittec was apbtg pacts Wodncsjesrd in Rumania, ^announced th at ttjpsco, minister to !to be relieved of assumed that the if reported differlebt question be• and Nicholas r to tendon, who Anian debt com­ mon. Prince Bibon another post, settlement as well ted with , Italy, Blovfaka, Latvia, a approved by the and a resolution acceptance will Jhe House next Grccn mber to rejeet tae i t /on thb ground tho debt Contrar’., irdugh more than itive to immediate two ropresentamil tho agreement itlnuo interest payduring that by the aettlemd of that period, dllty of the Italian I I mom readily be « Restore Crown Spread Is a plot to*, re>f Hungary is in i« one side it Is A 'Fnscisti ,pm« glvo the crown n x rb L w h ilu th e iu porting Prince itc King Charles, »d with tho talk imeiit of tho mo)00,0oo,000 franc Jeria lists charge ire at tho bottoih ing plot and that ifd through.tho US French notes b;to be used In. l*e ambition. Horthy, os reg’ipperor Charles iq banished him, hfis been wrqthJgent. The counid to have giv. Much optimism was expressed in local real estate circles this morning over tho years business and great hopes are entertained by the realtors of the city for nn even greater yenr in 1920. Many of them pointed out that Sanford was just beginning to b^ ow a grunt amount of nctivity and they predict that tho coming few montha will bear witness to their statements that 1920 will bo a banner year. Several of the leading sub-di­ vision dealers 6f tho city ore pre-' paring to market tjicir various properties and many pieces of .bust* n p « properly 'In th e downtown diy<’)ct aro BJtpoCted to chnngO hands noon, which will tend t soon, to make’the NEW YORK*, Jan. 7-—</P)— coming, months very busy ones. Mrs. I m fdng .. Berlin r is ■ supremojr)- - 0 he operator cited the fact thnt happy in her recent marriage with - - ono y0(lr „_0 ^ 0 business proper­ the noted jazz composer, she says, ties along the lake front and in the but is heart sick because .her fath­ vicinity-of Commercial Street was er, Clarcnco lL Mackhy, "president worth $500 to $600 per front foot. of the Postal Tolcgrnph Co., has Jle stated that today the same not given them his blessing. property ia worth from $1,000 to ,$1,600 per foot. Thin is believed to be tho higheut price ever asked horo for vacant property. — - —r ■ Following ia a list of the deeds recorded nnd tho amounts involved for each month of 1926 $ 474,000 January 643,600 February 1,238,500 March 781,000 April .... 723,260 1,262,750 1,038,920 July .... — 1,614,100 August »2,912,260 September World says. . . 2.300.000 October ... To Attend Smith Wedding 3.005.000 Novemlwr Before leaving Atlantic City, December 2^29,600 Mtn. Berlin said oho was coming to New York to attajid tho wed­ .8,070 $17,409,770 Totals c ding. of Gonsuelo Vanderbilt to .Earl __________ .... this * afternpon. T. Smith, Tho couple plans to return to­ night or early tomorrow to At­ lantic City whore Mrs. Berlin sold oho will entertain tomorrow night a t a hotel so that her friends can meet hi;y husband. Sixty guests haVe boon Invited. Their proposed honeymoon trip been engpged, will -probably bo conccUod, Mrs. Berlin said. Tho bride appeared nervous nnd on the verge of tears bn leaving Atlantic City. Her husband put an arm around b‘or consolingly, ^ "I am so disappointed that fa th ­ er didn't como to sec dis,” she said. “ Lam supremely hnilpy, but oh, so heart sick. I have a very indirectly heavy h e a r t'1 led to the ariny ipartraent at f 'assigned hero le construction of d? field, died toHu had been HI Given While Deeds Total Nothing . Puhlicatlnn . NEW YORK. Jan. 7.-GP)—The Associated ■Press today received th e ' following telegram via tho Postal Teiegniph Company: ?“.We desire to avoid publicity, hut we have been misquoted so much th a t we wish to m ake.this statement In order to set at rest the fabrications th at have been nuhRsbed in-certain. new*p,0por|. wo have never sold one word for. publication except that wd jbaopy. Tliot .statement we.jencot GiUiic And Fish Department T o Trap Species Of Feath­ ered Tribe In Varlous.Countics For ..Diet* Observation TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Jan. 7 (/p)—Tho Game nnd Fresh Watar Fhth Department plans to take up the work of “quail trappings" dur­ ing the coming spring. It was announcnl l*y Commissioner J. B, n *$y “ trapping” the quail, workers of .the dep artm en t hope to greatly improve the breed in tho state, and needed the most, Mr. Royal) ex­ plained. ' Quail in Leon -county, for In­ stance, which may be much iargor administration of tha city and the men whoee concerted motion made passible the .continuance and In­ 1, ■ — ‘ crease in bail dine operations de­ Merle Brown And W. 9 . Cox spite existing ta il embargoes. TfelTOf B enefits That Local “In the development of the St. Johns river lies Sanford's as­ i Brahch O f Organization surance of independence from fu­ To This City ture rail limitations of shlpmenta"* • ‘ Will Bring ' :»*■— ■ r . • Mr* Ball said, “and I am pleased to see that the citizens of Sanford are Musical Comedy rapidly beginning to apnreciatfa; Singers Entertain th is, fact and aro enlarging and adding new facilities for the han-i dling of freight consigned hero by Rev. Brownlee Is Praised river boats." I > For Progress Of The Club la commenting on the progress ...Under H is M anagement of hia new ice plant, which is said to/be *ne of tho largest in tho SpeOfhds by Marie !Browri, field ckiUth, Mr. Dali stated th at the railroad embargoe had retarded' operations considerably, and that, the opening date would probably be around Feb.. 1, Instead of Jjyn. IS as.Was originally announced^ | any Prohibition* Charges Action b T it lin ' F ollow lnrfllA ans called one of On Docket Are; Expected . Petition Of Citizens W ho ta b in g luncheons To Be Completed - B efore W1T1 /> . a. , | . * j Cox, eam<j to' San Will Curtail A ccidents confer with civic — —— . to tho establiahmc At tho regular meeting of the M. C. A. organlza County Commissioner* hold yesDeLand and >« » » rt * » » u voted to use the money which had meeting wan callec previously been nlloted tho county the close of the lj for hiring a gnmo warden for tho today in the hop purpose of adding another motor- ?/*“ Simlord “y V cycle officer to tho forces of BherDufi th„ c‘ou iff C. M. Hand. Tho sheriff was before tho ntcmb* also instructed to purchase another Mr. Brown cited machine for thfl use of tho nddi- on tho cost of opt eminent, the year tiona deputy. nnd th e investmen This action Is believed to have bn0> resulted from a petition which was He atated the p presented the board by cUizons M. C. A, was tb t who asked for better petroling of t ter of boys, and yoi ssuit) Q- C; Bryant, aggravated aaT ■Ault; James Harris, tecklcim drlvy ing; Julia Jerry, assault and bat­ tery. William Austin, accused of reck­ less driving, was found not guilty nnd I’asco Duncan, charged with drunkenness, failed, to appear.. R. K. HiUyard, accused of posteeaing n still and a quantity of whis­ key forfeited bona ol) each alleg­ ed offense. Several cases were continued or nol nrossed. and others'are to come Up for trial tomorrow. John Robinson, charged with possessing whiskey, was placed on trial Into this afternoon, and a de­ cision In his case is expected to bo given in the morning session. *CharIes William nnd Mary. For many years the reopening of the crin g e'n fler the Christ­ mas holiday vacation, With its gay round of social events, has been the resultant introduction of new fads. Students who giithoted the latest steps at Yuletide parties have id the past, returned to school, proud uf their accomplishments. But thin ,year -their efforts were hr vain, for Just one dem­ onstration of tku Charleston was enough-for, J 'officials and student* Ao decide' that the stately Wtilt*, one-step and fox­ trot would hold their own on tho dance floors “A dance, afthr all," said one official, “shtfbld emphasize gtacc nnd beauty, and a* the latest fad p ro fc m s neither of these quatitlo*. It should hold no place on the program df col­ lege dances". Malone, ‘ Jonks; bounty polk Tho jury recommended and matically Imposed a senten life 1 \i( i imprisonment.“j Statem ent Is 3 By Church C iro n fmbers I ATLANTA, GA., , I (A P )—CT<)mplptd, exc ,o n n c h a rg e o f force ] trust, has been mail case o f Rev. O. II. CJ i fo rm e r p a a fa r o f an I church and ■at .prcsci In Sanford, Fla., v w hatever o f breaking tho Sv Complete restitution was mndo l r mediately following the return t R epresentative C itizens Ah» A tlanta,' which resulted ,; in Chosen'To A ssist In The prompt dismissal uf all charge?*. Organization Of Local Board Makes Statem ent B r a n c h Of Association * In connection with the arrest b At a mooting held Wednesday af­ Rev. (Jrfenwell, and hia tuhacquen exoneration of any wrong doles ternoon in Seminole Grill Direct­ tho official board of the B ln ors wore-, elected for the Sanford Christian chufch. Wednesday. Uiun Young Men’ti Christina, Assoc!*, thm and announcement was mndo rS rn M w A l Many accidents have happened nl*atia*. during the past few months In that r. Brawn ilzid, ;We believe In vicinity,- according to tha petition*, the prevention of wrong-doing and era and another county officer will Hot the expenditures of vast sums help cut down the reckless driving in the prosecution of crim ed and 'other..causes., of smash-ups, He stated that figures have been they believe. published showing that tho br* Tho county has bacn minus a .ganlsaUon ho represents now has traffic cop since tho Injury to R. establishments in 66 countries and C. Wilcox, which occurcd on San­ that the "sun never sets on tho Y. ford Avenuo shortly before Chrlit- M. C. A. flag." Many figure** were mns. Wilcox is oxpocted to re­ ven to show the- groat contrnat expenditures toward the punish­ turn to* his duties in'about one ing of criminals, the pursuit of month. The commissioners, though., In pleasures, thu cost of government session throughout the day dldUiot operation and the amount spent in have anything of importance laid safeguarding the welfare, and up­ before them nnd routine business building the characters of tho na­ tion's youhg. occupied most of the mcoting. i IT, L. Dumas, second past presi­ dent of tho club, preignted the third past president, Dr. E. )>. Brownlee, with the insignia of the past president’s office. Mr. Dumas spoke of the wonderful work at­ tributed to tho club under the lead­ ership of Rav. Brownlee and stated that the club hnd enjoyed the great­ CHATTANOOGA, Jan. 7.—(/P)~ est year in its history during the IMpnds of Mrs. Evelyn Farris Ben­ 1926 president’s tenuro of office. nett, former “ Failles" beauty, and Raymond O. Bennett, .today were awaiting tho n ex t development In Missing Carolina Man: their matrimonial career. Their marriage life, which has Believed In Florida; been a aeries of ups and downs Wife Collapses, Dies bringing thorn Sharply into the Umapght, came to a dramatic end SPINDALE, N, C.,' Jan. 7.—DR Wednesday in Tampa, Fla., whero in four states today Judge L. L. Parks, signed a decree —Officers w«ra tracing tho movements of of divorce In Mr*. Bennett’s favor. Grady L. Gilbert, paymaster df the Almost immediately evidences Spinners' Processing Company, were seen here for a re-wedding. who ha* been missing from his The date for this event has not homo hure since Saturday mornbeen set. “J have not definitely made up my mind just when ft f c — » services were hold yes* will be/1 Mrs. Bennett said last “terday in AshovHle‘' for hfs'w lfc night. * Who died following a nervous col Tho marital boat of the Bennetts has been swept over many rocks lapse, said to have been caused by and shoals since it'so t sail follow­ his disappearance. Shu was taken in g ' Ml*. Bennett's divorce from to the home of her slater in AaheWilliam GUI, a New York newspap­ villa, after her colIapsA.' , > * },.. J M Gilbert Is believed to have gone erman ih 1020. I A trial of Bennett on a murder to Florida, and. his father, O, L. chargo And another on a Msnn act Gilbert, of Darlington, S. C., be­ allegation In both of which he was lieves he will be in tho vicinity ef acquitted, have featured promin­ Tampa where ho has severul closo ently In their lUffiailtios. “Wine, friends. ‘•f,j • Officials' of the company for women' and song,” and non-snplch Gilbert was paymaster, depert were the grounds on which re they cannot account f o r his Mrs. Bennett obtained 'her divorce. dlsappearahc*. They assert • hid financial relations with them were in propor,shape, and they haye had W raowd|g)pi. Of any other possible e organisation for the year lpfiB Would ho held early In tho evening. W. It. Smith was chairman of tiio mu ting which alsoted the diroctera, wljp were announced as fol­ lows: For ono yuar, L. C. Bobout, G. F. Smith, S. O. Chase, H. C. Du Bose, Harry Kent and T, L. Dunias: fa r two years* Hurry Stevtms, T. W. Lawton,- S. R. Digh- Pope Thinks St. Paul Would Be Journalist Mrs. Bennett Gets I f He Were Still Alive ROME. Jan. 7. -M ^l-rTf Saint Paul lived ,today he would be a newspaper man <ln spirit At least, Pope Pious asserted Wednesday in the hall of tho consistory, when a decree was read on tho eminent v irtu es of tho venerable Antonio Marla Clarot, - onco archbishop at Cuba and foamier of the congrega­ tion of Missionaries of Tho Im­ maculate H eart o f Mary. Tho ceremony was preliminary to tho cunonizatlon of. the prelate. Eulogizing Bishop Claret’s usd of books and tho press as powerful means to spread tho faith, the'pon­ tiff said: “It has been remarked that if Saint Paul lived in oar d a y ' he would bocomu a journalist. That this .would have occurred literally I doubt, but I believe that it cer­ tainly would have occurred in spirit, because without question ho * Saturday At noon and advls* th a t .owing to the death, of h mcr partuor.in the law bueU would be necessary for hhh tarn -to A tlanta Sunday aft< nnd attem pt to- straighten e Inniiness of* tho firm whicl been temporarily stayed duo fact that his partner ha<| on secount of the moral an obligation entailed. •^lii' .stated that, being »• In the firm a t tho time of business transaction.** of if was in Ignorance, ho was lb th« actions- of his firm. * "Dr. Groenwell fillet In Sanford last Sund and ho whs awAro of ment. nnd wo, the mer Divorce, But Will Re-Wed E x -M a te Vesuvius Erui Several Mad D ogs Seen iniiod On S stmiktd' Killed t r a t i o f v isitow T o“ ni By City Policem en VejmvIus U rumhlli smoko and lava, bui tho cratcr/we It em cnpfiod mountain. 5 lion la otiljrone o breaks' of the vole ® i ‘ t ‘ * m u ss of. rabies d to Sauford thrs* day* started to* school yesteriELAND, Fla S. Brown_ of si part ol &1S!S [rug store 1 . . ... �FERTILE, Iowa, Jan. 7 VP)— Some 20,000 inapping turtles now Ho hurled beneath the boggy acre­ age of the hill country of north Iowa, enjoying their long winter ilcep, became the world War broke out In Europe in 1014. .* Europe b a long way from Fer­ tile but it U where liana Johnson, aoldier, got hia Idea for [athleen Kersting Is youthful the eatabliahment of a turtle farm Called True Artist that supplies a Inrgo percent of the turtle fleah that eventually By Famous French finds ita way to the dining boomsAmerica's foremost hotel*. Singer And Tutor of Johnaon was a doughboy in the 88th division of the A. F.. F. In September of .1917 he obtained a leave of absence and wandered down to Monte Carlo, of gambling fame. One night a wealthy Am­ tise somewhat resembling the erican, a steel manufacturer, in­ leatherback. The resulting strain vited Johnson and a number of Is a grotesque creature resembling. 11 WichitaAssist* In companions to dine with him at in some respects, the chelydea ani the Grand Cafe near the Casino. matamota matamnta reptiles of South AmerAmer­ Defraying Expenses » a -mm *1 ' Chelonln mydaa broth, a soup made ica. However, their flavor Is ap­ from the flesh of a species of petizing. Of the 20,000 *k* “ “ turtles • West Indian turtle, served. now nn the fnmi ssibly 1,000 WICHITA, Kan., Jan. 7 VP)— The check for it was large. species. are.of thp new hyl .JH JI tr e e years ago a fourteen-yvarJohnson reasoned that if wealthy On the farm itself there are ten ri girl singing in the choir of a men paid without protiRt st>:h lowlying acres of* hammocks ant k b its church, Kathleen Kerstlng high prices for mynas broth, it bog, and. lothing more. There aro would pay to go in the business no build .„ __ of supplying rtbo market. Thus three dams of stone and wastewas born the idea of Fertile’s wood thrown across n rill of turtle form, the plana fur which mound-spring water that trickles Johnson put into effect nfter ho toward a larger strean^ skirting came home. Five years ago John­ the south border of the farm. Wa­ son began his work by leasing vering rows of post tops mark the the French opera star was on con- 10 acres of river bottom land, mak­ underground fence* formed by the , cert tour of North and South Am­ ing a success of the venture from stone and wood obstructions in the erica in 1922. She consented to a the start. little stream. newspaperman’s . request to intro­ duce the girl and was so charmed by tho impromptu recital that she Gives Up Throne For H er (>, Insisted Kathleen should accom*, pany her on her return to France. Ijp Kathleen’s father Is a farmer, but the family invested all their •f humble holdings in tho training which Calve said the girl should have abroad. Two years of study In France and Italy, where n new world opened out before the little Kansas girl under the motherly care of Madame, and the little fortune was gone. The Kerstlnga . had opened a rooming house to , help obtain funds. Kathleen came Home last winter to sing in con­ cert but only n few hundred dol­ lars were gotten together. Then the Wichita Rotary Club learned of the situation and came to Kathleen’s aid. In a twinkling, ■##.000 was raised, and Kathleen - went back to France and to the • Jealous care of her internationally (.. known tutor. With tho other of Chive’s youthful- proteges, the girl has studied the music nnd art of the continent. . Recently ahe appeared In Inform­ al recitals where her voice was acclalmcd by several of the great ^French critics as thnt of Calve, at the heighth of her career. The critical audience, said one of those present, little anticipated what was in store for them. But as .... Kathleen sang, the attitude changed from one of eager interest to one o ffra n k and charmod amazement. Calve .stood below her watching -evefy movement. Kathleen 'r e ­ sponded to encores until *Calve re­ fused to Jet her sing moro. ■ Calve, herself, says that wlthia five years, Kathleen will bo known as one of ‘‘the great voices." lotarians Supply ducational Funds Etal.Y the B sional vagance on the port the former Mlliicent Rogers, the placing of a cordon of loetacthres around her home In Palm Beach to guard rthair young son against kidnaping. He also aaya he la prompted by "dilatory faction of Uia countess and her advuera to apply to the courts for the custody or his year-old child, whom he has never seen. * The count, who Is suing for aeparation, let it be known Wednes- rridiron circuit on the National Base opportunity, to defend against her husband’s ae m anagem ent Among them are New ■he needs do is to l oik , Pittsburgh, i t . Louis and to the many delay# promo' Philadelphia. Pour of. these Are ease and file her answer. American League cities as well. Rumors that the fcount a The New York Glanta£opemting at the Polo Grounds, but owned mother had gone to Palm dutaide the baseball organization, had a successful year in their first making the move as an economic ware denied by Mr. Goodxta appearance. All things considered venture designed to fill the great said they were still in N«w the team paid for itself. Every stadium after baseball ceases. And seat. In the stands was filled and baseball promoters in other cities NICKEL FOR CARU80 VI mahp p s fM n stood throughout __ ___ T soon may become imbued with the thg game in which "Red" Grange same desire for economy.,. . . . . NEW YORK, Jan. 7.—(/P)—For There were 18 teams in the N at­ performed with the Chicago Bean. five cents a caretaker a t a.cem eional Football League the past sea­ Brooklyn haa sought a franchise tery in Italy lifts on America^ Hag son and there are' rumors th a t an­ foe next season. Two are held b) off a coffin and permits * ^tourist the New York football promoters, other year will see 10 elevens in to Jiew Caruso’s body, it is stated one of which is not in use and the the east and 10 In the west, the by Cnrveta Wells, explorer Just re­ 1920 situation is somewhat vague. developing winners playing a turning fromabroad. The Braves announce that they are world’s series. S A L E S O P t t C E ’; 108 M agnolia A ve k 11 1 ■ *. Buy now while prices are lov f u tl ' ................. velopment and activity bring the prices up. Investors on every hand have ■ * » made money by selecting a good location and buying before improvements “ <■ advertised goods explode, at hopefully predicted they haw graduated from the ali­ bi atago and hav0 gotten out the hammer again. On thing which recently has (ap­ plied tha text for numerou* edit­ orial aermons wan a story publlih•cd^bv tho New York Times to the eet thnt 000,000 per»on» In Florwere living In tents because of crowded conditions. Then the Timea, or someone in a communi­ cation published by the newapnper, hit upon the Idea that with *° many hundreds of thousands residing in tents a serious menace to the health of the state had arisen, This gave the propnpgandiats another text and now many of the newspaper critlca are wor- . .. . \ Central Florida’s greatest development. On State Highway No. 3 (San- the safest goods ford-Orlando Road) and lying right in the path of Sanford’s greatest pro- They I ;• gress. The second section is now open for reservations. Already Many i i. . . * are value-true. 1 * • ■ * sites have been reserved. Many choice locations can still be secured bet • * ^ . !• • . ! fore the opening announcement is made. * Don t Hesitate. B uy Now and Profit! Constantinople telephone girls i»e gone on a telephone strike higher wages. It milst be {*' » hard work to be a telephone kA Turkey, where they prob» two harems on a party [ j S l ^ e l a n d Plain' Dealer. n r ok t i i i : c o c i m vknixoi .k c o m m , l KI.OIIIOA. o f: I'K T K Il NOLA.V, . » proliato. Ml > «fIrp i* b y u lven th n t th r /-III. <>ti ilia MM ilay ww, prenenl 111«'t*r ill m t ’L•l»wl* to |||t* Hi* Lot 2, Block 7, Mellon ville Ave., $4,000 Lot 9, Block 6, Elliott Avenue, Eastern Exposure ............. $4,200 Lot 10, Block 6 Elliott Avenue, Eastern E x p o su re ............... $4,200 TERMS ly J ih I k i - o f >rldn. In-r flim l r<-. ,1 vourli. ra na ml- e s ta te of P ric e ft, 1 <I a r aald Him-. • . o a p p lica tio n to f u fin a l a.-ttlrrni Ion n f nn Id r'j lJ .W -r dlschur*.-•. ? B v W P lr|,(' I>„.t 1 you choose from known. B w, Druid Park offers such an opportunity today. Situated in the heart of * BRTIT-CHntENDEN REALTY COMPANY, Phono 453. x a a a a a a M a iH iia x iM ix ia x M a a a a fliB iiM C = a a a g a iH a iix a ia n a a .M r u i ill. are made. J *1 The time to buy property in Florida to reap the greatest profit is before dej you choose from ,7 f . .! •r-. *» ‘ • ; vu. i J , �hjrlijnli rfsid General Motors. Baldwin was tjjOr^utj outstanding exception tc idicitia i> Declares testimony Vanderbilt family f r r the sot* and time in recent months, * *. Mrs.. Frederick C. Church, tester. of Conspelo. Vanderbilt, Who will bo married tomorrow to Earl T. Smith, has boon de­ terrin g an operation for appen­ dicitis which has been troubling her.se Vara! -day*. , She will attend her sister's wedding and will bo operated (to Saturday. ' Consuelo Vanderbilt, herself, led an maid of Honor i\t Mnf, lurch’s ' wedding In Newport Inst' summer / while suffering from appendicitis oml under­ went nn operation soon after, ORLEANS, Jan. 7;~(<P>_ Cotton future* opened steady: Jan \0.90 bid; Mar. ;J0.4t: May ip.03; July ii0 3 .b id T o a :V f j r y NEW YOUK/Jnn.-T.—OP)—Cot­ ton f u tu r e Opened r.teudy: Jari. 20.15: Mar. 20.00; May 10.M: July iU.OQ* Oct. 38JM. J ACKSONVILDe T Fla., Jnn. CflPT-^Conditinn and quotations pre­ vailing on the Jacksonville market toddy an reported by tho Plorida Stnta Marketing Bureau: Soppily* of ’miscellaneous vegetAbies very light, practically oil groon vegetables' wanted; demand good; ' mpvameftt Hc;ht; market slre.i:: fi.r-good stock.. ' Banns: Cirr-cax, hampers, practi­ Greek .Catholic faith cally none on market. • ' Cukes: Iiot< houso fancy, 2.250 2.50. Egg plant: standard crate, med­ ium r.hofl fancy 3.50. Peppers: Standard green bolls, HA CITY, Jan. G. K fcsslon by. JJert it W. K .^ 8 k he t Osage H ills,’’ to blow up tho W.- Sm ith, result>ath o f Sm ith’; his uid a servant girl, | latest developTomatoes: r Oa Floridn, fancy U m ystery surcount and stock 5.00@fl.0U. (•nth of 17 persona Tomatoes: fls, Florida, choice mntry. , count and stock 3.50@4;60. invfct at tho federal . Squash: Hampers and bushel (Leavenworth, Kan., crate*, small, yellow 4,6005.00. kt Burkhart, Halo’s Squnah: Hampers and bushel French Will Succeed Miller Irgcil with the murcrates, small, white, 3.50@4.00. In R ight Field W hile Joe Bed, former deputy Cabbage: 1 1-2 bushel mpern Bng ja ile r of O sage • Mauser Will Be A t F irst; ■ Bought. . Bwect potatoes: Per cw t 2A0(.l Pitching S ta ff Is S trin g H on brought to Ok2,75. *, ■y, tol«l Boy Lewis, tlranges: Boxes, fancy, coinit and PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 7.—{/P> Ktorncy, thnt Halo —Only two changes nro in |fros- stock 3.5004.00. Oranges: Choice count antKatock pcct for tho Philadelphia Athletics, 2.5003.00. runners-up .In ;tho-Ameriean L oa- ^ Grapefruit: joxes, fancy count gu? last sfioson. 3.1 WA0, In right ■field, Walter, Kronen^ .andfitock -Grapefruit ____ ___ count exes, choice erstwhile" all round nrftiy star; And Stock 2.00@2,fi0. who played-brilHaiftly. toward the close of 1025, hi slated to succeed CHICAGO, * Jhn. 7.— PotaBing Miller. Joe Hauser, whoso toen: 54 carat total U. S. shipments broken Ened-cap early last spring 637; six Canadian; trading fair; forced him oup of tho game, is ox- market very firm; Wisconsin sack­ expected to return to first base. ed round whites 4.2504.50; Minne­ Otherwiso Connie Mack, 04 yoar sota sack round whites 4.15. old leader, ntarids pat on the out­ Idaho sacked round whites 4.00@ field that set a sensational pace 4.15 According to quality. in 1025 until. September. Mack expects stronger opposition from CHICAGO, Jnn. 7.—(/P)—Butter nearly ail tho clubs thiB year, but unchanged; receipts C.7H0 tubs. is confident - his combination of . Lggs higher; receipts 5.000 youth and experience boncfUtcd by cases; firsts 37@37V4; ordinary t ■ ’basement of the additional seasoning will make a firsts 33@34. nnnnt bid. • ■ g long fuse to n strong as'Strong Infield ■i alley. When the NEW YORK, Jn n /7 .—(A1)—Bar Besides ono of the hardest hit­ silver .08%; Mexican dollar .52%. B ’ Imwsun touched Bd| ran all tho way ting outfields in the game and an m i' honA, w here' ho Infield quartet of m ore.than ave­ KEY WEST HOTEL CLOSES Jsod for the lexplos- rage ability^'Mack possesses un­ rdrave him bunded- equal battery strength. Micky KEY .WES'?, Jan. I H o t e l ihcre ho was return- Cohen was tho 1025 sensation be­ Jefferson here, after on existenco y BJoyed tho confcs- hind the plate. Thu Athletics have of nearly ono hundred ychrst, has another promising- catcher in Fox closed Its doors. The structure Is ' an 18 year old recruit. to be remodeled immediately and Was Sol* Heir hoa three star right hand­ converted into an office and busi­ wife is a sister of er*Mack Sammy Gray, Eddip Kom- ness building. hoita death left Mr. mell,in and Harrlss, in addi­ hclf to the rich es- tion to theSlim veteran Jack Quinn, RECOUNT IS OPPOSED gueque, her mother le fty Groves, a $100,000 invest­ ment, - failed to meet expectations *t o iitiiu awill Jon. gun, U 4—u r;— WASHINGTON. 0.—(/T 3) Kgnd jure a t Guth- last year bub, convinced Mack that Objectiot to the Senate recount In | expected to begin bo bf tho secret ser- ho has the atuff with which to the Brookhart, Steick contest was bo nave been work- make good this season. The oth­ filed today with the Sonato elec­ p t^ ry for several er portaide talent Includes Baum­ tions' sub committee by Ssenator gartner and Heimach; veterans; Brookhart’s counsel. There were ltoe •pate, 32 yoar old draft pro-i»indication* of irregularities in the duct of i ’ort Worth, and Willis, .handling of the ballots. .recalled from Wilkes Barra, Fa. Dykea T o JJ* At Third , Jimmy Dykes will have tho proforence over Sammy Hale a t tnird while Chick Galloway and Max Bishop again will hold down short­ stop and second baae, respectively with Bill •Wambsgansa, obtained predominated in Jus morning when from the Red Sox as chiof utility ito was called up- man, ’ “ Water Bucket Al" Simmons, the itcc on IS alleged 'us city’traffic on dub’a heaviest h itte r’ in 1025,:is a fixture in cehtcrflcld. Bill Lam­ ar ia slated to patrol left field! Urged with reck- again. Millar and Welch, both] l fined $5.00, nnd seasoned players, will, Jm: h«)d. in I Iruff, accused o f reserve. George O’Brien, yoUng Uwjthotjt the re- Gy chaser from Dallas, is a Pro­ Ights, vrns nasesa- mising rookie. . ■ Kid Giohson, former White' Sax ifott, Mr. Vorny, mahager, will' be n coach and will Homer o^wiiur. ^ColJor, -ii, M. be on M«ck*a board qf strategy jY Walker. H, G. Norris and J. G. which Included J r a Thomas, bat­ d of a similar of- tery tutor and The manager's sen, , fined $1.00 each Earl Mock. Urns, convicted of : * ; ^ bptenced to servo » Jrt the old dayb the slau g h ter I in the City Jnll. houses used to boost th at every :barged with leavg parkway ovrr Iran hearing on S btation of the featured hy tl w atfn • a goldei ■ prayer for the' safety The w rem of.___ ________ hy. tourists of the world; who e*me here by automobile, train and pri­ vate y « h tf from all parts1of Flor­ ida. Thie was the nineteenth an­ nual observant* of 'th e rite, hero which hna became national in character. 1 • ■ ’ Archbishop Alexander of New to rk , head Of-tW Greek church in l “8he Won’t Ride in an Automobile M S 4 NKF, GROWING WITH a t Naval i n ­ here. the folTHE NEW YEAR dt o f IDtd by the VMl__jorVt£ Offieerr Decide to climb higher overy week during Association, in session there was the new year— growing itfrnilily richer and made: \ steadily cloeer to the goal of your ambition. • President, M eat Command;r DR, VI LARD AT CAPITAL Charles A. Mills, Miami. Vice-President, IJeut. William Let us help you t y adding interest, to your Dr, Df, v, C. L. ia Villard, vmunii assistant niutnuiiu state Rvavc Justice Lee. of Orlnndo, regular deposits, ' vcUrirnirinn in tuberculosis eradi­ Secretary, Ensign E. M. Crum, cation work jn Florida, was a Cap­ Tampa. 4 % Interest Paid on Savings Accounts. itol visitor while en route to Mad­ Dirpctors-at-tsrgo, Lieut Coo. ison, where he is •engaged in car- Dawltt, Jacksonville, and Ensign rying out an eradication program B. Borchardt, Tampa. A number of resolutions woro MEDICAL SOCIETIES TO Mf,ET adopted a t tho session, tho mesThe Floridn State Vetcrlnaifr nniro continued, including a reso­ lution icrpiertlng n fleet division Medical Association and tho stato for Tampa and also ono for Day­ Lite Stock Sanitary Board will tona, Tho mr.-asgo va* signed by bath meet at Tsmpa during the ST R E N G T H - SERVICE - PR O G R E SS South Florida Fair, Tho former LlOut. William Justice Ian'. t:» vicewill bo in session on Fobruary 12 resident. It was received here y M. I). Clark, radio man of the and 13, and the lattay will convene C. B. Naval t Reserve Fleet, radio A D V E R T IS E M ^ N T S T E L l, YOU W H A T TH H ROMA' OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU. 1 onujfoy earljcr , F e b ra n ry jl station’ 4 HP. Today headed hjf Archbishop Al­ exander, * procrsstrm wouhd lu from the ehnreb to tho edge of the water. In Una was the choir the mem in white ic proccssWta of _____ r>n readied tho water ie sea was blesju’d by tho priest. from nnrnl res«r Winter Park, reel rerve station 4 lowing announc Sanford.Fla E the eighth through Saturday, sixteenth at Dickson-Ines, Orlando Beddings Share Reductions Thrifty Sewer Profits Tho- thrifty women will f corral ■ many bargnins here for Spring sewing. Alpaca In ton and white, fffr instance, was $4.50 yard sale. $2.08 yard. ' Bedding* are ■featured In this extern i;vJ ‘ sale. Orange Brand sheets, 81 by 00, priced $1.50, sixo 81 by 09 are $1.C0. Georgette Crepe Mohawk Sheets Pillow Cases Mohawk sheets which are me­ dium weight arc: 72 by 00, $l.A5, 81 by 00, $1.70,, pillow cnscs 42 by 30, JGc^ 46 by 3fl, 50c. *- ' v 'V .. Piquot Brand Piquot plain sheets 72 by 90, $1.00. Cases 42 by 30, 59e.. 45 by 30, B9c. nemsUtchfd shoots 72 by 00, $2.20. Cnscs 45 by 30, A handsome georgette crepe of cocoa shado .which ia embroidered In brown Will nmko cbarm lhg'if* tornoon dresses. Formerly $0.50 per yard. Now $3.08 per yard, Apparel at Saving Prices Tho r o n d J .t« ^ ir fli!lO ihrtwants' of' dreasos, cdufa nnd millinery are repleto with wofrtlry values at big r e d u c t i o n s Interesting is the fact th at these offerings include th is Springs mode. Silk or Wool Dresses V2 ■Off . * Thirty silk and woolfen dress- Juniors* Dresses %" Off ' ■ 1 *"»i ^ ' ■ Chnrmeens, * mirroleens Crepe For Sports, Wear Sport cropo of tan and whlto pin Id, 40 inches wide, will bo effect­ ive in one or two piece models. Jvrj This material had been $4AO juir . , yard. Sole $2,08. and Brocaded Crepe Lucerne Blankets Silk and wool brocadnd cropo In ono of tho prevailing shader, of the season, Coral, la adaptable fyr morning or afternpon costumes. Was $5.60, la $3.98 per yard. Lucerne Blankotk,- flfl by 80, which are 40 percent wool aro specially priced $5.19. All cot­ ton sheet blankets, white, GO by 80, talc $1.79. Serges For Spring Practical Bed Spreads Double wear bed spreads, 02 by 90, $1.00. 72 by P0, $1.85, 81 by 90, $2.19. A rt Crinkle bedspread^, rose,' bluo nnd gold, 72 by 108, $2.09. 81 by 108, $2.08. MAIN FLOOR D-I Modish Flannel Coats For Wcdnesdny and Thursday special selling. 100 flannel coat* purchased by New York ron’dont buyer, For 2 days to sell at unusually low price of $14.05, Pastel tints, furred or plain. Mlssos, 13 and 10. Womens 14 to 42. FLOOR 2 D-I Oratjgo Avenue Orlando, Rhone 1106, Morning Dresses Interior Decorating d w - i *yji v • 53(y(jj*1■ ♦*»•. Morning dressea mf English broadcloth, llnenit, glnghnms, In plain styipea or plaids In sixes 38 to 44,.wero priced to $5.76. Mia $3.05. Intarlor Decorating Deport­ ment offers:'O ne lot Quaker Note | t one-third off. Rem­ nants of nets, voiles, cretonnes »nnd rohrquisettes, a t one-third off. Happy Ilome Drosses arc re­ dded attractions in this sale, only 88c, and they *ro to be had' in ejaes 30 to 62. Also Engl Lith prints, tires 10 to 44, $1.05. ; Kimoqas of Crepe .Crepe kimonaa which havo .% Serges 46 and 64 inch widths |n black, navy, brown, gray or fawn, will creato Spring suits or coats. Values from $1.50 to $4.76, rale one-half price. •. MA1N FLOOR D-I Rugs Factor * p % T,oa? ^ ri,‘p' ' 8 ^ ,2' .„Tw ° Tapestry ^rtigs, iL3 by j ,-i Shoe Sale of Import slippers i �*4 n Second « it , m ». •( <:)a m .M atter. roller mmI mnrniKTT K B. ioWItiCMaaaglaa MMw itn e c m i-T io v h a t h * ” . > , r - n . c « S ix , W ,n th » .|l.* 4 r*d i s OMIT by C a rrlrr. per iu W eekly E d itio n I a i. s o n ml r a r d i n ii All o b itu a ry of th a n k * . t m o Iu * • nd n o tices o t * m a rta ln J« « n ti i c h a r i r i r e m w li Will »>• ad fo r at r« « o la r a d v e rtisin g X E M IE T l ASSOCIATED PBBH Tha Aaaoclatvd n-ess la |n W entitled lo tho u*e fo r re- H 's r r . v 1i.*!?? life ,* , iiijgrtg. . « THURSDAY" JAN. 7, 1926 1ERAUV8 PLATFORM * r water route to Jaek- traction of St. Johns-Intlrer. canal, naion of whlto way. nolo* pool, tennis coorta, ______ ' l>—Augmenting of building program—houacs, hotel*, a p a r t ­ ment houses. 1 —Extension of street paring program. 7,—Construction of boulevsro around Lake Monroe. Completion of city beautifica­ tion program. • . , (L—Bxpanslon of echool ayntem j with, provision for Jneressed fsd lltle s R BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY FAITH AND RIGHTEOUSNESS —"And Abram believed in the Lord; and He counted it to him for righteousness." Gen. 15:0. PRAYER—Our Father God, so may we also believe In Thee for Looking into .the religi one of the oriental world, w e find;! among the Buddhists an Intense worship of the sacred, rnffl.-* Am ong,thd Hindus eaj*d ally is the bull honored and glori­ fied. He is regarded almost as a God, never called uport for work o f any kind, and kept inviolable to all evil hands. He is led from place to place w ith a golden chain around h is neck and all kneel down ond worship. We had never before suspected Governor Martin o f beIng a follower of Buddha. We had always been under th e impression that he was a Baptist. But his-action recently In reprimanding the sheriff o f Hillsborough county and threat­ ening to suspend him for permitting a bull fig h t to take place, would surely give rise to suspicious o f Buddhistic ten­ dencies. Not that we, either, approve of bull fig h tin g . W e think it is an exceedingly cruel form of sport, utterly lacking in fair play in that the bull is not given a chance, and one that is specifically forbidden by th e law s of Florida. But so is bronco busting, cruel and unlawful. Y et rodeoB have been held In many cities in Florida, th e bucking strap used on horses too old and feeble to have an evil thought In their heads, and y et we have never heard of a sh eriff be­ ing fired for allowing a rodeo to take place. Furthermore it is the violation of the law, in the case of the bull fight, that so riled our Governor. In his own Words, ”1 shall take steps to secure a sheriff for Hillsborough>cbunty that will uphold the laws of the state of Florida." Our honorable governor will .uphold the laws of the states against bull fighting if he has to /iro cvefr sheriff in the state. But how about the laws against horse racing and gam­ bling, Governor? Why not stand for enforcement of all the laws of the state? Why pick on bull fighting? There are the horse races in Miami, the dog races in-Miami and St. Petersburg, Bradleys' cltib in Palm Beach, and bootlegging throughout the entire state, ail of which are violations of the laws of Florida? Why not fire some more sheriffs, Governor? And while we think of it, speaking of cruelty and one thing and another, there was that case of Sheriff Chase down In Dade county. Sheriff Chase in trying to prevent a spectacular jnil delivery which he hnd previously arrnnged, killed two prisoners and wounded several others. That wns hot cruelty. That wns not law violation. But this bull fight in Tampa, well, that’s different. You see, there is something about a bull that gets next to the Governor’s heart. Who’s to Blame for Crime? • • *' 1 1% I went to look for Christmas, ) And I started, oh, so early. That not another soul, nt nil, Was aeon n-passlng by. ; . • .. .. Crime is one of the ten most popular subjects of dis­ cussion, tho Lltcrury Digest says in n recent issue. Con­ sideration of the subject hnq brought out mnnp so-called cur^s nnd yigans of prevention, but it is evident that tho crime wave or crime tide is easier to explain than it Is to stop. Explanations nre made daily. In fact almost cvery- VU\oV0^? •Id a SOME “RADICAL" .clergyman might even engnge Evelyn Thaw to appear in his church, as a living text or sad example if she sur­ vives. Henry Ward Beecher, in his Brooklyn pulpit, sold a mulatto girl nt nuctlon in old slavery days i(o emphasize n sermon against slavery. , * ■ ' Moke n good mouse trap and, ns you know, the world will wear out n path to your door. Run a rnilrnnd well and youcJpath -across (ho continent will 'also be well lipyd. The Twentieth Century, Now York Central train, between New York and Chlcago^,ran in Hcven sections ono way and six the olher recently. Its managers I went to look for Christmas, All on n snowy morning, A snowy, blowy morning, And tho road wns white nnd still. I wore a cloak of scarlet, , My boots were new and shiny. Spccial Sessions in New York. Writing in Scribneri)y.MaI traveled light nnd swiftly, guzinc upon the subject of "The Juror’s i’nrt in Crime,” And caroled up the hill. IT COSTS nioro to go from York to Cblcngo now comfortably, than it did to go from New York to Liverpool on the fine old steam­ Spain, first claaB, years ago. Judge Nott places nil the responsibility in the jury box. ship Tho flying huh-hi no will correct Spanking from his experience of more thnn n score of years that. Men now of middle age will in handling criminal cases tile judge assures us that he live to rend this: “Chicago to New York in 3 hours, round trip $25. knows whnt he is talking about. I wont to look for Christmas, . .i All on a snowy morning, A snowy, blowy morning, 'And a star was In the sky. A rosebud blossomed on a bush, A number, of pther men and women of more or lenw j,A -fir tree gave mo greeting, . F f'rttE j bond of dictator* prominence? tttoif JTuilge Nott nlso know what they nir^ is 'I'/lE - A wee dark bird sang out to mo gloving. Now Greece has hers talking about. One blames the parents for not bringing up in the per n.” of Premier I’angnlos, Aa I wont panning by. the present generation in the proper manner. Another says He simply h .1 to' become a mili­ I went to look for Chriitmas, the police nnd other officers nre not enforcing the law as tary dietr.lor, nnd now Issues ( a . All on a anowy morning, • , they should while still some other would-be authority lays proclamation. ■A anowy, blowy morning, A war >'htt was to make the 'And tho weo bird «ang “Noftl! the whole blame ot the feet of the jadges. world “aaf* for democracy” has you back your pilgrim feet, thus fnr established dictatorships The situation is pictured by the Tampa Times, which re­ re'a phriatmaa in your keupSpain /Inly, Turkey nnd Greece'. calls that In nn nttdmpt to fix the responsibility, the minis­ in You cun bo sure what a war hand I found a ntnr, ter solemnly pointH nn accusing finger at the parents; in turn | w'll dnever • cr-e it starts. And Jn my heart a bolt. the pnrents point nt the policemans the policemnn passes , LucM'-y ' ’resident Wilson did not HU nation responsible . The star Is flro and wine and bread, tho buck to the judgo; the judge refers the responsibility ml'*'' -*■ And shelter for a homeless head. to tho jury; tho jury accuses tho lawyer; the lawyer has an for DLino-' -.cy outside of tho UniThe boll Is lore and candle lig h t'' To shod upon a darksome night. alibi and is unloading on tho minister—thus the circle la The wee bird’s-gifts. I tfnve awsy FOLTf WHITE men arc accused . And found the heart of Christmas When it comes to fixing the blame, "passing the buck" of forming n murder ring, that al­ i? ;■ ; Dsy. ready hu» to its credit the deaths plays a large part. Thebe will always be conflicting views of —Barbara Young. twenty Osage Indians. Oil had on tho subject. Wo may talk from now until the end of made them rich,* nnd in 1925, ns r ‘ "J 'j , And still we notice a few cars In the old Puritan days, it Beamed Iffltbput parking lights a t night. to Christian white men wrong for ■ ■ O- " “ They kilted the • Beginning our Ust of well known More Promises ■ Hall-raisers: Charles G. Dawes, them now. ____ _____ ____ - _.i .Col. William Mitchell and Gen. and the grnnd jury will see about "Hnve your telcgntat and am giving Division Bmedley Butler. -4 — ... o —, Wiser whlto men don’t murder Engineer Thrasher definite instructions to proceed .Now that many Florida cities aro Indians. They wait until tho In­ to DeLnnd to provide immediate relief for condi­ enlarging their territories, San­ dians get the monoy, then go to ford might take steps to extend tions complnined of,” them with bootleg whiskey, leave 1U limit* to take In Orlando and a the whiskey behind ond come back few other outlying districts. Tho above telegram was sent by F. A. Hathaway, chair- with tho money. •; -------- <»-------< . Now It will be up to Sheriff mnn of the State Road Department to the Sanfort| Chamber FRANCE THOUGHT tho Riffs ' 1 Chase to stop bull.flghting in Ml- of Commerce, according to a news story that appeared in I ami. thetn. this pnper Wednesday. It was in reply to a strongly word­ ed telegram from the civic body to the state official. . Dr. Hathaway has once again promised. If we remem­ ber correctly he did ho a few weeks ago. While in The Herald office he issued instructions to his engineers to take steps immediately to have the DeLand road scraped and put in better CQndition,* and at the same time he instructed Engineer Thrasher to see that the Dixie Highway as far as the Orange County line was put in the best condition pos­ sible and maintained thnt way until the new state highway waH completely constructed. • jtlon left. Those who have friends In tho north might help advertise On tho strength of. the promises made at that time San­ Sanford by sending a copy of this ford people have been expecting relief from tho deplorable paper to thorn. The widening of downtown huslloess streets should be ono of the first acts of the new city commis­ sion. -------- o------- When banks double tho ninount of their deposits in tho course of twelve month's time, it Is convinc­ ing proof of the rapid growth of a city. Hack nf Sanford's tremendous b . ■ o----- .. The Chamber of Commrrrc main­ muiib a uureuu unu hullding tains bureau hi in me the Ball building on Find Street where 192U auto li­ cense tags may bo secured. The £rouble is thnt thero will be plenty | rpeed-hounds who will be like ■' ’ « in getting their licenses. fpom that I* not in Uh>t the fact be known V*ortlng the matter to V »f Commerce nr by rtttlo want-ad In The v can help solve the 1m If you wilL I —o—-----jWtho telrphono rom‘ . #i services In Sanr general appruv: .*n would like, ta i their homes. : w-vip company MY FAVORITE STORIES ca»» Modti TH u THE WAGES of sin is death, or at least, much trouble. ^Stanford White was killed long ago, his problems quickly solred by a young man from Pittsburgh. * Now, Thaw’s wife, for whom White was killed, drinks eight ounces of n poisonous mixture to kill herself. Clergymen will And in this n good text for a sermon that will not put the congregation to sleep. the ground has little chance against gas and TNT in tho air. So. the French sent a few aviators,“fly­ ing low." They dropped bombs and report that things arc peace­ ful again. If the Riffs want to fight some­ body they ought to tight the Uni­ ted States. Against us they would have an oven chance, since we havo few flying machines, nnd those that wo have don't fly much. MRS. CARRIE Chapman Catt, introduced by Mrs. John p. Rocke­ feller, Jr., to a gathering of ladles, savs tho first thing wo need Is “an arbitration agreement with Japan,” to prevent wnr. Such nn agree­ ment couldn’t do any harm. ■But you remember thnt certain agree­ ments existed In 1914 and became “scraps of paper.” The best arbitration agreement for the United States Would bo the worlds biggest fleet of fighting airplanes, backed up by the best U adae O i i u , Do not wuttk, ter isvenlnK*-*. for n better f* advantage of on New claaaei li typewriting not nt the Sanforil U day. wadnesdar A GREAT DISCOVERY. OWENSBORO MESSENGER The man who is alleged to have made the declaration that interest on money lokned was ihc greatest discovery in the history of the world was not fnr wrong. A child’s pottery bank found In tho tulns of nkclcnt Utloa contained then. No one ever placed money six roppor Joins.. They date bpek a t compound Intorcst fo r 2,500 years; npd probably, none ever will, at least 2,5(1) years. but the computation reveals how Estimntingvthe co' 113 of tho val­ money a t Interest grows If given ue of a ren tin ch , the offioprs of thne. Tho main difficulty lies In tho National City Bank or New practicing the method consistently. York have undertaken to computo it ordinarily requires a whole their earning |wiwor in twenty-five That for a dollar to earn six cents centuries, hnd they been placed at year may seem to be slow earning pow-' 614 per rent interest, compounded cr, If the six cents is left with scmi-unnually. It is' n computa­ the but dollar to cam Interest also ami tion that runs into big figures. By the process bo kept up f o r j f e w now the six coins would hnve yenrs, the result Is somewhsit grown to n sum many times more thnn all tho money in the-world. amazing. The lnpeo of tlmd and A number Involving a billion is ex­ hands off tho accumulation arc pressed by ten digits, but to state tho requisition to a demonutratlon the accumulation of tho Utlcait (coins requires nixty-orwdtgltif rep1' ;or';Wty*t a greht, dlfy?6vtTy. mohty resentativc of dollars. It is writ­ nt' Interest wns, especially if it bo ten ?.'l,000, with fifty-ndven ciphers compounded. T his age is fu ll o f It. . N o t ju s t em pty ro ■, , " ' ' • . * ■i ' * th e true rom ance o f achievem ent, o f progi %1 1 • *. * betterment of irmpkind. A D V E R T ISE M E N T S T EL L YOU WHAT M ANCE O F B U SIN E S S IS DOINOTOl i£ Jt|. Mil" ' 'Mill I f'4.1*« •—*•“ *' ,J- • LACK OF BRAINS TAMPA TIMES Dark hlnla of dire retribution to follow tho ruakleas running down of pedentriann by ni’otoriata arc contained in a letter gracing the columns of the current Issuo of the Nntion. This mny be noth­ ing loss than a repetition - of thu Hoclnl upheaval that flung tho Bourbons from their throno and caused the streets of Paris to run red with tho blood of aristocrats. The writer points o u to th a t one thing which exasperntea tho Par­ isians to frenzy wns that the aris­ tocrats drove over the people In the streets of Paris with their cnrrlngcn. I!o quotes a passage from Dickens’ "A Tale of Two Cities," in Which a homicide of the kind Is described. For; those who do not remember the passage, the Marquis is exceedingly annoy­ ed at the stoppage of his carriage merely for the running over of a child, and peevishly demand? why people can’t get out of the way. Tho inference Is that with auto­ mobiles killing hundreds of >chil­ dren In- America every year, the people who are victims of this arrogant disregard of human life have as much justification as did tho Pririsinns for turning on their oppressors. If tho modom motorist, who ex­ pects pedestrians to scramble out of his -way, in not so callous ns tho Marquis of King Louis’s time, nnr ydtsoTm m une to punishment, he is not fa r behind in the reck­ lessness with which ho operates his equipage. B ut the clement of class distinction is lacking. Though to a certain extent the make of a car a man rides In mgy be a sym­ bol of social standing, certainly tho osiesslon of a setfpropcllcd veido th at p asaevj^c. an nut.omob^le docs not mark one as an aris­ tocrat in free America. In the m atter of expecting the foot pas­ senger to be superagile In getting out of .the way, thero are abso­ lutely no class lines. The ^abob who lolls in tho back seat* of A Rolls-Royce may. be run down by a flivver If he trys to cross the street afoot. *• • 1 The t j e of manta that results In speed murder doesn't arise from a sense of social superiority. I t Is strictly an individual complex that, if properly diagnosed, would bo attributed to a simple lack of brains. R. R. Eldrid REAL ESTATE AND INVE 216 E. Second Street 60 acre^ of'land on hard road and railroad near K IN THE DAY’S NEW S DAYTONA NEWS There aro two courtrooms in Is the day’s nows. Thoy offer a puz- “£ zlo. Solve it and you have answer-1 cd the question of the ages. ;S: Into a courtroom In the West w] comus Susie, . , n comely .PlL _ .young — _ , .wo­ . *(th man. S w for" a. divorce _____ wi She opleads and alimony" from her man, Joe. It seems Joo has been cruel or Something. The judge looks down. She la fashionably dressed and her fig­ ure is youthful. Ileriface is pret­ ty, but the judgo has seen a lot to decide Is: of pretty' faces and he has bogun Shall women servo on to weary of them. The woman the sovereign Btato of dabs hor eyes with a scented Shall they enter1tho box() handkerchief tnow and then. }’ where, since Illinois was born/only The questions begin. The saint) men have sat In judgm ent' upon old questions. It develops that their followsT Shall they onjoy Joe Is earning |36 a week (nnd the sumo Punitive privileges-and rights ns tnelr husbands, brothers pnd fathers? ■ Tho Judges say no, they af« Itfrnlrl «,IH>4■Tlllt nliil n tan**. ' By IRVIN S. COBB The voice of a Prophet |vote, Improvising. “It A company of a division of col- twenty-five thousand prod troops were In heavy m arch-1’---- ' 1 ing order, awaiting the word, to start for tho front, It wns t< first actual contact wjth the voice, saying: “Well, I knows v edition of dat pu»i I t’s gwinc say, in bi, ‘Fifty thousand Frt pled to death by ton sand niggers.” l W T-1-V !»•« Ik. It la their rhey want a ng .justice. ’ disappointed. But thoy Those ore tho .courtren HOMES—LO ACREAGE 127 1-2 fe e t in tho third block on A ve. E astern exposure, w ith 22 room he is an ideal piece o f property and is sure m aker a t th e i&esfent price. Fojr a Ur m en t house or bu sin ess property th is ‘ excelled. Priced fo r qulck' salo |65,00( TERM S. . . V " * One L ot in San* $3500.00 w ith term s. Ono 5 room hous block com pletely fu n Real E state _ �Courtesy ren For Carolina itors Wednesday ION TONTS FOR A MARY MARSHALL Kht McClure Syndicate 1*7 niilWO On tv Mr. and i lf% l4B|tS* Ais* i L i. if* jtf in n !* : rV|*' j 5d<^nei Centering the long dining table w ad's low mound of these fragrant blossomsy and sprays of feathery asparagus ferns. At 6 ©clock a r of the Berni­ delicious seven-courso- dinner wns e r Two, O. E. S. BeFallowing ‘dinner friendsi joined Masonic Temple gueste and a number of Interhere will bo in- tho eating games of bridge-awl euchre were enjoyed until a -uifa. ‘ hour. irdl will on te rirrison. Chapter L S t 3 o'clock a t tho Mrs. Geo. W. Knight l Lake. Is Hostess Tq Tuesday McLaullirwiil entertnbers nf the Book Duplicate Bridge Club a t her ' home on ( a t 3 o’clock, Mr*. George. Knight was tho grafe of the W. C. T. clous hostess on TueSd ucSday _ when she fate of Mrs. M cRu, e n t e r t a i n e d the members of the fa t and Palmetto Tuesday Duplicate Bridge Club most delightfully a t her attractive ion Auxiliary will new home in pan Lanta. ne of Mrs. L. P. The color motif of gold, green Ivans Street a t 4 and white-Was emphasised with quantities of calendulas and yellow fad Chapter U. D. and-while narcissus. gi Mrs. W. Theoa most interesting game ber home in May- ofAfter duplicate bridge, score* were fears will give tho counted artd It was found th a t Mr*. |»f lectures “ Eng- LeRoy Chittenden, Mrs. Frank Sets” at the Wom- Gonzales, Mrs. H arry B. Lowis, and MrtT'J. 0: BenJon wore hold­ high spore. League Union ersAtof4he conclusion of the game, rd High School the hostess served a detiqpv« w i­ nd coureA with toffee. Th"5C enjoying the cordial hos* pitnlity o f Mrs. Knight were Mt*. 10 o'clock. Frank F. Gonzalez. Mre. F. -JB. Hub meets a t the Roumillnt, Mrs. J. P. Walsms, Mrs; Binio Stcmbridge Fred Walsma, Mra. LeKov Chitten­ I Avonuo a t 3:16 den, Mrs. J . C. Benson, Mrs. Hnrib Chorus under r e . W. R. Leak o'clock a t the mrsal. W om an’s Club Column One o f the most plea 1niuncements 1TJU1HJB111*71IW1 made IIIUUQ a«*tIf the WIU******* meeting, of tho Woman's Club Wed­ nesday was the beginning of the second class In parliam entary law. under the direction of Mre. J. C. Gibbs, club parliamentarian, f Mre. Gibbs taught a class in 1026 which was a pronounced success, and. for the class which will be. formed Monday morning a t 9:3(V o'clock, tho* same policy of offerJ Ing its advantages to any resident or visitor In Sdaford will be obser­ ved. Mrt. Gibbs is an unusual parlianienturiaifc-iu that - she combines perfect tact with splendid grasp S)f *#»» tier, ,UUWjtn.Vf „A HV If*** tlU IIII-U M tl jr subject. .Theparliamentary loci nets of rvf (Kfa ^ W d n i n n 'i Club TTIji K are rt classes the 'Woman's Thb free. handkerchief, was awarded leorge Herbst, while the top <prixe' for those plsying fitlim h n n a K aaV u a u *** euchre, a telephone book cover, went to Mrs. John Herbst. John Wurth wna given the men's prise a pocket comb, while the con­ solation prise, a pairs of cuff but­ ton* fell to tha lot of Fred Herbst. Covers wete laid for Mr. and Sfra.\Jbhn Bender, Mr. and Mrs. George Herbst,' Mr. and Mrs. John W urtat Fred Herbst, Mra. Louisa Knglebrecht, Miss Minnie Nlst. Those joining the gueste for Mr*.' W. C. Hill and mother Mrs. Lola Le Qetto motored to Orlando on Monday where they spent the day shopping.^ Miss Alberta Aycock has return­ ed home from St. Augustine Where Mr. and Mrs. Lee O. Corijey re­ turned home oh Tuesday ovenlng from PIneview, and Valdosta, Qa., where they spent the holidays with relatives., . ' [ h o t e l a r r iv a l s Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Tittle hsd as their dinner guests last evening Mr. and Mrs. 8. O. Trurobo of Or­ lando.’ • - U. L. Amasen, Orlando; M. L. Arthur Yowell, P. E. Eoumillat. Pulton Titusville; John Kama- Dr .S. Puleston, C. E. Henry, and kian. New Brockton, Ala.; B. L. 1-eon LeRoy motored to St. Augus­ Hoyden, Tampa; C. E. Gsuse, tine on Wednesday where they Southjort, N. C.;; F. H. Lindsey, went on business. Southport, N. C.: F. H. Lindsey, Louisville, X y.; J. M. Clarke. F t ’ Mr. and Mrs. George Chamber­ Myers; Mr. and Mre. John Bollols, lain and Mrs. W alter Twitched of Toronto; P. R. Bollols, Toronto; Daytona Beach motored to San­ C. EUerson, Calgary, Ala; J . L, ford on Wednesday and were the Cary, Jacksonville; N, H. Bleck- guests of Mrs. Raymond Key. tnan, St. Petersburg; R. B. Starbuck J r., Jacksonville;; F. H. T it­ The christening services of the tle. Springfield, Mass.; J. li. Gary, young son of Mr. and Mre, Samuel Sanford Baumel were held on SunA tiaitU ^C , J.. Wimblah. . ' . VALDEZ L. S. Mosely, Jacksonville; 0. G. Putman, Hartwell, Ga.; P. D. C. Ball, St. Louis; M, T, Sprout, Chicago; Edward Trnfford, Miami; James R. Norris, Orlando; S. S. Johnson, Baltimore; Mabel FalUn, Baltimore; D. L. Fallin, Jackson­ Mr., and Mn.ftW. J. Steed and ville; W. N. Walton, Palatka; children of.Kissim m ee were the Harold L. Engle and wife, Brook­ oste of Mrs.' Stood'* parents on lyn. N. Y.; J. M. Shackleford, csdny evening, coming up to at­ Jacksonville; Ed Ik Greer, New tend the Ball family reunion. Smyrna; W, W. Pittman, Jackson­ ville; Isadora Freidman, New Mr. nnd Mra. H. T. Thrasher mo­ York; Joseph Berg, New York; J. tored to Tampa on Thursday whore W. Risen, New York; •Robinson they will be the gueste of tho for­ Farmer, Jacksonville: J. N. Crev­ mer’s sister Mr*. F. S. Daiger for asse, Jacksonville; E. W. Brown, tho week end. ■* ' ’ "■ ' Delnware; Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Kuhlmnn, Atlanta; Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. J. G, Ball had ns Jacksonville; Mrs. Taylor, .Jack­ their dinner gueste on Tuesday eve­ sonville; W, J . Clanoy, Pittsburgh; ning a t their homo on Central Ave­ Thelma Torbert, Eustis; W. B. nue,. Mr. nnd Mrs. H enry Ball and snfnll daughter of Miamii Mr. and Mrs. W .J. Steed nnd children of Kissimmee; Mr. and Mrs. ~ Dick Brown and Dick Jr., Hodgson. Ball and Billie Ball. A Favorite Still With Weil-Drew. ed Women fa the Jumper Frock Of Wool Jersey. From over popularity, clothes of Jersey and other knitted materials nave retired to an enviable posi­ tion. Now they constitute an im­ portant1factor in the specialized wardrobes of women who have a different typo of frock for differ­ ent occasions, rather than for tho woman who expects one frock to do eight hours’ service a day for five or six days a week until tbo frock Is worn out or otherwise ready for the discard. The fAct la that the knitted frock or knitted shirt or knitted jacket is not adapted to too constant everyday year. Excellently suited fot hours a t golf or country walking, or for more intensive wear for motoring or other trade! if properly hung or preened afterwards—tho knitted frock soon takes on dowdy Unes if worn day in and day out by the business woman a t her desk. The sketch -shows .one of the new ‘knitted jumper frocks, built on quite mannish lines, with long sleeves and buttons straight down the front. The only Jemininc THOUGHTS—W ISE AND OTHERWISE ft A. 1L, will b« held a t the r of M n. R. R ToUr Thun* Inc *t S o'clock. A full ati touch *t» the coat III the bends erf ciepo de chine a t cuff, collar and around the front and lower part or tho jacket, . / Tho ‘American man no doubt has had aa much aa anyone e b e to do with the popularisation of the knit­ ted Jacket or sweater. Golfers In England and on the continent set the fashion for wearing a pnll-on on the links—though they of course did not consider it a "fashion," but merely a convenience. Yonr Eng­ lishman seised upon tha Idea. Hero was a way th at he conld with per­ fect propriety play golf with his f'oat off. He cftlled the garment a pull-on-ovcr-tho-hcad jersey and liked it especially because tho Princo of Wales wore It frequent­ ly. , Thero was an Interesting re ­ bound here. Tha American man, who still tak es'th e lead mdre or less directly from England, so far aa clothes are concerned, gained new interest in the sweater or knit­ ted jersey because it was so well regarded by the fashionable Eng­ lishman. It was his own Idea, but he liked it better after the Eng­ lish hsd adopted It. The lovely home of Mrs. F. E. Roumtllat was the scene of a, most delightful putty on Wednesday af­ Bon Ton Bridge ( ternoon when she entertained at bridge honoring Mbs Mary Powell Members Enterta of Raleigh, N. C., nnd Mrs. Frank By Mrs. James Powell, who Is spending the wffitbr at Longwood. The guests included One of the m<Vst enjoyable of th the members of the Wednesday many bridge parties , given thi week, was that of Wednesday m\ Baskets of exquisite pink Radi­ temoon when Mre. James Rida ance roses and narcissus Were ef­ entertained the members of tt fectively arranged forming a pret­ Bon Ton Bridge Club a t her hotr 1 ty setting for this enjoyable al- on -Central Avenue. fair. Quantities of yellow chrysanthi Quaint floral tallies were used mums together with ferns, wei in Keeping scores and tha prises used In profusion In the large lb were won by Mrs. E. P. Hous holder and Mre. J. C. Benson, both of ing room where the card tabli whom were given framed mottoes. Were arranged. Miss Mary Powell waa presented a Scores were kept on tallies don dainty vanity, while Mre. Powell’s in Chinese designs and the otbe prise waa a hand-made vanity dres­ details were also suggestive of th ser set. O rient After an absorbing gam Follpwlng tho awarding of the of bridge, scuree were counted an prises, the hostess assisted by Mre. the prise for top score, a yelloi Allen Jones, served a salad and Chinese urn, was awarded Mil ice course. *» ' Denali Stafford. In cutting for th The cordial hospitality of this consolation prize, which was a pal talontod hostess was reflected in of roinature Chinese urns, Mrs. Ed every detail of this, charming soc­ ward Retta was the fortunate on* stick pins or paste stare on every ial cougtesy. Refreshments cohalsting of cream country from whence he had re% ed chicken in timbalU, grspefrui celved stamps. them Into hla book according to salad, cucumber rings, hot roili Very interesting collections can tho variety they represent. He nnd coffee wore served a t the eon be mndn by means of pictures and has already become quite an ex­ elusion of the game by tha hostess scrapbooks now-a-days. Mngaslncs pert on the subject.1 Anothor boy assisted by Mrs. Hawkins Connell; ■ nnd pictorial supplements of the collects pictures of ln y sort of and Mrs. Joe Chittenden. Mre. Ridge's guests were: Mrs papers offer such a variety of wild animal. Ill* scrap book is good reproductions th a t's u c h a his "soo" an d .b e keeps, his ani­ J. D, Woodruff, Mrs. Joe Chltten hobby can be carriod on a t small mals In tha "Prim ate House,” tf» den, Mrs. \V. W. Potter. Mrs. Ed cost. I know one small boy who "Bears’ Dens, etc., using the names ward Betts, Mre. Dcnsil Stafford Is collecting dogs—he gets pictures he finds’ In the largo xoologlcal Mre. Hawkins Connelly, Mrs. Gran Wilson and M n. Monroe Hutton. of every dog imaginable and pastes garden he has visited. Extra. Special K Mr. and M re..C .B , noqnce tho arrival • of pound aun.oa Jan. 4, *. . . I Mre. George Herbst 'Uli M‘». v e il Closing Qui One Lot o f W1inter I!ata a t » ** * J " * iL *** t - 1 *k ’te* ^ v s y ’ e y * uK HOME ISCONOMICS FOR BOYS ' T U I^A , Okln.i 'a /- Boya must learn to o’-/m ake salad before inof' school diploma*. A home economica l* ‘ Jan. carve* duck and getting high year’* study of compulsory. BAD ELEPHANT TO DIB LITTLE ROCK, Arlt., Jan. 7.— W)—Tex, a bad elephant, a cen­ ildercd by Sen- tury old, who has kiued«inne men, is to be electrocuted.' He Is ataked bt bill occupies out near Hpt Springs, Jd*t now after a rampage through crops. l of house hears RADIO SERVICE IN BFFBCT 'committee be- , PARIS, Jan. 7,—(JP)^-D irect ra ­ ipany injulry.' dio telegraph service between Ar­ ition continues gentina nnd. France waa estnb* commission. liihed today. ' ’• ' • ' Mrs. L eonard To Be Hostess to D. A. R. i rrA rjurtm m v. Co m e o f f aw o ' 1'<?uiV <SE ra*ki£o fj|M -M -K l *A M M J HO»4 ,l M A ,* 4 Voo.v/e s a v e o OUR U FES! - I WAS JUS* *ft,-; ** • » X ■ - The monthly meeting of Shllle Harrison Chapter, D. A. R.,will be held a t Hotel Forrest Lake on F ri­ day afternoon, Jnn. 8 a t 3 o clock with Mre. John- Leonardl as hos­ tess. A* it waa decided to discontinue mailing notices to members* it la hopqd th at they will keep this date In mind and everyone will attend this firet meeting of the new year. Many m atters of interest and Importance will bo_dlscussed. By W illiams / NOW VftLEP^LiOSE ' FEET v^nuT* O Q J \ • hA -M -M - M AV 4! A »-V*BOS! G O S H - B u t s o u 'R e , A <s o o o f l l l e r . *M O ^L ST W ARE . M OM! i aqd daughter, Miss * M argaret Slaughter^* who have been tho guests of,M rs. Slaughter’s sister, Mrs. John W. Snead, for the holi­ days left Tuesday for their home at Hopewell, Va. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Wurth of Flainsficld, N. J., Miss'Minnie Nlst of< Farmlngdale, N. J., and Fred Herbst of Plalnsfield, N. J., who have been the guests of Mn and Mrs. Gcorgo, Ilerbst for the past two weeks during which tlm* they have been extensively entertained, leave Friday on the boat for Jack­ sonville, where they, will pend o short*time on route to their homes in New Jersey. s T kZ ?: :■; ^ • Local Orgranization Plans To Entertain Epworth Leagrue Body y-, f. i£ .1'The Sanford . Epworth League School on Friday evening a t . 8 o’clock. The Central Florida Union U a group o f 14 league chapters and about £60 young people are expect­ ed hero on Friday night. Af this Is planned aa one of the largest events in the league his- 54 Inch Embroidered Silks, F lat Crepes , All light and dark shades. Values up to $10.00. Special for 2 days, Friday and Saturday—, o. $4.95 yard 54 Inch Wool Flannels In A ll i X / f t - - ' . Shades Fine quality. Broadcloth, tricotine in dark blue and'black. 38 to 40 inches wide. Values up to $3.75 yard. Two days, Friday and Saturday— $1.95 yard $2.95 Wool Flannel, Po: T . . , and checks.', These mat< high as $7.00 a yard. To two days at^- �i the interstate commares 1LAND Jan. 7.—M1)-—Freni i a dollar lost to me ntuton, ju lurlats themselves have come him to explain to you Why.* ________ini Florida stlona as to concrulo triulhous j invested r — _ is —•_different — Item any other doitar that seeks a ins? Fl’oriVb’Vn'-'uno of the j pivtitablc employment in other Mosely, •, ' s of a tiumbtr of northern sections, writes Mr. Moscjy * • '; i“Further, ft*K him if he has in informal meeting, a group been to Florida. If he says . “ho," to write tell . him is not qtia — . . . . Land| visitors ^ w . r aimsW .......................................... ! ■ Vthot l , w he ~ letters to th d r hemw'tap«r* tell- give you advice on-the Object, fttg the troth of-'conditions nil they Ask him if he knoVa Dio actuallfound them In tlorlda.";jlfany of ties of the great state of FlorWa them have submitted n a m e s ',th e a* well s* the potentialities, ask local chamber ef’ cpn\T,,c*FFi offi- him to tell the- tonnage cleared ciala say, of persons Who would b6 through her ports of call. AS* interested In coming tir« Florida if him about tho cattle Industry in the Tuftl estate, facta wort glveir Florida, about, the phosphato dp* to them by dvic bodjoi. The/-; per- posits and auk him if he knows sons giving the"najneii/.sJy. c that thnt Florida ranks first in the they will hack the iU#rituro sent shipment of pine lumber, to their friends .with lettflnfof a "Get him to give you the figures '.personal endomemrnt. involved in the commercial fish in: According to -the eorndtlttcc dustry. Invite him *10 tell you of formed to combat . nnti-Florida her citrus crop and its r.imificnpropagnnda, Merced# I’. MotOiey, liryis and growth. Ask'him if he, vice-president of thf^Anicriciui KXj has knowledge of h ir bulb induacbango-Pacific National Hank of tfy \n o t forgetting tho total income New York, has written a pamph- froniW^er melon crop, garden truck, let on the “advice gjvors about flowers, colory, strawberries, nnd Florida" th at would be -well ‘ to literally dozens of,other things, ■broadcast. * “Point out to him that Florida t “ When your banker. . or your I* producing things that are ‘out yaUo friend, advises you that .Flor- of season* in forty-six other state ids la a placo to (|hun niid |olls you in tho winter tiin o und thorofore th a t a dollar invested in Flbrida ia commanda highest market prices." lyst Term Ha* Been One Of Achievement, Declare Official* In Annonncing tssion. 7W' otding . to. the members of :ectiUvn committee, Mr. RobW(u» aetectad to manage the I of the league because of [perlcnce in assembling ataand making ratq cornpari* ORLANDO. Flo., Jan. 7 ^ 0 P ) — J. Curtis Robinson, secretary-manoger of th« Growers: nnd Shippers League' of Florida Since Jarf. I. I. has boon rfap p o in tcd J^rijp t position for the year 1026, it its* -been announced hero following a ’Meeting of the executive commit­ tee. u Secretary Robinson, who for 12 years before coming to Florida to JTsold# , . »■ t P*4 - '■ During tho past two years, grow* ers and shippers of the state have been saved thouoanda of dollars througH the activities of tho league under tho IcidmqUilp of Mr. Robin­ son. It haa f lU tx c i 'if u ll ^ j ^ ^ J proposals of thA? carriers to ...crenso the rofrigpmtfam rates; a fG increase In rentals on rofrlgera- t ^Reappointment In Orlando * r:£ii t >• —u. ‘.r, •onvllla; and a change in 1th • The line haul rate case on i Mr- Roblpson has been wo nlnqe coming hero was heard In part In November'and Obo witnesses appeared ahd 3W ] of exhibits w*re presented. ; The case was adjourned to In Washington on January SC haii again been postponed March'whim the carriers Will sent their evidence to the inter­ state commerce commissibn oxanilnw «, „ ■ ’ . I ; i r . i ' - .*a ft Oh Jim 11 next, tho league yrill participate in a hearing before the state railroad commission in Jackr son villa on the question of ai MAKE AN EXCELLENT CQ] - I jiw w m »t they will canal be member* of th 9 'ftiU- iiiprpvem .ADDRESS C, CARE. OF TUB I *1. » / ’•'** PWK;Y x f * . BY CONDO f EVERT TRVE • v F U R N IS H IN G S T C ? C < l 5 i ^ S P A N S * C o s - f ^ K s ,, — (•=== Flf?ST ATo VRt<5-H_~C r iK f!,;*-%* ■,t C t IV S A R IW ^ . <936 s e e s a "T O U p f-C L r PICKS OLtMitC T&etetcJHT — To e o flV ic ^ ^ rfR c iid k s O N U K c x -Y to H G R ts ^ P g :c e p T ion P R /A C T IC < S T > . ^ This Owner Intends to Sell therefore hla price in lower than surrounding owners, expect to get. 12VL acres on West First St., which will divide Into sixty nt nnvfiverage cost of ?G00.0() per lo t.. Total present Road front ago 1,400 feet, boing corner with GOO feet on First Street. ir . R.W . LAWTON , .1 * Graham Brothers announce a substantial reduction in the prices of their complete llnS $ f trucks and1mot or coaches, effec­ tive January 7th. ’ * 'j '• • *; This is their third reduction in eight l i ' J ___ i i • Ti • .a r , t . . • .. months, it brings the price of theit product far bellow any truck or com­ parable merit. Large production justifies lo\y prices. Graham Brothers ore the largest exclu­ sive truck manufacturers in the world NEW PRICES **t • * 203-205 Meiacfi Building Sales Force;. It. W. LAWTON, J. M. ItOCHE, OUR ADVERTISING IS TRUTHFUL AND NOT SENSATIONAL Loans * MONEY AVAILABLE : Lon For First Mortgage Ltinna on Liberal Valuation Haaia nt 7r/n Lonaull us nprrt dlun in tho market for funda A. I*. CONNELLY & SONS MaernulUi A Nrrutu! ......... 0 . PHILLIPS, INC Street and Oak Ave. Opening S^eViril Permanent, <-Wavit For 10 Dny^i ^)hjy ?15.00 ’ ■ ■_ ' • ltn ?25.00 Eugeni*'be ^.anent wave: «’/•' " tlarcel Effect or Bobbed Ringlets or ^ri*w. jUk'iitragly ends, RS^\'ery wavo. *> Absolute gunron- HAIRCUTTING and MANICURING ■ ^ t o nr sh o p Forrest Luko Diff * • �he* is m h e d o a r t, ■ “ "a a a "'eonV e s eo ? w*l1 s js '" w it n e s s my hand and ‘seal •a id c o u rt. th is R n announcement E l D. B- 8b»ver K uijjh School at K a n t source books W the high school to help those K working in the Contest. * The ■Uhasod on ndvlce K t e e In charge of ■Caroline Brevard's ■ Ida, Carton’s Life ■ s o n and B assett's hr Jnckson. (ting essays for the last are required to i Hollins College not l, 10. Essays must and not longer than rhls year's subject la ministration of FI or­ tho hope of Irving ie author, and the irfcal Society, both the contest, that the I of Florida will be more serious aod. of the state’s hisj , .H- .be 4* Id medals-will Of 'and to the girl Iftsa?) 1 ,M ‘ ' 31s t d a y ^ o f I) V. H. DOUGLABB.. c l e r k o f ^ e C irc u it C ourt, B y I X U. W E E K S . D. C. CH A K LK 8 I*. D IC K IN SO N ,' S o lic ito r fo r C o m p la in a n t. IS CIRCUIT COURT. < ih c u it ID A , If* A W O * jrp K c o u irr. in c h a n * ju d ic ia l BUI Ta-Q w lel !p CHARLES X DALLAS, ant ■ LUCY I* 1JAVIB ao d th e lasea, a r a n t o s r o r oi ns Administrator Of the Katate GAYLORD O. CASK, If llv l It AiML I h t h a irs. d t t l i M i m « or o th e r c la im a n ts O a y to rd Q. C asa, dec as n th e rw lsa . In an d i s th a . I t c d escrib ed p ro p e rty li h o ls C o u n ty . F lo rid a , to i T h a W est Q u a r ta r of th a w e st Q u a rte r o f th a N< Q u a r te r o f S ectio n T h ra a . T ow ns h ip T w e n ty -o n e &.? R a n g e I t K , e t al., D efen d a n ts. . * O rder s t N k l k e l l e u T o G ay lo rd O. C a se, If liv in g , and. If d ea d , a ll p a r tie s c la im in g I n te r ­ e s ts u n d e r tb s Bald O ay lo rd n C ass, d eceased , o r o th e rw ise , In and to th a fo llo w in g d escrib ed la n d s in S em inole C o u n ty , .F lo rid a , to - w lt: T h a \Y«at Q u a rte r o f th a R outhaat ■Q u a r te r o f ,t h e N o rth e a s t u s r t e r Of S ectio n T h ree, T o r n on e S outh. R a n g e ? U M e rrtm an . If llv - .n ,S I W U W S lm *n. d*cen*e<l» nr n d . t e th e ab o v e d o H ead. ii If liv in g , m an d . u»Yi« xs^ imnu. iiYinv. If dead, a l l 'p a r t i e s c la im in g i n t e r ­ est* u n d er til* sa id D avid B. H ead, d ec ea sed , o r o th e rw is e . In an d t r th p fo llo w in g d e s c rib e d lan d s In S em in o le C ounty. F lo rid a , to - w it: T h e N o rth w e st Q u a r te r o f t h e . N o rth e a st Q u a r te r of th e N o rth e s s t Q u a r te r 1o f S ectio n F ifte e n , T oW haW tr . T w e n ty -o n e S o u th . R a n g e T w e n ty -n in e E a st. T o M arlo n II. D o w n ey , If liv in g and. If d ead .- a ll p a r tie s claim in g Sf w llTlaniF.': wlwael. ^ deceased, an d th e heir*, d ev isee s, g r a n te e s o r o th e r c la im a n ts u n d e r -Jesse T. D avie, In d iv id u a lly a n d a* A d ­ m in is tr a to r o f th e H e ta te o f W il­ lia m F . R u s se l., d eceased s th e C e n tra l S o u th e rn .Lumber Com - an d to th e la s t ab o v e d escrib ed p ro p e rty . a n d a ll p erso n s c la im in g a n I n te r ­ e s t In a n d -to th e fo llo w in g d e so rlh know n p e rso n a c la im in g a n in te r ­ !"• *Mn,wM - CW . * est in th e r e a l ,p r o p e r t y h e r e in ­ T h e N o rth h a l f o f th e Rnu'tha f te r d e s c rib e d . D d fa n d a n n a t i » Q u a rte r o f t h e N o rth e a s t O rd e r e f P k k llM tls a - Q u a r te r of th d N o rth w e s t q u a r - f, pine© prises j ter*of H cctloii F ifte e n , T o w n sh ip n w n n lc d by J T w b n ty -o n o S o u th , R ange T w e n ty -n in e E a s t . il Society. You an d h ead oV y d u a r e h * » b y o rd ered to a p p e a r to th o ab o v eC O U R T, I ca u se , th e f i r s t M onday In M arch. iH ci r r ai A. n .. 1911, sa m e b e in g th e f ir s t rL O IIID X d ay o f th e m o n th ... a i d a ru le d a y o f th la c o u rt, an d In d e fa u lt th e re o f n d e c re e p ro confesS o ArIM n m plalnant. th e m l p ro p e r ty h e r e in a f te r d e ­ be e n te re d a g a in s t y o u . a n d - e a c h scribed a l l p a r tis * .c U im ln r -In . of you. an d s a id ca u se p ro ceed e x ­ e t at..v D kfcnd te rc e ts u n d e r M a th ew R- M a rk ,, p e r t e. deceased. o r o th a rw la e : In th e i t Is f a r t h e r o rd e re d , th a t th la rea l p ro p e rty h e r e in a f te r ., d e ­ r be p u b lish e d o n ce a w ee k scribed; A n n a S toke*. If liv in g an d nf or rd reig o n s e c u tiv e w e e k s In th e If (trail a ll p a rti# * c la im in g I n te r ­ S an fo rdh t Hcerald , a p sw sn g p e r p u b ­ est* u n d er A nna H lokee, d ec ea sed lish ed et H an fo rd ,. F lo rid a , o r o th e rw is e : J e i s e T. n a v l* . In ­ IT N E SS th e h a n d o f .t h e clerk claim in g In te re s ts d ividually a n d a s A d m in is tra to r o f ,o lWenld co u rt, an d th e r e a l o f said tp son. deceased or th e E s ta te of W illia m F . R u sse ll, T o u rt. t-hls th e S la t d a y o f Dec. A I to th e fo llo w in g deceased, If liv in g a h d If deatl all D .?3 1 IJ. I n te r e s ts u n d e r n S em inole C o n n ­ p a rtie s c la im in g <Sei1> V. E. DOUOT.ARH, ‘ • - Clerk C tecillp' C o u ft, S em inole . . C o u n t y F l o rid a, lilara F .r R^ tutaMa ej lll. l, s'. 7tangeS|J , E.r: fd e c e a se d o r n v : A. M. WEEKS. D. 0 . o uitth e rn L u m - CH A RLES I If liv in g , a n d ..If o th erw e rw laeL la jL C e n tra l S Sm P. DTOKTNRON. Comfla’ny. e o rp d fa llo n o r g a n C laim in g I n te r e s ts | ber C otrtjithy. a eqVpdfal S o licito r fo r C o m p lain an t. fakve ot o f th e S ta te Irlokenn, d eceased l**d1 u n d e r th e Irtwe h io .-a n d tthh ea 'a ' at h b d to th e a b o v e of O OUlo.rAnd t nnoli c l i tho ld er* and m gI L e la............ tm ln g -lindw ^ifli* C e n tra l n ---------- Iv ey ; all* nihi M m bbee r UC -om pan y , a e b r- IN T U B C IR C U IT COURT. *F.V. -iB te ro sts u nder! So uitlie th e rn L L uum ..... F.ATII JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT . IN MaSed. in a n d tn | p n ra tlo p o r g a n la rd unde AND POU SEM INOI.K COUNTY. ir o p e rty i a n d of th » S ta te of Ohio; a n d a P L O IU U X IN CH A N CERY . now n o r u n - k now n p erson* c la im in g in te ri D iv o rce. 1 re s ts In an d fo llo w in g d e sc rib e d r e a l pre CURTIS C. R O U R K E . C o m p lain an t. lad p r o p a r ty : s itu a te ." ly in g a n d b e in g -1 m ln g . a n d If C o u n ty o r S em inole: S ta te o f VIOLA C- ItO U R K R . D e fe n d a n t. ■ ling In te r e s ts Ida, S ta te o f F lo rid a , to -w lt; O rd e r -o f I’u b llra tlo n , r ib . d e c ea sed L o ta I to I I In clu siv e o f D rt TO VIOLA C. H O U RK E, S a v a n n a h , u. th e fo llo w S u b d iv isio n o f th e N o rth Cl®# 1a I ' I ’ ** Q u a r te r o f th e S o u th e a s t Qu ilnot f l i g h t y , F lo r '.*■ «You a f o h e re b y o rd e re d and r e - gsaaS aa^ a r a t f PRINCE ALBERT makes th e kind o f idgarette any" regular, two-fisted n u n likes. A satisfying, full-bodied smoke, A cool, long-burning smoke. Because, it's th a t kind of tobaccol Y ou’ll notice w hat we mean the minute you roll one w ith P . A. and light up. Prince A lbert is crimp-cut and stays p u t. T h e tobacco goes into the cigarette v—n o t all over the flo o r.;Y ou don’t heed V. A . W e mentioned "cool." P . A . can’t bite your tongue o r parch your throat. smoke. Convince yourself that no cigarette ever tasted ju st like that. Get.your* self a tidy red tin or toppy red bag o f Prince A lbert today. Jo in th at happy bunch o f m en who have found their cigarette m akin’s. Yes, Sir! A n d here’s another hunch: I f you have often wanted to smoke a pipe, b u t felt you ’’never could,” ju st try Prince A lbert.. H ere’s the old joy-jar with the lid off for fair. Connect with P . A . a n d a jim m y-pipe today. mmmm no o th er tobu cco is like it! OU CAN COUNT N ONE HAND USE IT FO R RESULTS : v ■ •: ■“ i �7'OW' <w . ' - I t4 - «. ■ “■in ‘' V •' M S t. RW Yt)RK, Jnn. 7 (IP)—The i fret. I.ater experimontara showed f difficulty in the transmission that the light rays caused elec­ lion picture* hj wire, says V. trons to be discharged frotd the Moryktn of the Wettinghouae ntetnl. In the Zworjrldrt light cell <» thin .......g arch Laboratories, la that of Iriding tho Held Into small c/wtihg of the metal upon whleh «h units for transmission, so the light act* Is placed In n posi­ t when they arc enlarged upon tion such thut the discharged, elec­ ' “■ecu they present a deiinitc lm- trons will odd their Impnloo to tho circuit In the radio bulh nnd per­ of the ohject Zworykin Is the inventor of the mit current to flow. Tho process light rell by which light Impulses of Rmpllflcation Intcnalfles the cur­ ■vj translated into meehanlrol op­ rent to a point capable of operating erations. lie finds the problem of mcrhnnlcnl deyiecs.. The light cell also is used now motion picture transmission theojc t^ a llr possible, but the raechan- in aub-atatlon transformer* on • leal difficultic.i nre hy no means lines Upon which heavy electrical overcome. Another year may ro- current* nre cnrrled to detect smoke in ca^c of fire, mechanically set dlT suit in n solution. Tho light cell, which Is nr com­ fire extinguishing device* and notify bination of tho principle In the the nearest .station from which dio tube atid a photo-electric phe- employees can bo sent .to remedy etia discovered years ago by the trouble. llij^ U fl, if* now used sua.-e*ei Mr. Zworykin said that tho light tho All-America Cubic* [cell was beginning to And wide fa r. printing cntblc dispatches opntj application In Indif.try. Among ss the iAtlantic. The electric i other tilings It is used-mechanicacross impulse coming across the cable [nlly to tent the filaments of radio J* alight th at hitherto it h a s ; ttdies. It enable* them to ho man■ •.hfei eal tpi l l limpossible to use mechanical ufacUired with ni uniformity which M _____1 1 L __ . ■i t . It . -.1 . _ _ printers Ato record the di«pntahifb. no Other method of* tentinj?mokes B h u r® * v f h t cell catching the ray possible. ■ of light reflected from n mirror The inventor has an apparatus ‘..galvanometer, sensitive to the in hla home by which the electric smnll.’yt electrical Impulses strong lights nre automatically turned on enough to operate printing devices, I at dusk by employing the light cell, which record tho dot* and dashes,[lie said that the. draughts in tho Ilalwueh discovered that tho lm -; furnanco might be automatically pact of light upon certain alkali ‘opened as cosily, with the rising metal* produced on .electrical c U su n . m a j j —■C'AJt.iii STEWART’S WASHINGTON LETTER 'M 5 ,- —7 ' i ^ ' By CIIARLE3 P. STEWART WASHINGTON, Jan. 7 .-0 P J— Most towns have two "aides/* a aide where all the tony pcnplu hung •. out and a wide wheru ntVbody cun , live and amount to much socially, • W ashington is emphatically tnlfl way. ; - Your address must rend "WashIngton Northwest," or you don't '‘belong.'* A trip to Washington Northeast or Southeast is like Journeying to an entirely different d ly . ,i4% ^ it A ' r i v- -C-t ^ w-‘kk5. «•* l -f'*• It’* true that thu houses there obviously nnd practically without exception nre those of people in very modest circumstance*, but why? Washington's crowded for room. Why hasn’t tho classy part or it spread over Into this per­ fectly available area? * * • Another thing, the cnpitol build­ ing murks the boundary between thu twa-'-'sIde*/'a—-It would seem ns If swell people would be attracted to put up fine Whv Washington Southwest homes in the vicinity of the his­ Uocsn t elan* with the northwestern toric edifice, with its fine grounds district is ensv to understand. I t’s land pleasing outlook, the Industrial section so fur ns | tin the contrary, however, uohhy tftc capital "him one and naturally 1Washington only goes as far east lstt t so pleasant to livu in. as the group of or huildin Pudding* including i But accounting for tho eastern the capitol, tho senate and house half of town'* social disrepute, cx- office buildings 'and the congres­ fl*Pt for a little stretch nlang the sional library and stops there. It’s railroad yards, isn’t to easy. aa if the capitol stopped it. ^IDENED-to eighty feet throughout, flanked by broad concrete l sidewalks, lined with the exclusive shops apd luxurious apart{ ment hotels that will,rise here iij Florida's smartest city, the j Dixie Highway through Daytona Shores will be truly a royal street. Two short blocks tp the east rolls the majestic-Halifax River, which we intend to bridge with a concriete Ocean Cause­ way. Through the trees of the beautiful- park between highway '* . - *j * "**: ' \ and river workmen already have cleared the path for the Causeway Boulevard: and for other streets. 4 - loremans Beaten By Young Schaefer Who Regains Title -4 11 • - •»; *YVr,. t /7*^} r ont tho first night, continued Tuusday nml he went into the finnl block with a deficit of 428 points to overcome. In bis dying effort he ran 231, which with 1i*r licit of 243, Was the only triple figure ho mutla. In half of Schae­ fer"* 10 tries, he tupped tho ecu tury. * ‘— . . , -CHICAGO, Jnn. 7.—<JP)—Young Jake Schaefer, from whose brow the world's 18.2 bnlkline Millard ctowri has twice been snatched, again bears tho dindem. Hu took i t , by a 1,500 to ■Kill) victory over * ■fldni'nrd llorcmnns. the Belgian, KEEP YOUR whoso meager five nolo [s' win ex­ ited. the title from the U. S. for NERVES STEADY! a brief 30 dnys. Consistent nnd grimly dotennlned, Schaefer clinched Ills rigid to - Owing to neglect, many women the championship fcy. taking SOU become nervous wrecks. This Is ty *118 tho final utUBpnint Mock »t especially su wjth tho woman who the 1,500 point, three-day match. has unusually sensitive nerves or He made the phenomenal average the athletic woman who injures of 03 12*10 in hiH 10 inning* of hennlf by too strenuous exercise. ■ P*»y, and although the Belgian's There is danger of a breakdown. run of 213 was S3 bettor than Are you nervous? Do you have Schaefer’s. Tho lat'.ir averaged backache, headache? If so, Dr. only 55 10-10. / fierce'* Favorite Prescription Is Schaefer never hnlted In his whut you need. Don't fail to try drive to regain tho title after he It for it will drive away tho blues took the opening bjock, Monday and tone up tho system. Bend 10c for trial pkg. to Dr. night, 500 to 375. Pierce’s Invalids' Hotel, IJuffulo Horctnunn' nervousness, appaf- N. Y. CL Everywhere throughout the Daytona Beach-Halifax River country thework * j ■ of development and improvement goes on apace, but it is in the pranier deV , \ .• . « *-tJkf \\*~i A.' 'V ' velopment of this wonderful region— Daytona Shores— that this investmentr enhancing labor is greatest. Here batteries of modern machniery and great f * » " " # '■ 4m m 1 * " "j, > /Jr , crews of men are engaged in building the finest place in the world for homes and happiness and in the further task of adding new values every day to ground floor investments. . • ' • * ’ ■ . ,i i f , \ ’ * > 1 1 t ' Now They Aren’t Speaking R esales in th e C a u sew a y Section o f D a y to n a Sh ores started p r o m p tly w it h p ro fits to in v e s to r s r a n g in g from ;10 0 to 2 2 0 percent, D a y to n a Sh ores operates its o w n R esales D e p a r tm e n t. F a rseein g .investors w ho . realize h o w v a lu es g r o w ^ w ith th e c o n str u c tio n o f an O cean C a u se w a y are in v ite d to communicate w ith the R esales D e p a r tm e n t, D a y to n a Sh ores, D a y to n a B each , F lo rid a . Be oar guest on our palatial pull man bus making regular trips from this city to Daytona Shores over a scenic route, with a luncheon at Daytona Shores Lodge on the beaut if til Tomoka River. Make arrangements — without obligation rr* 3300 VjOCC Sega HSS9SS 'SS55GS < Deeds to >D a yto n a Shores property are guaranteed by d title i -• ‘ 5* , •j' insurance policy from the N ew Y o rk 'Title & Mortgage Co,^ capital assets ji m bm u i ,* a, ' 4 »k * !C - nni1 auinK apnmihent * * t E . A. V V1A Hall UuildinK * ■ ■ ■j’ j \ ’ .a 1 *mH. l. J* L JHl» . .7jV< ■ - j Tr v * , v . | D A Y T O N A SH O R ES, I n c D A Y T O N A B E ^C H , FLA. I understand th a t D aytona Beach is S pot o f Florida/* where business is bn biggest. Please send me .ydur.- inves w hich shows bow promts are made b y ; D aytona Shores. Sanford, Florida. all FI o f i d a ( v. a ’i te fli, ■-tav in S' WHITE ORGANIZATION SuiteV; \11 r-j.' ■ t •r lhat bo hadn’t divorced his first wife whin Sanford, Flo. Soiling Agents for Del Rio Park in Daytonja Shores. p; r* T' ’ ■ U j . ‘1 l tti' nmprjcd WUbur Le Gutta In 1U20 abe Mcty woman. Now sht's prosccuUng him E . C. GRADY 221 E. Firs l Street Offices - • ; Cities iAt, �• V* i— _____ I tending money-wiener—*Pompey Landing Jockay—Earl Sand*. ‘4Amji: r l InUftolleglate (Indoor) —Yak. V------ ------------ * ------- ■' . The ianf folia who Imagine the U. S. A. bn61d easily M ttle the peoqo of Europe ahould take enough time from foreign affaire to f it coal', ■trike.—Shoo and op the coal Leather Reporter. PlamoiV^SctillA—Jack Beteaford Shtn P«r »oe)g to percenrs adding to Cap Anson’s Nation*? Double aculta—E. F, 1000. .Maori began In 1870 and for ag ertr and AI Fitzpatrick, Malta fourteen year* hit .300 6r better, Ottl oat V djiU u bU., PhiladelpT dropped out of the A00 d a ta in NjUlonnl jight-oared— Phlladelami *D* ritu m e d ln 1803 and ended phia Barge Club. •' hie «5fhg,liri897k 13? Profcsalbsal slnglo sculls—Maj­ Other records held by Cobb when or GoodseU, A uitrslia. the last season opened included Yai e-Harvard—Yale. total runs scored and •total hits Oxford-Cambridge—Cambridge. made. He held the record for £00 Intarcollegiate eight-oared—Na­ Aits par season for nine straight val Academy. years. He did not add to that, nor to hia record of 100 rqna a season for nine consecutive pears. He did International and National out­ not break the bese-itColing records door—F raada Allen, Ch lingo. , during 1036, but )xo managed to add International indoor—Joe Moore, New York. 1 to hia all-time tptai.< Woman's International indoor— Leila Brooks, Toronto. . Skating , .(Fancy) National Men* Singles—Nathan­ iel W. Nile*, Boston. North American Women's Sin­ gles—Miss Beatrix Loughran, Now York. — North American man’s singles— NEW YORK. Jan. 7 .-^ * )— Melville P. Rogers, Ottawa. Knute Rockne. coach of Notre - National liab le* —Mrs. There­ Dame football team, has become a sa W. Blanchard and N. W. Nllea, Roman Catholic. .Friends had Boston. , • known fdr some time that he con­ Boceer templated the step. A priest of tho National! professional — ShawsSacred Heart Church in South heen (Mass,) P. C. .\ Bend, confirmed tho report Wed­ American League, champion— nesday and It reached tho East aft­ Foil River (Mass.) F .C . er Roclctio had sailed on the Do Eastern Intercollegiate—PrinceGrasse for a tour of France, Ger­ tpn. many and Italy. Squash Tenala Tho coach waa baptised Nov, 18 National open—Walter Klnsclln, and was Confirmed by Bishop Knoll New York. two days M,Ur, and took firs t com­ Swimming (Teams) munion with tho Notre Damo foot­ Eastern intercollegiate—Yale. ball teari) Nov. 22v Rock no’s foot­ ball players first learned of his in­ National Collegiate A. A,—U. S. tentions in the game against Naval Academy. Northwestern, when they were It) points a t the end of Jthe point . behind, .., ________ P first half. Men's Senior A. A. TJ. 100 yards—John Weissmuller, IISome of them fcarod tho storm that would come from the coach linois A. C. . lin iw a n ti h a l v n a ili «t a f h a o 410 yards—John Weissmuller. between halves. D But “ Rock" as they 880 yards—John Weissmuller. knew him. was a changed man, One mite—H arry Clancy, Cincin­ and his instructions were mild. Ho told them that be would go into nati Y. M. C. A. Springboard Dive—(10 ft.) Peto the grandstand and watch tho re­ Roman Bath, Miami, mainder. of tho battle from there." Desjardino, Fla. "Sounds like a church man," re­ Plain High Dive—Pete Desjardine. marked one 'of tho players. "He’s going to Join the church to­ Fancy High DiVe—Pete Desjar­ morrow," 'another informed them. dino. Notre Hama drove across touch­ 440-yards breast—Robt. Skelton, downs enough to win in the last Illinois A. C. half and the next Sunday Rockne IIorse-Rmdng was received into the church. Mrs. (Runnthg) Rockue is a Catholic and thfclr two sons aro students a t Notre Dame. Leading two-year-old —Pompcy. Otiten Are Notre BecoiH Saturday iltlal game of > two weeks of eo on the basketI local high school, [year's team may Svcr turned out a t land heady aggroId to cany local I of high school U nity. |o f tho season will u tilla elthck F ri[acconling to presfatain King’s m in fa to perfect de­ l e that date. ■Thompson, Speor fcr forwards, and mers. Boiao and ■ for grand po.dile has sonic vnlpm which to boulntet, with tutes to run U Ingham are runfor selection'as rill -prohahl} got It their prowess that (h a few mllwllJ bo no coal, wther long to wait it,of a controversy nany interests.— Ribbon Ca Leading of New York beat A rie l “Kid” Carlin of Jeaneretri, La., (15 round#). SAN FRANCISCO — Charley Long of Omaha, won a dedal on over Joe Hoghea of San frande* eo (10 rounda).* / Hall, Pentland and McCall r ' - .v V v jf fl y fj. . AUDITB SYSTEMS TAXES . ^ - --;w -• Jacksonville,. Tampa, Miami, Sanford, W as! / Palm Beach, Daytona Beach CENTRAL FLORIDA OFFXCB 317-318 First National Bank Bldg. Sanford, Florida. (NortheirnT filoH)—Syracuse. . Eastern Ii rcoHeginte I.pni (Southern Division)—Maryland. Marksmanship , a G. GRAY, R E SID E N T M ANAGER OSTEO-PATH-IK—O N E > PE R International individual— H art­ man, Switzerland, 1109. International team—Switzerland 5980. National individual—S taff Serant, Charles Ilnkala, 3th U. S. fnntry, 288. " National team Champion—U. S. Marine Corpse 2818. M arksmanship (Pistol) National individual—Capt. S. S. McLaughlin, H. S. A. National team—U.-S. Infantry. Marksmanship HUNDRED CENT D R ESS SHOE C PKINS SHOE SHOP A C R E E D 925 Sanfofcd Avenue T he word "overhaul" has a very specific m eaning in our butineas. Applied to a used car, w e define It aa follow s: "To replace or re­ pair every part necessary to put t h e 1car In good running order.” And th a t I s ‘not simply a defini­ tion. I t is a creed. . (TwpahooUng) National am ateur—S. M. Croth era, Chestnut Hill. National professional Homer Clarke, East Alton, 111. l i g S S f t k .j The best ahd most profitable feed your money can buy MILLER O . PH ILLIPS, Inc. 2nd S treet at Oak A venue It Makes Hens Lay, Dodge Brothers. D eri era Sell Good U sed Cara SEMINOLE FEED COMPANY Telephone 94 Telephone i and Commercial T H E F irst Section.of .LONGWOOD was put.on the market; INCE th e F irst Section was announced, wonderful strides v Monday, December 7 ,1 9 2 5 . D uring the first three hours, $77,400 In sales w ere recorded. 1The entire section w as sold out In. three weeks. T his Unprecedented dem and-for thla property, established* definitely th e fa ct th a t LONGWOOD Was recognized by the public as an investm ent of sa fety and fu ture profit, T have been made in th e progress'and "rejuvenation” of, th e town o f LONGWOOD., Thousands of-dollars are now being spent in building stores, apartm ents, and hom es. T he ADVERTISEMEN OF! BUI T E L L YOU W HAT T H E ROMAN* E SS IS DOING FO B YOU. advise our clientele, visitors, and frien d s to buy early i In tho Second Section of LONGWOOD. L ots in thia section are subject to a 00 percent'advance iany day. Thla is som ethin g'over w h ich our company h a s no control. H r, E. W. Henck, Esq., known aa one o f Florida's pioneers, re­ served th e rig h t in our sellin g con tract.to advance -prices on 2 4 hours notice. Take advantage o f thla. inform ation and make your purchases eariite ■ r Company has been effected and the contract fo r th e i atrue lion o f a modeiyi bank-building has already been l e t 'M ir .,rjt .T i a‘m m ■-ii, fm m m « a'r tS*V. pf|£ 7* ' m sl ■'■t/I V ", ' ‘ m V .tf m T •• ,1 M - f-.'tiv.Vv vJ: *( mm ,'^ y f o r &ev u r report* * fumes > f ignited Iru* store hi suited with �Real Estate Values Are Increasing Start the New Year right by buying one of the best homes in the BEST CITY IN FLORIDA—SANFORD. One hundred years ago, Fifth ATenue New York City *M * cow path, today It Is the greatest and jnoit valuable street In the world. There la no urn telling the averag e American how Teal ertat* values grow. Mothers bringing children Into the world, giv« real e s ta te its value. A five-room brick bungalow with bath and all modern Improvements at corner of Palmetto and Central. Lot 70x120. South and East exposure. Price lo wer than any other home of its kind In the city. Terms easy. Read/ to occupy. Some property In Denver, Col., which is now worth many millions of dallyrs, was traded with $25JJO in return fo r * horse, saddle and ftrtdld, t SANFORD has the .best year 'round climate in the State, city in which to live and hfls the best people on earth. See— The territory which comprises the State of Pennslyvania w a s granted to Wm, Penn lii payment of n personal debt of 10 000 $, . . CO. THE HOWARD CORPORATION 2 0 2 FIRST ST. PHONE 7 7 5 --------JA H /= Q /?D ~/=LO /?/D A B S T A M .IS IIE D I S IM S Masonic Bldg. cs^ p Phone 72 * R ealtors SANFORD REAL ESTATE BOARD •^An Association of Realtors BONDS LOANS 862 feet a t th e corner of P ark Avenue and Seminole Boulevard a t $1,000.00 per fro n t foot. Announcements For 1926 Opening of Second S ection o f F o rt M ellon— prices decidedly low— reservation s now bein g ac­ Lot 19 a t corner *>f P ark Avenue and Seminole Boulevard a t $1,25Q.00 per front foot. —• Real Lake Front P roperty and d real in vestm ent a t the price. 575 feet frontage op West First Street with possibility of 900 feet railroad trackage.—I consider this piece o f * property the absolutely best buy on West First Street, and will help de­ velop i t See me at once as present sale price will likely be withdrawn any day. cepted. _ Beautiful new homes— Spanish B ungalow s and English Colonials— Coihmodious and Indivi­ duality supreme. on th e H igh Shores o f th e St. John§ Among our offerings of Business Property and acreage unusual values arc found. The Davey-Winstori Organ Inc. Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. REA LTO RS ’ \ 2I0‘East First Street PHooe 70&7Q?r« vi:p*^Ri»onc "WiYSG Phone 48 Magnolia At Second SA L E S A G E N T S ft Residence Phone 520, i inti- ./milium-« litiiliinl LOANS M asonic B ldg. IN V E ST M E N T S 128 F E E T FRO N TA G E on Celery Avenue cornering on Cypress one block from Sajiford Avenue,1 Excellent Site for Service Stntion or Store Priced the next few days at $90.00 per foot, The Best Buy On Sanford Avenue 164 feet including Lots 6-7-8 in Block 10, on the corner of 8th S treet and Sanford Avenue for $250.00 per fro n t foot. This is an ideal site for an auto show room and garage, none b etter in Sanford. ' 53 A cres Celery L a n d , Sanford Office 236-38 Meisch Bj Bithlo Office Kifth Avenue; ^ One Lot Magnolia Heights—A B gain. * Thirteen acres of Water front p perty—Attractive Price. Five-room house—Cheap. * l . \ \ ; Ty,-~t4 .j Other Good Investments In Sanfi Property. p a r t cleared. A sk us ..J about it. Terms to Suit, Tamiami Land Co. See Mr. Richardson for term s McCALL& FOX Room 3, Ball Building Phone 142 *The Firm Substantial” 221 M eisch Building, 113Va Magnolia Ave. Phone 745 R E A L T O R v; 236-. 8»Im Force! n. G. For, G. K. McCall, U. L. Shipp. 1.—8 6-room fist*, with bath, facing R u t on Mm Houses 1 - 1 0 0 ft. iS HD 10th »nd n t h Streets, $1B0 per fo o t Term* rt>* Under construction new Spanish stucco house, seven room s; ga rage and servan ts quarters. Corner M agnolia and Spurling, E a sy term s. Will be ready „ fo r occupancy about F ebruary 1st. N ew Spanish ty p e h ou sip s ix room s; In B el-A ir on MellonWIJe A v e n u e ; e a sy term s. "AMID M AJESTIC PIN E S N ew Spanish stu cco bungalow in San L an ta; easy terms. Best Buy in State B A R T N A SO N , SA L E S DIRECTOR T elephone 249, F ir s t N a t l Bank Bldg . ,X Lots 3, 4 and 6 Block. 16 T ier 1 ; com er o f Ban*:#; ford A venue and 1 6 ^ ) 3 t . *6100.00 per fr o n t fo o t , for quick sale. E asy, tfr m s . Lot 20, Block' 8, S an L a iita ; price $2,600.00 .M & GARNER i titled—In Eurt»* ck. Price $10,000. $3,000 cash. X and 2 y * in on* 4 W ; ^ - L o >• * t on Sanford A vmh* » W e rt , E stablished 1910 �m $ i mmM A groate D iw %m&**»*j last thirl rtuA e» ex - of gloom. rttirw while Welches its sB sa S ^ C O N S U L T OUR SERVICE ORGANIZATION ' ■ r v , v>. » - « m The services j i t our H orticulturist, Pro f. B. F. Floyd and Dr. M. D . Leonard, Entomologist* and P lant Pathologist,; associated w ith our subsidiary “ ■- m _ij ^ Agricultural Supply< Company are at y o u r Command. ^ to be the felAlming of a imped to his h^flopment feet with sudden inspiration end situations. acclaimed: , striving for- touches o f human In­ ‘ **! h e r o 'ltl While the Sheriff terest as well as for the frankly Is making lore to the Girl, Charlie comic turn. hits him in the faM with a cuitArd plo. That ought t6 get a good laugh." Since that ’distant era of 'film humor the, gag man has had to think up several new ones, lie was Ignored by the producers of feature films,' however, until cota­ rdy stars like Harold Lloyd and Charlie Chaplin began making la a prescription for feature-length * comedies. Then some one called in a gagV ian to C olds, G rippe, F lu , D en g u e, try hi* hand on a full drama which everything else had failed to savo from despondency. Ho injocted Bilious F e te r and Malaria. ■eVcrnl comic sequences- and the It kills the g tn as. result was miraculous. The sink- WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO. ; M anufacturers o f Ideal Fertilizers Jacksonville, Florida. Established 1893 Paul R. Forbes, Mgr. Sanford Branch. ADVERTISEMENTS TELL YOU WHAT THE ROMANCE OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YO ZJ. v~r ~' _ E n -PE.RS^*THE’ m a m fiamber Of Commerce Will . English Ladies Say ext Year In West Palm Beach nw l E. Jan. fl.— phree, GnlneavillV; publicity: Her» nw nnxr , tho all-Florida j bert Fckel, St. Augustine: referL°NDON, Jan. 7. (A>)—Asset nunl meeting at | endum: P. C. Groover, JacMbon- tftat ' 0VO Of the bpen air reached Tueeday vtllo; research: Joseph W. Young, sports has sounded the death 1 is s M :r of Com- Clement S. brsb Bench; stock and industrial con* will be held sorship; Frank D. Jackson, Tnmpo. or the first The committee discussed plana 025 meeting for entertainment of John W. O’le. Ix-nry and D. A. Skinner, president :rcascd the and secretary, respectively, of the rd of direc* Chamber of Commerce of.the UnitJon by the cd States, during their tour of 1, Sarasota, Florida In February and also plans mi, and W. for follow-up advertising In Northnnd ratified cm newspapers and advertising in indlng com- the Florida Press. I t also Was dojbeTship of the ees includes nearbusiness men and am every section committees creaman of each fol- comparison BRITISH Sn iP AGROUND l* , ’ NEW YORK, Jan. Britlsh steamer Glen iw B. Brown/'Sti agtoppd a t Frances artlsing censor- messago received by Orlando; state 7.—(/P)—The Park has Key, Fla the Indei *1 i'lk t.;g H k#;1 iw ■ The message asked for help. That there was no jmmcdlato dan­ ger was indicated by the fact that Jacksonville; It* Was, not an SOS messago. The Glen Park, n 1,000 ton r .O. Knight, k: Jules M. Bur- freighter left Charleston Dec.' 28 aim Beach; extenI: Dr. A, A. Mur- T Y P E W R IT E R S , Ovlodo, Florida, HII, madn llomn. 0111*1, for 8WU i is, Tiiwnsiitp li rTallahnaao Moritotlee of intention .roof, to vatsliabove dcsv-riuClrcult Court, at .on the llth day I as witnesses: O viedo, Florida. I t Oviedo. Florida. L of Oviedo. Klor- CORONA SUN STRA ND ADDING M ACHINES liln r - a - T lm r C o p y h o ld er* H a llla * M achines H c t s l l t a n d H ecaad ' U a n d T rp e w rK e ra . , K v w r l k l a s In O ftte a M achine* J Regardless of price, improvements or > Attivity" of any other development <the. •sup-.. i-.;i i erior location o f Marvania aloneis assurance of. quick and enormous profits. Marvania . is the last development in the city limits in the Eastern Lake Section that is being offer­ ed at original development prices. Compare its prices with neighboring developments and be convinced of its incomparable investment value. • ; .• 'v *-• O F F I C E M A C H IN E S I’h o s e IS a r, jV 1 . k>“n O rlan d o - i -■ «*. r« -. ~d\ t . * 9 £ W v * . r. , iO sie e n . F lo rid a . IB c. cnoM, t; Register. i- * 4 •’clo ak A, M. w ill to -tho ju d g e of ■ ®* t*1® S ev en th of th e H tato of >rd, F lo rid a , o r u rt m ay be. f o r In* th e a d o p tio n T O W ? n am ed day of D e c em b e r m i YANT , V, HBTH , T, M, , • .• •; . . . . j * • I J .H . JACKSON Long Time Loans on Residences and Business Property, E a sy Repaym ent Plan * O ffice In new M erriweather Building 2n* Street. * Because o f its wonderful it aff­ ords unparelled opportunity both to the investV J mV :- f _ \______ __ __________ Z. ^ . • or site. imetive g iv e n t h a t ; we, w ife, E lis a b e th day af :February - S% Phone 61] U ltY A N T *u j f a ' p ) . v‘» *f *1 ,. 1 : ; ‘J « ^ , i . C*n. *' ‘ v * *• ^ W '• ■ ; ' | ,*»' f *Lf. - li- 'V ■ ;} ) & is now secu reyou r ideation so that when p r o f i t s a re reaped you a * o'f the harvesters. •• — -sTC- ~The o • • • iv* *' ■mm* •*'« LOCA I r i i i ’o w n W sm I mY% a£ offer a three year lease on the rodro-now oceuifted by South Park Avenue, r F irst i v • » . -i o •. v , 1 S'* tKvJLy*. t u l . V ' l u \ •'ifwf4-AC*. ; ijjL’j*-■!*11. JjJtfSc ■■,-U>% ,■- vCjf -c * « t, in line w ith th e lksrt h o tels and restaurants and v aid m ^te an idea. V, ' ' ■*•' ,•*-/V,, W*r" i ■' '•* ■ ■ W.V W — : tT'j ; •* ’ ' ’j - : d , 'rV 96 -7. — : * * / ‘I V;S •••* -os* ' AV v*i ' ■^' ** • V-•*- ifs * .V \ �1 m yi • ' 7 ' ___ “ ii: So' . 8 V ' t L 1 *» 8 * * M .ff’ to » So’ 2 SV , . 3 :, M il % , m“75 \ 4, A 1, V* ■' Jr • 5 *, 4 ’ 6 - «• a «v • i ■ 5 ;4 * » • 15 SWAN i • Ov (S V al m 4- ‘ j * J *•■ • . Q * 7 %{ * 9 0 H % ♦J « r —l 6 y \ 1 1 • 16 m • 1 17 f H l • 18 *i * i * » 19 *r 2 0 • 2 ------- CotOMIAt Wat E/nRA«ct. Gataj ft*IMBO\Y Pool. AHO C iR D M /V f*RU PA*K y w i\* ,, Timae* j Azalea ♦"* fla^DCV , / 1 CxTHANtr OATAt e ?I3 p /I »r * S 14 u n i Ct-Ofl Houst. R c v o n a Pa r k to - ; i$ . 17 so', so- So- • :• ’ .1? .3 • iz-i * r ' ',.CW ia *• SO- «ATtJ Lii./Ci' 'l> i O 1 . 4 ’V-* ; - __J * * J | AUB JjTPAAVtfWOtfPO tM th* ! H l f i f i l t i ■_ wamwT C 33 �in Sanford F O R more than eight months work has been proceeding steadily all this property, transforming it into one of the most beautiful subdivisions in the State of*Florida. That my plans for its development before offering it for sale have hot been entirely completed, has been due altogether to the freight embargoes and the consequent delay in obtaining materials, but the sewer, Water and gas mains have already been laid, the con tract has been let for paving all the streets and the contractors as well as the city authorities promise that grad J U ST as*rapidly as curbs and gutters are constructed and the grades to which 1 must work are established, 1 •shall follow right along with laying sidewalks and beautification. The work done along Hughey Street is a fair indication of what is coming all over the entire development, although each one of the beautiful winding drives will have its own-distinctive planting of ttopical palms, shrubs and flowers, the entire scheme blending into an artistic and harmonious whole. D . aj i Ai the eight months that I have been at work on this property, there has been Scarcely a day that u r in g I have-not been approached by at least orie and 'sometimes two or three person^ Wanting to Buy, But! have steadily refused to consider the sale of a single lot until my plans for development had so far proceeded that their completion was at least very close at hand. That time has almost arrived, and I shall Be ready within a very^ew days to announce when the fortunate first buyers may make their reservations. T * J i* H E R E will be no first, second and following units. The entire property will be thrown open for buyers to make their selections, but it is not my intention to sell more than a small part of the lots until the prop­ erty is fijliy developed. When the streets are all in, the planting all done, the parks all finished, the beautiful club house erected, the concrete swimming pool, the courts for tennis, roque and croquet, the wading pool and . • . • • * •. * 4 sand lot playground for the kiddies, the fountainsf^^gr^atjqjjg entrance at Elm and Hughey, the ornamen­ tal gateways at all the other street entrances—when all these striking features are constructed, as they will be when the city gives me my grades and pavements, thelots in this development, which is one of the most dis­ tinctive in all Florida, will advance to prices so high that 1 have not the slightest intention of giving away the i * ‘ * * benefits to be derived from all this expenditure of work and money and “knowhow.” Y primary purpose in offering some of these lots now is to give the right kind of people who want to M t * \ erect at pnce the right kind of houses, an opportunity to get in Qn the ground floor, and when this has -■ "4 ' 1*• r ' " ' 1, ": * *..• . . ■*"' :Yi' ‘ ,% ’‘ ( been accomplished the property will be withdrawn from the market until my entire development scheme has begn worked out. - ATCH THE I [rue atoru �1 « IV . t t u r anced By o l Crops, Says Of National Body V ting RI.ANDO, Fin., dan. 7.—riorRenltors will have a leading i in the annual business meetc !tlonal Association of I *.twte Joarda to be held in i wrlenn-s Jan. 10 to 22 inrluf■ Carl C. McClure, of Fort ■st, Ptiithlent .«f the Florida Delation of Real Estate Bodnhk -dircuss the subject of "Stat* Kistlon Attendance Trophy for tonal Convention.* W alter W. ?, past-president of the state icifcHon of K*-nI Estate Boards, talk on “Should a State A«saloo Have Individual Members, Should it Consist Only of rds?" Paul O. Meredith, exore secretary of the Florida AsStion, will take as his subject it Should be iftit Character of te Association Organ?" H. Richardson, of Jacksonnnd W, L Green of Mismi, n*n respectively of the Farm Division and the Realtorlaries.division will hpve a n the New. Orleans sesslcns. m a national standi- r,t and -------ATLANTA* Or.. Jan. 7 _ O ria tho most promising signs for Georgia ami other Southern states should throughout Florida among realtors is the continued interval In dhr. butter, ersifled fam ing, according to agrilooking toward tho raising of the standards of tho profession is great. Be'-;!**’ of tho fixing of tho national ponded and the prepa­ committee composed of Charles 0 . ration of a year’s program of ex­ Smith and L. S. Andrew*, of Cocoa pansion and development this and J. R Noble and N. T. Froschmeeting holds forth to 'Florida an er, of Titusville. opportunity to further strengthen Dr. Lincoln Holley, President of her already leading place. Stetson University, will preside Floridn Board Rates High at the conference in DeLana. The From S place somewhere near DeLand sponsoring committee is the cellar a few years' ago, the composed of Clayton C. CodringFlorida Association of Real Estate too, S. D. Jordan, D. E. Tuten, safe investm ents' regardless of Boards now occupies a second S. Boyd. Theodore Brooks droughts and tho price of cotton. place among state associations Ift H arry C. Lonsford. America in point o f number of board members. legislation, enforcement of tho Code of Ethics, *further develop­ ment of the technical and profes­ sional knowledge of real estate, compilation . of information on license law operation and enforce­ ment, city planning and many xdtate association look to this mfdwinter meeting of tho National Uaoclatinn to be the .most Immrtant in the history o? rthe na- a lf Dozen Cities T o Have M eets Pipr Purpose O f C o m b a t l j i f f Propaganda published tri .Other Suites — JACKSONVILLE. Jan. 0.—f/P) • and Extension Le­ partm ent of the Floridn Stnto Chamber of Commerce today an­ nounced tentative dntes for a half dozen more of the scries of state­ wide Truth About Florida Confer­ ences which were n sum.*! in Jackf t h u l l l f t Tuesday T n n s f l rtO after n fiiip dCessation u u s n lln n - Aaonvillo over the holidays. Dr. Harry K. MeKecn, director of tho Departjnent, left Jacksonville for Braden­ ton nnd Palmetto Immediately nft. cr the Jacksonville meeting and Will bo in those two cities until January 12 directing financial ■ campaigns for tho two Chamber* x»f Commerce and insisting them fn . raising their contributions pledged to the Truth About Flor­ ida Campaign fund. Dr. McKecn ^rill .Interrupt his work in Mnnatoo r. site takes th em to Sanford Grove. Overlooking th e en tire surrounding com m unity, because o f Its aplendld elevation, Sanford ( has n deairib(fity th a t is being enhanced through' th e in stallation ’o f im provem ents th a t are i aary in art ideal hom e com m unity. m W +KM U & i ever Bulck Automatic Heat Cor dueys another <old*Westher annoyance—that of bucking, i misfiring engines. The ea Dutch feature' heats the fuel and saves gasoline, automatUi immediately. u n s sm oo, icol 4-wheel brakes stop thccar inn straight line. Neither hcatn affects the direct mechanical ac thr»e brakes. There is no 11a tlu. in to expand, contract or leal dtheBuick engine is lull-pressure lubricated AM ID M AJESTIC P IN E S The Dulck engine ie full-pressure Iuluicated. Every part geu a flood of oil ss soon aa the engine starts, everyday In tho year. An emergency tfed'lube siphons oil to the pump, evefltpsdif|h the cold has congealed the oil around the pump screen. BART N A SO N , S ales D irector F irst N ational Bank Bldg. Buick is u b e tte r M otor Cat-InBvoyJQndcfWeather ' c i u i sr SANFORD BUICK C Magnolia Avenue nnounce the Winners o f Prizes th Our N \ • » »i k . . ' * As Follows: <vj // ’ -j* , . , | J . ’ J* • $500.00 Certificate—Dick and Jack Sneed, 1300 Park Avenue $300.00 Certificate—Mrs. Christiana M. Meil, 611 Mellonville / $200.00 Certificate-Mrs. Paul B. Monahan. 708 West First Strr Masonic Building B eau ty abounds on every nideVto d< Bulck motor cars tr* designed to tuft efficiently In every temperature, and under every climatic condition. Bulcke start quickly,even at rero. The tics* Mglwpeed starting m otor accompllshes this most desirable result. S ta rts easily county one day, going to Largo to speak Friday night a t a meeting called for reorganization of tho Lnrgo (.’lu in d x r of Commerce. The first of the Truth About Florida Conference after the* work a t Rrndonton and Palmetto (a com­ pleted wilt l>e held in Winter 1inv­ ert January 13 with Judge Allen E. Walker presiding, ’ Other conferences will bo held in Palatk.-i Jnnnnry 18, Cocoa Jan ­ uary 10, Fort Pierce Jununry 20, Went Palm Bench Jnrfunry 21, and Ht. Augustine January 22. From January 25 ta.SO’Dr. McKecn nnd his assistants will be at Ocaln to nsnist the Ocula Chamber of Com­ merce in raising funds for its work during 1020 and during tho week also will organize nnd conduct one of tho series of Truth About Flor­ ida conferences in that city. Tho conference to be held In DeLand highland, w as created, N ature ,roust SALES AGENT5 Phone 249 �m j m V \M u % Li 1 7—B usiness Service SU FFERERS of heart trouble. An- cilia Pectoris, Dropsy, Asti High Blood Pressure, Pandya will irladly tell you froc, how S n J e t Quick end lastfnr.ro s1856, sNew Haven, m s Conn. BAM FORD ELECTRIC CO, FOR SALE: Tom Watsoh melon JBo£eaeon to Glllon A Plat* >••<1. fresh stock from 35 lb. to fl® Magnolia. Everything alee- 40 1b. melons. While they last trlcsL Phono 422L EloctroglUi $2JX) per pound. Send jout o r­ der today. A. W; Cole men, Allen­ dale, S. C. , ‘ FOR SALE: Ford Sedan. 4 doors, good condition. 1800.00. 216 E, Second,- ') ' . > R i £* - ' AUCTIONEER WE SELL lota and subdivisions s t public ruction. Lafa Burger, floom 6, Rock Bldy. Orisndo. Fla. jkge length of 80 for REEL A SONS restricted lo The Snnrcsponsible :t Insertion, subsequent • should be ’ in case of [SERB itativo thortrith rates, ion will give nation. And 11 assist you |a n t ad. to give their iddrcss as number If ^bout one land has a p e n can't bn unless Efficient MONTEZUMA HOTEL Sanford’s most home-like ho­ tel; located on com er Magnolia Ave., 2 minutes walk from busi­ ness section. Open oil year. J. r . McDo n a l d , Mgr. ■ Phone 485 l^OR SALk: Land to sell on the main road, in Grnpoville, one CIIAS.°T. FULLER MOTOR CO. half aero. Apply George T. Bal­ linger. 411 W. F irst St. ChrysloiJ Dealer WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing Engraving, Embossing. See u? 1—New Ford Touring. fir s t We do 1U Phone 4I7-W 1—New Overland Coach. P. O. Box 345 or 118 Elm Ave. JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds DEPENDABLE USED CARS of Tin and Bbeet Metal Work. j tfji'Str si* * a?Jr Ujr: / * * a T, . J Jt. y t Water and. Boat Tanka.' A t Oak 1020 Hudson 7 Pass Touring. Avenue and Third Street, Trie* 1022 Hupmobilo Touring. 1920 Bufck Six, Touring. V MIRACLE Concrete Co* general 1024 Hupmobile Touring. cement work, sidewalks, build­ 1923 Overland 4 Touring. ing-block*, irrigation boss*. J. ML 1023 Essex 4 Touring. Terwflleger, pfop._______________ “Terms to Some People" HILL LUBBER CO. House <s MILLER O. PHILLIPS, INC. Service, Quality and Prion. Phono 3 SANFORD DRUG COMPANY “Tho Rexall Store" We make n specialty of our prom] filling of prescriptions and quid IIUDSON-ESSEX delivi 203 Oak Avcnuo Drugs — Soda Phone 41 ot Sandwiches CHEVROLET Don-Jon Chevrolet Qo,, Inc. 2nd and Magnolia ‘ Phono 1 DODGE Phillips P lre ^ V a rs trucks. ’horio 3 Oak and 2nd ortunltien Ice g rtm e n ta BUILDING? USE “CORBIN" Hardware. From. THE BALL HARDWARE CO, Solo Distributors. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN USED CABS •- 1—1925 Dodge Touring. 1—1924 Essex 4 Coach. 1—1935 Essex 0 .. 1—1924 Ford Touring. 1—1924 Overland Touring. 1—1925 F ord Roadster. AH the above c a n In first class SANFORD BUICK CO. f 212 Magnolia Avenue Phone 307 t u tlbAUU bUXOlta or Mltera oX Florida real estate advertise is the St. Petersburg Times. One eenJ cent a word dally, two cents a won Sundays. UNION PHARMACY 111 First Street Prescription' Specialists : 375 f o r immediate attention 8— For Rent, A partm ents ro n tc d - t sclera orating, nt 708 F irst Street. H. A. Halver­ * LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON son. Edward Higgins, Inc. . Commercial $ Palmetto. Phono 331 FOR RENT: 2 nmull pnfurnished rooms..1201 Oak Ave..______ . NASH 10— For Rent, Rooms Sanford Dealer. S. A. Pine W. F irst S t Phone 017 FOR RENT: Nice upstairs bed­ room. Phone 104-W. REO Fla. Rco Co., R. A. Williams, Mgr. ROOM for gentleman 208 W. F irst St. ^ .Phono f i l l /LOVELY only. Cali lOlO Laurel Avc., a ft­ er 5 o'clock* or phoryj 41)-J. DIANA Moon — Diana Sales and Servico FOR RENT: Furnished room In 208 W. First St, * Phone 017 private homo. To refined young S. Q. PORTER. Mgr. man. 609 Magnolia. ' 6— B u s in e s s O p p o rtu n itie s , T re e s * id.Supplier E rcu *- TOR SALE: A good growing buaincaa recently started. Takes a grown man to handle. Will pay hustler $5000 per annum. No and 8uppU6u ainvestment to speak of. Box 09, care Herald. • «* Female 7—Business Service ?, Male }, Male or BARBECUE Ip, Salesman South Sanford Ave. Rose Drive ration, Male On ‘ w boro everybody meets everybody1 lotion,Female Sandwiches Cold Drlnlcs Hqt Coffco 1 Eatatc Gas and Oil Station. OPEN ALL NIGHT Wrecker Service Day and Night 24-Hours Storago WALKER GARAGE Sanford Ave. A 2nd Street Phone 00 buy in PALM and shade bushes. Apply E, A REAL SACRIFICE T. McWatters, Longwood. A BUSINESS LOT close to a 8400,000 Hotel a t Umatilla, z l . —Sale, R eal E state Fla.. all modern Improvements, sidewalks, water, white way, and PALMETTO AVK. CORNER sewage. This la a real bargain for Near South 81d» ' School, the sum of $1,800: |1,000 cash, $1,000.00 cash: Balance terms. balance contract $21 per month. PRICE $3,500.00 Apply W. L. Jones, R. F. D., 5th and Highland. MAGNOLIA AVE. CORNER Facing south and east. FOR SALEt'Bu o [0x117 $1,500.00 cash. Balance terms. in business dlst SheafPRICE $8,000.00 . , cr, 113 Elm Ave, $100.00 CASH Ralnnce $100.00 per month will purchase desirable lot on Highland Avenue. PRICE $2,500.00 CORNER LOT—Elm Avenue and Orange: 186x180. PRICE $0,000.00 Terms can be arranged LARGE ROSE COURT LOT 51x190 $375.00 CASH 1Ilalnnce easy terms. This lot in located on Southeast corner of Sanford Avenue and Grand­ view Avenue. GENEVA AVENO e EOT Located on corner, cast of Geneva Avenue. $37,500 cash. Balance easy terms. * PRICE $850.00 , SANFORD HEIGHTS LOT Corner Palmetto Avenue and Katie. $1,000.00 cash—Bal­ ance cog bo arranged. PRICE $2,760.00 ■. LAUREL AVENUE LOT $100.00 cosh—$100 per month PRICE $2,500.00 FOR SALE: '5 room house on Palmetto Avenue; located on desirable corner and has bath, elec­ tric lights and other Improvements. Owner offers to sell a t $5,000 with easy terms. DEAN-BERG Cor­ poration. Phono■713. FOR SALE: 4 Room Bungalow with fireplace and all improvemontr. Small cash paym ent Bal­ ance same as re n t Mr. Fisher, Box 132, Ilrrald. ,, ,, ’ FURNlfetfED lioU S E ‘ 4 rooms completely furnished 40 ACRES ninek Hammock Celery Land For Hnle. Lots numbers 241, 242, 243. 244 In the 8W 1-4 of tho SW 1-4, of section 1-21-31 Seminele county, 1-4 miles northwest of Pvlcdo; is 1-4 mile from two railroads nml pqved roads. Sur­ rounding lands making big money in truck. Price $12,000.00. Turns 1-4 cash, balance 1, 2,-3 and 4 years at 8 percent Semi*Annually. No incunihcranccs ,nnd 1025 tax nnld. Addrpsa Owner, Robert E. Salo— Furniture, etc. .WANTED: A-l solicitor for work In Seminole County. Must be conscientious and produce results. Apply W. H v’Stone, Herald, between 3:30 and 4 p. m Earle T. Field 38— Wanted,“Sltuntlon Male m i ■ st a t u - i m m i x w Lobby PalM toa-Drual.r Bldg. Sanford Florida HOUSE WANTED: Have client who wants to buy 6 or 0 room house., Has $1600.00 cash. What have you to offer. Karl J. Shulls, 1st Nat'l. Bank Bldg. Walter F. Holbom, Mgr*. Phono 744. BUILD ERS MATERIAL POSITIONS WANTED: White help all vocations supplied on short notice. Please write, wire or phone 2632. Northern Star Em* »ymerit Bureau, 80 E. Church S t, Orlando. Fla. 3 9 -W n n tc d S itu a tio n Female WE HAVE a Urge waiting list for small houses. What havo you to offer. Dean-Berg Corporation. 515 F irst National Bank Bldg. 41— Wanted To Rent, WANTED: Two bedroofns near bath, or small furnished apart­ ment. Address P. O. Box 97. THE MORNING JOURNAL Is the accepted want ad medium in Daytona (Fla.) One cent n word an Insertion. Minimum 25c. FOR SALE: Mahogany dressing tabid and choir, or wifi exchange for day bed, sanitnry cot or Com­ fortable KockoV. Call 662-L. 3 or 1300 I’urk Ave, GROWERS SUPPLIES Stucco Sheet Rock Shingles Roofing Limited time listing 75 Acres on t the Beautiful m/VVJilk •/ *’" iff * -iMHi*' WekiwaRivgr I East of River Bridge South side of highway. ^ Magnificent Oak anti Magnolia trees. Wonderful place for country home or subdivision. A price that will in terest you, ' WE WILL BE GLAD TO SER V E YOU Porter E. P itts Phone 536 W .V . WHEELER y o u rs Wo carry a full Our prices are right, terms. We want you Sanford Stove .A F u t 321 E. Fffst Incorporated G. TAILOR d y e r Painting— Decorating . PHONE 363 FOR RENT: iloonta, with or with­ out meals, itensunuble - rates. Lincoln Hotel. FOR RENT: Two furnished rooms. Lights, wood and phono, paid. Call phone 040-J. 12— Rooms and Board YOUNG LADY desires room and board in private family. Can fur­ nish references. R. V. euro Herald. 13— For HenU O ffice, Storea PRICE $4,000.00 .< 5 ROOM HOUSE nt Gindervillo; owner offers partly finished houso a t a sacrifice. Just tho place a mechanic is looking for. Only $500.00 cash required. Bal­ ance your own terms. Priced fur quick nnle a t $3,000.00. FOR SALE: Office desk and table, in good condition., Apply R, T, Hunt. Seminole Hotel. FOR SALE: Ono 12 volt Dodge battery in good condition $5. T. P. Williams. 4 ROOM on French AVcnuo, fa d Young’s development. $600. down. $50.00 per month. PRICE, $4,250.00 . LOST: One extra large, rod hound (Jog. Big head, long ears.' Looks like n blood hound. Lost near Cow Creek, VoluHia County. Frank L. Woodruff. 5 ROOM HOUSE fit Pinchurst. This house is complete, except for bath Toom fixtures and kitchen fix­ tures. lias largo yard and garage. An exceptional buy for one who wants big re­ turns for a small amount of cash and labor. $500.00 CASH« . Balnnco $50.00 per month. LOT AT BEUNA VISTA pit Summerlin Avo. $400.00 ctn’i. Balance 'terms. PRICE $800.00 TWO SANFORD AVE. LOTS ;noar, Genova- Avenuoi $1,850, ia « h .f Balance te rn s. , PRICE $2,500.00 A FREE COUPON ivlth every. dollar* purchase a t RINK’S FILLING STATION LOST: Spring from starter on Chevrolet car. Finddr ploaso re­ turn to Herald'office. 27— Plano Tuning ash, for sscond hand Irens Box 362. 28—Plant, Seeds. Trees ITEWART THE FLORIST" Flowers Jor all occasion! J. K. SPUR LING, sub-division specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando. Florida, and F l o r a ’ Heights,'Florida on Dixit High- FOR SALE: .House, cuay terms. s and not our HARDWOOD FLOOR contractors. Would take light car or truck as •will convince Estimates given;’ Superior work­ part paym ent Routo 1, Box 79A. manship. W. L. Renbnrdt A Co., FOR SALE; 4 room house a t Lake Avenue Gen. Delivery, Orisndo. Mary. Also 2 vacant lots, a ll for $2900. 2305 Magnolia Avenue. SAND for building'and construc. tlon purposes. Delivery from 20— For Sale Miacellaneoua *b Barber quarry. 1100 Myrtle, Avenue. FOR SALE: 4 string* bass viol 'ANEY*8 DRUG 8TORE — Pro­ $45. Phono 831. scriptions, Drugs, Sodas. We fro as near yon as your phone COAL FOR 8ALE. Phone or esU Lincoln Hotel.. TWO EXPERIENCED waitresses DEAN-BERG CORPORATION; needed, Nb others need apply. : 515 First National Bank Bldg. • needed. No others need apply. . Phone 713 ’ •' 17— For Sale, B ouses Phone 490-W. 24.— Lost, Found I BUY. pa pianos. J Realtor 410-411-418 F M t Nation*? Bank B H g rr Why net rent those vacant rooms or soil that second-hand goods! NEW 6 ROOM HOUSE 83— Wanted a t Bell-Air with all modem improvements. Ready for im­ Two or three room fur­ mediate occupancy. Small- WANTED: nished apartm ent Address J.JP, cash payment. Balance easy i care Herald. terms. . Prico $0,500.00 WANT work or change of poll tlon? White only. Northern Star SANFORD AVE. PROPERTY mployment Bureau, 90 E, Church Between 7th and 8th StieotH. ., Orlando, Fla. . Lot 60x117 fe e t $240 per fo o t . 1-8 cash. Balance 1, 84— W anted Help, Female 2 end 3 -years. id barber welcome. 37— W anted Help, Salesman WE HAVE xcvetkl Highland Ave. lots near Elm, which we are of­ POSITION WANTED: By young fering for $100 down and $160 per lady, with three years exporienco month. Let us tell you more about In clerical work, bookkeeping, ad­ them. Dcnn-Rerg Corporation, dress. Q. E. L. care Herald. 515 F irst National Banfc Bldg. Phone 713 *« • 40— W a n te d R e a l E s ta te LAUREL AVENUE LOT $800.00 cash. Balance term s. PRICE $2,100.00 * $500.00 CASH Will purchase one of the moat desirable corners in iSanford Heights facing South and East and only one block from en­ trance to Young's develop­ ment. PRICE $3,000.00 • Seminole Counts O L nu 206 Magnolia Ave, iceUancous ta lc Most Wonderful l i l t Sanford Avo. Sanford. Fig, Twenty year guaranteed • . ALtAHNUM KITCHEN UTENSILS ..If* GIVEN AWAY < Buy your) Gas, oil anri'gi Tires and tube, • • T DO NOT want to be thin! I Just Automobile ace X want, to be my right weight l Radio and fits! it batteries. I wont theeo hollows filled out. 1 Hot shots, etc. Just want enough firm, plump fiesb and get sonro of this aluminum on my bones to fill out my figure." free. Ot course you do. You want a figure that you can drape y o u r, Drawings take place each Mon­ and Thursday, ■and tho first clothes on—not Just bang them ont day three numbers drawn each get one What's the use of having pretty clothes, If they Just hang on you? I And what would you say If yon wore told you could have the flguro you want? A graceful, well rounded RM ldsnt of F lorida sloes l i l t . nafersnoMi body—firm, solid flesh—Just enough F irst National Bank. —Just your right weight? You'd bq J. H. HUTCHINSON mighty happy, wouldn't you? mul m m Well, then, be happy — becausd you can have U! Put plonty ot red cells In your blood and watch your weight go up to whore you want 111 > That’s what’s the m atter with you! F lo rists Association. Your blood It Impoverished. Yon need moro rich, red blood. 8. 8. 8 . 1 Is the thing to put red blood In your system. S. 8. S. helps Nature build , HILTON’S red-btood-colls by tho millions. u A iisk u s n o r You Just try 8. 8. 8. and watch ! how quickly you begin to fill o u t, H3 Magnolia Avo. your skin your dothea. - Notice : 8 First CU rm Barbers c l e a r o f unsightly Special Attention blemishes —your spGiven To Ladies and Children. petite In p r e s s tv—j strength o o m o tol flabby muscles and vig||i and vigor fill your whole - system. It's rod blood that does I t And 0. 8. S. surely helps Nature build A R C H IT E C T that red-blood. B. 3. 8. ta sold by all drug storea Tho larger bottle ig F ir a t N a tio n a l B a n k B ld jt moro economical. Elton.J. Moqghton Panford. — ■ ■ Florida R adiator, Body, re n d e r* It: nine Board, R epairing W e Specialise In W reekS Sanford Radiator and Body Works Radiators, Lamps and Tsndi All Automobile Metal P arti W elding, B raslng and gotderl V A LD EZ HOTEL Wo Havo a Coroploto : . . . of DEVOE’S Paints, Vanlifll and Stains BaO Hardware^ Phono 8 v niT U F 5 AWY l 1 GUTT& kt WHrrc ITS CAUSING A t kefir ot comment in t h e _ NEIGHBORHOOD f —^ T o o r — ri WHKTiS. QOMNA -tuuch starh A OARSAAC u /ua Tomorrow 4*WORK AND AUIILE BADIAIOR •m m Cowan �„ > ' r- » . sOr «* w ■» ..-v r~a.s _• -• ■ ioSC oB ^C urtailed For v>NVILE, Jan. 7^-Cur- • Contractors already have of passenger service by to work open construction o - operating to and Coast Line’s • Perrtf-Monticello _MTT means toward line, which will give it a new west* 'the freight congestion will em rotit* Into South Florida from be done unless the railroads ThomasVille srla Moaticrllo, Perryi Ives decide to adopt such a Oldtown and Dunelldh, nhj| It Is J . For several wwks aug- being freely predicted that it will ops have come from various bo completed by tho last of June, era that the railroads might Only forty miles of line Is to bo more freight if they would constructed but the work is difflthe number of passenger cult In tho vicinity o f Monticdlo Numerous suggestions to because of the hilly country and tho __jet were sent to Senator necessity of obtaining a proper can Fletcher, in Washington, grade. Completion of this line will further increase the Coast Line's such numbers the Swi.tor paused capacity for movement of freight them on to the Interstate Com­ nnd will make it possible to han­ merce Commission. Tho Commls- dle it moro rapidly to and from alon has Informed the Benntor, a;roniing to the Washington corm pondent of the i' Florida Times* Ouch! My Back! Bub Union, that it has no power to order n reduction in passenger Lumbago Pain Away aervice. The freight situation hna been Rub Ihrkathe away with small V* better gradually with each trisl bottle of old day witnessing the movement of “SI. Jncoba Oil." a greater tonnage to various confleeting the more rapid un mfjecun, When your back is sore and cars at destination lame or lumbago, sciatica or rheu­ „ nk of 0 According to railroad operating matism hns you stiffened up, don’t ■ officials the volume of freight re- suffer! Get a small trial bottle a t a destination depends of old, honest “SL Jacobs Oil" nt • suieiy upon the rapidity with .any drug store, pour a littje in which shipments are unlondcd aft* your hnnd nnd rub it right on your thby are received. There is a aching back, nnd by the time you limit to the capacity of every rail­ count fifty, the soreness and lamcroad yard in Florida and such ncs.'i Is gone. ~ards nearly aiwnys receive'tho Don’t stay crippled! Thlk sooth­ mlt in the number of cars they ing. penetrating oil needs to be can accomodate. Cars aro .being used Once. It takes tho pain moved out as rspldly as thoy are right only out.nnd ends the misery. It unloaded and replaced with other Is magical, yet absolutely harm­ cars bearing freight. less nnd doesn't burn the skin. * faiofs* fkn Insofar ns tho movement of Nothing else stops lumhngo, rclght into 8outh Florida is oonbackache or rheumatism , ehicd tho railroads now are in scinticn, S aH W to sitio n to handlo virtually all thnt iiwtjromptly. It never disappoints v.-'cnn.bc offered, It ia said, but tho jynoVetncnt naturally bingos opon the capacity of ynrds o t terminals and tho V PW sf>eed I P with which the freight is unloaded. Tho Florida East Const Railway now is op­ erating over nearly nil of its daublo track between Jacksonville ami*, Miami and its capacity for lpov.» Ing freight has almost doubled ns a result of use of the second line. The Hcnbontd Air Lino virtually dobblcd 1th dohbled Its capacity fo ft r tho mov ent of freight into South Flora when it began begnn or operating, rcrcnliy, over its ncW fine between Invcrnosn and IlrooksviMr, which. • connecting the Wnldo-Archer nnd tho Tampn-Rronksvllic brnnehos, gives it n second thrbugh line from Waldo to Tampa. All freight fob One of the best loca­ tho Pihellas peninsula Is being moved oyer this route and its de­ tions in Florida. For livery in scvcynl m hours faster bocausn it is uijm necessary to handle ---- it-through t!hr> trfvr> yards in Tumps', sale cheap — Lease. the cars being diverted to the Tamna A Gulf Coast division near good busi­ Utilpnur Springs, on tho outskirts Doing of Tampa. The Atlantic Const Line, with ness. See Plummer. three lines into* South Floridn, has noyor found it impossible to find room for trains enrnuto, Its trou­ ble, ns with tho other roads, be­ ing confined lo unloading nt term­ inals. The- Coast Line has a main BROWN REALTY line from Jacksonville to Tainpn via Falatka, Sanford nnd Lakeland, COMPANY nnother from Jacksonville to Tam­ pa nnd 8t. Petersburg via Gaines­ ville. Ocala,' Leesburg, Trilby nnd Lakeland and a third from Wnycry^s to Tftmpn via High Springs, ■122 U nion A vc. Doncllon, Trilby and Lakeland, Numerous short lines through the Phone 473-W . peninsula connonct, tho three through routes nnd by diverting traffic from oho to tho other at1: strategic points it is posiblo to f handlo an enormous tonnage. IL i ll " »"sgir»ri»-' ■' ■mm* •■ ■. ■ ■ " _ _ _ ,mm -a n ideal setting for you r hom e G Loch Arbor is rich in natural beauty and this beauty has beeft enhanced *f •* * *. • 4 • ; ; l1 ■ ; ' ; - 1by experienced landscape experts. It is a magnificent setting among the t lakes and hills, an ideal spot for a jewel of a home. But add to the def « I } *» suability ad'a bomesite, its superb location and the importance of the thor- I *• - ‘ . ' oughfaros through and around it, its nearness to commercial, social and rec- I I • • ' • *r reational centers and you have a few more solid, logical reasons why investments in homesites here today will reap appreciable profits in the near Ik future. 40-A C R E S Black Hammock Celery Land %I, J ...I ii z i i t/w ji LOTS. NUMBERS 211-242-243-244 in the nwV4 of the swVi of Section 1-21-31 Seminole Co., 1 i/j, miles north east of Oviedo; is tl mile from 2 Railroads'nnd ____ Paved Roads, |@ ?cl Surrounding. Lands Making Big Money in Truck. . PRICE |12,000.00 Terms. 44*cash, balance 1, 2, 3 and 4 years at 8% Semi-Annually. No Incumberances, and 1925 tax paid. . Further information entails no obligations. * •■ ' - ■ 1 ' , ’• „ ; ■ w T alk with , t- J ‘ our representatives at the property Address Owner, Robert E. Ellis. P.O .Box 332, Fort Myers, Florida or at our office We have a client who will buy sniull acreage close in. * . Have buyers waiting for houses if price is right. • '* N ext to Post Office TELEPHONE 588 FIRST STREET AND - **■•.•.‘'"-f-it ; if i*;, ■if*,*'**Offl 1-2 Magnolia Ave. Phone 746 - . V - ' . imM M • �fH ' P p o b Full I/cased Wire w . pertkm partly cloudy, slightly nigbt lif central and tinns. Fresh n ===c= SANFORD, FLORIDA, A Y ,- JANUARY 8, 1926. HOME EDITION NUMBER —e Family Of Five Is Found DcadlnHome as Brought Veral Other More Cases tal Up!to 33 ice ijiven [by Papers pnnttee To I News Has b . Function ., Jan. 8 ,— upa Tribune the present n Tajnpa tliii ;rc, but “the irmrght here tcea in other Eruptions Continue On Mount Vesuvius NAPLES, Jnn. 8.—(/P).—The eruption of Mount Vesuvius, which began with violence on Wednesday, in continuing. Ti»e inlcrnal rumbles however, are constantly diminishing in force, indicating, according to volv cnnologists n speedy tcrmlnstion.of the phenomenon. The crater last night present­ ed n fantastic flpcctach, pro­ jecting n huge umhrelhv-shupcd dnud of smoko, the under sur­ face of which was radinntly tea and the upper part lost In ob­ scurity. Largo incandescent rindora constantly sailod up­ ward from tho crater nnd ditlippearod into smoke. The molten lava, which him been .flfowing plentifully, Is beginning to harden, building up ugnin the crater formation, which was torn away in the eruption of 1905. Andy Smith, Conch Of Golden Bears Of California, Suc­ cumbs At Early Hour Today After Few Weeks’ lliuess Woman Declares She Heard Accused Say That Negro * Was To He Killed; Sheffield Corroborates Her Story Enviable- Record As Mentor Is Achieved Visit To Sanford Is Recalled* By Witness Smilh Hnd Undefeated Team At California For 5 Years; Brother Is Only Survivor )cclarcsV She Accompanied Register And Tntcey To See Negro Body In Swaptp PHILADELPHIA, Jnn. 8.—</P)— Andy Smith, t'bach of the Univer­ sity of Cu!lfornla football touin, died at 0 o’clock IhAt,morning utj tho University of Pennsylvania or plunioiiory abscess following bron- ’ chial pneumonia. Andrew Latham Smith was born and raised in Dubois, Pn. lie at­ tended Penn Stuto College .where he jilayed in the varsity bnckfield in 1901 nml tlien transferred to Pennsylvnnin. After pluytlig fiillUatk on tho Red nmi-RIuo varsity teams in 1903 and ltKU and being selected All-Amoricnn the latter The harriers of religion, pnrmtnl objections and possible social ostra­ season, Smith was graduated in cism were all cast nsido by Ellin lltukay, duigntcr of Clnronce H. Mockny, multi-millionaire president of the Postal Telegraph Com­ the spring of 1005. pany,' when ■she’. married Irvin - llcrlln fannm writer of .las* music. He was,' appointed freshman Mr. nnd Mrs. Berlin arc shown in lie offirv .iff city clerk of New coach in the fall of 1005, nml the York, where the ceremony wan p;rf; ivh .i by Deputy City Clerk’J. J. following season was assistant’ roach. In 1009 he nincCedciy BtQ11 Metsjjar, the former Red umKIMuo captain, who had charge oj the university team for soverul\jtcasuns. Smith also coached the URd, 1911 and 1912 Red nnd llluo vars­ ity teams. \ After tlie close of tho 1012 sen­ ium, Andy took up tho coaching reins ut Purdue University in 10115 nnd remained until tin; close of th e 1915 s c h SQ raised. tnfl ulamiafiF-f) _____ A tale Of attempted graft, n rui:- . Jlctf '.T the Chiilqntk Iim, a hotel and the’ tcum wrin Bt-v, lout four nnd lied three cgincrcrfro games. away, and n nation wide rdiirdf i'eAr 'Sc-iiford, anil thht he wait iii unfolded here yesterday when company of a group u ln iu l estate Johnny Stroud, thou graduate was Deputy Sheriff C, \V. Williummu, mca wore hunt V i floecing malinger of California took Smith j woi king with members of the hint of. $(1,500 which was In his to tho const. California's big full sheriffs of llrovnrd county (amaciuiion when ho run Iwuy from sport then was rugby. Andy soon [ located N.office E. Sanders, 80 year old tho homu of nix non several' weeks interested’tho Berkley students in I runaway, in Chutuota; forced his ago In Now York City, j American'college football nnd soon | companion'; to return $5,25(1 which *Y ** the story goes, tile old gen’began to turn out real teams. Ills j thu old mun hud given them to in­ thV^.ul was led to believe thut Ida .Golden Rears have gained nation­ vest for him, nnd returned him to •••on was attempting to take his wide fame. . | Fori Myoi? ’where his non, Dr, money, us well us 10 acres of land Under Smith’s coaching, Cqlifor- , Sanders, wits waiting to take hint and l:o had consequently turned, niu did not lose u game for.Uvt buck to Ills home in New York, qyix till Wt! Utah and deeded Ida reason*, although hotair tied serverSheriff C. M. Hand rcceivod a money to the real estato outfit with ur times. telephone message Wednesday the idea tlmt they would invest it Smith recently was offered a night from Sheriff Doolittle of Bre­ for hiin and bring him riches in four year contract by California vard county advising him that Sail- return. It It; suhrUi’i t n search 1ms been calling for $12,500 a season, which dorr, who is wtid to lie feeble in (Continued on Cage Three) lip intended to tsign. Andy's moth­ both mind-nml body, lmd been lo­ er nnd father are dead, a brother, Phillip, uf Huffnlo, being thu only remaining relative nlive. Smith came east from California to attend the I'cnnsylvnnin-Cormdl football game on Thanksgiving Day, nnd was stricken while nt tho Bullcvuo Stratford. Ho was. re­ moved to tha university hospital Dec. 19, nnd was attended by Rob­ e r t. G. Torrey, another former IVyinsylvnnln football star. Dr. istutementg Of Institution ORLANDO, Fla., Jan. 8.—f/T)— Testimony of Miss Maud Roberts ns to the movements of Ilnywood Register, prior to the alleged mur­ der of Peach Pecpols, negro tnvi driver, of Orlando*'last July, with wldcii Register Is charged, was the principal, feature, of the morning session of Register's trial in cir­ cuit court here. Chnrllo Sheffield, negro taxi cab driver of Sanford, testified that he drove Joe Tracy and Haywood Keg. inter In Orlando nnd in part corro­ borated with what Miss Roberts -said. ' Mis?; Roberts testified that when they reached Orlando they met a negro tnxi cab driver on tho Che­ ney highway, who tho men railed “ Peach." .She said that Tracy had two pistols and (old her that they were going to kill Peach. According to the witness, they drove to a vacant house on the oth­ er sido of Sanford,, whore Peach was made to take off his holt, lie hogged for his life and site said nho asked them .not to kilt him, after which thuy returned to Han­ ford nnd she got out of tho car. Hhu declared that during the ride who heard RcgiiAer and Tracy d'seuaslng tho proposed robbery of n hank itt Hustings. " ' ' - ' 4— Homo time later the witness raid, she went with Register and Joe Clarrott of Sanford, to nee the l»bdy of n dead negro in u swamp. Court receared for lunch in the in ids L of Mbs Robert’a tes­ timony. • NBW YORK, Jim. 8.—OF).— Thtfmns King, n chauffeur, his wife, Nora nml their thrvo chil­ dren, the oldest flvo years of age, were found dead today In their home on the upper west ride of Manhattan. Thu wife nud children apparently had been beaten to denth and Kind’s throat was cut with a razor. FtAicc believed Kinjr killed his fumlly and then cut hi« throat after turning on the gits. After Search Last­ ing For Two Hours, Weekly Housh older Tells That Wider Gathering MIAMI, Fin.. Jan. 8.— (A P ) Is Required; Publicity —W. Fores*t White, 38, wiki Report Heard Traffic drowned here today while endenvuring to tinve iiirt 12 ycivr old non, Robert, who wiui restof the opening of the Hotel For­ cued from the occun by an unrest Lnke was decided on today identified bather. at the weekly luncheon of the Chamber of Commerce following, ;h department, an address, by E. F, ltousholdcr. was not comwlin asserted thnt Insufficient publicity hail hoeii given tho of­ ibordering on an ficial opening of Sanford’s new now cases curly tourist hostelry on tho lake shoro. low numbers 33, “The opening announcement of thin modern resort -hotel should Ipers this mornhave been broadcast to every secI to the disease, LOCAL lion of Florida” Mr. Housnohlor [on of the local New York mnn saved from unstated, “nnd I do not think that llch appointed u eaupulouR realty ojieratora by it is too late for such action to he |UC£t local ptdilitaken. We here in Hanford know >a news concorn- locul deputy sheriff, who re­ turns 80 year old runaway to of what importance tho complet­ con's home. ion of this hostelry in, but other Bcminolo county school chil­ sections. of Florida don’t and its dren to be given diphtheria up to us to tell them.” ptts, ... Mr. llaushpldcr said that while i s to how It was U -..Snnford’s police chief is young* tint hotel had been very favorably |(hcnlth authorities t i q stale*. ndvertitted in fife ritws columns OJtters to drift! with “c sCfi.iatbw lir Comhicrco wilt nd-' many papers, no conspiciuus dis­ fpl today, circulars vveitlso opening tho Forrest play advertising ha* been curried ited to nil children luikc, Sanford's of new half-mil­ out nnd U|am ills suggestion tho ixplalntng thnt un­ lion dollar rcBurt hotel. chuirntan of tho publicity commit­ to principals to the for locnl Y. M. C. A. tee! was asked to see thnt promin­ ipils not vaccinate ereOfficers elected and original details ent advertisements relative to the cflvo years, will he perfected at directorate meeting. opening were inserted In publica­ Equipment arrives and work tions in practically every section rn snid there is ali­ is commenced on new city suc­ of the Mute. tor alnrm over tho tion dredge. ’ Freight Situation Ilclter id the people ren* Hcminoio County Biink offici­ F. E. Harrison, reporting for ice of vaccination, als elected nnd JO per cent inthe Chamber of Commerce’s traf­ statement issued cienso of business over 1921 re ­ fic department, told of plum* tlmt J3, C. Levy, health ported nt annual stockholders’ had been littered upon to supply . The health do- meeting.---------- ------------ **—*— thu permit department of railruud* _ . • „ . . .. • i deaths have ocChamber of Commerce traffic with a weekly bulletin setting forth Sandy MeRao shuffled up to tho l sninll pox and mnn says freight outlook much the most urgent needs of local buy-•lair in Judge Whites courtroom ie first cases dis- brighter. er« in order that preference may Baa morning and was served u I cured. STATE ho given to those matrei»|s needed 2,000 persons most. • S ited here In two Tampa Tribune Bays small­ “This situation hns been ecoaaid, nnd he urg- pox cases did not originnte there riutied by the tendency to nmku Sanlly physician per- hut were brought in from sev­ sorely taxed during tho past few cVery person’ Jn eral places in other stntes. for tho next ton days. iluys in attempting to handle less city ■ho practices ho Miami man drowned’ in an a t­ Htuvu Davis drew $5 or mjV< than car loud shipments. tempt- to rave life ’of young days for a like offense. ■'Jrji . ' (or ha* requested Son. 'Tills situation bus boon occas­ Dun Hnn, colored, received the city to ch­ No trace has been found of ioned by tho tendency to tunko San­ fine of $100 or tho option of nor young JurksonvRlu bank em­ on parties.” ford u transfer point when this lug ,G0 days on the streets, on ren the situation ployee, missing since night of prcsldcnt; U. J. Holly,, vico presi­ city does not posbcea tho required chnrgu of operating a motor- v la id in combat- Dec. 20; dent; L. C. Bcbont. recording sec­ facilities for handling a very largu hiclo whilo under the Influence Young woman placed on stand amount to uhipments," ho said. W. It. Smith, tronburer. liquor.. Hull had retained couni tells* jury of threats Iinywuod Recently Completed Survey retary; In connection with thu immed­ Mr. Harrison added that plans for his defenso but tho reason 1 Register made against life uf ' Show Increase Of 30 per Enables Railroads Permit iate commencement of Y. M. C. A. were being Uiscusued .now rolutivo his light sentence was attrlbu! negro taxi driver. Cent Over Business Done To Most Needed Materials activities a t Sanford, Merrill E. to nnurgeincnt of lucilltie.i.nnd said to the fact thut ho was arrested Hniwn. general secretary of the ho was hopeful of Uto official des­ the police hom o little tlmo at In Fiscnl Yen;’ Of 1924 DOMESTIC \ Men To Give Preference state Y. M. C. A,, who r.ttendiHl the ignation of Sanford as u transfer ho hud been reported to the stat Andy Smith, noted coach of meeting, was authorised to secure point ut a later (Into. ns being out on tho streota w A# the anual mooting of the F. E. llcrriim i Jr., of the traf­ California football team, claim­ the oorvicos of u competent, acting cut nut open and n grapevine to atockholdern of the Bern-nolo Coun­ In connection with river trans­ ed by d eath .. . • • fic bureau of the Sanford Cham­ secretary to come to this city ut OffU ty Bank held yesterday ufternnon ber of Commerce has just coin- nn early date to supervise organ­ portation development, Mr. Ilurri- on the steering wheel. Mr. and Mrs. Earlo T. Smith, Green nnd ncckwlth searched' at 2 o’clock in the directors room tiuu stated thut tho City Commis­ plated a survey of the freight re­ whoso marriage was a New York isation dotuil* nud to work in colla­ instruction of of the institution officers and di­ quirements of various locul busi­ boration with local officials in tho sioners had abandoned their orig­ him in every port ot tho cUyt dredgo have social event Thursday, aro to him, they said. 1! rectors for tin; ensuing year were ness Interests fov tho next 20 days, remodeling nnd equipping of t}io i n a l p l a n o f c o n s t r u e ! m i ? u n m u i - fore,locating aw underway honeymoon In South for ona l*pto Thornley paid $10 ; elected nnd a general hauiness dis­ and has sent u report of his find­ old cip$l p ier a t Bmifurd • Avenpo in City Hall ns temporary head­ * to the im- month. . WASHINGTON, Jnn. 8.—</P>— cussion held. fuyor of u plan suggested by the iqiueding and Mrs. Charles 11 ings to the chairman of thu Or­ quarters. now •owned With Attorney General Sargent as Those nameil as ill roc tors for Cliumber of Coiumcrcu whereby tha isou was fined $10 for reel;] ; to a *talc­ I’rcsPt plans call few tho cstnhthe first witness, the Bcnato Judi­ 1920 wore: Forrest I dike, A. R. lando terminal district. d' numir results could bo accompllsh- driving, ing by W. U. Thu chairman of tho Orlando Ktihmotit of <T modundy e<juippet ciary Committee began today In­ Key, A. T. Rosslter, Frank Melsch, cr. ed, nt less cost, by augm enting tho district will In turn transmit tho gymnasium on the first floor of quiry into tho failure of tho Do- J. C. Bennett, G. W. Spencer, Joe ropert to tho.Florida Division of tho huildihg now ocupicd by .tho facilities of the Treosh*”’ " " ‘A " '* 1 Hundreds Are Madi nrtment of Justice to bring con- Cameron. A R.. B.* VfHUjUUUII Chapman UDU and l*. I* thu • ■ Southeastern Advhory Board fire department and the outfitting docks. :mpt proceedings against the Alu- P. McCuller. Homeless By Floe "By rplnum Company of America in “ By constructing a temporary Officers of tho Institution wero In Jacksonville, where tko necea- of rcuding rooma, recreational par­ WlUch Secretary Mollon is a large named as follows: Format' Lake, saryatgltinn in respect to moving lors and a general dormltqry on shad, on thq bulkhead near French NOGALES, Aria.. Jan. 8.— stockholder. Avenuo for use Igrany boat bring­ president; G. W. Spencer, vice- tho 'required materials will be tho second nnd third floors. —Hundreds of famiUcs have 1 Besides Mr, Sargent, Assistant president; A. R. Key, vice-president made. ing freight to Hanford, RToshur ‘ A budget committee was . ap ­ Thin information was forwarded pointed by tho president at tha lost Brothers will bo enable to almost, made homeless by Hooda of Attorney Gon, nnd Chairman Ver­ and cashier; Robert W. Deane, as­ to the pdvisoFy .hoard to enable meeting to outllno definite ‘plans double thelj W /V"V an- “Fleet. non 7*‘ Secretary OUs sistant cashier. tuiago facilties, and last week In tho statu of Nay Mexico, but no loss of Ufa has I ■ k C h ief' Examiner B. Johnson am An examination of the hank’s the common carricrd of the stats for a canvass of nil civic clubs ■tho P Hcity I P wl. . socuro advantages reported, it In stated in a «pi (Continued on Pngo Three) * and citizens of this city who feel equivalent .to those th a t may be Millard. Hudson of tha F'edcrttl (Continued on Page Three) despatch from Topic, capital Trade Committee called p jw ___ __| were//callfil c th«t that the creation of a Y, Y. M. C. A, (Continued on Rage Throe) Nayarit, received a t noon wllncsscs In the Inquiry which is hero in advisable, and who aro willthu Nogales Herald. ted to cover na w|do wide range expected fug to contribute toward tho cstubaffecting both tho Justice Depart­ lirjimont of a whoksomo recreat­ Floods In Mejefco/Tak© ment and Trade Committee. ional copter for ths yonng men and of tho lako Heavy Toll Of Life, Is Sanford Drug hoys of this, community. A t tha outset Senator Walsh, a rapid rata Democrat of Montana, tend from A by-laws committee was also L'mcnt. Many •----------- . Fir© Extingi n letter written by tho then at­ named to handle thu numerous Message Of Governor been tram JACKSONVILLE, Fin,, Jan. 8. hospital on tho morning of Dec. 20. torney general, Harlan F, Stona, io i,mall legislative matters th a t must mt drive and A great amount of tho trade commission in which it —(/D—-Whether F. Edwuni Ben- The man waa Injured in a road ha i disposed of before the official t o s ANOELES' Jan . 8.— ■ mrtion of th0 mont was caused, about 1 was sajd that tho Aluminum Co. urgunisatlon of a local branch Special dispatches to tho L < > » Anip tho immoclock this afternoon wh had violated provIcionH of the complete# golcH Times cay that, devastating * m * 8 t f°r'r'r a f i r ? this project apparatus was summonoc consent decree of 1918. Among oth­ since the night of pec. 2J1, has been was corrohoratcd -Ly Constable C. floods nro sweeping the Santiago tingnjsh a b la u a t tin er things^ tho decree forhndu the and Lxcuintla districts, in the stats pear the new County Court N ot 1 of Nayarit, Mexico. Drug Co., said ;to h shipment of dcfoctlvo materials to being m*cd irqbublo that Sanders would bo raAnd ifPart Of competitors. Letters from agents of cauied by th i Ignttloi Tho governor of Nayarit ip a the ground In Session Today casod late today. escaping from a pipa R the company and from competitors. mansion made old shoes fly. F ra tolcgm.into thu state’s duputloa in tio boulevard' ie Have or defective mn Offictnls of the bank say Bonhia Snow Job will crick C. Church and hie bridge of County court was aidjournod n nett's accouuta wore In order, Mi's. f jrcdictcd that few months, tho former Muri >, Jan. R. L. Bennett, of Montgomery, Ala. few mlnutoa after opi B* *8.—(JP).—All * * ' * — L’ ^ ’X Vanderbilt, were the leaders Iri the mother of tho mlssmg man, noti­ morning due to tho foe d northeastern also stated Ten* that send-off. 'cred a heavy fied police here that she did not nesses for tho cases < EX-KAISBR ON RELIGION . carewith which pr«- - “Everything waa fine and the docket could not pro w i|>ed today more floor of ’the car was just covered hnnw where her son was. in nnd tho vlcintime set fur calling, U fo relub's tonight .'Tha b y : uhl shoes nnd slippers," say3 R. L.’Fanning, an ontployuo at new homo BERUN— Wilhelm .noiwjo$jBtrials. .*■ ’ »t d 10 o’clock this tho bank, and Bennett’s room mate, a hook the by- tho railroad Mr. Church. Yesterday faffentoon tor. 23 a t I’eraid ho had heard from the friend tatian idea a t from improvements “Tho car was simply full of jond and Lynch- them,” chimed In his wifo.' Bennett planned to visit a t Fart foud D. C. Lee g u ilty -,. of. God came ft ila. “Away nt country side i freezing in tho LnudeqHuic, who snid Bennett hnd a worthless chock on tho Us Jehovah, Mi. Smith waa n-member of tho from Judnbisni Cattlo company. Class of 1920, nt Yale but loft «d- ho writes. ' Thu caro v,ns said to Inv. B ^ n r delayed, nt lego upon his engagement to be­ sunt of $10L * >• «n<J, street cars come a member of the New York .Lea-will •g m l by slippery Coffoo moratag , 1college Intended Victim Of Real Estate Operators Saved By Local Deputy Sheriff Arrives traction t Dredge Committee Begins An Investigation Of Aluminum A ffairs [ Sm iths Will Spend Honeymoon M onth Som ewherelnDixie e No Trace Found Of Jacksonville Man, M issing Since N ight Of December 26 i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1926 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, January 07, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 07, 1926. 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 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 07, 1926; <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/c8ceb78441c5c280e3fdfa52bd3b6c00.pdf a969705e2f352c6c3fc331d649bde620 PDF Text Text „ >' r- » . sOr «* w r~a.s_•-•■ ■» ..-v ioSC oB ^C urtailed For v>NVILE, Jan. 7^-C ur- • Contractors already have of passenger service by to work open construction o - operating to and Coast Line’s • Perrtf-Monticello _MTT means toward line, which will give it a new west* 'the freight congestion will em rotit* Into South Florida from be done unless the railroads ThomasVille srla Moaticrllo, Perryi Ives decide to adopt such a Oldtown and Dunelldh, nhj| It Is J . For several wwks aug- being freely predicted th at it will ops have come from various bo completed by tho la s t of June, era that the railroads might Only forty miles of line Is to bo more freight if they would constructed b u t the work is difflthe number of passenger cult In tho vicinity o f M onticdlo Numerous suggestions to because of the hilly country and tho __jet were sent to Senator necessity of obtaining a proper can Fletcher, in Washington, grade. Completion of this lin e will further increase the Coast Line's such numbers the Sw i.tor paused capacity fo r movement of freight them on to the Interstate Com­ nnd will make it possible to han­ merce Commission. Tho Commls- dle it moro rapidly to and from alon has Informed the Benntor, a;roniing to the Washington c o rm pondent of the i' Florida Times* Union, that it has no power to order n reduction in passenger aervice. The freight situation hna been Rub Ih rk a th e away with small V*■ m m * better _gradually , m m with each trisl bottle of old day witnessing the movement of “SI. Jncoba Oil." a greater tonnage to various confleeting the more rapid un mfjecun, When your back is sore and cars at destination lame or lumbago, sciatica or rheu­ „ nk of 0 According to railroad operating matism hns you stiffened up, don’t ■ officials the volume of freight re- suffer! Get a small trial bottle a t a destination depends of old, honest “SL Jacobs Oil" nt • suieiy upon the rapidity with .any drug store, pour a littje in which shipments are unlondcd aft* your hnnd nnd rub it right on your thby are received. There is a aching back, nnd by the time you lim it to the capacity of every ra il­ count fifty, the soreness and lamcroad y ard in Florida and such ncs.'i Is gone. ~ards nearly aiwnys receive'th o Don’t stay crippled! Thlk sooth­ mlt in the number of cars they ing. penetrating oil needs to be can accomodate. Cars aro .being used only Once. It takes tho pain moved out as rspldly as thoy are rig h t out.nnd ends the misery. It unloaded and replaced with other Is magical, yet absolutely harm ­ cars bearing freight. less nnd doesn't burn the skin. * faiofs* Insofar ns fkn tho movement of Nothing else stops lumhngo, rclght into 8outh Florida is oonbackache or rheumatism , ehicd tho railroads now are in scinticn, iiwtjromptly. It never disappoints S a H W to s itio n to handlo virtually all thnt v.-'cnn.bc offered, It ia said, but tho jynoVetncnt naturally bingos opon the capacity of ynrds o t term inals and tho V PW sf>eed I P w ith which the freig h t is unloaded. Tho Florida E ast Const Railway now is op­ erating over nearly nil of its daublo track between Jacksonville ami*, Miami and its capacity for lpov.» Ing freight has almost doubled ns a result of use of the second line. The Hcnbontd A ir Lino virtually dobblcd 1th dohbled Its capacity fo ft r tho mov ent of freight into South Flora when it began begnn or operating, rcrcnliy, over its ncW fine between Invcrnosn and IlrooksviMr, which. • connecting the Wnldo-Archer nnd tho Tampn-Rronksvllic brnnehos, gives it n second thrbugh line from Waldo to Tampa. All freight fob tho Pihellas peninsula Is being moved oyer this route and its de­ livery in scvcynl m hours faster bocausn it is uijm necessary to handle ---- it-th ro u g h t!hr> trfvr> yards in Tumps', the cars being diverted to the Tamna A Gulf Coast division near Utilpnur Springs, on tho outskirts of Tampa. The Atlantic Const Line, with three lines into* South Floridn, has noyor found it impossible to find room for trains enrnuto, Its trou­ ble, ns with tho other roads, be­ ing confined lo unloading nt term ­ inals. The- Coast Line has a main line from Jacksonville to Tainpn via Falatka, Sanford nnd Lakeland, nnother from Jacksonville to Tam­ pa nnd 8t. Petersburg via Gaines­ ville. O cala,' Leesburg, Trilby nnd Lakeland and a third from Wnycry^s to Tftmpn via High Springs, ■122 U n io n A vc. Doncllon, Trilby and Lakeland, Numerous short lines through the P h o n e 473-W . peninsula connonct, tho three through routes nnd by diverting traffic from oho to tho other a t1: strategic points it is posiblo to f handlo an enormous tonnage. IL • ■ ■. ■ ■ " _ _ Ouch! My Back! Bub Lumbago Pain Away -an ideal setting for your home G One of the best loca­ tions in Florida. For sale cheap — Lease. Doing good busi­ ness. See Plummer. Loch Arbor is rich in natural beauty and this beauty has beeft enhanced *f " »"s g ir»ri»-' * *. • 4 • ; ; l1 ■ ; ' ; - 1by experienced landscape experts. It is a magnificent setting among the t lakes and hills, an ideal spot for a jewel of a home. But add to the de- BROWN REALTY COMPANY i ll •* f « I } *» suability ad'a bomesite, its superb location and the importance of the thorI *• - ‘ . ' oughfaros through and around it, its nearness to commercial, social and recII • • ' *r • reational centers and you have a few more solid, logical reasons why investments in homesites here today will reap appreciable profits in the near Ik ■' future. 40-A CR ES Black Hammock Celery Land %I, J...I ii z i i t/w ji LOTS. NUMBERS 211-242-243-244 in the nwV4 of the swVi of Section 1-21-31 Seminole Co., 1 i/j, miles north east of Oviedo; is tl mile from 2 Railroads'nnd ___ Paved Roads, |@ ? cl Surrounding. Lands Making Big Money in Truck. . PRICE |12,000.00 Terms. 44*cash, balance 1, 2, 3 and 4 years a t 8% Semi-Annually. No Incumberances, and 1925 tax paid. . Further information entails no obligations. * •■ ' - ■ 1 ' , ’• „ ; ■ w T a lk with , t- J ‘ our representatives at the property Address Owner, Robert E. Ellis. P.O.Box 332, Fort Myers, Florida or at our office We have a client who will buy sniull acreage close in. * . Have buyers waiting for houses if price is right. • '* N ext to Post Office TELEPHONE 588 FIRST STREET AND - **■•.•.‘'"-f-it ;if i*;,■if*,*'**Offl - 1-2 Magnolia Ave. . V - ' . Phone 746 im M M • �fH ' P pob Full I/cased Wire w . pertkm partly cloudy, slightly nigbt lif central and tinns. Fresh n ===c= SANFORD, FLORIDA, AY,- JANUARY 8, 1926. HOME EDITION NUMBER —e Family Of Five Is Found DcadlnHome as Brought Veral Other More Cases tal Up!to 33 ice ijiven [by Papers pnnttee To I News Has b . Function ., Jan. 8 ,— upa Tribune the present n Tajnpa tliii ;rc, but “the irmrght here tcea in other ;h department, was not com- Eruptions Continue On Mount Vesuvius NAPLES, Jnn. 8.—(/P).—The eruption of Mount Vesuvius, which began with violence on Wednesday, in continuing. Ti»e inlcrnal rumbles however, are constantly diminishing in force, indicating, according to volv cnnologists n speedy tcrm lnstion.of the phenomenon. The crater last night present­ ed n fantastic flpcctach, pro­ jecting n huge umhrelhv-shupcd dnud of smoko, the under sur­ face of which was radinntly tea and the upper p art lost In ob­ scurity. Largo incandescent rindora constantly sailod up­ ward from tho crater nnd ditlippearod into smoke. The m olten lava, which him been .flfowing plentifully, Is beginning to harden, building up ugnin the cra ter form ation, which was torn aw ay in the eruption of 1905. ibordering on an now cases curly low numbers 33, Ipers this mornI to the disease, [on of the local llch appointed u |UC£t local ptdili>a news concorn- i s to how It was |(hcnlth authorities OJtters to drift! with fpl today, circulars ited to nil children ixplalntng thnt un­ to principals to the ipils not vaccinate cflvo years, will he rn snid there is ali­ tor alnrm over tho id the people ren* ice of vaccination, statem ent issued J3, C. Levy, health . The health doi deaths have ocl sninll pox and ie first cases disI cured. 2,000 persons ited here In two aid, nnd he urglly physician percVery person’ Jn ■ho practices ho (or ha* requested the city to ch­ on parties.” ren the situation l a i d in combat- Arrives traction t Dredge [ instruction of dredgo have aw underway * to the imnow •owned ; to a *talc ­ ing by W. U. cr. LOCAL New York mnn saved from uneaupulouR realty ojieratora by locul deputy sheriff, who re­ turns 80 year old runaw ay to con's home. Bcminolo county school chil­ dren to be given diphtheria Uptts, ... -..Snnford’s police chief is young* c s t i q stale*. “ Cfi.iatbw lir Comhicrco wilt nd-' vveitlso opening of tho F orrest luikc, Sanford's new half-m il­ lion dollar rcBurt hotel. Officers fo r locnl Y. M. C. A. ere elected and original details perfected a t directorate meeting. Equipment arrives and work is commenced on new city suc­ tion dredge. Hcminoio County Biink offici­ als elected nnd JO per cent incienso of business over 1921 r e ­ ported nt annual stockholders’ meeting.---------- ------------- **—*— Chamber of Commerce traffic mnn says freight outlook much brighter. STATE Tampa Tribune B ays sm all­ pox cases did not originnte there hut were brought in from sev­ e ra l places in other stntes. Miami man drowned’ in an a t ­ tempt- to rave life ’of young Son. . ' No trace has been found of young JurksonvRlu bank em ­ ployee, missing since night of Dec. 20; Young woman placed on stand tells* jury of th reats Iinywuod Register made against life uf negro taxi driver. DOMESTIC \ Andy Smith, noted coach of California football team , claim­ ed by d e a th .. . • • Mr. and Mrs. Earlo T. Smith, whoso m arriage was a New York social event Thursday, aro to honeymoon In South for ona month. . Smiths Will Spend Honeymoon M onth SomewherelnDixie of tho lako a rapid rata L'mcnt. Many been tram m t drive and mrtion of th0 ip tho immothis project pear the new being m*cd if the ground tio boulevard' mansion made old shoes fly. F ra hia Job will crick C. Church and hie bridge of f jrcdictcd that few months, tho form er Muri >, Jan. 8.—(JP).—All B* ***'*— L’ ^’X Vanderbilt, were the leaders Iri the d northeastern also stated Ten* that send-off. 'cred a heavy carewith which pr«- - “Everything waa fine and the w i|>ed today more floor of ’the car was just covered in nnd tho vlcinf o relub's to n ignew h t homo .'Tha b y: uhl shoes nnd slippers," say3 »t d 10 this Mr. Church. by-o’clock tho railroad tor. 23 a t I’ea t from improvements “Tho car was simply full of jond and Lynch- them,” chimed In his wifo.' i freezing in tho Mi. Sm ith waa n -member of tho Class of 1920, nt Yale but loft «dB^nr delayed, nt lego upon his engagem ent to be­ >• «n<J, street cars come a member of the New York • g m l by slippery Coffoo 1college And Part Of ie Have Snow Andy Smith, Conch Of Golden Bears Of California, Suc­ cumbs A t Early Hour Today A fter Few Weeks’ lliuess Woman Declares She Heard Accused Say That Negro * Was To He Killed; Sheffield Corroborates Her Story Enviable- Record As Mentor Is Achieved Visit To Sanford Is Recalled* By Witness Smilh Hnd Undefeated Team At California For 5 Years; Brother Is Only Survivor )cclarcsV She Accompanied Register And Tntcey To See Negro Body In Swaptp PHILADELPHIA, Jnn. 8.—</P)— Andy Smith, t'bach of the Univer­ sity of Cu!lfornla football touin, died at 0 o’clock IhAt,morning utj tho University of Pennsylvania or plunioiiory abscess following bron- ’ chial pneumonia. Andrew Latham Smith was born and raised in Dubois, Pn. lie a t­ tended Penn Stuto College .where he jilayed in the varsity bnckfield in 1901 nml tlien transferred to Pennsylvnnin. A fter pluytlig fiillUatk on tho Red nmi-RIuo varsity teams in 1903 and ltKU and being selected All-Amoricnn the latter The harriers of religion, pnrm tnl objections and possible social o stra­ season, Smith was graduated in cism were all cast nsido by Ellin lltu k ay , duigntcr of Clnronce H. Mockny, multi-millionaire president of the Postal Telegraph Com­ the spring of 1005. pany,' when ■she’. m arried Irvin - llcrlln fannm w riter of .las* music. He w as,' appointed freshman coach in the fall of 1005, nml the Mr. nnd Mrs. Berlin arc shown in lie offirv .iff city clerk of New following season was assistant’ York, where the ceremony wan p;rf; iv h .i by Deputy City Clerk’J . J. roach. In 1009 he nincCedciy BtQ11 Metsjjar, the form er Red umKIMuo captain, who had charge oj the university team for soverul\jtcasuns. Smith also coached the URd, 1911 and 1912 Red nnd llluo v ars­ ity teams. \ A fter tlie close of tho 1012 sen­ ium, Andy took up tho coaching reins ut Purdue University in 10115 nnd remained until tin; close of the 1915 schSQ raised. tnfl ulamiafiF-f) _____ A tale Of attem pted g raft, n rui:- . Jlctf '.T the Chiilqntk Iim, a hotel and the’ tcum wrin Bt-v, lout four nnd lied three cgincrcrfro games. away, and n nation wide rdiirdf i'eAr 'Sc-iiford, anil thht he wait iii unfolded here yesterday when company of a group u ln iu l estate Johnny Stroud, thou graduate was Deputy Sheriff C, \V. Williummu, mca wore hunt V i floecing malinger of California took Smith j woi king with members of the hint of. $(1,500 which was In his to tho const. California's big full sh eriffs office of llrovnrd county (amaciuiion when ho run Iw uy from sport then was rugby. Andy soon [ located N. E. Sanders, 80 year old tho of nix non several' weeks interested’tho Berkley students in I runaway, in Chutuota; forced his ago homu In Now York City, j American'college football nnd soon | companion'; to return $5,25(1 which *Y ** the story goes, tile old gen’began to turn out real teams. Ills j thu old mun hud given them to in­ thV^.ul was led to believe thut Ida .Golden Rears have gained nation­ vest for him, nnd returned him to •••on was attem pting to take his wide fame. . | Fori Myoi? ’where his non, Dr, money, us well us 10 acres of land Under Smith’s coaching, Cqlifor- , Sanders, wits w aiting to take hint and l:o had consequently turned, niu did not lose u game for.U vt buck to Ills home in New York, qyix till Wt! Utah and deeded Ida reason*, although hotair tied serverSheriff C. M. Hand rcceivod a money to the real estato outfit with ur times. telephone message Wednesday the idea tlmt they would invest it Smith recently was offered a night from Sheriff Doolittle of Bre­ for hiin and bring him riches in four year contract by California vard county advising him that Sail- return. It It; suhrU i’i t n search 1ms been calling for $12,500 a season, which dorr, who is wtid to lie feeble in (Continued on Cage Three) lip intended to tsign. Andy's moth­ both mind-nml body, lmd been lo­ e r nnd father are dead, a brother, Phillip, uf Huffnlo, being thu only rem aining relative nlive. Smith came east from California to attend the I'cnnsylvnnin-Cormdl football game on Thanksgiving Day, nnd was stricken while nt tho Bullcvuo Stratford. Ho was. re­ moved to tha university hospital Dec. 19, nnd was attended by Rob­ e r t . G. Torrey, another former IVyinsylvnnln football star. Dr. istutementg Of Institution Intended Victim Of Real Estate Operators Saved By Local Deputy Sheriff ORLANDO, Fla., Jan. 8.—f/T)— Testimony of Miss Maud Roberts ns to the movements of Ilnywood Register, prior to the alleged m ur­ der of Peach Pecpols, negro tnvi driver, of Orlando*'last July, with wldcii Register Is charged, was the principal, feature, of the morning session of Register's trial in cir­ cuit court here. Chnrllo Sheffield, negro taxi cab driver of Sanford, testified th at he drove Joe Tracy and Haywood Keg. inter In Orlando nnd in part corro­ borated with w hat Miss Roberts -said. ' Mis?; Roberts testified th a t when they reached Orlando they met a negro tnxi cab driver on tho Che­ ney highway, who tho men railed “ Peach." .She said th a t Tracy had two pistols and (old her that they were going to kill Peach. According to the witness, they drove to a vacant house on the oth­ er sido of Sanford,, whore Peach was made to take off his holt, lie hogged for his life and site said nho asked them .not to kilt him, after which thuy returned to Han­ ford nnd she got out of tho car. Hhu declared th a t during the ride who heard RcgiiAer and Tracy d'seuaslng tho proposed robbery of n hank itt Hustings. " ' ' - ' 4— Homo time later the witness raid, she went with Register and Joe Clarrott of Sanford, to nee the l»bdy of n dead negro in u swamp. Court receared for lunch in the in ids L of M bs Robert’a tes­ timony. • NBW YORK, Jim. 8.—OF).— Thtfmns King, n chauffeur, his wife, Nora nml their thrvo chil­ dren, the oldest flvo years of age, were found dead today In their home on the upper west ride of M anhattan. Thu wife nud children apparently had been beaten to denth and Kind’s throat was cut with a razor. FtAicc believed Kinjr killed his fumlly and then cut hi« throat a fte r turning on the gits. After Search Last­ ing For Two Hours, Weekly Housh older Tells T hat Wider Gathering MIAMI, Fin.. Jan. 8.— (AP) Is Required; Publicity —W. Fores*t White, 38, wiki Report Heard Traffic drowned here today while endenvuring to tinve iiirt 12 ycivr old non, Robert, who wiui restof the opening of the Hotel For­ cued from the occun by an unrest Lnke was decided on today identified bather. a t the weekly luncheon of the Chamber of Commerce following, an address, by E. F, ltousholdcr. wlin asserted thnt Insufficient publicity hail hoeii given tho of­ ficial opening of Sanford’s new tourist hostelry on tho lake shoro. “The opening announcement of thin modern resort -h o tel should have been broadcast to every seclion of Florida” Mr. Housnohlor stated, “nnd I do not think that it is too late for such action to he taken. We here in Hanford know of what importance tho complet­ ion of this hostelry in, but other sections. of Florida don’t and its up to us to tell them.” Mr. llaushpldcr said that while tint hotel had been very favorably ndvertitted in fife ritws columns many papers, no conspiciuus dis­ play advertising ha* been curried out nnd U|am ills suggestion tho chuirntan of tho publicity commit­ tee! was asked to see thnt promin­ ent advertisements relative to the opening were inserted In publica­ tions in practically every section of the Mute. ’ Freight Situation Ilclter F. E. Harrison, reporting for the Chamber of Commerce’s tra f­ fic departm ent, told of plum* tlmt had been littered upon to supply thu perm it departm ent of railruud* _ . • „ . . .. • with a weekly bulletin setting forth Sandy MeRao shuffled up to tho the most urgent needs of local b u y -• lair in Judge W hites courtroom er« in order th at preference may Baa morning and was served u ho given to those matrei»|s needed most. • S “This situation hns been ecoariutied by the tendency to nmku Sansorely taxed during tho past few for tho next ton days. iluys in attem pting to handle less city Htuvu Davis drew $5 or mjV< than car loud shipments. days for a like offense. ■'Jrji 'Tills situation bus boon occas­ Dun Hnn, colored, received ioned by tho tendency to tunko San­ fine of $100 or tho option of nor ford u transfer point when this lug ,G0 days on the streets, on city does not posbcea tho required chnrgu of operating a motor- v facilities for handling a very largu hiclo whilo under the Influence amount to uhipments," ho said. liq u o r.. Hull had retained couni Mr. Harrison added th a t plans for his defenso but tho reason 1 were being Uiscusued .now rolutivo his light sentence was attrlbu! to nnurgeincnt of lucilltie.i.nnd said to the fact th u t ho w as arrested ho was hopeful of Uto official des­ the police h om o little tlmo at ignation of Sanford as u transfer ho hud been reported to the sta t ns being out on tho streota w point ut a later (Into. In connection w ith river tra n s­ cut nut open and n grapevine to OffU portation development, Mr. Ilurri- on the steering wheel. tiuu stated th u t tho City Commis­ Green nnd ncckwlth searched' sioners had abandoned their orig­ him in every port ot tho cUyt i n a l p l a n o f c o n s t r u e ! m i ? u n m u i - fore,locating him , they said. 1! l*pto Thornley paid $10 ; cip$l pier a t Bmifurd • Avenpo in fuyor of u plan suggested by the iqiueding and Mrs. Charles 11 Cliumber of Coiumcrcu whereby tha isou was fined $10 for reel;] d' numir results could bo accompllsh- driving, prcsldcnt; U. J . Holly,, vico presi­ dent; L. C. Bcbont. recording sec­ ry ; W. It. Smith, tronburer. Recently Completed Survey reta In connection with thu immed­ ' Show Increase Of 30 per Enables Railroads Permit iate commencement of Y. M. C. A. Cent Over Business Done To Most Needed Materials activities a t Sanford, Merrill E. Hniwn. general secretary of the In Fiscnl Yen;’ Of 1924 Men To Give Preference sta te Y. M. C. A,, who r.ttendiHl the meeting, was authorised to secure A# the anual mooting of the F. E. llcrriim i Jr., of the tra f­ the oorvicos of u competent, acting atockholdern of the Bern-nolo Coun­ fic bureau of the Sanford Cham­ secretary to come to this city ut ty Bank held yesterday ufternnon ber of Commerce has just coin- nn early date to supervise organ­ a t 2 o’clock in the directors room plated a survey of the freight re ­ isation dotuil* nud to work in colla­ of the institution officers and di­ quirements of various locul busi­ boration with local officials in tho rectors for tin; ensuing year were ness Interests fov tho next 20 days, remodeling nnd equipping of t}io elected nnd a general hauiness dis­ and has sent u report of his find­ old City Hall ns tem porary head­ WASHINGTON, Jnn. 8.—</P>— cussion held. ings to the chairman of thu Or­ quarters. W ith Attorney General Sargent as Those nameil as ill roc tors for I’rcsPt plans call few tho cstnhthe first witness, the Bcnato Judi­ 1920 wore: F orrest I dike, A. R. lando terminal district. Thu chairman of tho Orlando Ktihmotit of <T modundy e<juippet ciary Committee began today In­ Key, A. T. Rosslter, Frank Melsch, quiry into tho failure of tho Do- J. C. Bennett, G. W. Spencer, Joe district will In turn transm it tho gymnasium on the first floor of ed, nt less cost, by augmenting tho ropert to tho.Florida Division of tho huildihg now ocupicd by .tho facilities of the Treosh*”’ " " ‘A " '* 1 nrtm ent of Justice to bring con- Cameron. A. R. B.* VfHUjUUUII Chapman UDU and l*. I* thu • ■ Southeastern Advhory Board fire departm ent and the outfitting docks. :mpt proceedings against the Alu- P. McCuller. "By “ By constructing a tem porary rplnum Company of America in Officers of tho Institution wero In Jacksonville, where tko necea- of rcuding rooma, recreational p a r­ WlUch Secretary Mollon is a large named as follows: Form at' Lake, sary atg ltinn in respect to moving lors and a general dormltqry on shad, on thq bulkhead near French Avenuo fo r use Ig ran y boat bring­ stockholder. president; G. W. Spencer, vice- tho 'required m aterials will be tho second nnd third floors. Besides Mr, Sargent, Assistant president; A. R. Key, vice-president made. ‘ A budget committee was . a p ­ ing freight to Hanford, RToshur Thin information was forwarded pointed by tho president a t tha lost Brothers will bo enable to almost, Attorney Gon, nnd Chairman Ver­ and cashier; Robert W. Deane, as­ to the pdvisoFy .hoard to enable meeting to outllno definite ‘plans double thelj W /V"V an- “Fleet. non 7*‘ Secretary OUs sistant cashier. tuiago facilties, and ■ k C h ie f' Examiner B. Johnson am An examination of the hank’s the common carricrd of the stats for a canvass of nil civic clubs ■tho P Hcity I P wl. . socuro advantages (Continued on Pngo Three) * and citizens of this city who feel equivalent .to those th a t m ay be M illard. Hudson of tha F'edcrttl (Continued on Page Three) Trade Committee jw ____ ____| were//c called a llf il pc th«t that the creation of a Y, Y. M. C. A, (Continued on Rage Throe) wllncsscs In the Inquiry which is hero in advisable, and who aro willted to cover na w|do wide range expected fug to contribute toward tho cstubaffecting both tho Justice Depart­ lirjimont of a whoksomo recreat­ m ent and T rade Committee. ional copter for th s yonng men and hoys of this, community. A t tha outset Senator Walsh, Democrat of Montana, tend from A by-laws committee was also • ------------- . n letter w ritten by tho then a t­ named to handle thu numerous JACKSONVILLE, Fin,, Jan . 8. hospital on tho morning of Dec. 20. i,mall legislative torney general, H arlan F , Stona, io m atters th a t m ust —(/D— -Whether F. Edwuni BenThe man waa Injured in a road tho trade commission in which it ha i disposed of before the official t o s ANOELES' J a n . 8.— ■ was sajd th at tho Aluminum Co. urgunisatlon of a local branch Special dispatches to tho L<>» Anhad violated provIcionH of the complete# golcH Times cay th at, devastating consent decree of 1918. Among oth­ since the night of p e c . 2J1, has been was corrohoratcd -Ly Constable C. floods nro sweeping the Santiago er things^ tho decree forhndu the and Lxcuintla districts, in the sta ts shipm ent of dcfoctlvo m aterials to of N ayarit, Mexico. irqbublo th a t Sanders would bo racompetitors. Letters from agents of Tho governor of Nayarit ip a casod late today. the company and from competitors. tolcgm .into thu sta te ’s duputloa in or defective mn Offictnls of the bank say BonCounty court was aidjournod n n e tt's accouuta wore In order, Mi's. R. L. Bennett, of Montgomery, Ala. few mlnutoa a fte r opi m other of tho mlssmg man, noti­ morning due to tho foe fied police here that she did not nesses for tho cases < EX-KAISBR ON RELIGION . docket could not pro hnnw where her son was. time set fur c a llin g , U R . L .’ Fanning, an ontployuo a t BERUN— Wilhelm .noiwjo$jB.*■ ’ tho bank, and Bennett’s room mate, trials. a hook the Yesterday faffentoon raid ho had heard from the friend tatian idea Bennett planned to visit a t Fart foud D. C. Lee g u i lt y - ,. of. God came ft ila. “Away nt country side LnudeqHuic, who snid B ennett hnd a worthless chock on tho from Judnbisni Us Jehovah, Cattlo company. ho writes. ' Thu caro v,ns said to Inv. sunt of $10L * .Lea-will moratag , Committee Begins An Investigation Of Aluminum A ffairs e No Trace Found Of Jacksonville Man, Missing Since N ight Of December 26 Floods In Mejefco/Tak© Heavy Toll Of Life, Is Message Of Governor *m* 8 t f°r'r'r a f i r ? i County Court N ot 1 In Session Today Hundreds Are Madi Homeless By Floe NOGALES, Aria.. Jan. 8.— —Hundreds of famiUcs have 1 made homeless by Hooda of last week In tho statu of Nay Mexico, but n o loss of Ufa has I reported, it In stated in a «pi despatch from Topic, capital N ayarit, received a t noon thu Nogales Herald. Sanford Drug Fir© Extingi A g rea t am ount of mont was caused, about 1 clock this afternoon wh apparatus was summonoc tingnjsh a b la u a t tin Drug Co., said ;to h cauied by th i Ignttloi escaping from a pipa R �THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 7,1926 In the World of Sport • n<l all o th tr pariltx claiming In(errata umttr Ihem. M *n«y “ • Hanford, deceased. nla nolrt. T5evl » w a granteea ami leifateea and all o th tr partita claiming under the aaid Henry 8. Sanford, Defendants. . _ , rrter fa r Coaatrnetlv* Service ho complainant* harlna attach* ........... II of Complaint In this JHMK there are cause afflvadlt _stating deviates, grantee* unknown helrr 8. IJackneyi and legatees ol Jumrs .. 8. HanR. fl, Ramsey, Henry Mlselt, J. I'ford. Caroline A. V ise 11. her husband. L o r t n i o W. .Baldwin and Rose O. Bald­ win. his wife. 3 . Axel K l i e ton. OeCrge K. Wilson. Ada W. Baldwin, widow a W. Lew ton. Sarah A. Holton. Anna C. Holton. Alice O. Helton, H arry Holton. Clara A. I lower, K, C. McDowell, M. O, t ’ rumulpr K. J. Harrntl. Rebecca J.r Rower. William K. Catehcart; and the said bill having prayed f o r constructive service against said unknown defendants. It I* T H B R K FO IIB . O R D K R R n that the defendants, the unknown heirs, devisees, grantee* and !***}**• James 8. Ilackney. It. H- HamA?y* Henry 8. Sanford, * arollna A. M i t ­ el). J, 1*. Ml roll. Iter husband. Bor. enso W. Baldwin, and Rosa O. Baldwin. Ills wife. J. Axel Krljson tieorge fc. Wilson. Ado \\. Baldwin, -widow, O. w. Lewtnn. Ha rah A. Holton. Anna C. Holton, Alien O, Holton, Harry Holton. Clara A. How or. 15. C. MoDoW-rll. -- M. O. Crum pi or. K. J Harrell. Rebecca 1. *i i, tclaimin i m * Honor. William K. Cat,----heart, It.- f o llo w in g S S Three Important Positions Of Reds Strengthened And I Hendricks Feels Optimistic resuxrrrtpd the r a ­ il* Knuys will come , from Cineinnntl to piny ccntcrfield tie to fill n gap nt for New York nnd Bill T erry will CINCINNATI, 0.. Jan. 8.— A thorough seasoning piny first bane for the Reds. - The player purchases of the Cin on- . McGrnw’s patronage of the fast cinnati Reds this winter have been in the minors is sa »cr- expr." trains in the past few few, but Manager Jack Hendricks verted him into a ! i weeks indientos that tne trade thinks his new men will strengthen former, or winds are somewhnt more than three Important positions—first efforts to g.-t J< the xophyrs. It is well known that base, shortstop nnd left field. Karl Smith rcroi the there are only two center fielders ' The catchinir problem is still | Pitt-burgh pirates the ih the National league at nil Be­ Unsolved, nnd the strength of th e' veteran Ivy Wingo lief ceptnhle to McGrow—Max Carey pitching department hinges large ' Reds have to relj of the Pittsburgh Pirates, and on the return to form of Carl catcher. Mavs, the submarine twirler. , | Sturdy Pilchi Roush. Carey, of course is out of Jlendricks went to California th is i The pitching s t•» imo the question a fter his record pernki formimee in the last campaign. week for the minor league mag- ns last y ar, blit II nates’ meeting, still looking f »r he has one of the talent, especially n catcher, ofj of" regular, in th which the Reds are sadly in need serves are again In to back up “ Bubbles'* llnrgrave. nnd for lhe fmirtl Ho adm itted he probably would drlcka do"s not kn find nothing better than n scout or will have Mays ii a coach. Adolfo I.uquc, the Hudgens At First glie's most offecliv A t first base, the Reds will pre- j ftixoy and Pole I In Bent .Jimmy. Hudgens, obtained have u fin" fir-t Have the mensurJmenta taken for ycur new suit Friday and SaD urday 'a t Perkins Store. Mr. Howard Atnnron with the StorrsSehneffer Tailoring Company will show you the New Spring line. North half o f the Northeast quarter o f the Southeast guar* Section 9, Township St, South o f Range 19 Kaat. , T 15A C T i. A ll that' pnrt o f Lhe South three-quarter* of the Southeast quarter of Houthtast quarter ly in g West o f the vVehlva Itlver In Section 9, Tow nship 11 South o f Range 19 Hast. T R A C T S. North three-quarters o f tforthraat quarter o f Soutnoaat q u a r ­ ter o f Section 9, Township 21 South of Range 19 Kail. T R A C T *. Southwest quarter o f the smithWest quarter and southwest quarter o f southeast quarter o f Section 9. Tow nship 11 South R an ge 19 Kn*t. - T R A C T ?. Northenst quarter o f southwest qu arter leas seven acres ncrosa In a square In the orthwest » corner, and the southeast qu ar­ te r o f southwest quarter, less tw o and one-half acres In a square In the northeast corner o f Section 9, Township 11 South o f R a n ge 29 Kast. - TRACT R North half of the northenst quarter and the Northenst quar­ ter o f Northwest quarter of Section lit olid the northwest 2—Ford Touririgs, 1925 Models 1—Hupmobile Touring, 1925 Mi 1—Hudson Coach, 1925 Model. 1— Willys-Knight Touring. • v 2— Overland Tourings, 1—Willys-Knight Sedan. m ltlo lo C o n n - USE . SULPHUR IF SKIN BREAKS OUT Golf Association Is To Meet In Chicago CHICAGO, Jan. 8.—</P)—The grass of the nation's golf courses holds the attention of delegate.* here for the an in ml meeting of the U. 8. Golf Association. Fairways and green vegetation are subjects fo r discussion . Golf history wilt he written in. morrow when the association names the captain of the Walker cup team, with BoM>y Jones ami George Von Elm given ennsltfrm. lion. a th r e e b u r n e r F fc rfe c tio ii s to v e and rent two apartments furnished with Perfection stoves—” A complete stock of these stoves are car­ ried by the following dealers: W r i t e s M r s . S . I i . D r e w , 2 0 7 IV . P e a c h t r e e S t . , L a k e l a n d , F l a . Tho period gown is said to he in creasing in favm far the smart evening function, no* only for tin debutante hut also for older women who have small figures. 7W used Perfection stoves for fifteen years and expect to use them as long as I use oil stoves. / like them just fine and w ouldn’t have any other kind. I do all kinds o f cooking on my Perfection. I like it for jelly particularly because I can keep the temperdure perfectly even.” ^ ^ c m t f l , . ill m f l ' ft/ We Want Your Patronage” Phone 8 Writes her grand-daughter, M rs . Paul Meddick, H I Pest Peachtree Street. fe$ at all and cooks ju st fine. I tried an­ other kind of oil stove and every time I turned my back it smoked. M y Perfeclion doesn’t smoke *Y0 iffififlfj at all; I feel I can J j i i i go away and leave [jBjjwBwj things cooking on it . :. When the fifth aectiun-of tlit- Twentieth Century ting backed out of the Chicago d. poi y „nls tl crashed Into it. Three i cthous w -i o it!;; red, ihaken up. Uvhris was scattered over four it o f f the sixth H.'ctiou jununvd into the rear Pol By Williams NOW V A A . DONE. I f , \ BCN * OO \ Va/O n T H i S • P a g o w i l d *. W EN ' e M 1EGES H l S S o k i DAW h a t n 'F i n d s 1 WU2 G o n m a SAW -T* CuT EAR ih in k h is p a s gonna B E RiSVCiN* H I S L IF E FOLLERiN U S INTO DEATH L,o o Ki n f e r a HAT ? Th e r e n o w T 0 D .V ./A K lN S E E TH / X ^To w n s w e s o J THRO • y vallev \\ • “Ptn perfectly delighted with it. IPs so \\ clean and so' easy to use, doesn 9t smoke H O L E ’S IN CT TOO B uT then ther A i n T n o t h in t ' HEAR OUT O N lH PRAIRIE'S Q u T S O L I T U D E S AN V s il e n c e - Phone 216 / fore it reaches the utensils. Kettle bot­ toms stay as bright and clean as when brand new. Touch a match to the wick for instant heat. The flame is visible at all times through the mica windows. To ex­ tinguish, tarn wick 'way down. Im­ mediately all heat i^ gone. N o smoke. N o odor. N o hauling o f coal, or ashes, for jjou use onty kerosene, the safe, household fuel. / We Can Meet Your Needs’' Phone 53 And Perfections need no watching, as Mrs. Meddick says. Set the flame for a particular cooking n e e d — hiih, with yellow tips I # inches long, Tor quick frying; pr low for simmering—and you can trust it =r to remain for hours as y o u set it. Each burner is independently operated, and gives every range o f heat, as you want it. I Buy a Perfection now for your Florida J home. Equipped with from one to five i burners, prices vary from *7.00to*120.00 1 , for our finest range with built-in oven. mmty PsMF£CTIOfir CO.MfASY. C h P tU n d . OU* ^ �D HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1926. salt! stork shall l>. Davison. C. L. BrltlT A. I . I ti nltu«*V ifhvrfof selling orders. A number of C Rllllluns a - which f I. v - U w s or t h « eor- 11. A. Newman. A. IL Kkir, , UJlf *. *kt » 1 ituad. a ml ah a res drpjuwd below their low |iruvld«4 Ihorlssil h> the laws II a tub W. \V. C. tttnltb art* J< H. pnil lo, me W f l l ' kknown ihtw t l l » 7th »lay- o f Jan Agtlfes ni' fhe outset. U. 3. Steel r/ n V -'rliC "’Ttoi'rapital stock »nsy b^ Chlttsmlcn, ir i* .V Inm-itied from time t o time s e ­ lb hs the tvernahx -who execute JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 8._-(yr) j t 0lnK down to 10f»!4 and AmeHcan er nil n* t « , D HELM A TIIO IU I I* W and AKT1CI.1 I j j ______ N-Mry I — ------- ------— . ------ .p r e ­ C^n to —CotqHHan 4rtd quotation: The term fo r which saW corpora­ the My rnnttnl»s!cn expires J Woolwortfc lost 8% . Call .loans tion shall exist shall toe perpetual, f r r « vailing on tha Jacksonville m arket purposes therein ex |ir,-n, ,1. i» :t. -d ' today as reported by tho Florida renewed a t the unchanged ra te of ■ The corporation shall he oomluetS tate M arketing Bureau: * 4 per cent. c i i>y iha rclipwina officer*. to-w|t» jriupqltex of miscellaneous vtpbleat, one or _more Vlce-prts!n presld_________ il-ota,. a secretary, amt treasurer C lh c X c O , j f n - 6 l " ) —Industry is contributing the largest indi- c-Ablc* very light, particularly all aen,-raf muhaaer 4nd a board of dlgteen vegetable* wanted; deni Ind XOTlfK not. less Ihan (tpikji'w# a 11 J i T « 7 ? n S r I g J j w g ' Vi,l“al ■ W.«K>. -h lc h main- good; nmv'epiSmt light; m arket shall ue elected nt the N two fellowships open to grad­ >etlntc o f the stockholders strong for good stock. tUnd on the college campus and, *ntUduring ..the first fifteen Bean*—U rtcn, ham pers, practi­ f t n i r m mi- r-rai-’ i.i r lorui.t. Ul* v fltd- with the 'flnaing*. Is nnnuaily ual® stu d e n t’, only. Mora than T.ill.,li.i ,.t, it,,, m , day of Jn.i-, «*>•* in January, o f>1 ,* e h yeSr, M l cal'** none *>n m arket. »contributing thousands of dollars f/.'.PhO Is available to atd’j r ' - .>,) u ta y .b o t !»-. f i b I i-ttrra lu trllt. *he number o f d l r•eclur* r Ull.-j lawn• Of o r by the Cukor—P - r dozen, '.‘n ot house, ■, ,..ti ija«l.ltu.u uuus,jf i .ll.tU w ll «f file bYjlQS, to Middle W estern colleges and the .U niversity of 'M innesota, In Huiblfttir-and Loan AMooUilon. un"«>ckl,oblerx a t.a n / a»nbat I — wantinguniversities for specialized work in research scholarshios. N early fancy, $2.23@$2.00. .1 Two mor* ot of «ueb * " u vorr more such offices may b* (ter lint io liiiw ing proposed caaxno-l 1 E g g Plant—Standard crates m e­ t^toir research laboratories. f ter,. th*. _ o rig rixlnal ln a T o f whlcn which Is now •*»<* filled br the snme person, every departm ent of the university fancy, $3.00@$3.E0. on file !n the o ffle e o f the ftecre-1 The n »m «s o f the o fficers who nre ,T Tho steel m anufacturer, the m in­ has received one or more substan­ diums, tar;, <.f ihe .’ . lato o ( Florida. i to conduct the business nntll those Peppers—Std. ert. green, belles, Witness otir names this Til, day o ft elected a, the first artnual election ing engineer, the m eat packer and tial gifts. fancy mostly. $4.00@$5.00. ■ “ ** “ ----sliall be iiuallfled ore January. A. D., 1JZ«. • tho chewing gum m anufacturer nre A num ber of scholarship* in Frank L. W oodru ff. President Tomatoes—-0* Fla. fancy, count K H A NK L. W OODRU FF, appropriating funds fo r the e x ­ social science and political econo­ and J. D. Davison. Vlce-Presldknt J. l>. Davison. stock $5.00@$0.00., ~ o. L. UrlU. Hecretary penses of student* w anting to do my nro open to stptfenta n t tho C. t i l i lt I T T , Tomatoes—0s Fla. choice count A. L lletts. Treasurer, A. U IIKTT.J. so c ia liz e d work and fo r the m ain­ U niversity or Chieago. For tho and stock, $3.50@$L50. nnd R. A. Newman, A. U. Key. W, I t A. N E W 41AN, tenance of special departm ents, study of m eat packing nnd hand-, H. Hand, W. W. Smith nnd Joe A. It. KEY.. Squash— H am pers and bu erts. D. Chittenden shall be nnd eonnnd In stru cto rs/ Com- Hng processes, an annunl gift of smnll, equlpm cnt ____ yellow $4,50(1 )@$5.r.o; MIDile the hoard o f dlrcctora of the mercial nnd professional orvnnizn- $2,500, for threo years, ha* been A h iic tE A o f , I n c o r p o r a t io n company. * , Squash—Hamper* and bu erts, . OF tions are joining a widening va­ made. Approximately thirty-five small, white $3.50(®$L00. A R T I C L E VI. Srntlnolr Cnunty IliUldlaK and l.onn riety of industries in providing for scholarships, for sudy in a wide The association shall hnyo power tu srlsIlsN , Cabbage— lH bu, hampers, $2.50 to borrow money for Its r<>rpornte The underHiKacil do hereby assnstu d y In their own or general fields. vnriey of sUhjec* are maintained @$,1.00. cl.-Re itienr.< tves toaether tor the purposes anti to Issue Us evidence In m ost cases, the scholarships a t.th o University of Illinois. .Tho Sweet Potatoes— Per cwt. $2.50 purposy o f iiceomlnK Incorporated of Indebtedness therefor to ntt narid fellowships a re given to s tu ­ Income from n fund of $10,000 In @$2.75. a j a body r'>t|io|;ate under tile laws motint not exceeding tw en ty -five the Htatc of Florida under the per c-nt o f its vross assets. dents who will mnko snccial study available to a fellow in chemistry Oranges—B otes, fancy fount of A R T I C L E VII. cnrnotale name o f Fenilimle Courttv in the field in which the donor is or chemical engineering. Tim total amount of the stock anil stock, $3.50@$4.00. Rulbllng and l.i.an AsSoelatbm and subscribed fo r le Four Hundred directly interested, An nsphalt the fo llow in g nrtlcles of In­ Oranges—Boxes, cholco count adopt Of unusual interest among tho nnd fift y shares, tlie nar value of corporation company contributes to study of NorthwesternU niversity scholar-1nni' stock, $2.50@$3.00 which Is 11no.no per share, and the A R TIC LE J . asphalt m aterials, n chemical m an­ ships are n num ber of young m en’ G rapefruit— Boxed, fnney count The nstne of iliis corporation shall names and residences of the suliKcrlbers and the amount of stock bo Seminole Couttty Ilu|ldlnK and ufacturer .offers flnnncial nfd for interoRted in fire insurance nnd n i- 1nh‘* *tdck, $3.00@$3.50. sahscrlhed for hy each Is us fo l­ Loan t ‘i.sorlatlot,. study in commercial chem istry and lied lines of business. Provided Grnpefruit—Boxes, choice count lows A R T I C L E II. W IT H A w o l t n T O T I I K W IS E T O E C O N O M IZ E — tho mining concern lends n helping by cortnin of the large fire insur­ and stock, $2.00@$2.50. The motcral nature o f the IninlFrank. L. Woodruff. Hanford, Fla. pesn to be trnminntrd by snbl cor- SO shares. hand to the student interested in ance companies, they cover full porntloii is in om-tiur.-itfc tItrifl nnd J. D. Davison, Sanford. Fla., r»u ceramic*. One hig pvoducor of tuition for the university's twoNoon Block List fW ln u * amom Its members, to nc- share*. rnilrond equipm ent maintain* tw en­ Vear course in fire insurance. cumiilnte fniult fo r tlie use mid L nritt. Sanford,' Fin., N’F.W YORK, Jan. 8.— (iP)— (,|- its mend ers for porch n - mIi nres. ty scholarships for scientific tra in ­ Merchandising and advertising nre Alli<*l Cheui. & D y e '.... l t n u benefit no Fla.. A. D Il«'l tn. Hanford, Ins reti estate, htivlna. Imlldlnu or ing of agriculture nnd nnimnl hus­ concerned in Bovcral scholarships A merican Can .................. Improvin', prepertv nnd for such Millin'*. bandry. The fellowship* and open to both men nnd women. N e « man. Sanford, Kin., no other purposes nn may lie authorised It A. American Smelt. & Rofg. ....143M« by l.i u relating to biiltdlna and MhiireM, scholarships vary in vnlue from 77'ii loan :i«rme|at lobs. The principal Scholarships a t Ohio State Uni­ American Sugar ......... no Run fun!. Fin.. A. R. Key., $800 to $150. place of InisInesA of said corpora­ share*. 148 versity nverage $750. Among American T & T .......... no Sanford, Fla., W. B. Hnml tion “ P.ill b,- Sanford, Seminole 135 At least $21,702 is providing for them is a scholarship of $150 n Atchison ............................ Count,. Florida. ahsr»>!C. ... 132 scholarships nnd fellowships nt the yenr contributed by a Philadelphia Baldwin Locomotive .... A R T I C L E III. The authorized capital stock ofi shares. University of W'isconson. A welj- textile company nnd to go only to Bethlehem Stcrl .......... ..... -18% D. Chittenden, Kntiforil Norfolk and W estern ..... 153 Vi Hie co11 urntb>n shall be One llu n-' DoJ shares. known poster advertising eompany a disabled soldier. •Ired Ti isnnd Dollar* tllou.0rtll.uo) Northern & Pncific 75 divided iivto IU0U shrtros of the par S T A T E OF F LO R ID A . County YVV| T Pennsylvania ............. ........ ..... 54% vnflte of noe Hundred Dollars each, SrmIUole. | hcrvhy eerllfy that before me Standard Oil of N. J ....... ..... 44T» which ami he |sstied.ln series, which shall lu p.tld fur In lawful money of the nnderslKncul authority personal­ Tobneco Products ............. ..... «!l the I'ali.il Ktutes; the terms and ly tlppourtoi Frank I.. Woodruff, J Union Pncific ...!................ .....141) U. S. Rubber ................. 81 'k U. S. Steel ........................ .....135 Vj Educator’s Reports Show Big Dividends Offered By in d u s tr ia l Scholarships * rk .Goes To ter Having Strennous Save Liffe J e p u ty itrocuted kinged At Ariz., Ijjtill Innocence / .Inn. Spr­ ite of A rkansas II of two lives it daybferfk this in ’Tyrjfcs Clark, Sprinfffl'tiank rob?r of L. M. Stout, ’’ AnWtti H arris, of Deputy SherI’otep* of Ashley IOC1I tpd ill the elec* [efforts wore made eye for. Clark. Hi* pi;. of Dugger, Ind. yesterday ami un­ it clemency from Irrill. from the govorbm ther's death ^t'mg was the ocBt hrenk in camI convicted of the Stout, hanker and «ir Spring*, Inst fcft, wan a member hand of hank member* of the 1with Clark, ruidi Sulphur Springs lc town, nre now is on the state . KAPTA1N KLEAN COMES MARCHING IN T O SANFORD TODAY LANEY DRY CLEANING CO PH O NE 4 6 5 IIO E. SECOND ST. COMMERCE BODY INTENDED VICTIM WILL ADVERTISE OF REALTY MEN H O T E L OPENING SAVED BY SHERIFF SE E Y O U R MEATS CUT BY NEW YORK, Jan . 8.—(VP)— (Continued from Pago One) ( Continurd from Pngc 1) expected to resu lt from tho con­ conducted for Snnders over all sec­ Stock prices recedetl sharply nt struction of n municipal dock nt tion* of tho United. S tates since th e .opening of todny’s m arket in considerable less expense'', Mr. Mr disappearance from the home reflection of the unexpected in­ Harrison snld. of Dr. Handers, hi* son, w ith .whom crease in the New York Federal Ilownrd Ovorlin reported that he had lived since the infirmaries reserve bank re-discount rate a f t - , Je^ lho close of the m arket yestercomplaints concerning the lim itn- of old ago overtook him. Sheriff H and detailed Deputy j day. . tion of telephone installation in W as Framed General Motors broke three this city had been thoroughly a n ­ Williamson to the case ntnl the Iw ar veteran, cen­ alyzed by A. II. G arrett, district deputy immediately found th man , points on the firs t sale, and Inltifll to tho Arkansas m anager of the Southern Bell Tele­ at the Uhuliiota Inn. losses of one to nearly two points Sheriff Doolittle wns notified 1were recorded hy U. S. Steel rumjld repeated efforts phone Company, who is expected to ive Governor Ter- make a report before tho Chamber that tiie search had ended and he mon, Bethlehem Steel, Willy* Over­ in turn rounded up the gang who, land, Chrysler. Montgomery Ward, (Micy. At n public of Commerce a t nn early date. it in clnimetl, were engaged in flee­ Studehaker, Atpcricnn Car and t’« behalf Inst WrilFree Bridge Discussed the widow of the In commenting on tho advtanhil- cing the did man of his life sav­ Fnundnry nnd Baltim ore ami Ohio. I her 17 year old ity of making the Monroe bridge ing*. I*ric<;s were carried down one to No arrest* were' made as the al- four points in the fira t wave of jiposed the petition a free crossing, J .G. Ball declared ..... ........................... tiint the contract entered into by tin*' leged "windier* made good most of I selling but ntrong buying support vernort announced | bridge owners and Seminole c<m^ ^ p o rtr* 'cu rre n t todaycc,,n in,r to rt>‘ , soon appeared rind immediate rally from tho low levels was under way intervene, Clark | ty p ro v id ctlJo r the assessm ent __________________ r>Me tor his wife by toll only f o r a limited period. Mr. j rs IT AA I 'M / at n a m v t before tho end of tho first half i justcii comjienoa Ball ntated th a t tjie specified period O liiV I llN O L /llf L > A p J l v hou r. U. S. Veterans Bit hnd cither elapsed or wna about to Hudson opened 5 U points Jowgr year* he served, in rlnp*^, and In nccordancb with his 118 hut soon L-limbed Imck to 121 [fncrican legion offi suggestion a edm m ittee composed Early losses of 2 or more point* his applicntion will of W. B. Williams, J. U. Ball und also were recorded Jiy Remington n fnvnrab’ly, as tho A.'.I*. Connelly was appointed by Typewriter, American Sine! ring, icnsation law make* President Edwnrd Higgins to con­ ( Continued from Page 1) United Cigar Stores, Sears Roe­ fer with the County Commissioners statem ents showed an increase of buck, C and 0 and Allied Chemical. with a view tow ard freeing the more titan 30 p e r cent in nusinesn Norfolk nnd W estern opened a Inn Is Hanged bridge from toll until the state transacted during the past year ac­ point lower nnd then bounded upto officials of the institu- wnrd t<f n new record high at 154 3TATE P R I S O N . road departm ent took over the De- Icording ?n. Peoria and Eustorn touched Iris., Jan. 8.—(ft1)— Land road and provided free pas­ tion. In commenting on this fact Mr. 22, the highest quotation in over : Lawrence, 27, of sage for all time. la., was hanged at Mayor ForreRt Lake reported Luke stated thnt the policy of the n year and Pacific Oil ndvanced lis morning for the thnt the radio broadcasting com­ hank was two-fold first to build up 214 point*. iU own bus met*, and secondly vo ieoniX policeman, GencriO Electric held 3^i point* m ittee had completed arrangem ents [ting on tho-- trap with the -Rollins College station for give alm ost equal '.attention to the above last night's close. JVmericun development of Sanford. a short statem ent tho .observance of Sanford's first Can 2U and Mack Truck 2. Spec­ “ The rem arkable growth thnt ulative ‘not guilty," and program On Thursday. The nature interest in the foreign ex­ this institution ha* experienced in change was d people who wore divided between a drop .of tho program has not yet been ■the last year is attributable to this . . ____. with him in hank'i active interest in the es- * nearly five points, to 3.8 cents lilent prayer, decided.upon, he added. in French francs nnd a 10 point tnhlisbmcnt of new industries nnd laid Ijiwrcnec was new m anufacturing -plants nrfe rally in Danish kronen to 2J.K8 ho had evek- seen Dalmatian insect powder is made more than to the ability of it* of­ ten ts on tho establishm ent -of a f». BeforeV;oing to new $10,000,000 Dnhish credit. De­ Ibcr, Lawfcnco rc- from a kimf of chrysanthem um . ficials," ’Mrt Lake stated. Inylhgja g uitar mand sterling held firm a t 4 .8 ^ * . “ ft is the policy of our direc­ vpanish love song British Isles rainfall records aro tors to .extend n liberal band to - The vigorous rally which reduced of. ago. now taken a t 5,000 d ifferent places. those who would locate in Sanford early losses in, many Instances to Jan. 8,—(/P)— and wc believe thnt th o pursuance fractions nnd carried Delaware anti Mr. Ilownrd Amason with HtorrsPgro, was executed Srhncffcr Tailoring Company of and Jgt'ckawahn American Brakethis morning for Cincinnati, will be a t B. L. P erk­ of thi* plan will in the year 1025 shoo* United EYult und the Ameri­ result in the greater development lo*eph II. Vaughn, ins Friday und Saturday to take Instun Solent. Twq mriiHureir.-.'nta for now Spring of this comhiunity witli a corrca- can Ag. Chcni I hsuos 3V4 to 4 m in istered before | Sulla. Call and l e i ‘him fix you ponding increase in tlie amount of points nltov'd yesterday closing was pronounced dead., up. Deliver when desired. stopped hy n renewed avalanche ol bur deposits.” io the crimo fo r | tcuced fo die. OFFICERS NAMED FOR, YEAR 1926 SAYS O U T O U R W AY FUTURE IRIGUTER u l ’n g e’l ) ' I (tly. eatimatb tho each'ow npntnit tly, plan for.hum! HbftTcmw ; urgently newlod. By Williarps R EA L E S T A T E BARGAINS 2!) ncrt'.s on Onoro Avenue' between Mellonville nnd Ohio Avenues. (In city limits. 15 acres on Ohio Avenue nnd Mnrifuctto Avenue. I 1-2 acres homesite on Silver Lake, fronting Ohio A vo. 50 ncre.s nrnr Monroe tlrjnvbritlge. Beautiful prop­ erty. We have installed nnd nre ntpV operatirift "Jim Vaugn'* H ER B ER T O. CRIPPEN Owner NEW SA N ITA R Y ELECTRIC M EA T C U rfE lR E?»m„by T' ^ »ot-who declared not have been guilty ^.^H A hvilie. limit - ...... . \ i * ; 4i • which cuts steaks, chops soup bon'es, etc., by electricity. Come ami bring your friends to wilncss this ifttOMAtih# perform ance. ... , v THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC <. TEA CO. Will Make t ■ I Your Dollars Go F a th e r Saturday Specials Round and Sirloin Steak, per lb....... , . . 2 2 6 Chuc^Steak, per ..... . life Pot Roasts of Beef, per lb........ T5 to 206 mi Porto-Rfba Yarns, 6 lb. f or...... — v V ---------- t ' *7^ ^ — r— --------- :------- , Also other bargains, Pterity of nifce fat hens. * • See W hat* a Dollar Will Buy This* iWeek i fl"*'*t,* 4 *»,» 4 4* Fourth and Sanford 10 CANS CAMPBELL’S SOUP And one free for Kood measure .... Lm M*4UM V $i.ooj ; 7 CANS IONA BR AND CORN And one frte for ' • ^ Nice White Bacon, pound ............ (PI A A J l» y U Compound Lard, pound.... ............. 10 CANS PORK AND BEANS And one freerfor Rood measure............................-................... ' ^ 8 lb. Buckets Lard 7 CANS IONA BRAND TOMATOES l\\w ■; ts ! imntc all maM In th at way can jmber of cars which for locaj shipment It Is said. situation is steadMr. Ilorrison hopeful th at duvelto materialize two week* will *n. Ciols to definitely niluntee tho delivery of Yuntlior of earriorn to slty." ^ % i•. I, ,N. C., Jan. 8.—(j\*i— the w arrant for i n , on n. speeding j ihylllc, N. C., on Dec. u n c o .of a new w arrant ivcm or’s chauffeur was • **V • • * « t •• - i5 » M irelght roquireBng industry will perm it hoard, many building ty may ho allowed! fwithout interrup­ To Withdraw Jr’s Warrant f t .• '* r The 700 West First St.. Sanford | Rood m e a s u r e B O V S , 'iO O V Z . Lqt-T M tS S VAMCE Before. — m ow m e e t n t t w i f e .* s< f f * #»( r 5 , , , , Ah^ one free for *. . , . (food measure *■**•*«••**•*•»*'•**'!»*»•********»#****v«»***# C | AT ^ 12 ROLLS PACIFIC BRAND TQILET ^ 1 .*'■ F.J PA PER A nd one f r e t fo r •*»**•** • • * ** $J.Q0; I ROcd m e a s u r e ■ $v^vlU4t; iSyNOMs*,1 'f* i j ' L 'iiJ * ^ i t ‘' ” ■- Creamery Butter, p o u n d .............. . . Nut Oliomatgeripe, pound ............... . 2 Cans N6. 2 ...... ..... . 2 Cans No.. 2 P e a s .... ......................... M * $• V ■"* it 1U f %3?v*Si And one free for - *J good measure. . ' ’ HOKAR - ........ A m e ric a ’s B le n d , p o u n d Mb 8 i......... 1 Jones D aily Farm Sausage, pound .... t - ' „. . . ^ .• j ' *' ^ Apalachicola Oysters, q t 12 BARS IVORY SOAP r'. '} ' " v - ■1 1 n m �-.£1% i i* ■r »- ' fry? m , » jltf O A .4 . ri£ r* (* ,t . ., / *A) " ■. *-. ** - —w r Vf." • }S-is - r: ■ fBtA* THE SANFORD HERALP. FRIDAY, JANUARY A 1926. * .v * »—jt»% t .» •'lii**,*.. SB F O U R ie Sanford Herald / Just Beginning* to Grow ' Yesterday Herald headlines told the world that th e b a n k deposits of the three banks of Sanford had made a gain of eighty per cent during the year and th at nearly six ntartd a t Second CJ*»* Maitar. ob*r 17. »U. «t tM millions of dollars are now on deposit, while one year ago Sanfonl, Florida under Ac^ of krch I. l i l t . there was about half th at amount. 1 CHO. M ilo v an d M a n ag e r u ifB siilr! Do you grasp the meaning of all this? i% S...... .......A aaaelala (L JO*K*.‘Managing rtgg r-mtort** information, like this, which brings forcefully to mind . l.l R . ....................... ... l » ...... u rR IP T IO *tb* the great growth and development that is taking place On* Tea r— i t . * * 81* Montfia Pellearrd In Cltjr by t a rrle i here, finds its way through the newspaper to a public which week. lie. W eekly Kdlllon per rear. _________ has almost gotten to the point where it takes the establish­ a n t e t At. r o m K i *a ii obituary notice*, card* of thank*, reaolu- ment of new’ records as a m atter of fnct. tlona and notice* of entertalnrnenta More than two and a half million dollars more are on where charge* nre mad* w ill be Charged fo r at regular a d »erll»ln g deposit in Sanford banks today than there were a year ago! jjjjtt*U; " ' S R N iic n AaaociATKii PitF.ea In twelve months' time the financial institutions of this ‘ The Akeocleted' I’ r*** '•t» eiclu*- city have nlmost doubled their deposits! Do you get the entltled to the uie for r*Mbflcmlion of ail new* rtlapntch** significance of these figures? Do you realize w hat they credited to It or not otherwise credited In thl* neper and al*o the mean in the genernl prosperity of your community ? local newa publl*h#d herein. All rlghta o f repuhllcatlon of special If banks nre doubling their deposits in a year's time, dispatch** herein are al»o renerved without doubt other business enterprises are doing equally FRIDAY. JANUARY «. 1926 ns well. Merchants must be doing twice the business they used to do. Vnrious lines of business endeavor must be —j'THE HERALD'S PLATFORM making substantial gains. The banks of any community 1*—Deeper w ater route to JarkH w flk ’ are accurate barometers of the business condition of th at 2*—Const ructJon o f. St. Johns-In- community and where you find the banks in good condition dlan H irer canal. and rapidly expanding, you will most certainly find a pco3.— Eatennlon of white way. 4. —Swimming pool, tennis courts, pie and a city that is progressive anil worth-while. etc. We, here in prosperous Florida, aro getting hardened to 5.—Augm enting of building pro­ gram —houses, hotels, a p a r t - the fact th at this is a state of marvelous achievements. There Is a certain amount of news value to that project m ent houses. 6^—Extension of street psving which fails to break nil previous records. Hnrdly ever does program . ~ anyone hear of Florida enterprises failing to grow and 7«—Construction of .boulersrd prosper quickly. Doubtless we will become so nccustomed around la k e Monroe. 8.—Completion of city beautifica­ to healing of the great things thnt are being done that we tion program . will fnil to appreciate the meaning of it all. P ^ —Bxpansion of school system But Sanford is just starting. While the records made with provision for’ Increased fa ­ cilities. _______■ 1______________ here have been wonderful, they will be regarded ns nothing when compared with what will he done here in the days BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY that are ahead of us. Predictions made today that seem GOD SEER AND CARES—'"And ridiculous and almost impossible will next year appear as she called the name of the I<ord entirely too conservative. th a t spake unto her, Thou Qou wee* It we all keep boosting and building we need not be sur­ •me.” Gen. 10:13. PRA Y ER—jO Lard, w hither ihnll prised at the great things that Sanford will do in the com­ I go from Thy Spirit 7 or w hlthir ing few months. Sanford is ju st beginning to come into shall 1 flee from Thy presence? If I ascend up into heaven, Thou nrt its own. m rr ****»• ■ter ■« U a f tH . M *vlte I I I Ma*w*tla A«»»* r :ST I yi m f a v o r i t e f o r e i g n f r o l i c s —t h e s h a k e d o w n As Brisbane Sees It M r. Boh, and George . Born In Taxicab* -■< Overhead W aste G arter Bouquets . s By ARTHUR BRISBANE ri AHD-ZZ'GBIMO SPEAKS OF ' 5 G E E aT 5 ffa riT - oorti«ki it**. ar n»r c*. TH E CHICAGO Dally New* cele­ brate* It* fiftieth anniversary and all congratulate th e late .V ictor Lawson and' the living Melville Stone on the uieful new spaper they gave the world. The Chicago American, which has the Dally News for Ita only worth-while competitor, aDo feels cheerful, In spite of its youth. Selling at three cents a copy five days a week and five cente on S at­ urday, against the Daily News' uniform price of two cents, the Americnn circulation leads the Daily News by seventy thousand dally. M W iaT o n , Poi RBA JIM IM IJ Phona m-W l napr*aemu« I Real , Earle! EkTAt,] Lobby Pnl, Sanford MR. BOK, able winning young Americun, bom In Holland, says th l, nation ought to be In' the league of nations and finances his opinions liberally, which ! Is his right. He accepts the world court ns n deslrnble first step townrd the league. Another able American, born here, named George W ashington, thought thin country ought to keep out of Europenn entanglem ents. He fought his way through one entanglement, ami did not want any more 1 Km lA U T O ' ■td*.q«rt*|w Cn«hl*aa „ iii P b o s* n * -j r f v t * T#p« hm.1 ■Id* CirtaJi, p j { Model Dodge Garag, i a? BUT WASHINGTON is dead, not olearly remembered In aonie quarters. Mr. Bok is alive, witli money to spend. You remember about the “live dog nnd dead lion?" You will learn from this adm inis­ tration what it thinks of a dead Washington, ns compared with a live Bok. FTTg M 4 rm not Naifkl ter evenlnui—V for a better p i advent*** of onri rlnRHPi iJ t y p e * r u m * no. ni the sanfonl ij, TWO BABIES wero bom in I Chicago taxicabs y esterd ay .. The former emperor of Germany was nlmost born in n stag e conch while his mother, daughter of Queen Victoria was traveling. A' village doctor, frightened by the announcement that ho m ust be By IRVIN S. COBB careful of the heir to Prussian th e re ; If I make my bed in hell, throne, lost his head, pulled on th e, before my day, but in immediately rntsed. Stony, pouch­ behold, Thou a rt there. If I take unborn baby s arm, causing a derm m trv thrv still talk about ing tho contributions, hurrieti fi forth • th e wing* of . the morning, and fortuity still existing. n convention which was held one upon his mission. dwell In the utterm ost part* of the Four o’clock cninc and the con­ tim e to select a nominee for rnilte a : oven there ahull Thy hand An Associated Press dispatch from Tampa describing THAI ST O in wns told this j*yuJ commissioner of our district, vention re-convened. Stony ami his lead me, nnd Thy right hand shall the efforts of the Tampa Kiwnnis Club to suppress reports of writer by the great French doc- ..... ... ................................. The |Jn||ot |ial|„t the vote stood a prey being still missing. hold me; smallpox cases now prevalent there, is one of t h e most sur- tor, Bruunsequnrd. who went to tjlTbrtwci-ti the candidate from the chnirmnn, ordering the next ballot, prising and unbelievable news items to come tinder attention )\bidsnr f astir . nt Queen \ic to r - upp,,,. ,,f ti„. district and the bade the secretary to cnll the roll, TO A FRIEND ; . ,, . ., . i i . • wl ti .. in s etimmnnd, to see the child’s candidal)' trom our end of the state not hy county but by calling each Tin, t . 1,0.1 run n,v fortune thru in rt' L'L,nt m o n th -4 * ft,ul o n e th ftt WOUl‘1 lint receive T h e Her- ' nrm, some time later. which «us the extreme southw est­ separate delegate of each county VAion I shall run aid’s credence had it emanated trom * less reliable sources Brnunsequnrd added thnt any ern end. It was agreed eurty In by name, ns wus the rule. A lpha­ To balance life's long bank nrone good doctor might well have thp proceedings that no proxies betically, the county from which than the Anaociatcri Press bureau count , , , ,i cured the deformity, doc might he given, but thnt every the upstate delegate came wus f mnny u ' - but l' “ *fifty n ,t " ,)00r I shall not, ns the misers do, For had the four newspapers ofe r», Tampa consented to t h e ,t0„ were ,too for thcJ In money **«k soma large amount: delegnti must vote by name for reached before the county from ^ But 1 snail claim these treasures seventeenth century suppression tactics suggested by the Ichild. The consequence was which Mr. Bugg enme. himself. Enter you will tend or children Lhat „„ t|t.|,.Kat e could go back Ju st as the secretary hnd pro­ club, no news reports of the smallpox cases existing in Tampa which Bueh sordid souls can’t compre­ would have been broadcast to the nation, and an unsuspect- horn "in Hight. five mile* up. he-1 h<)nu, „nd leave n friend behind to gressed ns fnr ns this up-state tween Seattle and Salt D ego anti cnst hjH vl)te for him. county, tho door of the convention hend. 1 They building opened nnd the little cross­ I n 'countless ways God made me ing traveling public would have been allowed to enter the Jh/u^i^'^nachine'w ilT^be "r'o".f” 1. , v,,u> for city's gates with no warning of the really fiiinEgrou^gituu-i christened “genuiog; stork."wo^nYghtx^and s t m the dead- eyed “man appeared—alone. He I t wn* iftjiVuclt to ’be'yoiir frYerid! tlon now confronting the community. v | -------Jlock lasted. Finally, on the third sw-ayed like nn nspen but he still PRES. . F. Edson White, of Ar- day nt noon, the convention took a Imd powers of locomotion. He Ill taking this action the Tampa club has violated the ,, Some ther© must he with wealth wabbled up the hall. He came to spirit of Kiwarns, tho spirit of rampa nnd the spirit of Flor- u.a mil)ion (lo|luiV lt^ rc o(f tht. recess until four P. M. where a shadow lay across the atfd fame The backers of the lower state To bpast their selfish, pnltry deeds itla, where the common welfare has ever been regarded as of east „r distribution nnd other over- candidate took advantage of tho nfale. lie stopped nnd rolled up B ut * shall say ‘twin* mine to claim greater importance than the prosperity of any one city or he.ul, this year. If he succeeds, recess to hold a caucus and discuss his trouser legs and waded through k A privilege man sorely needs, section. that will l>c $39,000,000 similarly ways and means for circumventing it nnd fell into his own seat ju st NA gentfer blessing God bestowed m i idf, in three years. the enemy, if so be any such ways in time to nnswer to his name and On me unto the journey’s end, No doubt the, Tampa JCiwaniuns were ac tuated by I In . Combination* make savings posnnd means might lie devised. In to cast the vote which gave the . To share the burden nnd the road most intense civic loyalty, but surely this tendency to con- tilde. The public should h«vq tho midst of the caucus there rose nomination to his candidate by a I t w*» my luck to be your friend. plurality of one, leaving the o p ­ eeal a situation affecting the future reputation o f rhis on- brains enough to encourage by up a gentleman and his name was position utterly stunned nnd flab­ Brave, gentle soul, my life has run tire- state is distorted, misguided and unwholesome loyally ‘ ombinations. and keep some of the Stonewall Jackson Hugg, but ho bergasted. was (tetter known us Stony Bugg, .Through kindly channels and se- that is not typical of Tampa or Florida; a class of loyalty s,,v"Uf!4 "r The chairm an hnd ju st declared Stony had an inspiration. He ex­ , ' . repe, ' ,V . ■' , the result nniid tbe applause of tho that should draw censure from all Floridans, Kiwanians and THERE IS a howl ngninst u plained that he had got on quite Victorious I n all th at I hove ever done faction, when ngnin the Tampa citizens. friendly .term s with an opposing nropoaed combination of bakers, I'v e had your stren g th on which to door swung open nnd n limp heap, delegate from up tho state, a little, . , lean. A spade ennnot bo called a trowel when it is of true spade But in oiu* city, each shop selling sickly-looking, cross-eyed man. It nttired in tousled garm ents, fell In th a t I'm richer fa r than they wholesale buk- seemed thut they hnd exchanged in nnd Iny upon the floor where it W ho havo but MUow gold to spend dimensions. Dr. K. C. Levy. lam pa health officer, reports f,„m l(.n t(J conversation and fine-cut chewing had fallen, nnd was recognized as tho situation in t h a t city ns bordering on an epidemic. In a e r‘* wagons every day. F o r I can p roudly boast today Stonewall Jackson Bugg. Some I t was my luck to bt» your friend. statem ent issued in connection with the Kiwnnis Club’s a tWb» pay* for those wagon* and tobacco, and had found their tastes subtle homing instinct, working be­ in thoroughbred horses ran irt the EDGAR A. GUEST, tempted suppression of the news of smallpox prevalence, Dr. ’ r,lc bimilica thnt eat the same channel so now there wns a hind tho nlcholic veil, had directed . --- ---------------his footsteps back to the place ____ Levy characterized the club’s actions as "regrettable.” The bond between them. How m any New Y ear's resolu­ w hich»he had been carrying Ip Herald believes th at stronger term s are applicable. We warm­ tions are you.atlll keeping? ,**■ Mr. Bugg’s idea was this: He his. mind just before his mind left THE "GARTER bouquet" of real --------- o------— ly sympathize with Tampa’s plight, but certainly no right flowers is announced in Philudel-j would go straightw ay and seek out W e really don’t see why it is too thinking person can either sympathize with or condone the pliiu, forget-me-nots, presumably the little cross-eyed man and would him. Friends run to him nnd ruised his head. Re breathed ‘ fate to make your resolutions now. just below the knee, Women | tlire him nIT to some out-of-the-way heavily hut otherwise gave no sign* nlmost criminal actions of Tnmpn's Kiwanians, and the most worn ■-------- o--------' spent centuries hiding their legs, grocery—they culled them grocer­ It'* surprising thnt a man of charitable disposition' of this astounding' suppression a t­ even with dresses sw eeping. mic­ ies in those days—nnd there, under of conscious life. They shook him, they heat him upon the chest, they Wn age and capabilities fiddles tempt would be to attribute such action to blind, unreasoning robes from the ground. cover of friendship, treucherously cnllcd to |dm by his own name ahd vu ground tho way Ford does. loyalty. Now they exhaust ingenuity, would ply his intended victim with by other nanien. — o---------calling attention to their legs. strong waters until the latter was - ----------------------o---------------------- . “Stony,” they cried. “Stony, lisConditions are said to be im­ in a state of helplessness. proving In Russia. W hat’s the mut­ cn! why n’t you get him dru n k ?" FLORIDA'S CLIMATE. IN my opinion, in Iho finoal I n j E C u l T . “ Boys," snid he, “this yere'll be te r, have they killed off a few BolWith difficulty 'he lifted om* the Union, possibly in the world. Florida’s soil, it is main- harness, no stockings, sometimes, ihe way of it: I'll get him so drunk drowsy eyelid. With yet greater tMWpryttt? he can’t remember his own name. difficulty ho focussed n wobbly and tallied, is more fertile than the Mississippi delta. Florida's ‘" k1’ tit,c "kirts. Conditions :must he improving sky—young people, bear me witness— is the most romantic But you may be sure th at buck I’ll get him so drunk he won’t be uncertain eye upon the distressed In European countries. It is now of it all usefulness and wisdom able to talk, walk, or stand up. countenances of those who bent considered profitable to counter­ in the firmament. Florida's benches nre unique. Florida’s lire at work. Man’s dull dress And then I'll stow him away in'u over him. fruit is delicious. Can it be said that people are forced to evolution is about over. Woman’s corner sbmewhero to sleep it off , “ W hish?" lie inquired thickly. fe it their money, ---------o — and I’ll leave him there nnd I’ll bo i "W hyn’t you get thnt feller visit the most liveable spot on earth for six months in tho | only starting, Let us hope thnt "Grade Cross­ back a t the hull in plenty of time to drunk like you promised? year? Are the hundreds of thousands—millions soon—who ing Observance Dny” “will be ob-, . . . . . .. ., , . . , cast my vote and bust up this here .................. CI1ARLES«E. Welch, grape juice He half freed "him self from the nerved by observing the crossing annually visit r lorida, forced to .spend their vacation in a m anufacturer, ardent advocate of tic. All you boys got to do is ju st supporting arm s. Hia chest rather than rtu« day. i climate where overcoats and Hiiow-shovels a l’c unknown? prohibition, has died suddenly of make up a purse to buy the licker heaved, his voice gurgled in his acute indigestion. You will now with and I'll do the rest,” thront. Knowing Stony's magnificent ca­ bear the ungodly, including some "D runk?" he echoed blankly. physicians, say that Dr. Welch pacity his heurers gave loud cheers. Then proudly, as recollection came -mild not have died had he taken By subscription n sum deemed to back to him: “ Huh, boysh, I got -^^ I ••• bSILfWIIW >*.* IIUI. "little wine for his . stomach's be amply sufficient for accomplish- that lir raskil so dadbiumed drunk suko," ing the intended strntugem was I couldn’t see ‘im!" forced, indeed, it ha.s been delayed thousands of years. For Naw that almost everything else it has always been there, green, shimmering, fragrant, ro­ 1* back U) normal, we UUgbt have THE GREATEST doctors in the Prince o f ’Wale* fuvor us with mantic, waiting for man to come and discover it.—A rthur Europe told E. H. Hnrriniun’s rel­ another of hin well known fulls. Somers Roche in Cosmopoltan Magazine. TAMPA TRIBUNE atives th a t he need not have died ------------o-----------so young had he taken good light “M ntiufuctqrcrs To -Establish wine in moderation, to help his Tho record of 1(1 lynchings infest in the South. Radio Sthndnrds”—headline. Are D E T O U R ' digestion. 1925 exactly equals that of the pro- All but one of the lynchings laBt they for tho ueriuls or doe* it mean Other doctors said that Presi­ vious year. If there be regret th aty c ar wero in the South nnd nil were MIAMI HERALD th a t we are all (o get the turne dent Harding died of indigestion quality of static? ^ because he continued to eat heart­ Several millions of people have it will hardly he possiblo u> mnko ily, a fter swearing off complete­ number is fur below th a t of uny,tho unenviable distinction of havBecause slip cloned witft}-Jrving intimately und distressing-1 detours any moro popular than ly. jpui Berlin, Ellin Miu-Kuy will loan a heroine yeur preceding the last two, sinco’ng been the grossest offender. In ly acquainted with t)u<‘ word ”dethey are ut ‘ present, The trouble n u t do you know that Satan records have been compiled. While fairness to tho la tte r It m ay be ten million i.dollar 1 “ tour, which has come to have u i> not with the name, but with the always finds argunientsi and, any­ W onder if young Mr. *• new .connotation in-recent years. very nature of that which bears how, no indigestion is worse than I M S * i? r“ctic0lha8 not been,alU th a t tho c ff’ccrs appear to be •In g th a t off now? „„„ ... . , ___ , . ., It is „ very descriptive word, mean­ the nunie. A tem porary route, if the bootleg poison th at men take eliminated, it has been reduced . . - - o — . . —■Its-,’-greatly from what it was but * ? " h Vi£? “Kalnst tha ing a winding away from the di it is built on the plan of the de­ for .indigestion now. sn Flowers m eet*,Shade will m t route, and those who have done few years ago. Thus progress bus v8 8 mob been made which recently lynched a negro r s shade Shade J- or Shade any traveling by automobile know tour. will cause no fewer words of FIFTY MEN and women visited A ho,u.rl‘,i l , |, . who had been acquitted of m urder ’'F low ers? I t ’ shouldn’t be how much of u winding nwny from suppressed or expressed p rofan­ A hopeful phase lies In the num -bv a white iurv Theodore Roosevelt’s grave yes­ flhada oecause because shade a direct route a detour may !v\ ii ity than ilocs w detour. • llow eiv^fpr nnaua 1 if Wisconsin will actually do terday, the s6vcnth anniversary of her of attempted lynchings frust i n t henkufgj ,to flowers It’s is quite natural that some odium trnted, ia ;j«j instances officers t ;- said' thu* ; wnni what may la- implied in the change his death. .......... » r* |s a little shady, perhaps How quickly men fade into the prevented the efforts of mobs with t J I Z , \ t !",P ,,8Bflci*l‘r i , of sign-post* it will have set «n lu’ flowery. with tho ward, riu-ro is nothing admirable exnmnle for the m a t of background a fte r death gets them. from succeeding and of these 32'——---------j------------------- —----------The FhUai hia Inquirer says along a road which causes a great- the country. If it will actually Dead- only sven years, ami Roose­ L»m,r»l.80Utherr 8lttte8’ 0 f nior* G reat prosperity is predicted for by way of « p l atlor* to its readvelt is as much a memory, a part nu2 h r Pr? ‘ 1026. But tim es promise to be era that ”» tori is the first n r , hose participating uifairly good in spite of this, of the past, as Harrison or G ar­ nmh moos. Uf 11 persona indicted fo r • ______ cousin t field. . th e family ir* n *. jL-hanging the wording on tho d e -...... , .be able to popularise the new you In the eye wht nmy TH E SH IPPIN G board, recently received ^ " n te tu e a ^ n n ^ h ^ ^ f r o n i J u s t *iec“ UM 11 nmn “ ‘J’* n th ing ig ." W i'l . ff Vu. t<vf looking.” We’ll **trike Uour signs Hercufter in that wtitc mime, If the temporally route Is soiling some ships and burning 30 days in jail to eight y*earo ^ 1 " t t iEhouTli n v l r t l « t l L deC,df'’ “ -will bear the ’ * ‘ 1 tho penitentiary,' while five others 80 4 w lthout invertigating. sliaddocg. Jtaddoc^ 0*1 1C*. — they drift.’ Temporary ro u te" Th h ' be now se different from th e d©- up other*, now asks permission received suspended sentences de* . , , : . Sanford Herald ,ni r 1 ’ Tni< rhange tour it w II soon bo a i unpopular to build two huge ocean liners. ©fruit 0 giv* a fchaddsik L ? • »n opportunity for the as the detour. PecSfe wUl pot Somebody will make money out pendent on good behavior. ThU la The children m ay enjoy learning and lkeptks’ club to learn whtfher "A even use the un it of th a t suggestion if it goes greatly in contrast with the course860” * of t«achera lost all theft when it was th « moh*Y in * Chicago swindle, i ! ffsw feL "y ntHtr Wil1 ,m#111 ««■»• • ney t.ondlti?g? They wBI through, buta but will th a t -gomebod -somebody pursued formerly, momber to -g o anfor mob mombera ' — —— ■ right at "it, fu d vihoa it lines bo th e American public th a t will rule tirelv unpunisli to taato -tint-shaddock, of Urely unpunished. A liv e lie r idm cry; ' K t t ^ t o a t * ? If yoi] of w hat justice ita why the bet ori 'tK at; U 're q u ire d -o f the is changed under such circumstam “r itnv. Wednesday, Hints*. 1 TKLKPHO _y|f. M**«ell •‘g’. . ____ MY FAVORITE STORIES l Distorted Loyalty Ur C eT M t n . w rtftTe Romance Thin ago is full of it. — Not just empty ron| the true romance of achievement, of progre* betterm ent of mankind. >»> IB ;l s*/ * '! *•* * • ADVERTISEMENTS TELL YOU WHAT IjJ MANCE OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR, READ THEM. R . R . E ld rid i REAL ESTATE AND INVEST I 216 E. Second Street 60 acre., of land on hard road and railroad atu division, price per a e r e '______ — ------------------ 42 acre* of land, ten acre* In fine grove bordcri five acre* right on railroad and proposed hignvtf ford ready to aubdlvlde, price...... .— ................ 100 lots, weat fira t stre e t with five hundred 1 frontage on aame, the very beat buy.in the city, Two lota corner T hirteenth and Palm etto, l l l i l l L - ' Three lota In Brentwood, fifty by one hundred tv**^| fo u rteen .to eighteen larg e orange tree* on each from Orlando highway, price each, term e .....— —* ' *♦ * 11 *1. One five room bungalow near EM fr Spring*, •” * In fine condition beautiful troeo, term *, price.——- - . One house and lot Glndervllto; flvti rooms, electw w ater In yard, price $3,000,0Q,7 $650.00 cash. 180 acres of land located Lake County, quarter mils 1 half flowing well land,, price per acre ................... .. 55-acre* of land on hard road, ten mllee from S M o ­ saic, price one hundred fifty pCr aero, thle property big subdivision and will pay you to investigate. • LYNCHINGS IN 1925 r.0 wiih■f-vh" TOM SIMS SAYS ■ m a n sefe. HOMES—LOTS—FARMS ACREAGE 127 1-2 feet in the th ird block on PjJ1 Ave. E astern exposure, w ith 22 room hou"l’0D is an ideal piece of property and is sure a m m aker a t the present price. For » m ent house or business property th\n can> ai excelled. Priced for quick sale $55,000.00 TERMS. One Lot in San Lnnta on Sanford A'CD I $3500.00 with term s. -^1 One 5 room house on Sanford block completely furnished. P a rt cash.a COLCLOUGH REALTY CO y Real Estate fian/ord. .General’ �[r*-- PAGE dV [ONE: 4 WOMB’S CLUB HOLDS FIRST MEET EW YEAR ON WEDNESDAY Inialneaa meeting: of the parliam entary law. These classes ’ontin’i Club fo r thin are most Interesting and of great held W ednesday after- benefit and all those Interested are a large attendance. Mrs. ------------ ----invited to join the class. There Is ight, club president, pre­ pre- no charge, and the class is open to f e r usual gracious and all those who wish to avail them ­ manner, selves of this splendid opportunthe rending of th« minutes last m eeting and reports Mrs. Edward Markell told of the :he executive board, reports French classes to be held a t a early various chairmen were date. There will be classes for beMrs. D. P. Drummond, giners as well as advanced pupils „ . j a n of the Music D epartm ent The charges will bo $5 for 12 lea. C. T. led attention to tho “ Lieurancc sons. All those who wish to join cert" to be held a t the Worn- these classes are requested tivnoMcRae, Club, on Feb. 5. I t will be tify Mrs. Markell not later than slm etto yen to the public, Mrs. Drummond Saturday. ,n fcnourvccd. Thurfow Lieurance is J Mrs. John Meisch, club treasurer, llary will L P onsidered the g reatest living com- reported 265 paid up memberships. ,,’t # Uoscr and pianist, specializing in This is nn increase over Inst year, 'ho music of the American Indian. and with tho now year starting f-V i r‘ Alia wife, Edna Wooley Leurnnce is March first, it is expected th at an w Tt-*" fa contralto of note, being •’ft!led even greater membership will be h yr'r “The Singing Interpreter of Am er­ enjoyed by the local club. ic a 's nature mu*ic." At the conclusion of the busi­ * s,.fHe vfRe On Tuesday everting of next^week ness session, Miss Leah W atters, •a ,« tog.es g - the L iterature D epartm ent mem­ of Lockport, N, Y., who is giving the{om* bers will be a t home to tho mem­ a scries of lectures a t the Woman's bers of all departm ents, their hus­ Club, gave a most interesting and bands and escorts. The program instructive lecture on Paris and Versailles, illustrating w ith sterechool will begin a t 8 o’clock. Mrs. W. L. Henley, chairm an of opticon slides. tho Welfare Departm ent, announc­ The meeting of the Gnrdon Club that the departm ent will give a will be held on Friday morning at the ed luncheon Jan. 20, to which all club the home of Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth members are most cordially invit­ on Deardall Avenue. nt tho A short social hour preceded the ^abridge ed.On Monday m orning a t 0:30 o’­ business at which time [ i t 3:15 clock. Mrs. J. C. Gibbs, club p arlia­ Mrs. D. L.meeting Thrasher and Mrs. H ar­ mentarian, will begin classes in ry B. Lewis acted ns hostesses. [a t Lib- ,Atlon under Lcnk st the LATEST FASHION HINTS FOR MILADY DY MARY MARSHALL Copyright McClure Sypdicato he Ep- Not ()w. F ur, But Many, Take M serv* High Honors fdr Coats This Winter. open Once It was the ambition of prac­ tically cvqry woman to havo a sealskin coat. In fact when you icet nt said ‘fur coat” nine out of Edge. _ , ten women who heard you would immediately think "sealskin." istesses. j \ ow there nre a dozen favorites. II meet y oU canno( persuade some women he home that gray squirrel coats nre ' not 1th Mrs. to he preferred to any other sort. J. A. Fragile? Why, if cared for as any ,_ . good fur should be, the squirrel ; coat is quite durnble, and it is— nome o gny mnny—one Qf t j,e ,noat gcni uir»<‘ly hemm ing of nil furs. An... I .A , j other advantage of the gray ’ squirrel coat is that it is suitable H ." I]y Cro.is for evening w ear ns for daytime. Sealskin hns n way of enhancing ck nt tho tewman on the good looks of certain women. ! Sometimes it is a mnrvelous transm an’s Club I former. You may, however, be one ;ein classes ; those who regard it a# rath er the club- ["mlddle-ngcU" and dull. Aa a mat't e r of encouragem ent to the woi man who owns a sealskin coat, rnture Do- please observe thnt in Paris senltne to the »kln has been revived this winter. Woman’s Of one thing be sure—i t ' has a t the club s Iridge Pn/lb at 3 o’­ Gardiner RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: MRS. FRED 8. DAIGEfe, SOCIETY 148 Hettlisl reputation of worth, like diamonds. It is easier to per­ suade a man to Invest a goodly price in a sealskin coat thnn In one of broadcloth or carncou, let us say — because he has stowed away in the hnck of his brain an enrly ac­ quired notion that senlskln is one of the valuable peltries. Mink, by all means mink, that Is tho favorite this yenr among the women possessed of that very enviable combination of good taste and a full purse. Enrly in the senson won! came from Paris thnl tho sm artest women there were wearing mink coats—and ns if by telepathy the sm artest women here began to do the same. There is n sm artness nhout broadtail that keeps it in favor among the discrim inating. The black broadtail coat has a faculty, past nny other fur, of looking sm art this year, and next year and tho year nftcr. If you nre willing, of coufsej to trdttt it with consid­ eration and to have slight a lte ra ­ tions, it will reward you by look­ ing sleek and sm art for an amaz­ ingly' long time. Personals - Parent-Teachers’to d y Members Of Sanford THOUGHTS-WISE Of South Side Holds ic e Department AND OTHERWISE Interesting Meeting Guests At Dinner Floyd C. Evans of A tlanta, Ga., was in the city on Thursday tra n s­ I t doesn’t seem as If we heard The members of the Sanford Po­ acting business. ' lice D epartm ent were entertained so much about Irish stews as we a t dinner Wednesday evening a t used to. In fact, I think a lot of W. G. Forehand oft Louisville, the Sanford Country Club. the younger generation would not Ky., is in the city for a brief stay A silver basket filled with cal­ know what you m eant by this ex­ attending to business. endulas and ferns graced the pression. Recently we hare taken center of the dinner table while most of our ideas of the economical Miss M attie Morgan has accept­ place card:i done in comic figures meat cookery from France and we ed a position a t th* Valdez as of policemen, marked the places think of tasty stews as being of cashier and telephone .operator. of the guests. At 7 o’clock s French origin. I believe th a t the tem pting six-course chicken din­ original Irish stew might be either W. A. Pattlahall of Orlando was ner was served. lemb or beef—b u t ’ many persons the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. The guests were; R. G. W il­ here took it fo r granted th a t It Tolar on Thursday evening at din­ liams, C. E. Williams, S. L. Sm art, was beef. The goodness of Irish ner a t their home on Magnolia A. H. Beckwith, and G. B G reen.1stew, or any other stew for th at Avenue. ! m atter, depends a jrre n t deal on r jp ftrty p A T ') p f '! n f t p < l ' alow long cooking. The addition of a Mrs. Fred Swarx and small son oT Jacksonville, are spending some perhaps a little turnip seems tratime here ns the guests of her 1th tho Irish stew. When parents, Mr. arid Mrs. H. II. Pattlshnll at Geneva. recipe books advise—we have a The lovely home of Mr. and little Spanish Infusion added to Mr. nnd Mrs. A. L. Stevens of Mrs. George A, DcCottes wns the the Irish stock. the Angebilt Hotel a t Orlando center much pleasuro on Wed­ A g reat forward movement was spent Wednesday and Thursday nesday of evening when Mr. DeCottes taken in American cookery, it day here as the guests of Mr. and was the geninl host at a stag buf­ seems to me when we first learned Mrs. Wurt W. W arner. fet supper, honoring the new Cir­ to use the cnsserolc. How often -j cuit Judge, Wallace W. W right when a dish Is praised especially Mrs. W. S. Jordon; who has of Quincy. the pleased housewife or cook re­ been the guest of her nUce, Mrs. formerly A veritable hnwer, was the spn- plies; "I cooked it in the casser­ Jnmes (1. Sharon, for tho past two cious with Its silver baskets ole.” This Is especially true of weeks, leaves Friday afternoon for filled home with beautiful golden calen­ m eat dishes. It would really bo her home in Jacksonville, dulas and fenthcry sprays of mai­ worth while for you to go through ____ \ den hair fcrn». These lovoly bloaThe Pipe Organ Club will meet n>ms were also used in profusion your favorite recipe book, studying nt the homo of Mrs. Seig in Edge in the lnrge reception halls and nil the casserole dishes and then make up your mind to try ench wood, with Mrs. Seig and Mrs. sun parlor. At 6:30 o’clock a one that, from reading It seems to I’ritchford as hostesses. All mem­ daintily appointed buffet supper accord with tho tastes of your bers nre asked to bo present. was served. family. The evening passed quickly in Dr. St W. W alker, form erly of w itty toasts, and exchanging of . Slinford but now of St. Petersburg tales and current happenings. In n great many households nowspent the day hero on Thursday Mr. DeCottes’ guests included «-days you find Individuals who with his daughter, Mrs. Roby a few of his intim ate friends. I for one reason or another have cut Lning and son, Shndc Walker. Those Invited to meet Judge down on the amount of salt they W right were: G. W. Spencer J r .jo n t. Those suffering from too high Victor Scaburg left Wednesday Samuel R. Dighton, Jam es G. blood pressure nre advised by their for Jamestown, N. Y., where he Sharon, Wcymnn K. White, F r e d ' doctors to reduce their salt oonwas called by tho denth of his R. Wilson, Erne:it F. Housholder, 1sumption. There nre some people father, E. U. Seaburg which occur- Forrest Rflke'.'LToyd'E, Boyle and i who always m isinterpret nny such ed Tuesday, from heart fnllure. J. C. Bills, Jr. I recommendation. "Goodness me," ----------------------------- I says ono mother, “if eating salt Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Wnlsma have r A m i M r a R T n l n v 'c a u s e s high blood pressure, don't ns their house guests, Mr. Wnl- M i m . / V i l a M I S . n . l o m i ,e t.a fn t u at ,n . it may bo only sum’s brother and his wife, Mr. «» m atter of-haW t. Rerhnps the nnd Mrs. John Wnlsma nnd their rT,, . . ] children ought not to have any. son, John Paul Walsmn, of Grand Yet of course children really need Haven. Mich. _____ I salt—rather more thnn most adults. Mr. nnd Mrs. R. E. Tolar e n te r - ' ,,ut the tendency is, in this country Rev. nnd Mrs, A. S. Peck, who t°° nuich. It in an nre spending the winter nt Coro tnined most delightfully m dinner limb) this Thursday evening at theic home on <nR>' hnl,it for '* undo 'Beach? Bench, nndwho who'spent spent thi: Pal- Magnolia Avenue, in honor of to u*c 11 hit too muon salt. And week here a t their home on on Pnlmotto Avenue leave Saturday and Mrs. Thomas T. Trap-1 when you consider that there it morning for Coronado Beach. ! " f 11 of El Paso. Texas, who ar0 ; nowadays someone at the _____ I visiting the latter’s parents, Mr. table who ought to bo very spnrCnpt. and Mrs. TbomnsT. Trap- »<>d Mrs. H. II. Pattlahall. J"* " f « t. indeed ^ n you should null of El Paso. Tex.. 'nro th e 1Exquisite red radiance roses nr- 1ho careful to useloss salt than the guests of Mrs. Trnpmdl’s p n re n ts ,'ranP°d in silver baskets were ef- j r« ip c cnlls for rath e r than more. Mi. and Mrs. H. II. Pattishnll a t fectivcly arrnnged on cabinets, their home a t Goncvn. Mrs. Trap- mantles and tables form ing n love.*1 h J jtt| iiell will be pleasantly remcmlicr- ‘L v o u * setting f o r - th is , pretty ed herons Miss Blanche Pattlahall. affair. Centering tite laco‘ covered --------dining tnblo was a large silver basMr. and Mrs. Robert E. I>ee Jcs- kot filled with red rose buds and so|> of Milwaukee, Wis., are the] maiden hair ferns. At 6 o’clock guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard, *n elaborate seven course dinner Men! Don’t miss the opportun­ C. I/m g nt their homo on Park was served. ity t<> select your new Sprlnx Suit Avenue, for n fortnight’s stay onCovers were laid for Mr. and Friday and Saturday. Delivery route to Miami nnd other points of Mrs. R. E. Tolur, Cnpt. and Mis. later. .Thvf Famous line of Slorrsinterest on the East Coast. | Thomas T. Trnpnell, Mr. nnd Mrs. Schaeffer with assurance o f a per­ -----------------------------H. H. Pattishnll, Mrs. Fred Swnrz fect fir. Call and let Mr. Amaaon take your measurements while at B, I., Per kins, vjeuige . onionll> carrota n n d poUlMa wlth Entertains At Dinner For Judge Wright 5'“""."^ Entertain At Dinner Un Inursday Evening! Important Business Is Mrs. James G, Sharon DisoussedBy EastSide Entertains In Honor All Members Woman’s Parent-Teachers’Body Of Mrs. W. S. Jordan Club Are Invited To A called m eeting of the £ a st Tuesday Night Meet Mrs. W. S. Jordon of Jackson­ Sido Parent-Teachers’ Association ----------- . r AT o I was held a t the East Side Prim ary ( School Thursduy afternoon, with • the chairman, Mrs; W. H. Single­ lumenfred, tary, presiding. if red, Mi Tho m eeting wns opened with the srger, Mi- singing of "A m erica'’, a fte r which udo: V. 11 ninutes of thb last meeting were F. Grif- rend nnd approved. Mrs. C. II. lith, Jhck- Smith, secretary, placed her resblsh, City: gnation a t this tim e due to the Ferrell 'act th at she is moving to another |ooro Hav- icctlon of the city nnd would be Huven; unable to attend tho east side m eet­ Hnvpn- ings. Mrs. C. C. McCrory wns then kne; J. E. elected secretary and press repor­ S. C.; J. te r.. Mrs. J. C. Dennett was appoint­ (ty ; V. T. ed chairman of the playground 'und, which is being raised to asvillc, Ky.: .at the Linns’ Club in equipping a public playground.. Duffin, a representative of V- Geiger, theDr. Florida State Board of Health, John Rn- ipoke of the campaign which la rdale; W. being waged against diphtheria, . A. Stev- which has taking heavy toll J. Maz­ throughout been the United States. He er, Tam­ told of preventions asked the. il tka: Mrs. co-operation of the and m others In F. Smith, fighting the disease. n, New It was voted to Join tho other Jam]; L. G. parent-teachers’ association for a McMahon, meeting to be held the third T hurs­ Bsel, Tam ; day of January a t the Sanfprd High Haymari", *enool a t which time Miss Leah , Waycross, W atters will givo a lecture. D. Dylly, Mrc. J. H. Jackson was appoint­ i n i City. ed by thd chairm an, Mrs. W. H. Singletary, as chairm an of the E ast bide playground committee. Tho pennant for this month was won by the third grade. A t the conclusion of business, a social hour waa enjoyed, the hoay appointed **sSc». Mrs. J. H. Jackson and iy Governor Mrs. Morton Thigpen serving dain­ his official ty refreshm ents. hts duties. Intcd to fill y the death _ ’ollow, who ’o r 21 years hich occurod r D- c- •I. M » Office ville who Is the charming house! guest of Mrs. James G. Sharon,] The L iterature Departm ent of wns guest of honor nt a delightful the Woman's Club cordially invites bridge party on Thursday after-] nil club members nnd their escorts noon when Mrs. Sharon entertain-, to n meeting to' bo held n e x t Tues­ cd the members of the Every Week day evening.nt 8 o'clock. Owing to unseen circumstances, Bridge Club nnd a few others nt tho piny announced in tho Year her home on Tenth Street. Book for this meeting, will not be Golden cnlcndulns nnd montanoa given, but nn exceptionally Inter­ combined with ferns were most a r - ( esting program has been arranged. tistically used in the rooms where Refreshments will bo served. tho card tables were arranged. This Is the third of a series of Marlalng the tally cards were tho evening meetings inaugurated this enrd symbols, nnd a spirited game season, and they havo been very of bridge was plnyed during the grately enjoyed. afternoon. The prize for top score among the club members, a lavendnr relish compartm ent dish, waa awarded Mrs. A. M. DcForest, who held high score. Mrs Frank Gonzales having high score among the guests, was given a box of stationery. In cutting for Most cnjoyablo In every way was the consolation prize, guest room stationery, Mrs. Monroe Hutton the bridge party given on. T hurs­ wns the fortunate one. Mrs. J o r­ day afternoon by Mrs. Alexander don was also presented guest room Vaughn, when she entertained the members of the Idlers’ Bridge Club stationery. a t her home on Park Avenue. Following the awrding of tho Gladioluses In pastel tints and prizes, the hostess served a salad pink hibiscus were arranged In and sweet course. charm ing profusion In tho rooms Invited to meet Mrs. Jordon were where tnc .card tables had been Mrs. F orrest Lake, Mrs. W. J . placed. Thigpen, Mrs, A. M. Do Forest, fter a most Interesting game Mrs. G. F. Smith, Mrs. Monroe of Abridge, scores wore counted and Hutton, Mrs. Samuel Puleston, it was found th a t Mrs. Endor Mrs. R. A. Newman, Mrs. D. L. Ctfriett was holder of high score. Thrasher, Mrs. George A. De CotRefreshm ents of patties tes, Mrs. Howard Hulick, Mrs. cheese ssndwlches, noyster bread anc Bloomfield Hulick, Mrs. E. M. Gal­ coffee were served byu t the loway, Mrs, Satnuol Dighton, Mrs. a t the conclusion of thehostess card Robert . J . Holly, Mrs. Frank J. game, Gonzalez Mrs. H arry T. Bodwell, Mrs. Vaughn's guests were Mrs. Mrs. J . G. Ball, Mrs. William Moore Scott and Mrs. W. Theodore John Meiach, Mrs. Endor Curlett, Mra. H arry Heeren, Mra. G a o m Lmgley. Daria H art, Mra. Henry W ight, Mra. John Sneed, Mrs. M ortim er Glover and Mr>. Ball. Mrs. Vaughn Hostess To Idler’s Bridge Clubrhursday Afternoon Mrs. Gray Entertains At Delightful Bridge Milton Girl Becomes Party On Wednesday Bride Of Sanford Man Mrs. B. R. Gray waa tho grac­ ious hostess on Wednesday aftar2!hen *be ontiS gained Ihe Gug Tym " bridge club a t her h°ni«i on w e st F irst 8treet. Stufff u, atea wcr® plxcod on tho card tables and were enjoyed during tho game. i Tile1p^ xe *or high score, a love­ ly Oriental powder Jar, was won bv Mrs. A. H. Beckwith, whilo the consolation prize, a pretty baretto, went to Mrs. J. c . Stapler. A set of salt and pepper shakers jvss given Mrs. T. D. ’Insbinet In A wedding, which came aa a surprise to the many friends of tha young couple, waa th a t of th the ceremony” being perform [ by Judge Maple a t Milton, a bride Is the daughter of I M l and Mra. J . H.. Long and is f a roung woman of d isra tin g peraoi allty. [r. U rquhart was connected wl i the IlUl Implement Company for several yeara, but recently ent a i d the realty field. H e has. A fte r iho card gam e, a tem pt­ hoi im of friends here who will join ing salad course and sweet coarse in wishing ha and his a ttra c tiv e TO NORTHERN CITIES! Mbna»k. *"d 1 4* The monthly m eeting of the South Side Pafent-Teachera’ Asso­ ciation was held Thursday a fte r­ noon a t the South Side Prim ary School, with a good attendance. In the absence of the chairman, Mrs. A. K. Powers, the meeting was presided over by Mrs. Fred Daiger. Minutes were read of the previous meeting, a fte r which Dr. Duffin, field medical officer of Seminole, Lake, Volusia, Orange, Brevard and Flagler counties, gave , a moat Instructive talk on "Diphth- j eria and Us Prevention," which wns ; received with much interest by the i members. i Tho school nurse, Miss Graves, [ gave n short talk along this line, | nnd also Instructed the mothers In j riikalng out the diphtheria cards 1 which are being distributed. Mrs. Stella Arrington spoke of a lecture that Miss I^nth W atters ; will give for the P arent-T eachers', Associations, to be held a t the j Sanford High School on n e x t' Thursday. This will be a joint m ee t-1 Trng of the various parrn t-ten ch crs'; associations, and it is honed thnt similar organizations will be fo rm -! ed at thnt time for the gram m ar j nnd high schools. Following the talk by Mrs. A r - 1 rington, the regular routine of bus­ iness was in order, reports ■were given by the welfnre committee on the advisability of providing paper plates, cups nnd spoons for the lunch room. No definite action was taken, but will be brought up at a Inter time. The playground fund was then discussed nnd money for th a t pur­ pose turned in. All those who have not turned in their donations of one or more dollars are requested to do so at the next m eeting. 217-W ance of members was won by the fourth grade w ith MUa Zillah Welch as teacher. BAUMEL’S JANUARY SALE ;/a For Saturday A Special Offering of ... 50 Brand New Spring Sport * .i Dresses of GENUINE WASHABLE RADIUM Velvet Shaves from better-thannew blades Makes shaving a continuous delight. A "James-StropShave” is a perfect shave. $2.00 at An unusual assortm ent ofl fine frocks, guaranteed fa s ti colors, suitable for Ynornlng’j wear. Exquisite pastel col­ if* orings consisting of rose/] peach, salmon, green, lavendar and other new sha-1 des. FOR SATURDAY ONLY Roumillat & Anderson $12.95 100 E , F i r s t S t. . * , ^ * i / - 2 Price Sale o f Coats and Dresses H a :: 8 :: 50 NEW FA LL-D RESSES ON > SALE A T I-2 PRICE Crepe satins, charmeuse, wool serge and poiret twill in all light and dark shades. Sbme of these dresses are worth up to $59.00. Two days, Sat­ urday and Monday I-2 price. $25.00 Dresses Will Go At 31 $12.50 No new spring dresses are in this sale. S !! US 25 C O A TS T O SELL A T I-2 PRICE Some with fur collars and plain sport coats. Plaid and plain materials. All wool velour, and needle point. All the new fall colors. Regular price $15 to $59.00, Saturday and Monday at ONE-HALF PRICE Only 25 coats to be sold during this Gr.l m in ruj �',n*« THE 6ANFORP HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY A 1929. hAC® FOUR The Sanford Herald / Just Beginning to Grow »««»! a t l i a f w i t riw M « Yesterday Herald headlines told the world that the bank it deposits of the three banks of Sanford had made a gain lit liiM lta AmM Satar** a* flecontf Cl»i» Matter. of eighty per cent during the year and that nearly six October IT. 1111, at tilt Pottoftlc. millions of dollars are now on deposit, while one year ago a t Ban Ton, Florida undtr Ac{ of March s. ikiT. there was about half th at amount. BRRU...Ktllar and Maaaarr Do you grasp the meaning of all this? nKAIt—.,...Aaaaetata Bdltar k e . l o i M . MaaaBfBg r .a i f r — Information, like this, which brings forcefully to mind r s m s o t i r T i o w ii a t k i ' . the great growth and development that is taking place On* Tear—it.#* SU Month* -13 SO I**tlv*r*d In city by Carr1*r. p*r ----^ iic. Weekly Edition 12.00 here, finds its way through the newspaper to a public whieh P*r yt+r. has almost gotten to the point where it takes the establish­ BPKCIAL. MOTH:Id wAII obituary notice*, card* of thank*, resolu­ ment of new records as a m atter of fact. tion* and notice* ol entertainment* where charge* «r# mad* Will be More than two and a half million dollars more are on chanted for at reaular advertltlna deposit in Sanford banks today than there were a year agol BMUMIu f , MltMIIKIt ASSOCIATED TOEtt In twelve months’ time the financial institutions of this Tha Ahaoclated' I’re** ■I* eiclu*iraty entitled to tha u«e for re- city have nlmost doubled their deposits! Do you get the pabllcatlon of all new* dl*p»tch** significance of these figures? Do you realize w hat they credited to It or not othrrwlie ^redited In thl* paper and alio the mean in the general prosperity of your community? new* publlehed herein. Alj rlg h ti of rfpulillralion «>f Rptclnl If banks are doubling their deposits in a year’s time, dlopatche* herein are alio r*«erve<! without doubt other business enterprises are doing equally FRIDAY, JANUARY 8. 1926 as well. Merchants must be doing twice the business they used to do. Various lines of business endeavor m ust be TH B HBRALD'S PLATFORM SR t .—Deeper w ater route In Jack- makiifg substantial gains. The banks of any community \ • sonvIH*. are accurate barometers of the business condition of that V 2.—Construction o f .S t . Jobna-In- community and where you find the hanks in good condition dlan River canal. and rapidly expanding, you will most certainly find n peo­ 4,—Extenalon of white way. 4,—Swim mine pool, tennla court*, ple nnd n city that is progressive and worth-while. etc. We, here in prosperous Florida, aro getting hardened to 6/—Augm enting of building pro­ the fact th at this is a state of mnrvelous achievements. gram —hnu*rn, hotel*, a p a r t There is a certain amount of news value to that p r o je c t ment house*. 6, —Extenalon of afreet paving which fails to break all previous records. Hardly ever does program. 7, —Construction of boulevard anyone hear of Florida enterprises fnilinK to grow and prosper quickly. Doubtless we will become so accustomed around I-ak* Monroe. &—Completion of city beautifica­ to henring of the great things that are being done that we tion program. will fail to appreciate the meaning of it all. 0,—Expansion of school system But Sanford is just starting. While the records made with provision for Increased fahere have been wonderful, they will be regarded as nothing , dlltlea. ________ , when compared with what will be done here in the days BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY that nre ahead of us. Predictions made today that seem ridiculous and almost impossible will next year appear ns GOD SEER AND CARER—"And ahe called the n»me of the I-orrt entirely too conservative. th a t spake unto her, Thou God *ee* If we all keep boos tine and building we need not be sur­ m e." Gen. 10:13, PRAYER—O lo rd , whither shall prised at the great things that Sanford will do in the com­ I go from. Thy S pirit? or whithi r ing few months. Sanford is just beginning to come into shall 1 flee from Thy presence? If I ascend up Into heaven, Thou net its own. As Brisbane Sees It Mr. Bok, and George Born in Taxicabs Overhead W aste G arter Bouquet* By ARTHUR BRISBANE r«*rri*M 1*13. fcr Si t C*. , TH E CHICAGO Daily NeWa«qlebrates Its fiftieth nnniversary and all congratulate the late .V ictor Lawson and the living Melville Stone on the useful newspaper they gave the world. The Chicago American, which has the Dally News far Ita only worth-while competitor, also feels cheerful, In spite of It* youth. Selling a t three cents a copy five days a week and five cents on S at­ urday, agninat the Daily News' uniform price of two cents, the American circulation leads the Daily News by si?venty thousand daily. MR. BOK, able winning young American, bom in Holland,^ Bays this nation ought to be IA' the league of nations and finances his opinion* liberally, which Is his right. He accepts the world court as a desirable first step toward the league. Another able American, born here, named George W ashington, thought this country ought to keep out of Euro|*enn entanglem ents. He fought his wny through one entanglement, anil did not want any more, FAVORITE FOREIGN FROLICS—THE SH AK E DOWN %#*■ IS GREATSfcBT- 410 B u fo rd A t. speaks or Be^ £ H W H aT ? uaT o n R- lun] .. Porter E, HAHA.H8'. R eal EsTat*1 «*-411-411 1 * 1 V.„ Phone 410-W *fl -i R*pr**enUnK w “ R«*l K.U., , Earle T.l **AL EkTAT* K lR jf'o A U T O l* ^ Side Cartalaa u m ilm „Pkait 1SO JIB-J »| m sH 0 o p 104 * 0 Aato T*** MM, Sid* CTlaia* F.r 41, Cif* \s _0o BUT WASHINGTON Is dead, not clearly remembered In some quarters. Mr. Bok is nlive, with money to spend. You remember nhout “live .in* dog »n.i nnd hdead lion?1 ......... the !•* ‘■n-* »*b iinB v Yon will learn from this adm inis­ tration what it thinks of n dead Washington, ns compared with a live -Bok. Model Trim Cal '3 8 3? * n*dg* a i m , i, , "*• 'Q ? / « * £ .1 NIGHT SC S r f '' TWO BABIES were horn in Chicago taxicabs yesterday. The former emperor of Germany was almost born in n stage coach while his mother, daughter of l = • Queen Victoria was traveling. A village doctor, frightened by the announcement thnt ho m ust be By IRVIN S. COBB enreful of the heir to PriiRsinn th ere; if I make my bed in hell, -othrone, lost his head, pulled on the ly raised, Stony, nouchbehold. Thou a rt there. If I take It was before my day, but la unhorp baby’s arm, causing a de­ nur country they still talk about ing tho contributions, hurried forth .the wings of, th f morning, nnd formity still existing. dwell In the utterm ost ports of the a convention which win held one upon his mission. Four o’clock came nnd the con­ te a ; oven there shall Thy hand to select a nominee for railAn Associated Press dispatch from Tampa describing Tj)AT s t o r y was toM this time lead me, nnd Thy right hand shall run d conmiH'doiicr of our district. vention re-converted, Stony nnd his the efforts of the Tampa Kiwanis ( ’lub to suppress reports of i writer by the great French duc- Ballot after ballot the vote stood a prey being still missing. The hold me: smallppx r u s e s now prevalent there is ope of the most sur-'ior. Hraunse<|unr<!, who went to , tie between tin1 candidate from the chairm an, ordering the next ballot, prising and unbelievable news items to come under attention Windsor ( nt Queen Vjctor- upper end "f the district and the bade the secretary to call the roll, FRIEND la s commnnd, to see the child * candidate from our end of the state not by county but by calling each in recent months, and one that would not receive The Her- ,|,.fornu.(| „rm, some time Inter, which aii'- the extreme southw est­ separate delegate of each county When I shnll run my fortune thru aid ’s credence had it emanated from less reliable sources Hrnunsem fpiard ndded that any ern end I’ was agreed eurly in by name, ns was the rule. Alpha­ To balance life’s long hank ac­ one good doctor might well have the proceedings that no proxies betically, the county from which than the Associated Press bureau. count the deformitv, hut fifty doc m ight be given, but that -every the up state delegate came was I shall not, ns the misers do, For had the four newspapers of Tampa consented to the cured tors were too ninny for the poor renrhed before the county from In money seek icnio lurgo amount: •leitgan must vote by name for which Mr. Bugg came. l shall claim these treasures seventeenth century suppression tactics suggested by the Child. himself. The consequence was Later you will read of children that no delegate could go back club, no news reports of the smallpox cases existing in Tampa Just n* the secretary hnd pro­ which Such sordid souls rnn’t compre­ would have been broadcast to the nation, nnd an unsuspect­ horn "In flight, five miles up, be­ ! hqmo nnd leave a friend behind to gressed ns far as this up-state Seattle and Han Diego” nnd hV- 'vote' for him ." They"bal- county, the door of the convention hend. ' ing traveling public would have been allowed to enter the tween thnt flying machine will be re luted without result for two days building opened apd the little cross­ In counties* way* God made me city’s^gntes with im warning of the really danger QUH s i t llu- J christened “genuine stork. land two nights and still th e dcntl- eyed 'm a n npponred—alone. lie I t was liicit to *be *iy&tir' frferidf Hon jlow confronting the community. I lock lasted. Finally, on the third swnyed like nn aspen but he still t I’RES. F. Etlson White, nf A r-'d a y at noon, the convention took a hnd powers of" locomotion. He In taking this jiction (he Tampa cluli has ^violated the Some thero m ust be with wealth wabbled up the hnll. He came to and Gompuny, expects to cut recess until four P. M. spirit of Kiwanis, the spirit of Tampa nnd the spirit of Flor­ mmir and fame where a shadow lay ncrosB the ti-n million dollars more off the The backers of tho lower state To bpazt their selfish, paltry deeds ida, where the common welfare has ever been regarded as of cost of distribution and othef ovoraNlc. He stopped nnd rolled up candidate took ndvnntage of the But I shidI say ’twu* mine to claim greater importance than the prosperity of any one city or hc.id, this year. If he succeeds, fecesH to hold a call cun and discuss his trouser legs and waded th ro u g rr A privilege man sorely need*. tluu will he $Lt),000,fi(>0 similarly ways and means for circumventing it nnd fell into his own seut just NA gentler b i l l i n g God bestowed section. m t oir, in three years. the enemy, if so be any such ways in time to answer to his name and On me unto the journey’s end, No doubt the Tampa Kiwnnians were actuated by the Combination* make savinga po»nnd means might he devised. In tn cast the vote which gave the To sh are the burden and the road most intense civic loyalty, but surely this tendency to con­ sihle. The public should havq the of the caucus there rose nomination to his candidate by n It tTV my luck to be your friend ceal n situation affecting the future reputation of this en- brains nmigh to encourage hy up nmidst gentleman nnd his name was plurality of one, leaving the op­ position u tterly stunned anil flab­ Brave, serf tie soul, m y life has run tire state is distorted, misguided and unwholesome loyalty ''onibinatmiiN. ami krep some of the Stonewall Jackson Ilugg, hut he bergasted, was tietter known as Stony Bugg, ‘ rouglVykindly channels and so- th at is not typical of Tnmpu or Florida; a class of loyalty "r *• _ ■ Stony hail un inspiration. He ex­ Tne chairm an hnd just declared rep«*r that should draw censure from all Floridans, Kiwanians and th ere is a howl against « plained thnt lie had got on quite the result amid the applause of tho ve ever done In atl th a t I Tampa citizens. nmposeil combination of” bakers. Lfrlcndly term s with an opposing victorious faction, when ngnin the ngth on which to I ’ve bad your $ delegate from up the state, n little, door swung o|>cn nnd n limp henp, But •itv, each shop selling lean. A spade cannot be called a trowel when it is of true spade in tousled garm ents, fell In th a t I ’m richer far than they ill'll nnd solicited by sickiy-looking, cross-eyed man. It attired t<!” 'u fifteen wholesale bak­ seemed that they had exchanged in nnd lay upon the floor where It Who havo but yellow gold to spend dimensions. Dr. R. C. Levy, Tampa health officer, reports the situation in that city as bordering on an epidemic. In a e r’s wagon* every day. conversation and fine-cut chewing hnd fallen, nnd was recognized ns F o r I can proudly boast today I t was my luck to bo your friend. statem ent issued in connection with the Kiwanis Club’s a t­ Wlm pays for those wagons and tobacco, nnd hud found their tastes Stonewall Jackson Bugg. Some EDGAR A. GUEST, The families that eat the in thoroughbred horses ran lit the subtle homing instinct, working be­ tempted suppression of the news of smallpox prevalence; Dr. driver? same channel so now there was a hind the ulcholic veil, had directed o—-----bread. his footsteps back to ,tho place bond between them. How many New Y ear’s resolu­ Levy characterized the club’s actions as "regrettable." The which he nnd been carrying in Herald believes that stronger term s nre applicable. NVe warm­ THE "GARTER hounuot" nf real tions are you still keeping? Mr. Rugg's idea was this: He his mind ju st before his mind left --------- o----•— ly sympathize with Tampa’s plight, but certainly no right flowers is announced in Philadel- would go straightw ay and seek out We really dop’t see why it is too thinking person can cither sympathize with or condone the pblu, forget-me-nots, presumably the little cross-eyed man and would him. Friends ran to him and raised his head, lie breathed |a te to make your resolutions now. just below the knee. Women lure him off to some out-of-the-way heavily but otherwise gave no signs nlmost criminal actions of Tam pa’s Kiwanians, and the most worn ■ o-------— spent centuries hiding their legs, grocery—they called them grocer­ I t ’s surprising that a mau of charitable disposition of this astounding suppreusion a t­ even with dreuses sw eeping-m ic­ ies Jn those day*—and there, under of conscious life. They shook him, they heat him upon the chest, they h it age and capabilities fiddles tempt would be to attrib u te such action to blind, unreasoning robes from the ground. edver of friendship, treacherously called to him by his own name and m3 the way Ford doea. loyalty. Now they exhnust ingenuity, would ply his intended victim with by other names. •y • .• ■» O-----— calling attention to their leg*. strong waters until the lntter was ---------------------- o-------------------— Conditions are said to he im­ “Stony,” they cried. "Stony, lisPink stockings, garters, slippers in n state of helplessness. proving In Russia. W hst’a the mat­ en! whyn’t you get him drunk?" FLORIDA’S CLIMATE, IN my opinion, is the finest in thut look like a set of gold pony “ Boys," Halil he, “this yore'll be ter, have they killed off a few llolV/ith difficulty 'he lifted otvtf the UnionT possibly in the world. Florida’s soil, it is main­ harness, no stockings, sometimes, the wuy of it: I'll get him so drunk drowsy eyelid. W ith yet greater aheviks ? ho can't remember his own name. difficulty ho focussed a wobbly and ---- :— O-------tained, is more fertile than the Mississippi delta. Florida's high tide skirts. Conditions must he Improving I’ll get him so drunk he won’t be uncertain eye upon the distressed But you irtuy be sure thnt hack In Europeun countries. It in now sky—young people, bear me witness—is the most romantic of it nil usefulness and wisdom nblo to talk, walk, or stund up.* countenances of those who bent considered profitable to counter­ in the firmament. Florida’s benches nre unique. Florida’s are nt work. Man's dull dress And then I'll stow him away in u over him. fe it their money. fruit is delicious. Can it be said that people are forced to evolution is about over. Woman’s corner somewhere to sleep it olT , "W hlah?" he inquired thickly. and I’ll leave him thero and I’ll be i "W ............ visit the most liveable spot on earth for six months in the is only starling. hyn’t ..... you___________ get th a t feller Let us Imp* tliut “Gnuli* {truss­ back a t the hall in plenty of time to drunk like yOu"promised ?” year?. Are the hundreds of thousands—millions soon—who ing Obsorvuncs Day” "will la- <>bHe half freed himself from the CHARLES E. Welch, grape juice cast my vote and bust up this here served by observing the crusidug annually visit r lorulu, forced to spend their vacation in a His chest m anufacturer, ardent advocate of tie. All you boys got to do is ju st supporting .vurms, climate where overcoats and snow-shovels are unknown? prohibition, has died suddenly of make up n purse to buy tho licker heaved, his voice gurgled In his with nnd I’ll do the rest," throat. Annther thing to worry uboul People visit Florida because they are ctirious about it; they acute indigestion. You will now Knowing Stony's magnificent ca­ “ D runk?” ho echoed blankly. bear the ungodly, including some those duys iq whether it’* n boy wonder if it can bu ns delightful ns is m aintained; they find pacity his hearers gave loud cheers. Then proudly, as recollection came physicians, say that Dr. Welch or a girl when mention is made that* it is even lovelier than rumor has indicated, nnd they By subscription a sum deemed to of someone by the name of Billie, become Floridu boosters. So the boom, in its essence is not would not have died had he taken be amply sufficient for accomplish­ back to him: "Huh, hoysh, X got that UP raskil so dadblamed drunk a "little wine for hia , stomach’s o------ing the intended stratagem was I couldn't see 'im !" sake.” forced, indeed, it has been delayed thousands of years. For Now thnt ulmuNt everything else Is back to nonmil, we might have it has always been there,^Kieen, shimmering, fragrant, ro­ THE GREATEST noctiir. ... the Prince of .Wale* favor u* with mantic, waiting for man tb come and discover it.— A rthur Europe told E. H. Hnrrim an’s' rel­ another of hiii well known full*. Somers Roche in Cosmopoltan Magazine. TAMPA TRIBUNE atives that he need not have died o------so young hud he taken good light , _ ghl "Manu/uetvircr* To Establish , wine in in moderation, ’ . . his The record of Id lynching* infest in the South. wine to .help Radio Standards”—headline. Are; I digestion. 1925 exactly equals th at of tho pro- All but one of the lynching* last they for the aerials or does it mean | [ Other doctors said th a t Presi­ vlous year. If there bo regret thutycar were iiftho South and all were MIAMI IIKHAl.l) th a t -we ure all to get the m ire dent Harding died of indigestion no better record was made, therene„ ro(,. MisBi««ir.ni .i. quality of static? because he continued to cut h e a rt­ la still the satisfaction th a t t h i s ^ * ” 0*’ ™ , 1'" W * ; w th a1*- haB ' 1 ',. 0 . ,\t • 4*11 Several millions of people have it will hardly bo possible to mhkfl ily. after sweuring off complete­ number is fu r below th a t of a n y 1”11 uncnviabIo distinction of havBecause *hi» cloned w lthilrving become intimately and distressing-1detours any more popular than ly. year preceding the last two,' s in c e r e been the grossest offender. In Berlin, Ellin <MacKay will loao a ly acquainted with the word “de­ they are «t present. The trouble But do you know th a t Satan have been compiled. While fairness to (ho la tte r - it m ay bete n mllliori dollur inheritance. tour," which has come to have u is not with the name, but with the ulwuys finds argum ents, and, any­ records this lawless practice nas not been ,,,i,i th at th.- rff;r« ru W onder if young Mr. uerllQ^.can new connotation in recent years, very nature of that which bcara how, no indigestion Is worse than eliminated, it has been r e d u c e d ‘f " ap|M? r ^ sing thnt off now? I * it is u very descriptive word, mean­ the name. A tem porary route, if the bootleg poison th a t men take greatly from w hat it was but “ riff L ? h vi£ ?r a«alnBt th® ing u winding away from the dl few years ugo. Thus progress h a a ' ^ ! " JL "„;,n'e’.nb4i B a .When Flowers meets Shade will reel route, and those who huve done it is built on the plan of the de­ for indigestion now. Wen made. w,Mchu 1rcv. , ntly 1>,"'-'hed a negro rrn shade Shads v- or Shude uny traveling by automobile know tour, will cause no fewer words of FIFTY MEN nnd women visited ‘Nflowers 7 I t shouldn't be how much of a winding away from suppressed or expressed profan­ ■A hopeful phase lies in the n u m v E ^ a w h itT h . “t'fiuitted of m urd®* Theodore Roosevelt’q grave yea- ber of attem pted iynchings frus- ' . ' >• , . Bhsde because shude a direct route a detour may iv*. It ity than does a detour. isn’t heaV If Wisconsin will actually do terduy, the seventh anniversary of traled, Iq 39 instanocs officer*; flowers. I t’s Is quite natural that some odium _ . ■■■— , “ th at little shady, should have become associate:! what muy be implied In the cnangn his death. nruvented the efforta of mobs! X .0 M of sign-posts it will have aet un How''/juickly m en fade Into the from succeeding and of these _____ ___ -I owery. with tho word. Thero is nothing admirable cxnmplo fo r the rcat of background a fte r death geta them . were in southern states. Of more {jrcn, nrn._ . . . . „ A- , a road which causes n great­ the country. If It will actually Dead only sven years, and Roose­ The Th bin Inquirer says along U the num ber o f pro-jflofi Bw tlm « pr°,< ICt*d f£ I sinking of the herrt than the make the detour u route, passable velt is us much a memory, a p a rt importance by way ita read- er ■edition* of those participating fairlv imo,l in ^"lui® to b* discovery of u detour sign. era that IJ K(KK‘ -<n BP“ ® this. in some comfort, and not winding of the past, as H arrison o r Gar* mobs. Of 41 pontons Indlctod for the first state of Wisconsin is hoping uny more thun la ubeolutely nec­ field. cousin I p art In Iynchings W oH conviction . -------- -id* -kjai and hus to The remove thi* cause of distress by essary from the main highway, It received sentences ranging ?rom , “ u*t because a man says a thing If lug to ’ hanging the wording on the de- may be able to popularize Hie new _ D wm, THE SH IPPIN G board, recently 80 day* in jell to eight years in, true hip wife shouldn't decide it H ereafter in that s tile qr.” W i’0 bo f the penitentiary, while five o th ers'80 1 without Invetttlgatlng. o e trike they- ’will bear tK« inscription, name. If the temporally route Is selling some ships and received suspended sentences de--------the shaddock.. off V*d ^ tjjjJj. _ to be nowise different from the de­ up others, W "Temporary route.” This change tour it will soon be »> unpopular to pendent on good, behavior. Thli is The children may enjoy learning Sanford Hera 14- .. A bull ..............two Will five an opportunity for the Som as the detour. Pebaje vrUl not skeptics club to learn whether "A even use the uew nam e unlew it 1of th a t pursued fortnariy when it was themoney in a Chicago swindle. ■tha*. t o go en- ■- - A d u a b w w . by any other name will smell meens « new condition. Tboy will continue to use the oldor. ehorter, IV ___ Do not Nasf)| t l ter evenlmt*— for u better po*uk„ ml vantage o l our hull* New classes In Phi, typew ritin g now at the Sanford W r Iih day. Wednesday anil nlng*. TELEPHONE Sir*.- M * » w e l l MY FAVORITE-STORIES Distorted Loyalty Romance— This niff is full of it. Not ju st empty romanttl the true romance of achievement, of progress. betterm ent of mankind. ADVERTISEMENTS TELL YOU WHAT TIffJ MANCE OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR Yflil READ THEM. R. R. Eldridg REAL e s t a t e a n d investm en 21G E. Second Street 60 ic r tu of land on hard road and railroad nesr UrpJ division, price per acre ........................... J______-..... — F 42 acres of land, ten acres In fine grove borders nitej* five acres right on railroad and proposed highway nun ford ready to subdivide, price.. 100 Iota, ’west firs t s tre e t with five hundred «nd *i*|f frontage on sam e, the very beat buy.In the city, price »1> Two lots corner T hirteenth and Palm etto, 114*117, r f l?il Three lots in Brentwood, fifty by one hundred ■twenty fourteen.to eijtjiteen large orange trees on each lot, oil from Orlando ghway, prlco esc!*, term s ...VL..------- P One five room bungalow near E M fr Springs, five itre In fine condition beautiful trees, term s, price..........----- " One house and lot Glndervllle, five rooms, electric w ater In yard, price 83,000.00; 8650.00 cash. . 180 acres of land located Lake County, qu arter mile kcri half flowing well land,, price per acre ——— —• 55 acres of land on hard road, ten miles’ from Ssnferi1 sale, price one hundred fifty p tr acre, this property ■ big subdivision and will pay yog to investigate. • LYNCHINGS IN 1925 HOMES—LOTS—FARMS DETOUR SIMS SAYS X t& m s & te x g s ........ i ACREAGE < ; 127 1-2 feet in the third block on Ave. Eastern exposure, with 22 room house, is an ideal piece of property and is Bure a maker at the present price. For » *ar^e #ITbtl ment house or business property t h i s ' cannot I excelled. Priced for quick salo ?6B,000.00 | TERMS. One Lot in San L anta on Sanford A vc^ $3500,00 with terms. * i9tb One 6 room hoqse on Sanford Ave., _ block completely furnished.'Part cash and COLCLOUGH REALTY CO Real Estate General Insure* •• �THE 9AKF0RD HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY g. 1921 * ' AND 0 WOMjN’S Personals c l u b h o l d s f ir s t m e e t OfKEW YEAR ON WEDNESDAY "business meeting of the parliam entary law. These classes onlan’s Club fo r this arc most interesting and of m eat Wednesday after- benefit and all those interested arc i a large attendance. Mrs. invited to join the class. There is Ight, club president, pre- no charge, and the class is open to her usual gracious and all those who wish to avail them ­ anli will entermanner. selves of this splendid opportun­ Irrison Chapter the reading of the minutes ity. o'clock a t the last meeting and reports Mrs. Edward Marked! told of the ho executive board, reports French classes to be held a t a early Tulin will enterthe various chairmen were date. There will be classes far beof the Book [her home on j.Vj. Mrs. D. P. Drummond, iners as well as advanced pupils. o’clock. • jlrm a n of the Music D epartm ent he charges will be $5 for 12 les­ the W. C. T. Sed attention to the “ Licurance sons. All thoso who wish to loin I Mrs. McRaJ, fcneert" to be held a t the Worn- these classes are requested to^no­ and Palm etto its Club, on Feb. 6. I t will be tify Mrs, Markell not later than yen to the public, Mrs. Drummond Saturday. Mrs. jnnn Jnhn nieiscn, Meisch, ciuo club treasurer, Auxilinrv will tnounced. Thurlow Lieurance is J airs. of Mrs L. P onsidered the greatest living com- reported 265 paid up memberships, Cfroot nt • lloscr and pianist, specialising in This is an Increase over last year, ns oireci ,he music of the American Indian. and with •* .................... tho now year starting March first, it is expected that an lard Chapter U i^ !* * '8 wife, E‘Jna Wooley Leuranco is ____ _____ of "bote, bein'* called even greater membership will be Uh Mm W T p contralto 1 herMh T m e \ RTr ‘The Singing rInterpreter of Amer- enjoyed by the local club. At the conclusion of the busi­ ica’s nature music.'*.. atters will g i v ^ e - On Tuesday evening of next week ness session, Miss Ix?ah W atters, ‘s ,— 4u k - the L iterature Departm ent mem­ of Lockport, N. Y., who is giving „ of lectures iPoets’’ a t th o (om* bers will bo a t home to tlm mem­ a scrips of lectures a t the Woman's bers of all departm ents, their hus­ Club, gnvc a most interesting and o’clock. i.. Ida League p * '0*] bands mid escorts. The program instructive lecture on Paris and Versailles, illustrating with stereiford Higl^chool will begin at 8 o’clock. Mrs. W. L. Henley, chairman of opticon slides. the Welfare Department, announc­ The meeting of the'G nrdcn Club fufday ed that the departm ent will give n will be held art Friday morning at the ir»t Hou:.luncheon Jan. 20, to which ail club the home of Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth 10 o’cLk' Avenue. nyts a t the members are most cordially invit­ onABeardnll Bhort social hour preceded the inme -m bridge ed.On Monday morning a t 9:30 o - business meeting nt which time \ VfJc a t 3:15 clock. Mrs. J. C. Gibbs, club parlia­ Mrs. D. L. Thrasher and Mrs. H ar­ mentarian, will begin classes in ry B. Lewis acted as hostesses. jdr at Lib- f k lub itr u s under w V. It, Leak ^fock at the real. LATEST FASHION HINTS FOR MILADY DY MARY MARSHALI. Copyright McClure Sypdicato RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: MRS. FRED 3. DAIGEft, SOCIETY EDITOR Parent-Teachers’Body Members Of Sanford j P o lic e Department THOUGHTS—WISE Of South Side Holds Are Guests At Dinner AND OTHERWISE Interesting Meeting Floyd C. Evans of A tlanta, Ga., ■^ ■ was In the city on Thursday tra n s­ I t doesn't aeem a* If we heard The members of the SanfoTd Po­ acting business. lice Departm ent were entertained so much about Irish atewa as we a t dinner Wednesday evening a t used to. In fact, I think a lot of W. G. Forehand ofv Louisville, the Sanford Country Club. the younger feneration would not Ky., is in the city for a brief stay A silver basket filled w ith cal­ know w hat you m eant by this ex­ attending to business. endulas and ferna graced tho pression. Recently w» have taken center of the dinner table while most of our ideas of the economical Miss Mattie Morgan has accept­ place cardn done in comic figures meat cookery from France and we ed a position a t th* Valdez as of policemen, marked the places think of tasty atewa a t being of cashier and telephone operator. of the guests. At 7 o’clock a French origin. I believe th a t the tem pting six-course chicken d in -. original Irish atew m ight be either W. A. PnUishall o f Orlando was ner was served. * ■ I lamb or beef—b u t ' many jiersons tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Tho guesta were; R. G. Wil-1 here took It for granted th a t it Tolar on Thursday evening at din­ liams, C. E. Williams, S. L, S m a rt,! was beef. The goodness of Irish ner a t theic home on Magnolia A. H. Beckwith, nnd G, B. G reen.1stew, or any other stew for th a t Avenue. ---- ------------------------j m atter, depends a g rea t deal on fjp n rc rp F l p P n H '/ i c : !slow long cooking. Tho addition of onion8| carrota and potatoes with Mrs. Fred Swatx and small son Vj KU fc t; ^ l \ . of Jacksonville, are spending some perhaps a little turnip seems tratime hero as the guests of her "CVav. ditional with the Irish stew. When parents, Mr. aiid Mrs. H. H. PatEne adds green pepper—as some tishnll nt Geneva. _____ • recipe books advise—wo have a The lovely home of Mr. and little Spanish infusion added to Mr. nnd Mrs. A. L. Stevens of Mrs. George A, DcCottos was the the Irish stock. the Angcbilt Hotol a t Orlando center much pleasure on Wed­ A g reat forward movement wa* spent Wednesday and Thursday nesday of evening when Mr. DeCottcs dav here as tho guests of Mr. nnd was the genial host a t a stag buf­ taken In American cookery, it seems to me when we first learned Mrs, Wurt VY. W nm er. fet supper, honoring the new Cir­ to use the casserole. How often cuit Judge, Wallace W. W right when a dish is praised especially Mrs. W. S. ’Jordon! who ha* of Quincy. the pleased housewife or cook. re* been tin* guest of her niece, Mrs. formerly A veritable bower, was the spa- pl]on7 "I cooked it In the casser­ James G. Sharon, for the past two clous home with its silver baskets ole." This is especially true of weeks, lenves Friday afternoon for filled with beautiful golden calen­ m eat dishes. It would renlly be her home in Jacksonville. dulas and feathery sprays of mai­ worth while fo r you to go through ____ \ den hair fern-*. These lovely blos- your favorite recipe book, studying The Pipe Organ Club will meet were also used in profusion all the casserole dishes and then at the home of Mrs. Selg in Edge- tnms in the large reception halls and make up your mind to try each wood, with M ri. Rcig nnd Mrs. sun parlor. At 6:30 o’clock a Pritcnford as hostesses. All mem­ daintily appointed buffet supper one that, from reading it seems to accord with tho tastes of your bers nrc asked to be present. wa* served. family. The evening passed quickly in Dr, S. W. W alker, formerly of w itty toasts, atid exchanging of Sanford but now of St. Petersburg tales nnd In a great ninny households nowcurrtnt hnppenings. spent the day here on Thursday Mr. DcCottes' guests included n-dnys you find Individuals who with his daughter, Mrs. Roby n few of hi* intimnto friends. j for one reason or another hnve cut I-aing and son, Shade Walker. Those Invited to meet Judge down on the amount of sa lt they W right were: G. W. Spencer J r . , !e«t. Those suffering from too high Victor Scaburg left Wednesday Samuel It. Dighton, Jam es G. blood pressure arc advised by.their for Jamestown, N. Y., where ho Sharon, Wcymnn E. White, Fred doctors — to reduce their ----salt conF r e d '---------------- ------. was called by the death of his R. Wilson, Ernent Krne-it F. Housholder, 1sumption. There are some people father, E. H. Sonburg which occur- Forrest Lake. Lloyd E, Hoyle a n d , who nlwnys m isinterpret nny such od Tuesday, from heart fnilure. J. C. Bills, Jr. ' recommendation. "Goodness me," ' says one oqe mother, "If eating salt Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walsma have don’t s hi us their house guests, Mr. W al­ ...................... let’s ent it nt......... all. It may be only ston's brother and his wife, Mr. m atter of habit. Perhaps the and Mrs. John Walsma nnd their m, i • children ought not to have any. son, John Paul Walsma, of Grand Yet of course children really need Haven. Mich. _ _ _ jsnlt—rnthor more thnn most adults. Mr. nnd Mrs. R. E. Tolar e n te r - ' But the tendency is, in this country Rev. and Mrs. A. S. Peck, who are spending the winter nt Coro­ tnined must delightfully a i dinner ! least, to eat too much* It •* nn nado Reach, and who »|>ent this Thursday evening at thuif home on 1on*y hftblt for n eook to get into week here at their home on Pal Magnolia Avenue, in honor of 1° URC R "*t too much salt. And mett niorm A Entertains At Dinner ror Judge Wrignt The monthly m eeting of the South Side Parent-Teachers’ Asso­ ciation waa held Thursday a fte r­ noon a t the South Side Prim ary School, w ith a good attendance. In the absence of the ritairm an, Mrs. A. K. Powers, the meeting was presided over by Mm. Fred Daiger. Minutes were read of the previous m eeting, a fte r which Dr. Puffin, field medical officer of Seminole, Lake, Volusia, O ranre, Brevard and F lagler counties, gave a most instructive talk on "D lp h th -1 eria and Its Prevention," which was ; received with much interest by the i members. The school nurse, Miss Graves, gave a short talk along this line, j nnd also instructed the mothers in J mkaing out tho diphtheria cards which are being distributed. Mrs. Stella A rrington snoke of a lecture that Mias Loath W atters ; will give for the Pa rent-Teachers’ Associations, to be held n t the j Sanford High School on next Thursday. This will be a joint meet- ! ing of the various parent-teachers’ i associations, and it is hoped that * sim ilnr organizations will be fo rm -! ed nt that time for the gram m ar j and high schools. Following the talk by Mrs. Ar- | rington, the regutnr routine of bus­ iness was in order, reports were given by- the w elfare committee on the advisability of providing paper plates, cups and spoons for the lunch mom. No definite action was taken, hut will be brought up a t n Inter time. The playground fund wns then discussed and money for that' pur­ pose turned in. All those who have not turned in their donations of one or more dollnrs ore requested to do so nt the next m eeting. , EP* Not Ore Fur, But Many, Take settled reputation of worth, like votional servHij-h Honors fdr Coats This diamonds. It is cm^cr to per­ Winter. suade n man to invest n goodly library open] Qnct, jt wa, t[,c ambition of prac­ price in n sealskin coat than in one tically every woman to hnve n of broadcloth or cnrncou, let us say sealskin coat. In fact when you -—because he has stowed away in will meet nt j sn|j <fur coat” nine out of the bnck of his brain an early ac­ I ! ten worn in who heard you would quired notion that sealskin is one ith Mrs. Selg immediately think “sealskin.” of the valuable peltries. as hostesses, Now there nrc a dozen fnvorites. by all means mink, that lass will meet You eannot persuade sonic wom en, is Mink, the favorite this year among nt the home i that gray squirrel coats arc ' not women possessed of th a t very )rsey with Mrs. to he preferred to any other sort. the enviable combination of good taste ind Mrs. J. A. Fragile? Why. if enred for as any nnd n full purse. Enrly in the good fur should be, the Squirrel word came from Paris thnl [the St. Agnes cnnl is quite durable, nnd it is— season tho home of say mnny—one of the most gen­ tho smartest women there were jlllins on Mng- uinely becoming of all furs. An­ wearing mink coats—and ns if by Mrs. Phillips, other advantage of the gray telepathy the sm nrtcst women here began to do the same. litner and Mrs. | squirrel coat is th a t it is suitable There is a smartness about jstessos. Holy Cro.i* ] for evening wear as for daytime. broadtail that keeps it in favor Senlskin has a way of enhancing among the discriminating. The lie u of r I nho . Lex o’clock at the are tn e I H I I lumtinc rujsen n r - , v , ,, _ ., .. A. Newman on j the good looks of certain women. black broadtail cont has n faculty, guests of Mrs. Trapnel!’* pnrcntB, ’ ranged In silver baakots were c f- rcc,Pc call!t for rath e r than more. I Sometimes it is it mnrvelous trans- past any other fur, of looking Mi. and Mrs. H. H. Pattishal) a t w tlv e ly arranged on cabinets, Woman’s Cluh (former. You may. however, be one sm art this year, ntul next year nnd their home a t Geneva. Mrs. Trap- mantles and tables form ing a lovetwill begin classes ; those who regard it as rath er tho year after. If you are willing, nell will he pleasantly remember- ‘Y fJoral setting f o r - th is , pretty * law, at the club- j “middle-aged" and dull. As a mat- of coufse, to trdtU It with consid­ ed here ns Miss Blanche Pnttishall. " f fair- Centering the lace’ covered Makes sFinvirig h continuous pnek. ! tcr °f encouragement to the wu- eration and to have slight altera­ <liniiig table was n largo silver bas­ Jny i man who owns a sealskin cont, delight. A "Jam es-StropMr. and Mrs. Robert E. l.eo Jes- ket filled with red roso buds and Literature Do- pleusc observe th at in Paris seal- tions, it will reward you by look­ sop of Milwaukee, Wis., are the maiden hair ferns . 6_ o'clock -------At nt home to the akin has l>een revived this winter. ing sleek and sm art for an amaz­ guests of Mr. and Sirs. Howard; * n , elaborate seven course dinner Men! Don't mlna the opportun­ Shave” is n perfect shave. Janford Woman’s Of one thing be sure—it has a ingly long time. t'. Long nt their home on P a r k was served. ity to select your new Spring Suit $ 2 .00 n t torts nt the club ■ .-------- — - ... - I Avenue, for a fortnight’s stay enCovers were laid for Mr. and Friday and Saturday. Delivery __ T „ route to Miami nnd other points of Mr*- R. E. Tolar, Capt. and Mis. later. _Thvf Famous line of 8 lorrslilt Bridge Pn,*interest on the East Coast. Thomas Trnonell, Mr. nnd Mr*, Schaeffer with assurance of a per­ Club nt 3 o’-px i i • t TT ----------;-------------- ----I H. H. Pattishnll, Mrs. Fred Swnrz fect fit. Call and let Mr. Amason . I). Gardiner h lllG l t a i n s in 1 l o n o i I A 1| M p m l i p r e W n i Y l I i n * 1! *op, Hon. W. A. Pattishnll and tak* your m easurements while at |/ \ 1 1 iV ie iilU L I D VV U I I lc lIl O, Miss Mary Elizabeth Tolnr. 100 E. F ir st S t. II. L. Perkins. _____ / Mr. And Mrs. R. Tol ar' Entertain At Dinner!® On Inursday Evening; hi*h b,mMl Prc9*ur^ LRIVALS was held nt tho Enst Side Primar; School Thursduy afternoon, wit ith !Z ■the chairman, Mrs. W. II. Singl16BlumenfrcJ, tary, presiding. lumenfred, Mi Tho meeting was opened with the Indsberger, Mi- tinging of ‘‘America1’, a fte r which ”>r!nndo; V. II ninutes of the last meeting were E. F. Grif- •2nd and approved. Mrs. C. H. Smith, Jack- Smith, secretary, placed her resflimbish, City: gnution a t this time due to tho Sam Ferrell 'act that th she is moving to another z, Moore Hav- '•ection __ _________ ?n of the city and would be Mooro Haven; unable to attend tho east side m eet­ (onro llnvpn- ings. Mrs, C. C. McCrory wns then Wayne; J. E. jlocted secretary and press reporfcnee. S. C.; J, City; V. T. Mrs. J. C. Dennett-was appoint­ ed chairman of the playground igton, l). C. “L E ■ •’*» und, which is being raised to as‘Louisville, Ky.i ■1st the Lions’ Club in equipping a \tjn n tn • .1. M public playground. Dr. Duffin, a representative of ' F , V. Geiger, )!; Jnhn Iln. ih e<Florida State Board of Health, luderdale; W. qinke of the campaign which is waged against diphtheria, H. A. Stev- being has been taking heavy toll Jnmin J. Mnz- which throughout ■ the United States, He Garner, Tam- told of preventions nnd naked the I’alntka; Mrs. co-operation of the mothers in F, Smith, fighting tho disease. lathan, New It was voted ■to join tho other Miami; L. G. parent-tcachera' association for a •8, McMahon, meeting to be held tha third Thurs­ GfHssel, Tam* day of January a t the Sanford High B. Dayman, aenool a t which time MIsa Leah in, Waycross, iVattcrn will givo a lecture. ‘ D. Dylly, Mns. J. II. Jac ackson waa apnoint•i City. •d by the chairman, 'M rs. Wt H. hiogletary, aa chairm an of the East Side playground committee. , The pennant for thla month was won by the third grade. At tho conclusion of business; a K? | U*4 Social hour waa enjoyed,’ the hos­ ttly appointed tesses, Mrs. J. H. Jackson and by Governor Mrs. Morton Thigpen'serving dain­ i his official ty refreshments. imed his duties. fes Office ville who is tho charming house .................. guest of Mrs. Jnpics (L Sharon,, , The Literature Department of was guest of honor a t n delightful the Worn an’.* Club cordinlly Invites bridge party on Thursday n ftcr-inll club members nnd their escorts noon when Mrs. Sharon entertain- ( to a meeting to be held next Tuesed tho members of the Every \Vc«;k day evening at 8 o’clock. Owing to urtsecn circumstances, Bridge Club and n few others nt tho play announced In the Year her home on Tenth Street. for this meeting, will not be Golden calendulas nnd montnnon .Book .given, but an exceptionally in te r - |S most ar- eating program has been a rra n g e d ., ■ rooms where Refreshments will be served. |5 ^ ^ card tables were arranged. the This is the third of a series of h M arking tho tally ennis were the evening meetings inaugurated thla i JJ card symbols, and n spirited game season, nnd they havo been very of bridgo was played during tho gratoly enjoyed. afternoon. The prize for top score among the club membeni, a lavendar relish compartm ent dish, wan awarded Mrs. A. M.. DoForcst, who held high score. Mrs. Frank Gonzales having high score among the guests, wns given box of stationery. In cutting for Most cnjoyablo In every way was tho consolation prize, guest room stationery, Mrs. Monroe Hutton tho bridge party given on Thurs­ was the fortunate one. Mrs. J o r­ day afternoon by Mrs. Alexander don was also presentbd guest room Vaughn, when she entertained the mernoers of the Idlers’ Bridge Club stationery. a t her home on Park Avenue, Following the nwrding of the Gladioluses in pastel tints and prises, the hostess served a salad pink hibiscus were arranged Infi and sweet course. charrfting profusion in the rooms Invited to meet Mrs. Jordon were where tne card tables had been Mrs. Forrest Lake, Mrs. VV. J. placed. Thigpen, Mrs. A. M. Do Forest, A fter a most interesting game g* Mrs. G. F. Smith, Mrs. Monroe bridge, scores were counted and Hutton, Mrs. Samuel Puleston, of was found th at Mrs. Endor Mrs. R. A. Newman, Mrs. D. L. it Cffrlett was holder of high score. Thrasher, Mrs. George A. De CotRefreshments of oyster patties, tei, Mrs. Howard Hullck, Mrs. cheese sandwiches, n ut bread and Bloomfield Hulick, Mrs. E. M. Gal coffee were served by the hostess loway, Mrs. Samuel Dighton, Mrs. a t the conclusion J of the card Hebert J. Holly, Mrs. Frank J. game. Gonzales Mrs. H arry T. Bodwell, Mrs. J. G. Ball, Mrs.* William . Mrs. Vaughn's guests were Mrs. Mooro Scott and Mrs, W. Theodore John Meisch, Mrs. Endor Curlett, Mrs, H arry Ifeeren, Mrs. Georgo Langley. ‘ “H art, - Mrs. Henry W ight, Davis Hen Mrs'. M ortimer Mrs. John 8need, M Glover and Mrs. Ball. T. clerk of the Mrs. B. R. G ray w aa the grac­ for six years and ious hostess on Wednesday1 afterughout Seminole J*ben she .enttSlained Ihe Gug Tym" bridge club a t her home on west F iret Street. Stuff­ ed dates were placed on the card tables and were enjoyed during the game. Tjj« prixe for high score, a love­ Interior bill, ins before senate, ly Oriental powder J a r ,. waa won continues rub- by Mrs. A .'H . Beckwith, while th* consolation prize, a pretty barette, Stapler. A ficlala testify in went to Mrs. J . set of salt and pepper shakers inquir. . was given Mrs. T. D .’Inabinet In cutting for the low prise. TO DRIVE A fte r (hs card game, a tem pt­ it 'Prince' Carol ing salad course and sweet eoareo ar care is that he w a t served by tho hostess. i y ,on ■ ‘ repo •> + in News f\) c. . ■^ w rifita la M k MWtL taduAas tW 1 NEW FA LL DRESSES ON SALE A T I-2 PRICE Crepe satins, charmeus^wool serge and poiret twill in all light and dark shades. Same of these dresses are worth up to $59.00. Two days, Sat­ urday and Monday 1-2 price. $25.00 Dresses Will Go At $12.50 No new spring dresses are in this sale. ‘ ; <■ 25 C O A T S T O SELL A T I * <*• v # PRICE » f Some with fur collars arid plain sport coats. Plaid and plain materials. All wool velour, and needle point. A ll the new fall colors. Regular price $ 15 . to $59.00, Saturday and Monday at i a SA L E For Saturday A Special Offerjng of 50 Brand New Spring Sport * Dresses of G E N U IN E ■*t ONE-HALF PRICE Only 25 coats to be sold during this sale. , tr -T Rcad>;.(o.WMirrDepartment. S«an d Flaar , . - . . . . . . . . ;■} W A SH A B L E RADIUM An unusual assortm ent of fine frocks, guaranteed fa st colors, suitable for'm orninjr wear. Exquisite paatel col­ orings consisting of rose," peach, salmon, green, lav­ ender and other new sha­ des. FOR SATURDAY ONLY $12.95 1 -2 Price Sale o f Coats and Dresses M TO NORTHERN CITIES! JA N U A R Y i+ Mrs. Vaughn Hostess ro Idler’s Bridge Club rhursday Afternoon A wedding, which came as a surprise tne many friends of prise to the the young couple, w as th a t of n M attie Lou Long of Milton, i Henry Urquifart of Sanford, th) wedding taking place Dec. 29, with the ceremony being perform ­ ed by Judge Maple a t Milton. 'he bride is the daughter of M . and Mrs, J. It. Long and is a oung woman of charm ing per­ son silty. If, U rquhart was connected wii i the HUl Implement Company for several y e a n , but recently en­ ter d th e 'r e a lty field. He has hoi ts of friends here wbo will Jofa BAUM EL’S from better-thannew blades Roumillat & Anderson by lhe death! ^ ' S’ Gl'W Entertains At Delightful Bridge Milton Girl Becomes Party On Wednesday B^ide Of Sanford Man igfciiow, who 'for 21 years ’Which occured The pennant fo r beat attend­ ance of nmembers w as won by the fourth grade w ith Mias Zillah Welch as teacher. Velvet Shaves icuJtbfcUcj I Important Business Is Mrs. J limes G. Sharon I D iscussed By EastSide Parent-Tcachers'Body Of Mrs. W. S. Jordan IClub Are Invited To A called meeting of the E ast t Tuesday Night Meet Mr*, VV. S. Jordon of Jackson­ Sido Parent-Teachers’ Association 217-W ____ 1 “______ ■ i _ 'J*!-l ■i 'm m . m �Youngest Chief 1 A Realtor ORLANDO, Fla., Jan . 8 — —John S. Mfisek, executive sec­ retary of the Orlando R ealty Board has issued a sta te m e n t denying that I* E. Ham ilton, rocently con­ victed of vlolating^the now real c»tato law, was a “re a lto r” as pub­ lished in papern throughout the state. The secretary of the local roalty board which la nffiliated with tho sta te association of re­ alty boards and tho national a s­ sociation o f realty boards, ex ­ plained th n t while M r.' Hamilton was a real estato dealer he was not In the proper senso a realtor HungarianCoupd’Etat Was To Have Been i Effected By More Than 100,000 People R egent’s Sympathy In Plan Expressed Counterfeit M o n ey Wasn’t To Further Plan, Says Prince Masek Who Violai Law Wat Roy G. Williams, Snnford’s po­ lice hond, begins fourth year In office to which he wns appointed nt ago of 2.1. Snnford'H Police Head Began Service With City When He Was Only 20 Ycnr.s Of Age; Horn In Mount Vernon, III. Hair Parted ON O N E H A N D e in your neighborhood who Bright Skinned Nigger” Sought Mnrv Smith, colored, who lives near the corner of F ifth Street and t'yoro. s Avenue, reported to the police yesterday thnt she had been n victim »>f n “ flim -flam " game and that her enrosity in learning the game had cost her the sum of $20(1. An investigation disclosed the fact that the old pocket book Irlek had been pulled on her. This gamu is said to lie one of those "you hold my money. I c a rry your purse" affairs wherein the owner of the purso eventually loses. Patrolm an t). II. Flaherty of Kan­ sas City, Mo., went into the A rg­ yll? Stale hank ami stopped three l"«'k<d the clerks in the vault. Dm* bandits who hud taken $20,000 and of the bandits shot nt him and llu bullet pierced his cap just above the badge, parting Ids hair hut • HY ASSOCIATED PRESS leaving him unharmed. The hole 'jSK IJRIN G —Scbring began op- PENSACOLA. Additional uvia- in the cup can bee seen in tile pic­ ture. •ratio n ns u pity, instead of a tow n,' linn instructors of the United W»Q the dawn of tho New Ycur. States Navy have been ordered --------here to truiu n lurge clast; of flyIM D E CITY.—'Over u thousand ips. residents of Hernando, I'asco uml --------riuellua counties g a th e r here to JACKSONVILLE.— A t l a n t i c attend tho funeral of Deputy Toast Line adds extensively to BRADENTON, Fla., Jan. 8.—(/!*) Sheriff Hancock, believed to have J eniiipnionl h e ry i'm w hank- opens — Mrs. It. E. Howcn, III of .Sara­ boon ala in by u, negro sota, wns probably fatally injured and her two children Virginia, In, FERN AN DIN A.—The first and and IJryunt, six were badly injured, U st "bull fight," 11 “barbarous" when tlie c ar in which they were one wan held hero in rH78,-accord­ riding turned over near here ye«ing to an old newspaper clipping terdny afternoon. The cur was ill iven by her htislmml who skidded - MIAMI BEACH.—An appeal bus into thu dith while trying to pass heen sent to 'Postm aster General another car. Now for a postoffice for this city. STATE NEWS BRIEFS “ Need of n special designation an opposed to real estate ag en t or ‘real estate denier' came about in the national activity of leading brokers to professionalise the rent entnto business. The decision to operate under a code of ethics and the active efforts to clhiiinate the ‘shyster’ as is nttested by the sponsoring of the rrn l estate li­ cense law, under which Hamilton was reprim anded, brought with it the need to secure some m ark of identification fo r tho public -»f those brokers who wore engaged in chnnging the realestnto busi­ ness to n profession. “The word ‘realto r' w as adopted bv the national association to ac­ complish this purpose. Hundreds of thousands of dollars have been spent by the various real estate boards affiliated with the nation­ al organisation, to point out to the public thnt the word ''re a lto r' Is not synonymous with 'real estate ag>'iit’ or ‘ronl estate denier.” “ Ill order fo t Mr. Ham ilton to be able to ufo the term realtor or to lie referred to in press d o ries us n 'realto r' bo would have to be­ long to the Orlando Real E state Hoard ns iong ns his business was in this city, which ho Is not." YOU CAN COUNT You probably know that Cod Livtr Oil conies In sugar-con ted duccr in the world. Ih cause it contains more Vitamines than any food you can get.You'll lie glad to know th at Coil Liver Oil conteii in sugar-coated tablets now, vi if you really want to nut 10 or 20 pounds o f. rcul healthy flesh on your hones und feel w l l and strung ask Union I harmaey or any d ruggist for a box of McCoy's Cod Liver Oil t Compound Tablets. j Only till cents for HO tablets and if you don’t gain five pounds in 30 days your druggist is author­ e d to hand you hack the money yon paid for them. It i n’t anything unusual (or a perMin to gain 10 pounds in 20 dnv i “Get Ah Coy's, the original and genuine Coil Liver Oil Tablet.” Fever Grippe Three Injured In Automobile Wreck Co S to p th e m today R E A D T H E H E R A L D F O R O P P O R T U N IT Y • USE IT F O R R E SU L T S A complete* coverage of Sunford and Seminole Couttj I .* • « V“ # /■»*, wr * C h u lu o ta (FLAGLER SYSTEM) Stop them quickly—all their dinger* ind discomforts.Eiilthcfevcrand headache. Force 11« poisons out. Hills break colds in 14 hours. They tone the wholcsystem.The prompt,re­ liable rtsultsluve led millions to employ them. Don't rely on lesser helps, don't delay. Be S u re I t's « A ll I k x P r ic e 3 0 c Owners and Developers of with portrait MIAMI.—Fort Lauderdale was ’declared winner in the float con­ test held dosing the fiesta of trill.. FORT MYERS.—Sumvllle, a vilU ko several miles from Fort Myttrs, changes Its nnme to Bay Shore, work begins on on brunch line of Seaboard Air Lino to Fort Myers. QUINCY.—Petition h are circu­ lated here for an election on n pro­ PARIS, Jam 8.- (/D—Mnaalvoposed $1,250,000 bond issue for nc.iM now is tho criterion of up in good roads. the minute jowolrj. The lung heart nccklnco popular a short timo ago, ST. PETERSBURG.—Cash priz­ bus given way to a Imgo chain roes of $.'I,.'I85, medals, loving cups Hcmliling in everything hut weight and trophies have heen announced the kind of ornament worn by sla­ for the National Horseshoe Pitch- ves thousands of years ago. res' Association Tournuinciit, to be Another fashionable ornam ent in held here February 8-17. "Babylonian bracelet," the of which has grunt knobs EUSTIS.—Eustls is sending out ,,f ci>loreil stone. They are roughlv Invitations’ to oilier points of the curve <1 with quaint figures nml look statu for a horse shoo tournament, ns though they had been dug up in to ba held here Jan. 0. so no pro-historic cave.____ _ H E A L IN G H A N D ^ Seminole County, Florida Wm. R. Kenan, Jr., President J. W. Hoffman, Vice President General Offices, City HIdff, • St, Augustine, Fla, „ % . W hit ! Robin L a dbu yn Syrup Company, Cairo, Ga. • ( * - '! 7 ; t "- - . 1, ■ . ... Open throughout the • .v .'< ' t ■ jW . 1 Unequaled citrus and trucking lands. Poultry and dairy farming. in the H ealth of- the . CommunityJ biscuits and sy ru p l And o f course, th e s y r u p is W hite L abel , th e Pure Georgia Cano country-mado syrup. Tho Whito Label con brings to your tabU> the genuine all-cano uyrup, just tho kind you’ve had down on the plantation. Vjge it on waffles, batter cakes, hot his:uitV or just plain bread —you’ll enjoy ft|HLwv}^n’J h e r* morel Just a sk your dealer fo r-- • Hotel Accommodations. Modern and up to date. year. Rates reasonable. Jk Chiropractors Pan H OT - • Climate. Ideal the year round. • am . A. G. Wagner Resident Agent. "Chuluota, FU. r p im i Is sn unselfish ltd* » Chtroprectsc which ms, nos b* full, i understood i is seeks, and ha* slwsy. sought, to build the health of each community, that peoele may be happur and more pcduCtlve. rrosperttv b closely silled wuh phyocsl strength snJ treeUaro from the sundry llnle and b!» tils which seem to be the hetitac* of Ufc Itself. Often dies* (11s can be conquered without recourse to more serious sml perilous method*. Th* Chiropractor U. first of all. • wise ar I studious Investigator of ouucs Hu disgnuu* of « symptom, a mujc. is based on snmomsr* knowledge of the function of the humi:. Ixxly and Its organs. There is no tsasolry—no miracle-wo,kn ,It Is no more than analysts, bora of many years of sympathetic 'lodcncandiM. ' * DR. W. E. MAC DOUGALL CH IROPRACTIC SPECIALIST Booms 307*308 F irst N ational Bank Bldg. „ Phone 482-.I Iloura 0 to 12, 2 to C, and by Appointment * »k. .v. x • ;w; *• • . Location. Southeastern Seminole County, 36 miles South o f New Sm yrna on New Smyrna-Okeeehobee B r a n c h Florida East Coast R. R. good hard surface roads, 22 m iles from Sanford and Orlando and M milep from the Cpast at Indian River City. Unusually good hunting and fishing f o r recreation. • . Outstanding features are many. A visit will convince you this is thep to locate. - " Townsite beautifully located 63 feet lakes within .its boundary making an ideal location for . winter home or permanent residence. • • A Attractive prices. Maps and literature on lequest. ^ stated fo n d Companie^®^ the.Florida Chuhiota Company is one of the East Coast Railroad (Flagler i �WASHINGTON LETTER army. 8. — An command An Afro- (he's a good solI D epartm ent in Ben to it and the ■ known for he’s ■ ta r s and Stripes ■ of the Liberian B urnt is Hansen K a n t in the 9th K lr y , W o r ld W’w -•In., Jnn. 8.— .he Supreme ;ually live tho •tion of a man iciatcd in sut the state for , and who is Ion to obturve to* of tho jusfDnc els*, thin man, who .__ofof hishis le use Kn to bo fopf a t large. An m a seat upon ad them selves M onastery, bo F ' 1*‘ of tho Judges Court building then visiting ithcr they are reception they a call a t the I, nevertheless, Id, "they never SAN ANTONIO. Tex., Jan. 8.— (/P)— Down here in the ahadow of the old Alamo, folks generally and the police in particular, have a reputation for being quick on the draw and quicker on the trigger. Dot San Antonio, w ith a popula­ tion of* more than 200,000 and a llce departm ent of 193, has not d a m ajor robbery in live years. The rem arkable absence of gun­ men, safe blowers and others of th a t portion of the population is accredited to the fa c t th a t there are 26 man on the force who are expert pistol Shota. The whole force, including the mitrkMn«n*hlt> medal-holding Chief T. 0 . Miliar, K ’sshington reelf discharged ng a passport Uier American to a long stay itself. A fter the w ar ho was shifted to mo an Amer- the cavalry arm and was. stationed n handed an a t F t. Riley, when Hb received War Dcpart- Liberia’s call. Of High Court Justices Are und Miss The iin Of Friends Decrease la Thefts To Be PuM shed In Through UseOfGun St. A ugustine Soon ness and go back w ithout so much as a telephone call, to let.m e know when they are here." Supreme Court judges, in spite of the solemn dignity of their posi­ tion, like loclal calls a t their of­ fice, Judge Ellis asserted. A chat With an acquaintance aervjM to break the drab routine of adjudica­ tion. he averred. * Florida's supreme bench is com­ posed of men who arc always wll- Federal Law To Protect Swans WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.—W — The 10-yonr closed season during which swans m ay not bo hunted anywhere in Uaited States will expire on Dec. 7, but under a federal law enforcing a treaty with Great B ritain on the sub­ ject, it will still bo unlnwful to kill such birds a fter thnt date, ac­ cording to an announcement nt the United States Departm ent of unlcsn they address themselves to Agriculture. the board walls before them, or to Tho treaty with Great Britain the likeness of form er supreme contained a clause enacted for the protection of birdn m igrating be­ tween the United States and Canada. Many Escaped . Convicts Caught TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 7.—(/P)— One hundred and twelve prisoners escaped from state road camps in 1924 and 103 in 1026, according to figures supplied by the clerk of the prison bureau, Judge T. E. An­ drews. In 1925, tho state farm had 29 escapes and 31 in 1924. Seventy prisoners were recap­ tured for the state road depart­ ment in 1925, with 55 the previous year. The state farm reenptured 19 during the year ju st ended, and the same number in 1,924. During 1925 there were 15 deaths in the Florida state prison, compared to 21 in 1924. ha Statement "Justice W. H. ■ the bench for »; to give voice I in the m atter, fatly forgotten n best friends ’•aid. "I've had rlends come to tty old home at iqnct their bust- Havc you thought about our Spring Suit yet? Mr. Amnson with the Storrs-Schacffer Com­ pany has a complete showing of new spring fabrics and will take your mcaKurcments now. Call nt B. L. IVrkln’a and talk to him. ON the Trlbuno will be issued weekly. In the firs t Issue of tho newest paper In America's Oldest city, there are many articles which will bo of interest to ettisens througghout the State, It is m id. Under the heading “Florida "News F ifty Yoars Ago"' arc reproduced a number of nrticles carried in the Bevcrai, newspapers published in tho Suite in 1877 and 1878. These items will appear each week and will be authentic re ­ prints, as tho Editor, Frank Webb, hns a complete record of all the happenings in the Stato a t that time. Iluving been connected with the Legislative branch of the Florida Government fo r a number of years, the E ditor is fam iliar with every political movement in tho State. He Will comment frequent­ ly on Stntc affairs. _ In the first isiuc of the Tribune is an editorial on "Florida’s Re­ presentation In Congress". In this article it is pointed out thnt tho Four members of Congress from Florida arc representing more than n million people more than they did when the F ourth one was ad­ ded in 11)10. It is the purpose of those puhfishing It to moke it of Statuwida interest. Insurca a Profit on your investment and Offers an Ideal Location for your Home. y Ilomcseekors will fine in Sanford Grove the Ideal location for their homes, broad streets, sidewalks and n genera! beuutification program are included in the development program. Already great headway has been made with the improvement program, und every day brings this most desir­ able hopie community nearer completion. We will gladly accompany you to the property and point out to you the wonderful investment opportunity offered In Sanford Grove. A call or phone message will put you in touch with a courteous representative. Rate Hearing Will Be Held In Sanford BART NASON, Sales Director TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 7.—</P)— Examiner Fuller of the interstate commerce commission will hold a hearing nt Sanford Jnn. 25, nt the request of largo shipping Interests of thnt place to determine whether the distribution of - fertilizer ma­ terials front waterside storage !s intrastate or interstate, it was learned at the railroad commis­ sion toduy. Kloridn fruit growers, it was! stated, contend th at the shipments j are local movements from wure-| houses nt Jacksonville and Tnmpa. and should take lower rates, while the railroad companies clnjm that they are through shipments, and require interstate rates. Fred H. Davis, nttorney fo r the railroad commission, hns been a s k -1 ed by the examiner to represent] thnt body a t tho hearing. Phone 249 First National Bank Bldg. THEHIGH SHORES OF THE ST. JOHNS In the entire region of Greater Sanford, there can be no duplicating the environment of this beautiful and se lect home-development. - Y . ' i. M- ■»! ■* *■ ' *V ; n ' . • • ' Nature has provided an ideal setting for beautiful homes, and the developers are adding those desirable im provements essential to the highest type of city subdivisions. , * « o - , * * * . -J «* /1 ■■ *■i, I '• i " ^,1 *>. \ J** * • , Reservations of lots are being made daily, and we frankly hope that our Sanford pepple will absorb the entin offering and make Indian Mound Village one of the Show Places of this mid-Florida country. 1 ’ * * "; * *4 J •' . , . Reservations at present prices can be made until January eleventh. SA L E S A G E N T S Telephone 707 Masonic Buildin >*.. i - 1- 1- 1- f i m tu i �HD H ERALD, E ig h t Dry A ffidavits Filed Fertilizer Expert Believes Florida Will Turn To Farm Development Soon ! ►i ' ■■" ' JACKSONVILLE, Jan u ary 8r - to Mr. Wilson, is developing a Bclicf of the Floritln Suite Cham­ huge tra c t west of Hollywood pre­ ber of Commerce that many devel­ paratory to settling it with fa rm ­ opers In the state will turn from ers. In West Florida this charac­ town lot proposition nnd devote te r of work has hoen in progress renea Highway Completion their energies to agricultural land* since Inst spring nnd In Central To Be Rushed At Cost Of !«nd that Florida during the next Florida, hotnhly In Clay County, $2,000,000 Of County’s | two years will .witness tin unpre­ thousands of acres arc under de­ growth in farm s and J m m velopment. Money, O fficial Assert cedented Mr. Wilson dc-claml th a t the land | production is apparently borne out hunger the North nnd middle 'by investigations made by Lorento JK E Y WEST, Fla., Jnn. 8 (/P>— , A. Wilson, president of the Wilson- West Is inincreasing and Bids were opened here yesterday I Toomer Fertiliser Company. Mr. bounds as l he result ofbytheIcopn growing wr the Board of County Com mi shtoners of Monroe county for com­ Wilson, in addressing the Truth tip of the sons of farm ers who de­ motion of the Oversea Highway, ! About Florida Conference here sire trf strike out for themselves Involving a sum of approxim ate­ Tuesdny, declared it would not be and that thousand will come to I surprising if farm development ! Florida the moment nn atte m p t is ly $2,000,000. T Contracts have already been let 'during thy next two or three ycnr»|j made to bring them here and if *' (the developers offer them advnnfo r n total of 49 miles, of which does not sweep the state. I n ,.Central and West Florida ' tngeous opportunities. 18 miles of road nnd bridges have Some of the developers, Mr. W il­ been completed at a cost of ap­ developers who ha’A* purchased j large tracts during the last few' son said, nre preparing to assist proximately $4 00 ,0 00’. ' The completed bridges include months have been quietly clearing settlers financially nnd with ex-tlie Boca Chlcn, connecting Stock the land. buiblipg roads and mak­ pert advice about farm ing con­ ing other improvements necessary ditions in Florida until they are in the conversion of raw land into able to make their way by thenifarms. ’* selvrs. Thousands of farm ers nl| On the lower F ast Coast the rendy established in the North and Clearing is now being done on Hollywooil Corporation, according middle West, dissatisfied with enmIpnrntively small returns fpr their the Key La rgo road, the contract , work and with the long, cold win­ calling for construction of .'II miles ters, are investigating opportunit­ of highway. This work is in the ies hern and the only thing neces­ hands of Jam m er Brothers Con­ sary to settle them on the land is te' atruction company. I The road from Stock Island to education relative to the advanta­ Sugar Loaf was constructed by the ges to be derived by moving to Tide W ater Construction company. Florida. ' Construction of the highwny in m aking automobile trafific possible hundreds , Florida now imports * * of from Key W est to Minmi will be mH!inns of dollars worth of foodtaken up by the commissioners a t s'u d s which might be produced an early date. Surveys nre now here with the advantage that it under way for the three bridges, would keep this money at home, one of which will be seven mites long, nnd Involving a construction 1h< and there is every indication that coat of several million dollars. I t 'n i business interests in th e s l a t e have is believed that the county com- nr awakened to the immeasurable missloncrs will grant franchises j |)t value of agricultural development. lo private corporations for the con- to atruction of the bridges, ami that j — the spans will be completed npproxlmntelv on the same dale as j A‘ tho highwny. !f 18 .Miles Completed j+ I t is impossible a t the present T ' tim e to sny ju st when the h ig h -’X way will Ih» completed, those in >+ touch with the project stnte. Fif- ^ tc in months was required for & construction of 18 miles of the + highw ay on the Key West end.jX afld about the same time for ex- 4* tension of the Dixie Highway from ^ ita present term inal to the ftp-, 4* proach of Key l.urgo. Work is j £ now under wny on Stcnm IJont *. Creek bridge connecting Key I.nr- * CAN MAKE AN EXCELLENT CONNECTION IN go with the mainland. J SANFORD Tho county commissioners, it was jj learned here, expect to make much J Snore rapid progress .on thr* re- j J mainlng approximately K.l miles of I f highwny required for fhtUhirig the j J entire project than was made on *1* the initial stretches, low ing th e 1J conclusion th a t the entire project ! £will be finished in less than a period I +<•+<■ • i t * under A c n e * T. Lewtsf P I k u w . b y w1f». ed or otherwise in and to the f o l - _ ,f;, n c ^ d*dn1* u > »« u !“? i u ‘n 8am,nD,# h ^ h 5 K ? n d ^ n ^ « l l pVAJie!i, cUimt: 'Flin’V o r t h w . r t Quarter of the Northeast Quarter o f Section Fourteen. Township T w e n ty one flouth. Range T h ir t y - o n . * o7*ot k 2r £ I J ? ' f t arfd" t o ' t h i t S i* « tate tn ^ i h » w l n F d t ^ r t b ^ real e s t l l e In Tn w n - fn1**nd*^to***hV*abo v* **3eecrlb e «f'p r o - t o W ^ ^ o n f ^ ^ f v i n r . and petty,* whether Known or unknown; ^ T h u r e fo n 'd lordered* to appear^to^"the'above^m * ceased or otherwise' In and to the tYued n u « e o n o r before the first above described real estate; ft. C V i n ^ a v In March A D. JM*. same! Bedford, I f livin g, and i f dead, all h'-lEg i rule day of this court. a nd fPkrtlea cla im in g Interests under It. C. Bedford, deceased or otherwise. otherwise, U i. t i n t s i r nr the month, and In U. tn and to the above described prorty ; to all parties cla im in g In ­ rest under Mary A. Thurston, or and esch o f you. and said cause Otherwise, In and to the above d e­ proceed ex parte. scribed real estate; to nil parties It Is further ordered that this order be published once a week fo r cla im in g Interest under R. C. Bed­ eight consecutive weeks In the San­ ford, or otherwise, In nnd to the ford Herald, a newspaper published above described property; to all parties cla im in g Interest In and at Hanford. Florida. W IT N E S S my hand and seal o f to the above described'property. You and each o f you are hereby said court this the 3 l« t day o f Dec. ordered to appear to the above en­ titled cauee nn or before the first (Seal) m S ' V. R. DOUC1LASS. Clerk Clrrult Court. Seminole Monday In March. 191*. same being n rule day of this court, and thA County. Florida. _ fir st day o f the month, and In de­ • By; A. M W l-.RKPj D. C. fault thereof a decree pro confesC H A R L E S I\ DICKINSON. ao. w ill be entered agnlnat you nnd .Solicitor fo r Complainant. each o f you, ad said cause proceed IN T im CTnr.’ IT c o u r t . s e v ­ ex Itpnrte. Is further ordered that this e n t h J t'lllt ML M R OH I T order be published once a w eek fo r SEMINOLE ro ll STY, FLORIDA, eight consecutive weeks In the IN CHANCERY. „ _ "Sanford H erald " a newspaper pub­ Kill T o quirt Title lished at Sanford. Florida. R O B E R T HUNRERFORD IN D U S ­ W IT N E S S my hand and the seat T R I A L SCHOOL. a non-nrofR cor­ o f thn said Court, this the 31st day poration. organised and existing o f Dec. A. D. IMS. under laws of the State o f F l o r ­ (S e a l) V. E. DOUflLABS. ida. Complainant. Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole Vg County, Florida. flEO R G E i'tOCES. el nl. D efend­ B y : A. XP. W E E K S . D. C. ants. C H A R I.E 8 P. DIC KIN SON. Order of Publicstlntt Solicitor fo r Complainant. To Oeorge PlgiP’S and — —— The Development That is Developing is the R I* T t I K C I H C l'I T COI'HT, s n v . K N T II J l Dll IA I, CIRCUIT, RKHINOI.H rOIJXTV, F LO R ID A . IS CHAN CERY. I m il Tn llulet Ttlle M. M. S M I T H . Complalrant, vs. ARNES T. LEW IS . I f lltlng, nnd If dead, the heirs, devisees, g r a n ­ tees, or other claimants under Agnes T. Lewis. In and to the follow in g described lands In Semi­ nole County. Florida, lo - w lt : The Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter, Section Fou r­ teen Township Tw en ty- one South. Range Thirty-one East, nnd all p a r t i e s claim ng Interests In nnd to the abrvrn described p r o p e r t y , whether known or u n ­ it now it. IV f o n d a n t s . tinier of I’nbllestlnn. T o Agnes T. Lewis, If living, nnd If d e a d , nil p e r s o n s claiming I n t e r - v Homes Sell As Fast -ELECTRIC LIGHTS RUNNING WATER -TELEPHONES This Beauty Spot 108 Magnolia Ave, A wise investment N A T IO N A L SHOW W EEK Its superior location—its accessibility to all Sanford—its complete development and improvement program—• mark it as a wise investment. I n is u n l b? i!ie finest iiisp la y o t rord passen^erenrs tlic public has o v erseen . It w ill ^ivc ynu an en tirely n ew co n ­ cep tio n oi the heautVnncI u tility o i’the various Ford body, types. E ven if you have already m ade ;1 careful in sp ec­ tion of ih e im proved Ford cars, y o u should see ibis D isp la y — for it is so m eth ’iv* eiu cv o ; new. The Show v»iil begin Saturdry m orn ­ ing January 9, and will last u n til Saturday night, January 16. D e sure to see it! Located on State Highway No. 3 (Sanford - Orlando Road), and surrounded by development activities of * — .* great magnitude— truly a remarkable location—and an f * iS. . •^ V*y * .#'a’ * investment that ccrtainlv i^romises tremendous returns. The Second Unit is now* open for reservations. ( “ ’i • facts on this pre-eminent investment opportunity the final announcement is made. THE BRITT-CHflTENDEN REALTY COMPANY, INC., DEVELOPERS �HERALD fiVERT'TlttTE BY CONDO T H € > OLST> S O Y I S IN B U i l N B S S 1 ’ L C S fjtJ A K UP H i r t A N D C 2|V C s , it ration For School Year "HIM A ■aC A Flc y . - y V ^C JT ' b ‘ (W fc* r. S t h t « tori lies Claiin Jan. B.—VPr— i for noNt year, Jollcf-v bvlicato Bn-?i(icnt Ham- Iblimr n delect I boys anti 300 [of the loading fountry as ■ Inn A m erica« of . liberal one, necordinjr ifn r. By next WiP may point A 'B nn.Pf the Institution^ In A N D A M V CCe, © O O 'ibo, tor tj^ioa.'s I ry ■ !— e ----- - of accredited K present credonK s t tnor:tl chnrncB f student lender- te p a ra tn ry period Bered by the ene of the Rcllins Iv C L C , V o U N C C D fiu/N WY MSN HvATy ing of Dr. Ilo k to 1 tjhe institution fen national rocogr imiuirics have | u t th e curriculum kree nf the am all K pre3ident chnm- ■ U If ordered that you and each of yuti appear to tho ■worn hill of complaint herein filed on or before thr I n day o f February A. D. m e . the aame Patna a Rule Day o f this Honorable Court. It la further ordered that this notice he publlahrd In Tho tu.ilford Herald, a newanapor publishAil In tho Cnnnty o f tb-mlnole, Ktate o f Florida, once n went for four consecutive v.'eefa W m i B H i l the hand and neat of V. W. !»• u glass. Clerk of the Circhlt C o u r t In and fo r Seminole C o u n t y . Florida, this the Slat day o f Doc. A. D. 1»»3. (Heal) V. K. DOUODAsa Clerk Circuit Court. Itv A. XL IVHnKB, D C. l a ih u f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d l a n d s In S e m ln o t* C o u n ty . F lo rid a . to - w it: , The W*nt Quarter o f ths Souths ■wont Quarter o f ths Northeast Quarter *»f Section Thro*. Townshin Twenty-one South, Itanga T w r a t r - M a r i jo iit. T o Howard It If llrIniC.-Arul. If d e a d . a l t p a r t i e s c la i m 1tats IntiTi>t» under the M id Ho­ ward I„ M crrlm nn. deceased. or otherwise, lit nod t o 't h e above de■crlhed property. T o D a v id B . f i e n d . tf llvtntr, a n d . If d e a d , a l l - p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r est/V u n d e r t h e M i d D a v id It. ( l e a d , it c r e a t e d , n r nthiT W iao. in a n d in th it f o l l o w i n g d e n c r l b e d l a n d * In iWnUnoie c e u n s y . F l o r i d a . m - t v i t : T P * N o r t h 'v e a l Q u a r t e r o f t h e MAflimtH A VOOHHfrt. j ?ii>rth«tt.*i|'Qn irt* r o f t h n N i r t h SoVrltor* fo r Complainant. • " a t Q u n rte r n f S ectio n F ifte e n , T o w n ' i h 'o , T n e n ’ v - .i n e H outh. '• in • lu>t. T o Marloa II. Downey, If living, and. If dead, a l l . parties claiming Intereata under the aald Marlon ID Downey, rtt-rensed, or otherwlae. In nnd to t h i Dart nbnVo described property. a n d nil perso n * c l a i m i n g n n I n t e r «>*t In n n d tp t h e f o l l o w i n g d e s c r l o p e t t y In S e m i n o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , to -w lt: T h o N o r t h H a l f o f t h n H o u th en*t Q u a rte r of th e N o rth e a s t Q u a r t e r o f th e N o r t h w e n t Q u a r ­ t e r of S ectio n F i f t e e n . T o w n s h i p T w e n ty , one S outh. l i n n go T w e n t y - n i n e Kant. Y ou a n d bvmi o f y o u n r e h e r r tiy o r d e r e d th appear t o t h e n h n v e eiiune. tt1n first M o n d a y In Xlnrch, A. D. I92fl, dam e b e i n g th n flrn t ■lay of li f e m o n t h , n n d n r u lo d a y of t h i s ' c o u r t . n n d In d e f n u l t If dead, nil parties claiming Inter­ t h e r e o f n i l r t r r e p r o c n n f e s s b w ilt est* under tha nald -flaylord O. ho e n t e r e d a g a i n s t y o u . n n d en ch Cane, •lece.ancd, or othcrwlne, In nnd o f y o u . an d aald c a u s e p r o c e e d ex* Y t5 U p l S H |vill g n l h e r in m ilay , K rb rtm ry Ion* t-tirly Tut-s o f th e sessio ns l w ill g o on u lobiltto u r of H t n - s of th e proK d , w o u ld lip th o B C sp ch o -S lo v n liin , p in P in u lln fr, n f ■ w i l l n c t- n tn p o n y I th e ir tr ip front II,th e y d c jm r t for LlVo delegate:! nnd p i rcproHi-nlativiH I the vnriuuii states I convention. I t a n g o 29 B. , r u n N o r t h CO d n - cro'K, 21 Tiiinutea; Knnt IPO tr.M, N o r t h 7 d e g r e e * . 20 m l n t itr*. W e $ t - C f t f e e t , K o u l h w e n t eriy loo fe rt, HoullicuHlernly • i on f e e t ;1 ‘ ’ M a r l » n S m y t h , If l i v i n g , n n d if t l o n d , ni l p a r t l c * Claiming I n t e r e n t n u m l r r M a r l o n ' H m y Hi, d e c e a s e d n r o t h ­ erw ise , In n n d t o t h e l a n t a b o v e d e ­ s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y ; Ho w a l l e S m y t h , If living, a n d If d e a d , nil portion c la im in g lntoronin u n d e r Itonalle Smv Hi. de e e n f i e i l o r o t h e r w i s e , l a amt in th e last above described p r o p e r t y : A r t h u r S m y t h . If l i v i n g , n n d If d e a d , a l l p a r l i e s c l n l i u l r i g I n t e r e s t s u n d e r A r t h u r S m y t h , tiee r a s e d o r o t h e r w i s e . In n a i l t o t h e list a b o v e d e sc rib e d p r o p e r t y : A l ­ i m S m y t h . If l i v i n g , a n i l If t loml, all p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t s u n d e r A l l a n Hmy lit. d e c e a s e d o r o t h t y w l s e . In a n d t o t h e l a s t a ' h o v e d e s c r i b e d p r o p e rt y , n n d all p a r t i e s , w h e t h e r f . i i o w n oi* i i n k i i i i t v n . < l a l m l n g I n t e r • s t s In a n d t o t h e l a s t a b o v e d e i l l.eil p r o p e r l \ V « u a n d e ncl i o f y o n n r e h e r e b y o rd e re d to a p p e a r to t h e a b o v e e n ­ t i t l e d enli st - ott tic b e f o r e t h e f i r s t . Mo n d a y I n Ma r t - h , il*3H, t h e s a u t e b e i n g a l i t t l e D a y o f t h i s t ’o i i r t . a m i t h e f i r s t titty o f t h e m o n t h , a t t h e office of th e C le rk of th e C ourt, at the Seminole County eoitrtliouse. Sanford, Florida, anil la d e f a u lt t h e r e o f a d e e p e n p r o e o n felt s o w i l l In- e n t e r e d n g n l n s t you- a n d e a c h of y o u anil saltl c a u s e p r o c e e d ex [inns. I t Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s o r d e r In- p u b l i s h e d otieu a tvet-U in e i g h t c o n s e c u t i v e y v e rk ly I s s u e s In t h e S a n f o r d H e r a l d , a neyvspap* r p ublished at S anford. Hc-mlnolo C o u n ty , F l o r i d a . CM A HDDS 1*. D IC K IN S O N . Sollultor ;ht> average hu.t3e furnace. for Coinplitlnnnt, c iitc riT in ji rn rn T , D iet \i, e m t t i r I IIA . I Ni A M I (M H N T V . I.\ seventh tic c i.i)ii- CD It NI-JN1 I M I I . I J ( I I A M 'E U Y . Illll To t(nlrt Title C H A R D EH A. DADD AS, C o m p l a i n ­ a n t. vs. DI.’CY D. D A V IS n n d th o lit-lrn. d e v ­ isees. g r a n t e e s o r o th e r claltnnnlH u n d e r Duey R D a v i s ; th o heirs, devisees, g r a n t e e s o r o t h ­ e r c l a i m a n t s , u n d e r W i l l i a m F. I t u s s e l l. d e c e a s e d ; t h e h e i r s , d e v ­ isees, g r a n t e e s mi o t h e r c l a i m ­ a n t * u n d e r M a t t h e w It. M a r k s , d eceased ; A n n a. S to k e s nnd th e f li v in g , n n d If t i m i n g I n te re n tn ion. d e c e a s e d o r o tile f o l lo w in g S em lnnlo. CnuuBVU of Section p. . 1t a n g i - 32 K . ; y l f l i v i n g , a n d If fllnlmlng I n t e r e s t s iftekson, deceased in ti to the a bove p —------- I v e y ; a ll j Interests ti n d e r nuiteii. In a n d to ■ d pro p erty ; nnd ■ r know n or un. - I n te r e s is lit n n d p e r i ll e d p r n p e r t y ; i. If li v in g , n n d if e ln im in g Interests i S m y t h , decensetl .lid to t h e fidluyy-itdo C o u n t y , F l n r lo rth c n s t corner Of F l o r i d a M h i­ re H e ll H a llr o u d , f n w n . l i l p 21 S., l u-lrs, d e v i s e e s , g r a n t e e s o r o t h ­ e r c l a i m a n t s u n d e r A n n h Hl o k e . i , •Ia s s n T. l i a v l s . I n d i v i d u a l l y a mi n s A d m i n i s t r a t o r o f t h e Kf t t n i r o f W i l l i a m F. I t u s s e l , d e c e a s e , | and thn heirs, devisees, grulilecx o r o t h e r c l n l t n a u t n u n d e r Jes-uT. D a v i s , I n d l v l d t m l l y n n d n s A d ­ m i n i s t r a t o r o f I h u l aHt Jt t e- uf- . UUI , I t a m F. I t u s s e l , deceased; the C e n t r a l S o u t h e r n D u m b e r Compa t t y , tin O h i o C o r p o r a t i o n a n d the docUlioltlers of the Cent m i South, in I,unifier C o m p a n y an Ohb* C o r p o r a t i o n . ami nlf-ftinK m o ' t i p e r s o n s c l a i m i n g nil I n t e r l St l a ( h e r e a l ( i r o p e r t v h e t e l t l a f t e r ilrxcrilnnl. Itefendants. ^ tub etn errr cot*n T, srv. * AUDITS'SYSTEMS TAXES Jacksonville, Tamm, Miami,1Bnofonl, West Palm Beach, Daytona Beach CENTRAL FLORIDA QF^flCE The larger botUo te ^ 317*318 First National Batik,. Bldg. • » ■’ * • ’-!* *• Sanford, Florida- . i..* ^ S. G. GRAY. RESIDENT MANAGER VENETIAN ISLES 1 M ** % " * * » 2' i / r ■ 4 *i « X i f •■ h ** * - * r f * ( An Environment and Atmosphere of Charm /•* - I 'i r - OR the man or woman who is seek­ ing the maximum in beauty of loca­ tion, delightful surroundings and ar­ tistic development, V E N E T I A N ISLES have a peculiar appeal. v ~ a L v The very situation of theEe island ^ejps, out in the heart of sp ark H ^ IjisCjmiq Bay, gives them at.^pep h’ptp solifiidfe and accessibility—qualities*that are 3P eminently desirablyfpr yppr home. Be­ cause of their very location,, and, rangement, they can neyey become congested, though every and at the same time they wil^lbia quickly and eksily reached Trpm the heart of the city via Venetjap Wft^r and the great lOp-foot Dvive-of; CampRnili which crosses this . iaj chain northward to connect Miami Shores causeway. , »rrtrv Rememher-r. thereforc his price is lower than surroumlimr owners, expect to Ret. 12J/o acres on West F irst St., which will divide into sixty lots at an nverngo cost of $500.00 per lot. Total present Road' frontage 1,400 feet, being corner with GOO feet on F irst Street. f v*Vy "1 '> .** [Viiv' You cannot reproduce Ri^cayne Bay. Only Nature' could have created such a magnificently beautiful setting. % i " • Re-Sales D e p t 'i.'S ^ . Where you have a property of superlative disirability, of which %e supply i§ dpfiniteTy P-nd posi­ tively limited, .youTv own good will tell you that eV&rmdreasing values are inevitable. . mertca s 214 E- FJUUJT ST. t ant} atjriQspheFP BUWQUPding a home Irnilt Q» HjajFLtficently developed property in such a magnificent setting! ....... Lot 2, Block 7, Mellonville Ave., $4,000 Lot 9, Block 6, Elliott Avenue, * Eastern E xposure...... . ...... $4,200 Lot 10, Block 6 Elliott Avenue, Eastern Exposure $4,200 * ' ‘ i * ■ i *\ Imagine, if you will, the outlook from Venetian Isles over the bay toward either Miarqi vpr Miami Beach—by day or by night!• .Picturd sin your own mind what it will meqn to enjoy the environment TERMS r that waterfront prpperty is always the most dpsirpd and the mqst sought for; that B is^ yne ^fiy, prpperty, in the Miami distinct, ' paramountji rifiat Venetian Isles are ip the heart 0f.Bisj2aynp.Ray. - 4 . R. W. LAWTON 203-205 Mcisch Building Sales Force: R. W. LAWTON, J. M. ROCHE _ iferro rteg n j rd e d life, x . ' "J?'' I vitality. \ / 0*5 Pni] of rheum*- B SkV U U in This Owner Intends to Sell moans millions - of red* ■luoana health all over, leumatlam. Nights of i of Joy. ^ Solicitor fo r Complainant. T-> l.iiiy D. D avis, if li v in g nnd If ...... . all p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g i n t e r ­ e s t s u n d e r Dttcy D. D avis, ilerensi-d o r oiheryvlne in t h e r e a l p r o p e r ty h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b e d ; all p a r l i e s c l a i m i n g I n t i-r e s ts u n d e r W i l l i a m F ICiixxctl ili-e.-asi-il, o r o t h e r w i s e ; In tiie r e a l p r o p e r t y h e r e i n a f t e r d e ­ s c r i b e d ; nil p a r l i e s c la im in g In ­ ti - r e s ts u n d e r -Mathcyv It, M a r k s deceased, tir n th e r y v lso ; lit tloreal (troperiy liefeln af le r ibs c r i b e d ; A n n a S l o k i s , If li v in g mid If <l4 ad all p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r ­ e s t s ti n d e r A min H to h es, .........u se d o r o t h e r w i s e : J e n * c T, D a v is. I n ­ d i v i d u a l l y n n d a s A d m i n i s t r a t o r of tile K a tn te of W i l l i a m F. Itussi-ll. ilct-eiised. If li v in g a m i If d e a d nil p a r tie s c la im in g In terests under J a m e s T, D avls^ In illv ld u n lly a n d a s A d n i l n l s l r a t o r o f t h e in s ta te of W illiam R Itu s s e ll. d e c e a s e d nr o th e rw ise ; C en trn l S o u th e rn taim In-r C oip p n n y , n c o r p o r i t t l o n o r g a n * Iretl u n d e r t h e layys of t h e Statiof Ohio, am i t h e s t o c k h o l d e r s nn d o th e rs cla im in g u n d e r th e C en tral S o u th ern Dum ber Company, a c o r­ p o r a t i o n o r g a n i z e d u n d e r th e la w s o f t h e s t a t e of Ohio, an d nil tinknnyvti p e r s o n s elnliuliufc l i it e r c a t a In f o l l o w i n g d e s c r ib e d r e a l p r o p e r t y , s i t u a t e , ly i n g n n d b e in g In th e C o u n t y o f S e m in o le , S t a t e »»f F l o r ­ id a. H tn te o f F l o r i d a , t o - w l t : J-ot.-i I to 2S in c l u s i v e of l l r l g g ’s Knhd I v is io n of t h e N o rth east Q u a r t e r of t h e S o u t h e a s t Q u a r t ­ e r of Sect Inn 2D T o w n s h i p 21 s o u t h . I t a n g e 29 F a s t , a c c o r d i n g to p in t t h e r e o f r e c o r d e d In F l a t Hook I. a t p a g e I3 J of t h e I'llhllo I t e c o r d a of H etnlnt'lo C o u n ­ ty . F l o r i d a . A lso 1 . T h e S o u t h w e s t Q u a r t e r of t h e N o rth w en t Q u a rte r nPil th e N o rth w est Q u arter of th e S m ithy vest Q u a r t e r nf S e c tio n |« . T o y v n sh lp 21 S o u th , H a n g e 30 H ast. • » t h a t 3. 3. 3. helps i possible V^ brimful of My: A. H WKRKfl. D. C, CHAm.KS P. DICKINSON. lirilrr nf l*iihllentlnn '- '■ T h at awful nRouyt I can 't Bland tho ■blood-colls that S. B. S. ■build th at drivo out of r , tho Imparl ties that Eatlsm. And until you m>uY blood to irhoie it m cH and rod,* you aim* K rid of rhoumatlam. * I S. la tho thing. Rod Bra rheum atism. Every't h a t v . r - D o u at-A ss. Circuit Court. Seminole C o u n ty F l o r i d a . •_ Clerk T in : s t a t i ; o f f d o k id v . t o ADD T in : A F T K I t N AM K D 1‘AIITn :s nuK iriT N ns: OUR ADVERTISING i s t r u t h f u l ' * AND NOT SENSATIONAL >: -K sm will bring pain • ■ j o u r Joints and inunB n g ns you tiro'withB l c h , red blood In your PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS Where Your H om e W ill E n jo y Jtion given in the W I T N K H H r n y h a n d a n d s e a l of [posed to he the s a i d c o u r t , t h i s 3l s l d a y o f D e c . m eaning of the V . R. D O rO D A H S . or- pula •'harder; ISenl) t'lerli of th e C ircu it C o u rt I) in fmirtit place Hy: A. M. W E E K S . L\ C. . “ sk irt."— Arknnl more cold than *J- V 5 iv / ' , iry a Into In tho loro on Felmit nntlonnl conTmtiopal Prejt*. vi II last for to nn nnty l). W. Buwt, Rccrvlury t>f '- f t t t f t t A ir io ir i Robertson, Will jams and Monahan Gems of America’s Mediterranean C S ftoR tS : X lOUCHC-T) It fi r t y - s i e u n d J.— (A’)— N c w a - (H ein* * * * * * "TT o l:'X MenAre Orlando 'ebruary ‘" ‘ i t ’ ls further e rii « red t hat thU order he pubttthed * .-Tthe for eight m i u e e n i l f e S a n f o r d Herald. « PUb' Itched at Haaford. F j ftrfda. AVITNKRH the hand o f the clerk of *ald court, and the aeal o f aald court, thla the Slat day o f Dec. A. gR /yg. t°R.OM ^>H4T I. OoUCO S(SC You HArD IT ‘ H ptlntiona fo r stuB|l>eiji 1200 bonrdH 4 y th at they ,>x- B iii t i > enlarged ' .M b ' JANUARY 8, 1926. * ffi A V B N U f . MIi^lU. ■L,\i 1v '7T>A*JfTl �SANFORD FAGRTEN a Ponslle Conducting Search For Protege Singer To Succeed H er j q j j) j q VoRK, Jan. 8 (tf)-Ro*a vlval of Weber’s "Oberon.” With- IT , prima donna of the Met- in a space of six weeks she eatab- I I % Id iLilird hnrdolf iiu nun n f t hn r n tin - ' n ,V career. The protege Is being sought because Miss Ponsolle de­ sire* to show that others may succeed in opera and concert work wjih'training in America. • T ar too occupied to eonsider let­ ters or interviews, she is malting the search personally as time -per­ mit*. n ■ Miss Ponsetle has been interes­ ted In music, all her life, but her jump from vaudeville to grand op­ era occurcd in only a few months. It was In March 1918, that her vaudeville contract expired nnd ■he went before Gntti Cnjazra, Metropolitan m anager, for nn nudltion. Early Debut She was engaged immediately and after only seven months of previous Intensive* study nnd train­ ing, she made her debut in the re­ vival of Verdi's "Forta del Dcstlno." A month later, she rang the lending role of Peria in the ra­ Rum Smuggling On Increase, Is Report — r nta If they wish the child to have the test, and It la important that all the Mips signed be retamed to the school at once, said Hiss Dondnejr. I OBSERVE n p in T l? I A W O i l IJLMJII!# ld T lT l Caruso in n leading rote In LaEstate Men To Uwf Caie Juive." Only recently she sang , p n i i nf, ip r niw»rtv Ihe opera for thej first tim e.since; *" 1 r o P®r y his death. .To the famous tenor, • And Changing Stream Beds the star gives much credit for her • " • --------success. . { JACKSONVILLE, Jan . 8.—f/P) While a singular opportunity w a s !—The United States D istrict EnInrgely responsible for her Immed- ’ gineer Is authority for tha statelate triumph, hard work and con-jm ent th a t by reason of the huge acienjiou* study bnve been fa c to rs , development program now being in h^r success. The period be-[executed throughout Florida, coutween May and October has been; pled with the fact th a t w ater front devoted to training. In addition lands demand very high prices, to regular appearances, the singer there is n tendency for riparian nverngrs two nnd sometimes foui‘j owners to develop their holdings rehearsals n wek. At lenst tw o' and extend the sam e by dredging lessons are taken from her teacher, and filling .within the nrea of nnvRomano Romani. ignble w aters over which the fed"f have not been to a single cral governm ent has jurisdiction, performance of opera this season Such developments ore frequentother than my own,” Miss P o n -|ly undertaken .without the prior selle said, Neither havo I been to npprovnl of the War Departm ent a Broadway show. My only pnrty nuthbritics and thus acquire nn was one for Gloria Swanson.” illegal status which can only bo The prima donna will lenve the remedied by special acts of ConMetropolitan during Jnnunry nnd gress, nnd there Is small probnbilwill not rejoin the company until ity of ever securing such remedial April for engagements in A tlanta legislation a fte r the event, find Cleveland. The intervening Ileal estate developers, engineers timn will lie given to concert work, and contractors, prior to commenc­ es will the latter part of May. ing any development work touch_____________ _ ________ _ ing on navigable w aters, should , # ~ accordingly inform themselves as California ToiimPV to the legnl requirem ents in order „ . that all such work may be cxccutl i C t S Started loday <*d in accordance with -low nnd that -------those responsible may escape the LOS ANGEI.E^t, Jan. 8.—f/P)— penalties provided for violation of A colorful army of nniateur and the federal statutes. * '• ••• professional golfers blazed forth" * This is particularly im portant to today in the opening skirmish of the purchasers of wnter front lots the $10,000 open tournam ent r.t who may find a cloud on their mm FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1H 6. Fhlck Method To Be Given A ll Youngsters WHc*e Parents Do Not Object To Plan Of Health Officers For Teat A statement to the effect-that the school children of the county pre to be given a test for their susceptibility to diphthttlg.provid­ ing their parents dd hot object, was made yesterday^by Miss Abby II. Doudney, county nurse. Miss Doudney announced that tho tests were to be given by the district health officer front tho state board of health ind that no charge would be made. The dates are to be announced later. Slips will be given each school child for the signature of the par- SPEC IA L read as fdlldwai . , not havo diphtheria. It can be prevented. Some people are able to roslst tbo germs of diphtheria. Othera arc not. A simple method has been discovered by which ono can find out whether he or she la sus­ ceptible- to the disease. This meth­ Tho 1920 edition of Whitaker’s! od is called the Schick Teat. the well known British almanac, "If the test shows that a child now published. An Index of more cannt | res 1st diphtheria g<?rms pro- than 10,000 references is provided. OFFICE MACHINES S D N S T ItA N D A D D IN G M A C H IN E S s f , k o ( d r n M a ilin g M a e k la e a 1 m , i 4 I I a a 4 T y g e w r lte r a K i r r r l k l a r l a O ffic e M a e k la e a I.Inr-n-TIme C llrbnllt a n il of the jurisdiction exeraised by the government in age! cases. In­ formation mny be had on applica­ tion a t the U. 8. District E ngineer’s office in Jacksonville or a t thy branch offices which are m aintain­ ed in Tampa nnd in Miami Bench. HAVANAI, Jan. 8.—(Jf1)—In con­ sequence'of the recent anti-sm ug­ gling treaties arranged between Canada nnd the United S tates, and Mexico and tho United States, nnd tho form ulation of n sim ilar treaty between Cuba and the United States, it >* unofficially reported th a t there hns been a grant in­ crease in sm uggling both in liquor and uliens flow Ju b a to the southem Hate*.. U. S. A sustnnt Secretary Vnllance o', .<■ Amcricnn Stnte Dcment are putting the proposed nntl-am uggling tre a ty into shape for flreaentation to the two govern­ ments. It Is expected to provide ‘t recommendation for passenger nnd Max Cnrc-y is .15 yenrs old hut - ' freight ships plying between the still considered the best bnserunner two countries.J in tho National League. BONAPARTE OUT $100 A Willmington (N claims his boy wall servo ns a juror, John Napoleon j heavy foods at tho Bonaparte has been fined $100. months. teetton will be given through In noeulatlon. This method has been in nse now .for k number of years and very few eases have developed from children who have been innoculsted. The process of innoculatlep does not causo pain or dis­ ______ comfort -to __________ even the ______ youngest child.” "Diphtheria can bo stamped out and *many lives can be saved an nuaHy if parents will use tie meth od”. See The Window TUELL & SMITH O F F IC E . M ACHINES ADVERTISEMENTS TELL YOU WHAT THl\ OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU, the best in Sanford Development By Williams O U T OUR WAY \ YJELL CAM YOD BCAT ToAT ? HELLO MR. CARSON) HE ALWAYS OSLO TO cj PCAK - ] HOVl'S SAM l (“5 To .MG - MOU) L GE.T (— l —. THE ICY SHOULDER' fs== Compare Marvania with any of the present day devel­ opments in price, location, improvements and you are sure to realize the investment value¥ that it embodies eith* -t r ■ * er from the standpoint of a home site or of profit. Sanford broke all previous building and construction -V records during the past year, greater records are sure to J BY J O V 6 Voo Hoo! hello Th e r e e u a * r WHO is - "\ f that MCMIAL "L, PER.SOM? | be established during 1926, even if the same progress is r-> X. VOONDER VJHV NW OLD FRIENDS I ARC SO SNOBBISH * STREET CLEANERS a r e : h o ,m a m l i k e c u c r v o n c e l s e a m d I'M OUST A S fiOOD AS THEV A C 6 C OH WELL- AS LOMCi AS 1 CAM CARM shown Marvania will enhance in value more than any 7 2 4 S U C K S A W EEK IW S T E A D O F 1*7 l 1 D o M T CARET I F T H E W H O L E ,— J V w o rld Td r n s m e flat * — i--------- other development due to the city’s natural eastwardly A = growth, and its close proximity to the business section. Secure homesites in this ideally located community where the city’s greatest activity is now in progress. Pro­ fits are sure in Marvania, therefore it is not a speculation but just a good sound gilt edge investment. Three Year Lease FOR SALE HEST OFFICE LOCATION We offer u three year lease on the room now occupied liy Kouths Delicti* tesMcn. < n t. oca led on west side of South Park Avenue, just off F ir s t - * E ireeL in line with the best hotels and restaurants and where the m o st • l ovel passes. Would make un (deal Real Estate Office. SALES V( • Packard Realty Comp 20jnMotrnoljfl Avcnuo Phone 231 HHKR m �, THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, X oath’s A ppetite B reaks Hens Are M ade To d Dazes R estaurant Crowd Work Overtime By •W ell, I never had w hat you Violet Ray M achine Jtri. 8--'■-WlUiam 1 tght call * really good appetite ; Eighth Avenue -----• —-*“ * " he replied. “ ** 1• waa MADISON, WIs., Ja n . 8.—</P>— fourteen," B iggest appetite. until B e fo re th a t I couldn't eat more The ultra-violet i Hf. When he ad “than two-thirds of w hat I can ployed profitably by medical men II to heal human Ills, la being used WtUiarri will never commercial-, a t the University of Wlsconn'n to lh o le > ? & c o h ; ■talent, he declared. Hd produce “more and better” eggs hr Inncn room, W lixe^hls never fco oh the sU g e w ith It; and chickens. Itu e and Bknk dwOT eggs and bread and pie for N early three tim es as many Biam was called threeat plaudit* of th e throng. Ho eggs can be produced by action of | ;talent. | | if eyes of more doesn’t believw|it th a t so rt of thing. the ray, the departm ents of agri­ “ I only eat^tlrhen l ot hungry cultural chem istry and poultry Mpcomc to scoff, he explained. have found. .W o n der. William ,i Unable to find any one a t the m , « m h ie d c a rt*, Heavier shells in irradiated pens lunchroom who would pay fo r n Increased m arketability of fu rth e r dem onstration of hla pow­ also eggs and greater hatchability re­ ers, W illiam went home a t 7 o’clock sulted. The ultra-violet light was to see if he couldn’t g e t n square found to cure fowls suffering from meal by raiding the fam ily larder. rickets. ■ tired or paying He said he was hungry. On January 1, 1925| four group-i K i t short; much of pedigreed leghorns w ere put H im Lacorte. on sim ilar rations in identically a r­ KTt started yet,” ranged pens, without natural light. The pens were artificially lighted le d that he had during daylight hours. -1 p i ■net where a dinTw groups were subjected to ul­ NEW VORK, Jaft. 8.—(/P)— Ftw o pounds of tra-violet radiation. When the Tiger flow ers, A tlanta negro, and Eraostomary trim H arry Greb of Pittsburgh, the eggs were collected two to three served. champion, will meet in a middle­ times as many eggs wore found Fry yet,” ho comweight title match in this city In the irradiated pens ns in the always hungry, Feb. 20, so f a r as the sta te athletic ordinarily lighted houses. Egg cat a dozen eggs, production began to increase m ar­ eggs, but I ’ll eat commission ia concerned. kedly within eight days a fte r A t the commission meeting p» hungry." ultra-violet light was npplied. Tuesday, a auggeatlon was made .•years old, rtifaars bit' about :hes tall and of th at Flowers face Davo Shade of A little bluing, added to the Is a driver for o California In an elimination con­ w ater in which cut glass ia being test. The commission nlready had wnshed, will make it cleur and you had this apspnrkling. inquired. - his lumber clear c trees alone, th e a tion director said. SCOPALAMIN - m an who broke the bank a t Mon­ te Carlo th ree tiipea in one night tiled h « t« tjur.day of h eart disease in •om parad1 c poverty. % M t h l gen eral’s son and Eton Hon. Ed. W althalL c a rt of Seminole Jludson-Essex Co. Sanford, Fla. Dear Ed Did th at big word up t h e n scare you, E d t Well {t m ight have caused a few anxious rigors to chase them selves up your spinal column ’ and back again, for scopalamin Is the new tru th serum. Give a parson a dose of scopalamin and the tru th will out, and out rig h t now. J u s t think of w hat th is will m ean Take the domestic circles, for example, and consider with horror the possibilities th a t acopalam ln opens up. A husband comes home late a t night “from the of­ fice.’’ His wife gives him the truth serum and learn* th a t he had been out with a bunch of chickens. How lone would it take for th at home to thaw out enough for hubby to come back without getting frost bite? Or take a realtor, for example, and he comes In to sell you n lot which is described os being the Flowers And Greb Meet February 26 m ost beautiful lot north of the equator and east o f the Sues. Too rcopalamlniso him and find out th a t the lot he is try in g to tell you is three feet under w ater fo r nine months in the year and knee deep in mud the other three months. About half the T eel estate sales­ men will have to go out o f busi­ ness. Look how difficult it will make courting. When a fellow tails hta la te st girl th a t she is the only woman he ever loved, she uses the tru th serum on him and finds out th a t she ia number 113. How m any prom ising matches will be broken up! But think of this, Ed! When a fellow gives in his taxes! Wow! The tax man will use scopalamin on him and find out th a t the taxes he was try in g to return* a t 13.98 should be *198,000. W hat a rude shock he will have when he comes to. About the only people who do Loans a r e d a n g e ro u s ta k e HUM-LAX -pleasant taboles-j to dean the bowels better mn-onr MONEY AVAILABLE Los For First M ortgage l<oans on Liberal Valuation Basis a t 7% Consult ua first when in the m arket for funds A. P. CONNELLY & SONS X n n a o lla A S r r o iil PfcM a AN U N EX CELLED LOCATION FO R A PA R TM EN T H O U S E , H O T E L O R O FFICE BUILDING. those fearless and dauntless souls who have been "first on the ground"—discoverers, hns gone the reward of fortune and its attendant happiness. le deposits of precious metals and ores; the diamond fields of Africa and Australia; the vast ’round reservoirs of oil; the choicest most fertile soil—all have gone to enrich and make indeit and happy those who were not afraid to look for them. The right of discovery has created a ires. 362 Feet On Park Ave. 117 Feet on Seminole Boulevard Or Lake Front TO THOSE WHO W ILL INVESTIGATE The location itself can not be equalled. The property is almost adjoining the Court House, directly across from the City Hall, Masonic Temple and other municipal buildings. No other corner in the entire business section has such a commanding location. Its nearness to everything make it most desir­ able. I A O* . \ . . The Development Thnt fa More T han a Subdivision— A TOWNSITE DISCOVERY THAT WILL CARRY ON T H E TRADITION OF WEALTH AND HAPPINESS! ’hose who are dauntless in their determ ination to find opportunity and to profit therefrom , Ind th at nowhere in Florida can property (located between Ocean and Itiver), with tho same Ut of improvements accomplished and scheduled for accomplishment, be bought a t such a low But few other developments can bo found so ideally located for future value ^Increase—and luent profit of a similar nature offering a h much for the’ money ns does NEW SMYRNA The. site will be divided into lots of 25 feet or more. This will enable any1 one desirous of securing a central investment an opportunity to get in on the ground floor. The owners, non-residents have instructed us to sell. We feel that the price they have given us, and which we are quoting, is at least $250.00 under the market. • . * - ........... OUR PRICE TO SELL ivestigntion does not entnil obligation to buy $1,000.00 per fo o t Convenient Terms Dur salesmen are glad to explain the m erit nnd the opportunity offered by this splendid develop» and our up-to-date Busses are at your service for a free trip to the property. Call us— itigate for yourself, with the understanding t h a t there Is no obligation on your part. We are more 1willing th a t NEW SMYRNA BEACH itself convince you. If you are interested in a proposition o f this type get in touch immediately with our office. , . . v < eeebb> Exclusive Sales Asents M o n te z u ra * H o te l I [ ' ^ i V . - P h o n e 485 SANFORD / ■ OFFICES LV: acksonville, St. Augustine, Ormond Beach, Dayton^ Beach (8), New Smyrna, New Smyrna Beach, ’aim Beach, Miami, Miami Beach, DeLand, Sanforti, Orlando,, Lakeland, Brooksville, Tampa, S t ’etersburgh. } ' . 'v M WE COVER FLORIDA REAL ESTATE LIKE THE SUNSHINE” - _ % jj| H .*. <rM a ' �Real Estate Values Are Increasing vl ( ■, T i i ** S ta rt tho New Ycnr right by buying one of the? best hemes in the* DEST CITY IN FLORIDA—SANFORD. »fi r . a .V V ii.' * * A five-room brick bungalow with hath nnd nil modern improvements at corm** of Palmetto and CentraL Lot 70x120. South and East exposure. Price lo wer than any other heme of its kind in the city. Terms easy. Ready to occupy. KLv . » .* V •— t ■>' ;»i V j j \ ■ SANFORD hns the best year ’round climate in the State. city in which to live and"has the best people on earth. See— B v ;* ’ It is the host ’ “ Masonic Bldg. io<Hi Phone 72 The territory whiih comprises the State of Pcnnriyvnnia wns granted to Wttij I’fimt- in payment of u personal debt of $10,000. m a so m c J e m p /e M io n e 7 3 5i? t ' * '• 202 patfe. Realtors i Ti Real Estate valoes are incrensinc nnd will nlwny - increase. Huy real estate now from one of tho Realtors listed on this THE HOWARD CORPORATION i :«i t a i i m n i i i : i > i n Spnio property in Denver, CpI., which Li how worth many millions of dollar), was traded with /,$25.00 in return for a h one, raddle and bridle. FIRST ST. PH ONE 2 7 3 S A /V A O /? D ~ /= / O P/D a I SANFORD »REAL ESTATE HOARD • (An Association oC 'R caltu n ' - loans 362 feet at the corner of Park Avenue and Seminole Boulevard at $1,000.00 per front foot. BONDS We are building a beautify home on Oak *Avenue near teenth St. that will bo comply an early date, and we are prej offer this attractive piopertyi at any tim^. . Announcements For 1926 . FOR SALE *-V v- Opening of Second Section of F o rt Mellon— prices decidedly low—reservations now being ac­ Lot 19 at corner of Park Avenue and Seminole Boulevard at $1,250.00 . per. front foot. s v u o P V i:' Real Lako Front Properly and a real inVestintMit at the price. / cepted. 575 feet frontage on West First Street with possibility of 900 feet railroad trackage.—pi consider this piece o f property the absolutely best buy on West First Street, and will help de­ velop it. See me at once as present sale price will likely be withdrawn any day. « Beautiful new 210 East First Sired Phone 708-709 duality supreme. Among our offerings of Business Property I’lionc I M) rI lie Davey-Winston Organi? and acreage unusual values arc friuml. Inc. A. P. CONNELLY & SONS CITY REALTY CO. O ffice Bungalows and English Colonials—Commodious anti indivi­ BriU-Chiltcnden Realty Co., Inc. R EA LTO R S homes—Spanish , ;M.\gtjpUa At Second , SALES AGENTS .............. Phone 48 7 Rail Hide- Residence Plume .'<20. INVESTMENTS LOANS . 128 F E E T FR O N TA G E on Celery Aj’enue roruering on Cypress one block from Sanford Avenue. Excellent Site for St rvice Station or Store. Priced the next few days a t $1)0.00 per foot. The Best Buy On Sanford Avenue. 53 Acres Celery L a n d , p a r t cleared. Ask us about it. HM ft fit including Lots 6-7-8 in Block 10, on the corner of 8th Street and Sanford Avenue for $250.00 per front foot. • This is an ideal site for an auto show room and garage, none better in Sanford. Sajnford Office 236-38 Mcisch •it'*.Bithlo Office Fifth Avenue One Lot Magnolia Heights—A • gain. Thirteen, acres of Water front , perty—Attractive Price. Five-room house—Cheap. Other Good Investments In SanfJ Property. Term s to Suit. Tamiami Land Co. \ See Mr. Richardson for terms. McCALL& FOX Room 3, Ball Building “The Firm Substantial” Phone l'f2 W., ♦ ( • * 221 Mcisch Building. 1131/0 Magnolia Ave. •« Sales Force: It. ' " . . f ' .• ' , R. C. TISDALE, JR. Phone 715 Fox. (2. K. McCall, It. L. Shipp. ) i i , REALTOR 236-238 »•__ 236-238 Mcisch r»..M Building L THE WHITE REALTY COMPANY Real Estate Investment 1.—2 5-room flats, with ImM, /„„i on Houses 1,000 Acres, $(50.00 per acre. Under construction new Spanish ntucco house, «■ seven rooms; garage nnd sorvnnts quarters. Corner 112.000. “ h . w w i i l k / b ^i2 'ru nda3t ycfrsSanf0rU Magnolia and Spurting. Easy term s. Will be ready '* f for occupancy -about February lat. - ii. - •ilTtlffL'TE. New Spanish typo house; six rooms; iu Bel-Air E s ta b lis h e d 1910 «>n Mclhmvillo Avenue; easy term s. ' • • ‘ , b- E i New Spanish stucco bungnlow in San L an ta; •• • % easy terms. - Wiii * i 10,500 Acres, $20,00 per acre. . 915 Acres, $25.00 per acre. ■AMID MAJESTIG PINES Best Puy in MV- t * • %j' •' •- Lots 3, 4 and 5 Block 1G Tier 1; corner of Sanr. ford AvenUo and 15th S t. $100.00 per front foot for quick snip.- E asy term s. ji. ■»: Telophonc 24D{ F irst N nt’l Pank Bldg •« CORNER LOT Ml BART NASON, SALES DIRECTOR Palmetto nnd 16th :o D IK E S ' M ta r E®*1- ,,n lnkci On r„ ■ kkj. A-.- Lot 20, -Block 8, San L a n in ; price 92,600.00. THRASHER & GARNER 112 I’arAj; Avonue • • • Phone G32\V . •• • „ n u‘. , Ilf*o l, a Vt. • I .f • .* ^' 1J Ji-v Tdepn' ______i . • <«- / ______• _______________ _ -I First Street and Palmetto Avem E u iu io tio .Vv) um : rh 52,500.00 ’ fMinlE“ ‘- ITit, 4'\ — | & HOLLER $250 00 v *«jv.uu 714 1per y- pavcrt 1 Per acre. �1—Announcements Tier aid [RATICS [A d n n n 111 be re* Emm and fiediately E ■ ■ | l Or a h i 7e a 5c a line line line line B q M c n tx tv r B flC f length SUFFERERS of heart trouble. Ane n_ .1. . la Flianta*** A a ik m a giria Pretoria, Dropsy, Asthma, High Blood Pressure, Paralyiia, I wifi gladly tell you free, how you c m get quick and lasting refief, without ualng druga, medicine or serums. Addrcaa R. V. Walden, Box 1350, New Haven, Conn._________ 3— Autos. Rent a VTOR FOR BIRB ?AOfE 4 UTO SERVICE TH nr nigh*. Meets all traiea. Ba, rags transfer. Phone M l and M-' REEL A SONS You Drive I t | «T. Myrtle' and 2nd at R- R. 7—Business Service ____ _ __ _____ . 21—Sale, Real Estate 8A M 1OKU ELECTfclC i»A FOR SALE: My place and fuml- ' FOR SALE—New bungalow, cor­ euccMson to GUloa A Platt turn. Together or aeparate. Mre. I 0 Magnolia. Gverytbmg alee J. B. Cliff. Lake Mary, Fla. C all’ ner Elm and Highland, $8,500, terms. H. S. Osborne at Sanford trlcai. •PbuQo 4JUL hUoeiraglU from 6 a. m. to 6 p. m. Herald after 4 o’clock. kw m WE HAVE a dandy good buy. 4 4 lOM'l'd- -itarve station*. Mag­ room house, water and lights on FOR SALE: By owner: Lot 70x117 nolia and second. First and Elm, Second Street $600.00 cash. BalIn business district, R. C. SheafSanford Avenue ai— linn Street mnse $30 per month. Smith & Raw­ cr, 113 Etm Ave. Expert service lins, 212 Magnolia. AUDITING, BOOKS, opened and 20—For Sale Miscellaneous closed, bnlnnce sheet i, compara­ tive and financial statem ents prernred. Cost accounting a specnlity, By Certified Public Account­ ant. Address "A uditor" in care of j FOR SALE: Ford Sedan. 4 doors, Herald. good condition. $200.00. 210 E. Second. rcstricte I Btion. Kde The Ssn- Es responsible lect Insertion, t subsequnnt [Ice should be ily In case of rris E R s v tentative tHorl with rates, Cation will give urination. And [will assist you L want ad. to Bectlvc. | NOTICE W d give their Ho address as He number if H About one ^Musnnd has a B o t h e r s c a n ’t H y n U u n less ■ptiress. : ■ MUST tie I The SnnB H or by let^pconllnunnEfficient, SPECIAL BARGAINS IN USED CARS 1 —1025 Dodge Touring. 1—1924 Essex 4 Coach. 1—1025 Essex 0. 1—1024 Ford Touring. 1—1924 Overland Touring. 1— 1925 Ford Roadster. All the above cars in first class CIIAS.°T. FULLER MOTOR CO. MONTEZUMA HOTEL 411 W. F irst St. Sanford's most home-like ho­ Chrysler Dealer tel; located on corner Mngnolia Ave., 2 minutes walk from busi­ New Ford Touring. ness section. Open nil year. New Overland Conch. j . it. McDo n a l d , Mgr. P. O. Box 345 Phone 485 or 112 Elm Ave WIGHT PRINT SHOP— Printing DEPENDABLE USED CARS Engraving, Embossing. See us first. We do It. Phone 417-W 1920 Hudson 7 Pass Touring. R. R. Are.-Commercial St. 1922 Hupmobile Touring. 1920 Buick Six Touring. JAMES II. COWAN—All kinds •1924 Hupmobile Touring. of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. 1923 Overland 4 Touring. W ater ard Boat Tanka. A t Oak 1923 Essex 4 Touring. Avei.ue and Third Street. Tele­ "Terms to Some People" phone 111. MILLER O. PH ILLIPS, INC. M1KACLB Concrete Co, general cement work, sidewalks, build­ Phone 3 Oak a t 2nd St ing blocks, irrigation boxes. I. B. Terwllleger, Prop. HUDSON-ESSEX 203 Onk Avenue SANFORD DRUG COMPANY "The Rcxnll Store" Phone 41 We mnke a specialty of our prompt filling of prescriptions nnd quick SANFORD BUICK CO delivery. 212 Mngnolia Avenue Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches ’ Phone 307 CHEVROLET Don-Jon Chevrolet Co, Inc. nd nnd Magnolia Phone 768 jiportuniticb rvice Lpartments louses .ooms 3 Board [Office, Stores Acreage :change proves Rouses ), Rent Stock Miscellaneous [Estate Ituro HVanted ewelers lecoruti.ig, . Treea id Supplies Eggs :e 'and Supplies Female i, Mule ), Male or BUILDING? USE "CO P"*v " Hardware, fro m THE BALL im uD W A R E CO Solo Distributors. UNION PHARMACY 111 First Street Prescription Specialists Phone 375 for immediate attention DODGE Miller O. Phillips Co, Inc. 10—For Rent, Rooms Pleasure cars and Grnhnm trucks. Dak nnd 2nd Street. Phone 3 FOR RENT: Upstairs bedroom Apply 30rt Palmetto Avenue. HU PS—MORMONS Sanford Automobile Co, LARGE ROOM, two double beds, 200 Magnolia Ave. Phor running w ater,.large closet, light, heat nnd telephone. Private, en­ LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON trance. Also light housekeeping Edward Higgins, Inc. Commercial & Palmetto. Phone 331 rooms. Phone 640-W. TO TWO gentlemen or couple. No cooking. Lovely upstairs front lied room, four windows, closet in fbom. Nicely and newly furnished. Close to bnth. Hot water and spnee REO Fin. Reo C o, R. A. Wiliinms, Mgr. for car. $10.00 week. 1200 Onk 208 W. First St. Phone 017 Ave. TWO BED rooms in private home. DIANA Adjoining bnth, hot water. 516 Moon — Diana Sales nnd Service 208 W. First St. Phone 017 West First St. S. Q. PORTER. Mgr. LARGE FURNISHED bedroom, adjoining hath, also garage. 815 6—Business Opportunities Park Ave. 12 ROOM house $50.00 nor month. FOR RENT: Nice upstairs bed Seminole Realty Co, 110 E. 2nd room. Phone 104-W. NASH Snnford Denier, S. A 208 W. F irst S t , ............ 1 LOVELY ROOM for gentleman FOR SALE: A good growing busi­ only. Call 1010 Laurel Ave, a ft­ ness recently started. Takes a er 5 o'clock or phone 49-J. grown man to handle. Will pay a hustler- $5000 per annum. No FOR KENT: Rooms, with or with­ out meals. Reasonable rates. investment to spenk of. Box 99, care Herald. Lincoln Hotel. FOR RENT: Two furnished rooms, 7—Business Service Lights, ' wood and phone, paid, Call phone C40-J. BARBECUE 13— For Rent, Office, Stores On South Sanford Ave. Rose Drivo ‘Whore everybody meets everybody’ OFFICE OR STORE: Located on Ip. Salesman Sandwiches South Pnrk, just off First Street, Cold Drinks □ation, Male und now occupied by Routh’a Hot Coffee Delicatessen. It ih right in line in tlon, Female Ggs nnd Oil. Station. With the greatest travel in Snn­ ll E s t a t e ford, would, make nn ideal real Rent OPEN ALL NIGHT estate office. Packard Realty liuma. Wrecker Service Day and Night C o, 209 Alagnolia Ave. Phone 231. 24 Hours Storage WALKER GARAGE 17— For Sale. Houses ments Sanford Ave. & 2nd Street FOR SALE: New home in most Phone 00 desirable section of Sanford; $3,Hardwood FLOOR contractors. 000 down, balance easy. Address IRKET ’ Estimates given. Superior work- Box 10, Herald. ta and not our i manshlp. W. L. Renhardt & Co., I will convince G«n. Delivery, Orlando. FOR SALE: House, easy terms. Would take light car or truck as I Avenuo HILL LUMBER CO. House ot p art payment. Route 1, Box 79A. 105 Barrie*. Quality and Pries. 8 ROOM HOUSE, all furnished, hot and cold water, lights and SAND for building and construc­ tion purposes. Delivery from gas. Several blocks from first S t, on Magnolia. Lot 04x117. House quarry. 1100 Myrtle Avenue. bringing in $150.00 month. Prico <-ANEY’8 DRUG 87 ORE — P ~ - $14,000. $0,000 cash, balance $76.00 •eriptloni, Drugs, Sodas. Wa a month. Including In terest Pavare aa near you as your phone. |"«* all paid. W ant this? See H arry Call 108. W alker, Steeker Market. 8 Barber id barber welcome. 42— Ad rig . Mediums MAINE — Watervllle, Morning We carry a full line. ScntihoL. Thousand* of Maine Our price* are right. Ca*h oi are Interested In Florida, term*. We want your bualneaa people property. lt-ach them through Sanford Stove A -Furniture Co. the Sentinel. Rate card on %p-1 821 E. F ln t S t plication. FOR SALE—dpaca un the page A LITTLE .WAN I AD IN The for classified advertisement*. HERALD will bring you If. Mg Why not rent those vsesnt rooms, resultsAdvertise those old aror sell thst second-hand goods? tid e s you have stored s any and have no use for. A little thirtycent ad may bring you severnl dollars. Phone 148 and a tepre. sentative will cell and see you. DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell anything? If so advertise In f W ot 20 for I;, Sale— Furniture, ate. 24.—Lost, Found Send In your subscription to the Mr. Fisher, LOST: Spring from sta rte r on Tribune or band it to your local j Chevrolet car. Finder please re- dealer so you can read Florida’* g reatest newspaper. One year. , \\ E HAV E several Highland Ave. ----------------------------- — — ---------- SR 0ft, 6 months, $4 00, three months lots near Elm, which we are of27—Piano Tuning If yon desire $1,000 insur­ i fering for 1100 down and $100 per .------------------------------------------------ $2.00. ance policy add 75c to your order. month. Let us tell you more about I BUY, pay cash for aecond hand FOR BIG RESULTS advertise In i them. Denn-Ilerg Corporation, the FORT LAUDEIRDALE I 515 First National Bank Bldg. ! Phone 713 28— Plant, Seeds. Trees $1000 CASH will purchase n new 5 room h o u s e at Bel-Air, all modern improvements, gas and water now being connected. PRICE $0500 $240 PER FOOT Lot 50x117 located on Sanford Avenue between 7th and 8th streets. ONE 7 ROOM house, close in, with WANTED: Two or three room fur 50 feet front on 1st St., for sale nished apartm ent. Address J. P cheap, with easy term s. Seminole care Herald. Rcnlty Co.. 110 S. 2nd St. 8 ROOM HOUSE on West First Street, with ga­ rage. $750.00 cash. Balance terms. PRICE $20,000 5 ROOM HOUSE close in, all mod­ ern conveniences, hnrdwood floors, Priced very low. Apply 110 Sec­ ond St. Seminole Realty Co. I'tnoi slird elan shrill ctno shrdlun HOUSE WANTED: Have client who wnnts to buy 5 or 0 room | house. Has $1500.00 cash. ^What have you to offer. Knrl J. Shultz, 1st N at’l. Bank Bldg. W alter F. liolborn, Mgr. Phono 744. HOUSE ON THIRD STREET with 5 rooms and bath. Has two entrances nnd can be used as two small apartm ents. $1,500 cash. PRICE $5000 20— For Sale, Miscellaneous 37— Wanted Help, Salesmnn POSITIONS WANTED: Whito help all vocation* supplied on short notice. Please write, wire or phono 2032. Northern Star Emoymont Bureau, 30 E. Church S t, Orlando, Fla. HOUSE ON PALMETTO AVE hath. screened 5 rooms nnd bnth, porch. Buyer enn have possess­ ion in 10 dnys, $2000 cash. Bal­ ance on mortgage. PRICE $5000 PARK AVENUE LOT ' facing cast, next to com er of 14th Street. Priced-for quick sale at $3000. $1000 cash, bal­ ance terms. • $500 CASH will purchase a 5 acre farm within 7 miles from Sanford. 3 ncres cleared und has flow­ ing well. PRICE $300 PER ACRE $700 PER ACRE 5 acre farm on Genova Ave­ nue with 3 1-2 acres cleared. $850 cash balance 1, 2, 3 years Lot Number One ' PINECREST ON ORLANDO ROAD NEAR BRENTWOOD J. P. Thurmond WITH WE WILL DE (iLAD TO SERVE YOU W. V. W H E E L E R Incorporated Phone 53G 38— b u n ted . Situation Male HOUSE ON SANFORD AVE 4 rooms nnd bath, large garrage. Part cash. Balance terms. TWO LOTS corner of Magnolia and Spurling 80x100. PRICE $3000 $600 cash. Balance special terms to bo arranged. Stucco Sheet Rock Shingles Roofing Sewer Pipe WANTED: A -l solicitor for work in Seminole County. Must be conscientious nnd produce results. Apply W. II. Stone, Herald, be­ tween 3:30 and 4 p. m. HOUSE ON TENTH STREET -I rooms and bath, $1000 cash, balance $30.00 per month. PRICE $4000 LARGE 0 ROOM HOUSE with bath, with large front porch facing east on Sanfo/d Avenue. PRICE $6300 Pnrt Cash. Balance Terms. BUILDERS MATERIAL GROWERS SUPPLIES Sanford Investment 33— Wanted $1875 CASH House on West First Street, 5 rooms and bnth lotatcd on lot 00x120. PRICE $7,500 HOUSE ON 2ND STREET 6 room sand hath. $1250 cash. Bnlnnce nrrnnKcd. PRICE $5250 Something for some to be­ gin their first *he G a i n e s v i l l e S u n FOR SALE: 1 large fireproof safe. , ancf same as rent. 1 Dalton adding machine. Ilox 132, Herald. 40 ACRES Rtnck Hammock Celery iTEWART THE FLORIST" Land For Sale. Lots numbers Flowers /or all occasion* 211, 242, 243. 214 in the SW 1-4 of 814 Myrtle. Phone 2fl>' the SW 1-4 of section 1-21-31 Sem­ inole county, 1-4 miles northwest 31—Sperinl Notice: of Oviedo; is 1-4 mile from two railroads and piped roads. Sur­ rounding lands making big money J. E. SPURI.INO. eur -'....‘on ■pecialiet. Subdivision to Or­ in truck. Price $12,000.00. Terms lando, Florida, and F I o r I 1-4 cash, balance 1, 2, 3 and 4 Height*. Florida on Dixie High­ years at 8 percent Semi Annually. way. No incumberance* and 1925 tax paid. Address Owner, Robert E, Limited Listing G. TAYLOR DYER Painting—Decorating • PHONE 303 First National Bank Bldg, Phone 490-W, 3< J--Wantetf'Situation. FemrJe, POSITION WANTED by lady, bookkeeper-stenographer. Exper­ ienced in office management. M. H, T , 109 Sanford Ave. Phono 4003. . BUSINESS LOCATION FREE COUPON with every dollars purchase a t JUNE'S FILLING STATION WANTED: Young lady wants po­ sition as steno-bookkeeper. Thor­ oughly capable. Can give best of i 1113 Sanford Are. Sanford. Fla. references. Write P. O. Box 62 or Twenty year guaranteed call 317. ALUMINUM KITCHEN UTENSILS POSITION WANTED: By young GIVEN AWAY lady with three years experience Buy youri [16f in clerical work, bookkeeping, ad­ Gas, oil nnd greases. dress. 0 . E. L. care Herald. Tires and tubes. Automobile accessories. 40— Wonted Real E state Radio and flashlight batteries. Hot shots, etc. WE HAVE n largo waiting list nnd get aonvO of this aluminum for small houses. Whut have you free. to offer. Dean-Berg Corporation. Drawings tako place each Mon­ 515 F irst National Bank Iildg. day and Thursday, nnd the first three numbers drawn each get one 41—Wanted To Rent. article. WANTED: Three room apartm ent, must he clean and have conven­ Resident of Florida lino* l i l t . iences, close in. Floridian, Valdez ^ References: Hotel. Flrat National Bank. WANTED: Lady wnnts one or two > J. H. HUTCHINSON HEAL E IT A T fl room apartm ent. P, O. Box 950, l i t W est First (Street Sanford, Fla. OPPORTUNITY TALKING Wonderful business location, practically in the heart of San­ ford, 250 feet frontage by 117 feet depth. On account being centrally located nnd with both water and ruil shipping facili­ ties Sanford is destined to be­ come n large and im portant distributing point in tbu State. This location is very/dusirnblo for any kind of wholesale busi­ ness where ample track faclli ties are necessary, also wonties arc necessary, also won­ derful loqation for heavy retail business such as grocery, feed, flour, etc. For further partic­ ulars write owner. WANTED: Two bedrooms near bath, or small furnished a p a rt­ ment. Address P. o. Box 97. II. M. KILGORE Plant City, Florida Radiator, Body. Fenders, Ban­ ning Board. Repairing > W i Specialise la Wreck* . Sanford Radiator and Body Works Radiators. Lem pa and Fenders Alt Automobile Metal Part* Welding, Braslng and Soldarlag Work Uaaraeteed to Flee** M l Weat See*a* Street *- : le a f erA, Flee Ida I ’ hon* *76 Member of HANFORD, F L A . Florida, Btata Florist* Association. VALDEZ HOTEL Ks m h i b Flea 42— Advtg. Mediums TIIE MORNING JOURNAL is tho accepted want ad medium In Daytona (Fla.) One cent a- word an inssrtlon. Minimum 25c. - 3 ROOM BUNGALOW with bath, located on Magnol­ ia Avenue, all modern improve­ ments on largo lot. $1000 cash. Balance monthly. PRICE $4500 u i tic,A C M MU I t fiiS or Mirer* ui Florida real aatata advertise In tha 8 t Petersburg Time*. One can' cent a word dally, two casta a won 8undayt. DEAN-BERG CORPORATION 515 First NaPl. Bank Bldg. Phone 713 TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— TO REACH the prosperous farm­ ers and fern growers of Volus­ ia county advertise In the Pc Land Dally News, rata lc per word, cash with order. HILTON’S BA11DEB IUOF 11$ Magnolia Art. H First Class Barbers Special Attention Civ, u To Ladlos and Children. KEEP WARM Elton J* Monghton ARCHITECT Flint National Bank Bids, Hanford. ■■ - ■— Florida The Perfection Way! BUY THAT OIL HEATER NOW l ft Before the Temperature Drops— From The Ball Hardware Co. , NOW CHICK ooLuedlcN hold on H id o u t t ' S f No choice Kid .TKa t '3 V<A»JTYd COLLECT ahy g a r b a g e on ea &t boulevard- IRE ONLY ROUTE TftATlS I OPEN-BEW3EB THE ~~ Ga r b a g e is No diffeheni UP TRERCTHaN ANY ,------ BUT X KNOW A L LdT OF PEOPLE L Living UP TRERC AND t DON'T WANT ’EM TO AFT I WISE THAT I’M 1 DRIVING A — J LJOGEN, YOtfRE NO 1— BETTER'N THE REST OF U&-1F You ’RG fioNMA VlORMWMYOePARlMEAJT You’ll have Tb can i— THE H16H HATvSTliFF BUTTMR. MURPHY. MY GIRL. LIVES UP TUBRJS ,V0»TH A pFAMILY NAMED. I TYTC-E Po* N ’ 7 6 + tg b a e e M e J ndc - n ik - that& All r ig h t b o s s L'm O N - AND X. VJOMT HAVE Tt) fioTD TVTElS APTtf tj Your Rootb - rr*s L east boulevard or NOTHIN’ATALL! 1— ALL BECAUSE THEY METAL WORK AND AU­ TOMOBILE RADIATOR REPAIRING. - H NCV6R IhROW OUT * a ■! M AkViJ E iD O iA D P hone 8 Hodgins & Cowan Sheet Metal Co. 207 French Ave. W f 11 AV I ■aBC.ffirc.iffi.afi received from the F ien d ta la C o m m i s s i o n and oj bed from my office at H a w * , A lT 'B e u Bata! ■ nd Halesman WBO haV* 1 State and County W een* once.apply to the Florid tat* C o m m i s s i o n , tor l certificate, and on proa, the certificate at my o and County Lie*nee w ill Ta ais.ll raoh. and sole each. • JOHN IX JINI Tax Collector Bemlaol �<r- ’" ‘ pi r • ' . \'l * ^ T B E flAl Hendry CpuntyMen Make Big P ro fit On Cucumber Planting Dr. Jacobs Is One Most ! Prominent Leaders , An Movement Begun : B y Modern Holland ® o r #Dutch Doctor Is 74 Years Of Age Pioneer Chief Among Early Suffragettes Seeks Public Office JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 7.—The poatrna i.er at Fclda, Hendry county, report* the ffrat large profit from one acre of vegetables In South Florida thla fall, accord­ ing to the Florida Stato Chamber of Cemmmerce. On October 9 Gilbert Taylor planted one acre of cucumbera and up to the night of Dec. 24, two months and 15 days a fte r the seed were placed in tho ground, he had sold f 1,494.66 Worth of cukes and hn<J some still on hand. Marvin and Emory Taylor and Zckc Hall planted three ncrcs In cukes the aarnc day Gilbert Taylor nut his reed in the ground. Up to Dec. 21, sales from the three acre plot hnd totalled $2,961.65 and the Tnylor brother:i and Hall hnd one Mor two pickings yet pt be made. T n il HAGUE, Jan.. B—(A1)— auch n purpose, was fraught with Equality of the sexes in nil social the greatest perils nnd nil manner aapocta has been the idcnl of Allct- of difficulties, but Alctta Jacobs t a ‘ H. Jacobs and largely thmugh never fnltered. She was received b ar influence Dutchwomen have on September 16, 1915, by Presi­ tired much g rea ter political and dent Wilson a t the White House. tmie independence In the last Her visit was a disappointment. years. Dr. Jacobs’ name In 1892, Dr. Jacobs married Carl first am ong the prominent Victor Gcrritscn, municipal coun­ ►men of present-day Holland. cillor of -Amsterdam, but elected When she was born nearly seven­ to remain known under her own ty-two years ago women did not name. count for much except as the wives She still recollects her Indigo f'th e ir husbands or the daughters nation at being oblidged to promise of their fathers. Dutch universi­ <o “obey," In accordance with Dutch ties did not dream of adm itting law. women to their medical schools "I hnvo never ceased to ag itate when Alctta made up her mind to Mcome a doctor. At twenty-five, for the omission of th a t word,” ‘ however, she had gained the de­ 4hi> said, “ Everybody knows it is gree of doctor of medicine from n dead letter, so why lie about i t ? ” Gtoningcn University nnd began A f.y " practice as tho first woman physicJ l h in ... ......................... 'Since then, few international t women’s congresses have been held without hor conspicuous presence. B > • Collaborating closely with Mrs. EW * Q p rl« Chapman C att, and in per';•> sdnal contact with all the fem inist 1 | nijovement leaders In Europe, Dr. jf Jacob* blazed the trail for wo- I i men’s rights and franchise in the I V W face of a full blast of sox preR f jmHcc. I TTho noted sufTcragc pleader ret a n s full possession of her old i fth> and spirit, despite her a g e .1 TBo reactionary spirit which she j ■«ys came all over tho world In tho ntnftojr’ of women’s social position ' . • axfcr the war, did not conn- u n c x -1 ! : ■j > \ , • K i BH* ' , I f ’ - 1* iH 9 J 1 PL l> ■ t; b .j , ! I . K f picted to her. ' “The men felt themselves heroes ' a id superior beings, compared with women,M she told the Associated f te s s correspondent, “despite the f ic t that tlie war was their work and would never iinve happened! h id we lived under a world govern• ment of men and women for some I decades *’ The World War came ns a tre ­ mendous disillusionment to Dr. Jacobs, whose firm conviction it b id been that modern society had become too udvanced to tolcrnto sach a cntnBtrephe. Hiie threw herself heart and soul into pacifist propaganda. . Following n world tour in 11112 vVjth Mrs, Cntt, when they were actlnimcd chnmpionH of their sex .In many world countries. Dr. Jacobs afld Jane Addams in 1915 undcrtook the task to urge the anti-war resolutions .of tho Li ague Jnturnational Women's Congress upon L&* .government* of the heligerunt states, tho ipono nnd tho President oS thq United Staten. j Tn,i eJL,n^ ^ ti^ . not what may be what is One of the best loca% tions in Florida. For sale cheap —ttLease. Doing good busi­ ness. See Plummer. Today in its present stage of improvement, Sanford’s foremost develop­ ment stands forth as a well rounded example of BROWN REALTY COMPANY —the practical ideal in municipal development of the highest character: * fj ■i | t —social atmosphere assuring congeniality and protec­ tive safeguard: P h o n e 471-W . —investment features which must appeal from their very soundness and stability. .nnd' / or[ Black Hammock Celery Land FORSALE | . 422 Union Avc 40-ACRES jl \ r. ,. 1 <V Those who seek a homesite^which omits no single item of desirability LOTS. NUMBERS 241-242-243-244 in the awVi of the hwI/i, of Section l-21-.il Seminole Co., IV* miles north-east of Oviedo; is Vi mile from 2 Railroads and Paved Roads. Surrounding Lands Making Big Money in Truck. ’ ■ PRICE $12,000.00 Terms,, V4 cash, Imlunce 1, 2, 8 and 4 years a t 8/t» Seml-Annuully. No incumberances, and 1925 tax paid. • * * from any standpoint find the climax of their desires at Loch Arbor. . * * • . • :u ! . • ; .j * f | •. jL.i' , * The opportunity to secure .sites in this country estate community is offered in the Country Club .Entrance Address Owner, Robert E. Ellis. P. 0 , Box 332, Fort Myers, Florida Section which is now• open for reservations. Opening-an• » * " nouncement to be made later. We have a client who will buy small acreage i--(k i «/ Nave buyers waiting for houses if price is right. JiUl M Q 1, r iu i ' D 1 rletcn er-B u lger,Realty' r Lomnanv VUIllpCUKJ •i-.' 113 1-2 Magnolia Ave. Phone 746 1. \ ' i; 1 1 jifj 1 | I 1 ■t 1 1 1■ N ext to Post Office 1 'fl V , l.fc : FIRST STREET TELEPHONE 588 *************** *** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * **, u �£ 5 « hb«F nir tonight and Tuesday slowly rising tem peratures; tie variable w ioda 1t Richest Associated Press Full Leased Wire SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONPAY, JANUARY 11, 1926 Register On Stand In Own ROBBERS Behalf, Says Local Officer t/rged Him To Rob Station rshal Says )irected At Jp true And iryHearing Triumphs iluable in to U. S. \ Ramsay mr Slaying I g e Indian ORLANDO, Jon. 11 — (A1)— Argum ent by the state was com­ pleted th b morning In tho case of Haywood Register, 22, of .Sanford nnd Jasper, on trial . here for the alleged murder of Pencch Pecpoln, negro taxi driv­ er qn tho Ft. Christm as road Inst July. Tho prosecution was given time to prepare itn argum ent and court was recessed until 1:30 o'clock. Only one witness was pre­ sented by the defense. It was Haywood Register, who took the stand and denied every s ta te ­ ment th at had been mude by all witnesses of the sta te . Register testified th at E. E. W alker, constable or Seminole county, came to hint In the Mi­ nim jail and told him that Joe 1 racy was going to swenr out a wai rant for him charging him with tho m urder and tried to get him to sw ear out one for Tracy, which ho refused to do. Register declared th a t Walker suggested 't o him th at he and Tracy rob the A tlantic Foust Line office in Sanford but thnt he told W alker th a t ho would n it Jo it. The prosecution announced that its argum ent,w ould be brief and the easo is exported to go l i the ju ry early this jifte r- 10.01), a., Jan. 11.— fi-hiit a ¥10,fd an imjuiry [fo into tho kg of Roveral Jaagc county int p.n the U. nveird hero HOLD I to the effect [another former boo they receiv|ka attorney at M. investigation, to declared' be 1 investigators I and th at the led in the bribe boon connected News Summary LOCAL . City Commissioners pass tra f­ fic regulations lim iting parking period in heurt of city. . r.anLn'd -Yucht ClubV ."it*t 1 >nwiv K. nuifl reghtta in postponed from U. S. attorney Jan. 29 to tlic end of February. rq would be de­ Fourteen year old j. | ith con­ grand jury in- fesses to implication in Ifl local troulri r.turtle the limn u-hren kings. *t Indictments have Smith Carolina medical doctor I far. . locates In Sanford. J. Cl. Ball is appointed one of for M urdrr five members on Upper St. Johns [F airfax, "King Navigation D istrict Commiss­ a", was indicted ion. nth John Rum­ Multiple listing bureau discus­ ple r. They were sion features weekly meet of l«r in connection Sanford Realty Board. bf Henry Roan, Cates flying circus to perform Iln to w as nam ed at Sanford aviation fluid Wed­ In’s *25,1)00 life nesday, Thursday and Friday a f­ ■ Is mnking nn ternoons. I n federal court Circuit court to be opened hero ■ranee company tomorrow by Judge W.. W. I c payment and W right. ■ evidence that ’ STATE plu m s on the Vessel capsizes in Miami h a r­ iscd nf the no­ bor, tieing up shipping for sev­ lle of being an eral days. Hcywood Register, on stand in lie fact. Tho tho second ■ Orlando, says Sanford • officer [ras arrested in urged him to rob A. C. L. station pdny hy state horc. DOMESTIC kd with the Alleged bribe plot which Is Smith, white said to nave delayed inquiry into I I ml inn wife Osage m urders Is reported by of­ I, were killed ficials. * was wrecked Varied w eather reported In west and northw est. Democrats are in favor of , white farm er file, was arrest- bigger cut in taxes. Charles Garland, April Farm s io and charged t Smith. Pre- head, may face charge of adult­ Ko held nt Paw- ery in connection with his Penn­ sylvania organization. - FOREIGN ‘ Twenty arc killed In train wreck, caused by Mexican ban­ dits who attacked train on Sun­ day. Mexican reply to U. S. note of protest may be made on W ednes­ day, a series of exhibitions on Daytona Bench, nnd will fly directly here. Oil next .Sunday, they will present the feature attractions nt an Am­ erican Legion carnival And circuc ut Cocoa Beach. \ The Gates Flying Circus, which was started Hi* San Francisco in 1911, now ranks nn the oldest and largest exhibitional aerial organ­ ization in the country. Tho pilots include Clyde E. Pnngborn, first American aviator to fly upsidedown; Jack A shcraft, Eddie Bond, Freddy Lipid, W ilbur Stultz and “Buck" Steele. * Tho pilots, a t tho opening of each exhibition, will dem onstrate famous fancy und m ilitary flights, including thu Imniclmuii turn, fall­ ing leaf, barrel-roll, tail spin, nose dive, wring over, banks, nnd side­ slip landings, A feature of the circus will bo passenger flights for a nominal foe. to . ------- . (test WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., Jan. urcs 11.—(A*)—City detective.-, nnd P o ­ l a n d Rce are completely baffled when trol- the third burglary within a week date occurred early Sundav morning a t been unable to verify his state time the Dodge Service Station. Okee- m enu. *'i •' T Ition ehobec Road und R, EEC. Railroad. The safo, wob broken 4ml *1,500 in L. C. Fountain To Locate In Eustis iravails in well inheio th a t there will Jarlflcalion of the >at ultim ately there Mcablo adjustm ent, ions of Mr. ShefIgn m inister Janox ) been pleasant thus DEATH RACE 'HIA. Jan. 11— (A") tes Post has lost n aco with death. She 'auuiona, Cal., two! umnv and1 the arnT L iltw apk m ^ e ^ s cnterl Iowa mid openIking combinniglng tumblers „■ i i ; L. rd lllllK n r A ll V n i d alT cU ,“n-1 federal future taxing ccr.uiii S v tUrv?.irt y which impdfces Postponed From Jan. 23 Florida And . North Carolina Tied Fur Lnrgost Number Killed With 14 Each; This * Stale Leads W ith 52 Hurt ATLANTA Gu.. Jan. 11.—</P) A sharp decrease in the number of traffic fatuities in tho South was noted in a survey for the week ending Sunday night mndo by tho Associated Press early today; Forty-eight were killed ond 225 Injured by train, automobile, tro l­ ley uml motorcycle, tho Burvey showed. N ulth Carolina and Florida tied for first place with I-t deaths each, hut Florida exceeded in num­ ber of injuries with 52. North finnnen sectiop of the Internal Revenue Burco'u a t W ashington, »• c >h a . accepted a position with *ho accounting firm of John H. Cnthras nnd bon a t Eustis, accord* mo“ * P 5 received n t Sanford tnla morning. . Mr.' Fountain has been conncet- cd with the Internal Revenbo Bureau for tho past 16 years, and is *old to have been held other importnnt positions with tho federal He resigned his polltlon w|tli t |,0 government to nccopt a posi- t|qn wRh tho Eustis,firm, where ho bo o*»ocWted with Robert Conroy, also of Washington D. O., who to Eaitle Mvor«1 monUis JmPtaOTmlJl' M m - -p u n . . w H. C«thr.. n d Bon hnvo f ! " ': TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Jan. 11. —(A*)—Dr. J. V. Knapp, statu vet­ erinarian, nnd D r.,S. J. Horne, In­ spector in charge of work of the U. S. Bureau of Animnl Indurpjtf' in Florida, urc planning to go, to Valdosta, Go., Wednesday ns wit­ nesses In federal court In two proBccutlons fo r tho alleged improper shipment of cnttlu from Florida in­ to Georgia, it was announced hero today. * ifornin where mild w inters are, as a rule, p art of tho allurem ents to tourists and tho stock boast of tho natives, ono of the coldest spells in years prevails. Tula fogs cover largu sections of the Interior and have been the cause of serious accidents a t night because of poor visibility. ted to sun^ond definite action un­ On tho other hand, Alaska re ­ til tho question could bo thorough­ ports tho pdldcst weather In itft ly thrwdwd o u t qt .the next m eet­ history. Dispatches from Noma ing. Upon tha motion of D. L. Thrash­ er, tho board unanimously decided to aend tho secretary, Mrs. E. M. Marlowe, to the m id-winter moot­ ing of the National Association of Roatty Bonrds to bo tseld In New Orleana on Jan, 10. In comm enting on thla action, President R* C. DuBose warmly praised; tho work of. Mrs. Mario wo m adm inistering tho affairs of tho board, describing her aiulstanco os "invaluabio and of the highest or­ der." Upon th e m otion of George W. in central Califonila becaua*e of a substantial salary in* the lack of rain, although this is 'or Mrs. Marlowo was unun' decided upon, and D. L. Jacksonvi to b > CQDll M ultiple Listing Discussion Features Weekly Luncheon Of Realty Board A general discussion of tho ad­ visability uf establishing a m ulti­ ple listing buroqu withlq tho Re­ alty Board office*' ns nn integral putt of that organisation featured tho weekly luncheon of the board held today a t neon In the Semin­ ole grill. , Those ■favoring creation of a multiple listing bureau m aintained thnt the establishm ent of the bu­ reau’s offico in the. offices of the Realty Board would re m it in no friclion betwoen members of the bureau and piXPhors of the board who were not affiliated w ith tho bureau. , j Opponents of thq propoutlon con- "W e Intend to make thin regat­ ta an outstanding a ffn irin Florida boating history, nnd we don’t want to go off half cocked." "Plans tiro progressing rapidly," he uddej. "and by February every little detail will bo worked out for the largest sail nnd power boat int ct ever held in this section of Florida." • Mr. Emory stated thnt favorable replica bad been received from yachting enthusiast.) him any svellotw of the slate who had been asked to en ter the meet, and .hat present indications pointed toward a record crowd being on hand for the program , which Will include even in for .runny classes of r.ail and power boats. Mr. Embry added tlint tlir offi­ cers nnd members of the Sanford Yacht Club bad been extended a cordial invitation to attend a re­ g a tta to ^io held in Mount Dora on Jan. 111. Harbor Bottled Tight When Barquentine PrinsVIademarSud*» denly Topples Over • " 1 •' Wj Vessel’s Position Makes Aid H ard Paralyzed SitnationTo~ Prevail For Several Days, It Is Believed MIAMI, ntw T J a n .‘ II.— (AI*). — Miami’s harbor is bottled tight nan result of tho capsizing at noon yesterday of the bart|uentine Brins Vlademnr, which completely, blocked Uie channel. W ater travel, both intlom* iiiR and outgoing, has been rendered impossible by tho accident >nnd today threatened to up m aritim e intercourse In this Early Supporter Of Proposed Parking On First Street In tic port fur tho next several days. Designated Dfstrict Is FI.Johns-Indian River ( ’anal W ith shipping pnrnlyzed teujpLimited To .TO Minutes; orarily, Miami is face to fico with Honored By Gov. M artin; Left Turns Are Barred a unique situation. Tho unpreceTo Commence Survey Soon dented wave of construction, activ­ ities, together with the rnUroiul embargo in Florida on non-perish­ able products, has directed to Miami ships virtually from the Hav­ en seas. Thu wharves have been.lined fo r mouths with every form of flout­ ing craft, While an over ‘changing grout} uf Iruni. ‘JO-Tu >10 ships have off Miami iueen anchor . __ bench ___ ‘aw aiting nn opportunity to enter , the port and secure u coveted doik qnucs to ;10 minutes was passed, i, space. ' nnd parking prohildted on t h e !1 Congestion Mas been imminent rotitJi side of Second S treet from >for tho past several weeks, and the Ouk t" Sanford Avenues. .general tie-up caused by tho Brins No left hand turns will be nl- ji Vlnndetnur’s overturning has mndo lowed ut Park nnd F irst, or a t; itself felt throughout shipping cir­ Magnolia nnd First. cles a t this time. In commenting on the passage of The pcculinr position of the help­ these m easures. Mayor Forrest Lake stated th at tho traffic situ- | less bnrquentlne hns rendered old ntion in Sanford was becoming so. difficult... The ship ran aground ttcute that some lim itation of park- late Saturday, but wus not believed in any dailgcr Until nn outgoing . on driving within the heart of tho lido without warning caused tho boat to topple over, keel up, with ciiv was Immediately necessary. The cominlsioncrs are consider­ musts nnd rigging partly sbbmcrging making First und Ninth Although digging of a channel Streets through streets riming enst and west, and Purk and Sanford "by-path" has been siiggestod Avonuds through thoroughfare.! ownurH of tho c raft may bo fore- ■ oil to dynamite tho boat. During extending north and south. It is believed thnt such action tho meantime, thu damage to ship*1 ■ will elindnoto accidents at princi­ ping here hn« been constantly, pal intorescctions hy requiring cars mounting into tho thousands uf approaching *on cross streets 'to dollars. come to a distinct stop before Thu Prins Vaidomar was brought crossing any of tho through a rte r­ hero recently from New York to ies. becomo Miami’s first floating ho­ City M anager W. B. Williams, tel und when she capsized, waa u nud City Engineer Fred Williams carrying her crew nnd forco Orit submitted recommendations for workmen, num bering 80 mon, fro m tlie passage of the bond Issue of Miami to Miami Beach, for cop*760,000 for the improvement of the version Into a modern, sea going lake shore, nml it was intimated hostelry. that, tills money would be author­ ized by the cuminisioncra ut nn early date. State Officials To Testify Jn Georgia ihat! Palm Beach Police rg | Baffled By Thefts y I Attack Is Ordered By Kunoz, It Is Thought uf 19. But ha wan graduated from lb. University uf Texas, with high liimnrs, h t tho ego of 2G, complet­ ing the course in three years, in­ venting and selling candy and ci- NUMBER D a te Local Yacht ClubHas Been Duo to tho diffiruttlcfT attending the delivery of necessary supplies because of the rail embargoes, and largely unnn the advice of officials Passenger Train Bound For of tho Florida Power Boat Asso­ Mexico City Is Boarded ciation, the first annual reg a tta of By Bund Of Men Looking the Sanford *Vacht Club has been postponed from the original date For Stale Military Uhiof of Jah. 2J to some day daring the latter part of Februnty, according to a statem ent made this morning by Commodore J. R. Emory. By delaying tho date of the r e ­ g a tta approxim ately a month. Mr. Emory believes that n larger num­ Federal Officials S tart In ber uf boating enthusiasts will be Pursuit Of Thieves After attracted to Sanford, and th a t bet­ News Of Outrage Spreads ter prevailing renditions will con­ tribute more to the success of the MEXICO CITY,’ Jpn. 11—f/D — local organisation's initial evcnl. “ ‘We are taking this action be­ cause wo believe that February is the month most suitable for the staging of an affa ir of this kind," Mr. Emory said. Leo Roberts, Colored, Said To Diavnlo And His Stunt Flyers Have Been Implicated lu Will Court D eath In Hair Hi Housebreaking Cases; Raising Show Wednesday; d, a former Robert Stoll of liuylor, T ek,,1Innt Confession Follows Arrest Ex-Army i’ilols Featured 10 western dia- hin right in an accident at the age .who declared rs were directluld appear betmiay ami de- HOME EDITION Drunken M otorists Draw Heavy Fines In Municipal Court W ashington Net Interior bill near passage House. Nya case moves toward deel Ih Senate. Senate Finance Committee bates tux rate schedules. Here’s Man Anciei Greek Once Sougl MIAMI, Jan. 11.—(A3)—E Pago Diogenes. A man glvl his name as Jim Black, 60, Now Yurk City rushed into | lice court hors today Interru; cd tlie procecdingrand wavl a crisp *60 bill In one hand a plait! his actions, he snsws "I haven’t been arrested but I ought to bo. 1 been <b two days and hero's my nvt W ant to pay my fine," / � 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, 1926 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, January 08, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 08, 1926. 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 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 08, 1926; <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/ddc0a6725c205ed2040cbd2ec268d00d.pdf 1d13202ac60de9b8952a6e3ae6ea71a9 PDF Text Text <r’" ‘ pi r • ' . \ 'l ^ * T B E flA l Hendry CpuntyMen Make Big P rofit Cucumber Planting On Dr. Jacobs Is One Most ! Prominent Leaders , An Movement Begun : B y M odern Holland ® o r #Dutch Doctor Is 74 Years O f Age Pioneer Chief A m ong Early Suffragettes Seeks Public O ffice A f.y " t B > • EW * ';•> | jf i V W R f ! . : ■j > \ , • K i BH* ' , I f ’ - 1* i H9J 1 PL l> ■ t; b .j , ! I . K f JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 7.—The poatrna i.er at Fclda, Hendry county, report* the ffrat large profit from one acre of vegetables In South Florida thla fall, accord­ ing to the Florida Stato Chamber of Cemmmerce. On October 9 Gilbert Taylor planted one acre of cucumbera and up to the night of Dec. 24, two months and 15 days after the seed were placed in tho ground, he had sold f 1,494.66 Worth of cukes and hn<J some still on hand. Marvin and Emory Taylor and Zckc Hall planted three ncrcs In cukes the aarnc day Gilbert Taylor nut his reed in the ground. Up to Dec. 21, sales from the three acre plot hnd totalled $2,961.65 and the Tnylor brother:i and Hall hnd one Mor two pickings yet pt be made. T n il HAGUE, Jan.. B—(A1)— auch n purpose, was fraught with Equality of the sexes in nil social the greatest perils nnd nil manner aapocta has been the idcnl of Allct- of difficulties, but Alctta Jacobs ta‘ H. Jacobs and largely thmugh never fnltered. She was received bar influence Dutchwomen have on September 16, 1915, by Presi­ tired much greater political and dent Wilson at the White House. tmie independence In the last Her visit was a disappointment. years. Dr. Jacobs’ name In 1892, Dr. Jacobs married Carl first among the prominent Victor Gcrritscn, municipal coun­ ►men o f present-day Holland. cillor of -Amsterdam, but elected When she was born nearly seven­ to remain known under her own ty-two years ago women did not name. count for much except as the wives She still recollects her Indigof'their husbands or the daughters nation at being oblidged to promise of their fathers. Dutch universi­ <o “ obey," In accordance with Dutch ties did not dream of admitting law. women to their medical schools "I hnvo never ceased to agitate when Alctta made up her mind to Mcome a doctor. At twenty-five, for the omission of that word,” ‘ however, she had gained the de­ 4hi> said, “ Everybody knows it is gree of doctor of medicine from n dead letter, so why lie about it ? ” Gtoningcn University nnd began practice as tho first woman physicJ lh in ........................... 'Since then, few international women’s congresses have been held without hor conspicuous presence. Collaborating closely with Mrs. Q p rl« Chapman Catt, and in persdnal contact with all the feminist 1 nijovement leaders In Europe, Dr. Jacob* blazed the trail for wo- I men’s rights and franchise in the I face of a full blast of sox prejmHcc. I TTho noted sufTcragc pleader retan s full possession of her old i fth> and spirit, despite her a ge.1 TBo reactionary spirit which she j ■«ys came all over tho world In tho ntnftojr’ o f women’s social position ' • axfcr the war, did not conn- uncx-1 One of the best loca% picted to her. ' “The men felt themselves heroes ' aid superior beings, compared with women,M she told the Associated ftess correspondent, “ despite the fic t that tlie war was their work and would never iinve happened! hid we lived under a world govern• ment of men and women for some I decades *’ The World War came ns a tre­ mendous disillusionment to Dr. Jacobs, whose firm conviction it bid been that modern society had become too udvanced to tolcrnto sach a cntnBtrephe. Hiie threw herself heart and soul into pacifist propaganda. . Following n world tour in 11112 vVjth Mrs, Cntt, when they were actlnimcd chnmpionH of their sex .In many world countries. Dr. Jacobs afld Jane Addams in 1915 undcrtook the task to urge the anti-war resolutions .of tho Li ague Jnturnational Women's Congress upon L&* .government* of the heligerunt states, tho ipono nnd tho President oS thq United Staten. j Tn,i eJL,n^ ^ ti^ . not what m ay be what is tions in Florida. For sale cheap —ttLease. Doing good busi­ T oday in its present stage of improvement, Sanford’s foremost develop­ ness. See Plummer. ment stands forth as a well rounded example of BROWN REALTY COMPANY — the practical ideal in municipal development o f the highest character: . t — social atmosphere assuring congeniality and protec­ tive safeguard: P hone 471-W . — investment features which must appeal from their .nnd'/ o r [ very soundness and stability. Those who seek a homesite^which omits no single item of desirability LOTS. NUMBERS 241-242-243-244 in the awVi of jl the hwI/i, of Section l-21-.il Seminole Co., IV* miles \r. north-east of Oviedo; is Vi mile from 2 Railroads and - Paved Roads. • * from any standpoint find the climax of their desires at L och Arbor. . * * . Surrounding Lands Making Big Money in Truck. 1 fj 422 Union Avc Black Hammock Celery Land FO R SALE ’ ■ P R IC E $12,000.00 • Terms,, V4 cash, Imlunce 1, 2, 8 and 4 years at 8/t» Seml-Annuully. | No incumberances, and 1925 tax paid. | * ■i 40-ACRES ,. <V • :u ! . . • • ; * jL . i ' .j *f | , * T h e opportunity to secure .sites in this country estate community is offered in the Country Club .Entrance Address Owner, Robert E. Ellis. P. 0 , Box 332, Fort Myers, Florida Section which is now open for reservations. Opening-an• • » * " nouncement to be made later. We have a client who will buy small acreage i--(k i «/ Nave buyers waiting for houses if price is right. i; 1 1 jifj 1 | 1. JiU Q 1, r iu l i ' D M1 rletcner-Bulger,Realty' r Lomnanv VUIllpCUKJ •i-.' 113 1-2 Magnolia Ave. Phone 746 \ ' I 1 ■t 1 1 1■ N e x t to P ost O ffice 1 'f l V , l .f c : FIRST STREET TELEPH O N E 588 *************** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * **, u �£ 5 « hb« Fnir tonight and Tuesday slowly rising temperatures; tie variable wioda 1t Richest Associated Press Full Leased Wire SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONPAY, JANUARY 11, 1926 Register On Stand In Own Behalf, Says Local O fficer t/rg ed Him To Rob Station rshal Says )irected A t Jp true And iryHearing Triumphs iluable in to U. S. \ Ramsay m r Slaying I g e Indian ORLANDO, Jon. 11 — (A1)— Argument by the state was com­ pleted thb morning In tho case of Haywood Register, 22, of .Sanford nnd Jasper, on trial . here for the alleged murder of Pencch Pecpoln, negro taxi driv­ er qn tho Ft. Christmas road Inst July. Tho prosecution was given time to prepare itn argument and court was recessed until 1:30 o'clock. Only one witness was pre­ sented by the defense. It was Haywood Register, who took the stand and denied every state­ ment that had been mude by all witnesses of the state. Register testified that E. E. Walker, constable or Seminole county, came to hint In the Mi­ nim jail and told him that Joe 1 racy was going to swenr out a wai rant for him charging him with tho murder and tried to get him to swear out one for Tracy, which ho refused to do. Register declared that Walker suggested 't o him that he and Tracy rob the Atlantic Foust Line office in Sanford but thnt he told Walker that ho would n it Jo it. The prosecution announced that its argument,would be brief and the easo is exported to go l i the jury early this jifter10.01), ROBBERS HOLD Passenger Train Bound For Mexico City Is Boarded By Bund Of Men Looking For Stale Military Uhiof Attack Is Ordered By Kunoz, It Is Thought Federal Officials Start In Pursuit Of Thieves After News Of Outrage Spreads MEXICO CITY,’ Jpn. 11—f/D — uf 19. But ha wan graduated from lb. University uf Texas, with high liimnrs, ht tho ego of 2G, complet­ ing the course in three years, in­ venting and selling candy and ci- News Summary LOCAL . City Commissioners pass traf­ fic regulations limiting parking period in heurt of city. . r.anLn'd -Yucht ClubV ."it*t 1 >nwiv K. nuifl reghtta in postponed from U. S. attorney Jan. 29 to tlic end of February. rq would be de­ Fourteen year old j. | ith con­ grand jury in- fesses to implication in Ifl local troulri r.turtle the limn u-hren kings. *t Indictments have Smith Carolina medical doctor I far. . locates In Sanford. J. Cl. Ball is appointed one of for Murdrr [Fairfax, "King five members on Upper St. Johns District Commiss­ a", was indicted Navigation ion. nth John Rum­ Multiple listing bureau discus­ ple r. They were sion features weekly meet of l«r in connection Sanford Realty Board. bf Henry Roan, Cates flying circus to perform Ilnto was named at Sanford aviation fluid Wed­ In’s *25,1)00 life nesday, Thursday and Friday af­ ■ Is mnking nn ternoons. In federal court Circuit court to be opened hero ■ranee company tomorrow by Judge W.. W. I c payment and Wright. ■ evidence that ’ STATE plums on the Vessel capsizes in Miami har­ iscd nf the no­ bor, tieing up shipping for sev­ lle of being an eral days. Hcywood Register, on stand in lie fact. Tho tho second ■ Orlando, says Sanford • officer [ras arrested in urged him to rob A. C. L. station pdny hy state horc. DOMESTIC kd with the Alleged bribe plot which Is Smith, white said to nave delayed inquiry into I I ml inn wife Osage murders Is reported by of­ I, were killed ficials. * was wrecked Varied weather reported In west and northwest. Democrats are in favor of , white farmer file, was arrest- bigger cut in taxes. Charles Garland, April Farms io and charged t Smith. Pre- head, may face charge of adult­ Ko held nt Paw- ery in connection with his Penn­ sylvania organization. - FOREIGN ‘ Twenty arc killed In train wreck, caused by Mexican ban­ dits who attacked train on Sun­ day. Mexican reply to U. S. note of protest may be made on Wednes­ day, a series of exhibitions on Daytona Bench, nnd will fly directly here. Oil next .Sunday, they will present the feature attractions nt an Am­ erican Legion carnival And circuc ut Cocoa Beach. \ The Gates Flying Circus, which was started Hi* San Francisco in 1911, now ranks nn the oldest and largest exhibitional aerial organ­ ization in the country. Tho pilots include Clyde E. Pnngborn, first American aviator to fly upsidedown; Jack Ashcraft, Eddie Bond, Freddy Lipid, Wilbur Stultz and “ Buck" Steele. * Tho pilots, at tho opening of each exhibition, will demonstrate famous fancy und military flights, including thu Imniclmuii turn, fall­ ing leaf, barrel-roll, tail spin, nose dive, wring over, banks, nnd side­ slip landings, A feature of the circus will bo passenger flights for a nominal foe. . ------- . WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., Jan. 11.—(A*)—City detective.-, nnd Po­ Rce are completely baffled when the third burglary within a week occurred early Sundav morning at been unable to verify his state the Dodge Service Station. Okee- menu. *'i •' T ehobec Road und R, EEC. Railroad. The safo, wob broken 4ml *1,500 in L. C. Fountain To Locate In iravails in well inheio that there will Jarlflcalion of the >at ultimately there Mcablo adjustment, ions of Mr. ShefIgn minister Janox ) been pleasant thus DEATH RACE 'HIA. Jan. 11— (A") tes Post has lost n aco with death. She 'auuiona, Cal., two! Eustis umnv and1 the arnTLiltwapk m ^ e ^ s cnterl Iowa mid openIking combinniglng tumblers finnnen sectiop of the Internal Revenue Burco'u at Washington, »• c > ha. accepted a position with *ho accounting firm o f John H. Cnthras nnd bon at Eustis, accord* mo“ *P 5 received nt Sanford tnla morning. . „■ Mr.' Fountain has been connceti i ; L. cd with the Internal Revenbo Bur d lllllK reau for tho past 16 years, and is n r A ll V n i d *old to have been held other ima lT c U portnnt positions with tho federal , “ n-1 federal future taxing ccr.uiii S v tUrv?.irt y which impdfces Florida And . North Carolina Tied Fur Lnrgost Number Killed With 14 Each; This * Stale Leads With 52 Hurt ATLANTA Gu.. Jan. 11.—</P) A sharp decrease in the number of traffic fatuities in tho South was noted in a survey for the week ending Sunday night mndo by tho Associated Press early today; Forty-eight were killed ond 225 Injured by train, automobile, trol­ ley uml motorcycle, tho Burvey showed. Nulth Carolina and Florida tied for first place with I-t deaths each, hut Florida exceeded in num­ ber of injuries with 52. North Duo to tho diffiruttlcfT attending the delivery of necessary supplies because of the rail embargoes, and largely unnn the advice of officials of tho Florida Power Boat Asso­ ciation, the first annual regatta of the Sanford *Vacht Club has been postponed from the original date o f Jah. 2J to some day daring the latter part of Februnty, according to a statement made this morning by Commodore J. R. Emory. By delaying tho date of the re­ gatta approximately a month. Mr. Emory believes that n larger num­ ber uf boating enthusiasts will be attracted to Sanford, and that bet­ ter prevailing renditions will con­ tribute more to the success o f the local organisation's initial evcnl. “ ‘ We are taking this action be­ cause wo believe that February is the month most suitable for the staging of an affair of this kind," Mr. Emory said. He resigned his polltlon w|tli t|,0 government to nccopt a posit|qn wRh tho Eustis,firm, where ho bo o*»ocWted with Robert Conroy, also of Washington D. O., who to Eaitle Mvor« 1 monUis JmPtaOTmlJl' M m - -p u n . . w H. C «th r.. n d Bon hnvo f ! " ': TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Jan. 11. — (A*)— Dr. J. V. Knapp, statu vet­ erinarian, nnd Dr.,S. J. Horne, In­ spector in charge of work of the U. S. Bureau of Animnl Indurpjtf' in Florida, urc planning to go, to Valdosta, Go., Wednesday ns wit­ nesses In federal court In two proBccutlons for tho alleged improper shipment of cnttlu from Florida in­ to Georgia, it was announced hero today. * H arbor Bottled T ight W hen Barquentine PrinsVIademarSud*» denly Topples Over • " 1 •' W j Vessel’s Position Makes Aid Hard Paralyzed SitnationTo~ Prevail For Several Days, It Is Believed MIAMI, ntwT Jan.‘ II.— (AI*). — Miami’s harbor is bottled tight nan result of tho capsizing at noon yesterday of the bart|uentine Brins Vlademnr, which completely, blocked Uie channel. Water travel, both intlom* iiiR and outgoing, has been rendered impossible by tho Drunken M otorists Draw Heavy Fines In Municipal Court ifornin where mild winters are, as a rule, part of tho allurements to tourists and tho stock boast of tho natives, ono of the coldest spells in years prevails. Tula fogs cover largu sections of the Interior and have been the cause of serious accidents at night because o f poor visibility. ted to sun^ond definite action un­ On tho other hand, Alaska re­ til tho question could bo thorough­ ports tho pdldcst weather In itft ly thrwdwd out qt .the next meet­ history. Dispatches from Noma ing. Upon tha motion o f D. L. Thrash­ er, tho board unanimously decided to aend tho secretary, Mrs. E. M. Marlowe, to the mid-winter moot­ ing of the National Association of Roatty Bonrds to bo tseld In New Orleana on Jan, 10. In commenting on thla action, President R* C. DuBose warmly praised; tho work of. Mrs. Mario wo m administering tho affairs o f tho board, describing her aiulstanco os "invaluabio and o f the highest or­ der." Upon the motion of George W. in central Califonila becaua*e o f a substantial salary in* the lack of rain, although this is 'or Mrs. Marlowo was unun' decided upon, and D. L. Jacksonvi to b > CQDll Multiple Listing Discussion Features Weekly Luncheon O f Realty Board A general discussion of tho ad­ visability uf establishing a multi­ ple listing buroqu withlq tho Re­ alty Board office*' ns nn integral putt o f that organisation featured tho weekly luncheon of the board held today at neon In the Semin­ ole grill. , Those ■favoring creation of a multiple listing bureau maintained thnt the establishment of the bu­ reau’s offico in the. offices o f the Realty Board would rem it in no friclion betwoen members o f the bureau and piXPhors of the board who were not affiliated with tho bureau. , j Opponents of thq propoutlon con- "W e Intend to make thin regat­ ta an outstanding affnirin Florida boating history, nnd we don’t want to go o ff half cocked." "Plans tiro progressing rapidly," he uddej. "and by February every little detail will bo worked out for the largest sail nnd power boat int ct ever held in this section of Florida." • Mr. Emory stated thnt favorable replica bad been received from yachting enthusiast.) him any svellotw o f the slate who had been asked to enter the meet, and .hat present indications pointed toward a record crowd being on hand for the program, which Will include even in for .runny classes of r.ail and power boats. Mr. Embry added tlint tlir o ffi­ cers nnd members of the Sanford Yacht Club bad been extended a cordial invitation to attend a re­ gatta to ^io held in Mount Dora on Jan. 111. accident >nnd today threatened to up maritime intercourse In this Early Supporter Of Proposed Parking On First Street In tic port fur tho next several days. Designated Dfstrict Is FI.Johns-Indian River ( ’anal With shipping pnrnlyzed teujpLimited To .TO Minutes; orarily, Miami is face to fico with Honored By Gov. Martin; Left Turns Are Barred a unique situation. Tho unpreceTo Commence Survey Soon dented wave of construction, activ­ ities, together with the rnUroiul embargo in Florida on non-perish­ able products, has directed to Miami ships virtually from the Hav­ en seas. Thu wharves have been.lined fo r mouths with every form of flout­ ing craft, While an over ‘ changing grout} uf Iruni. ‘JO-Tu >10 ships have o ff Miami iueen anchor . __ bench ___ ‘ awaiting nn opportunity to enter , the port and secure u coveted doik qnucs to ;10 minutes was passed, ,i space. ' nnd parking prohildted on th e !1 Congestion Mas been imminent rotitJi side o f Second Street from >for tho past several weeks, and the Ouk t" Sanford Avenues. .general tie-up caused by tho Brins No left hand turns will be nl- ji Vlnndetnur’s overturning has mndo lowed ut Park nnd First, or at; itself felt throughout shipping cir­ Magnolia nnd First. cles at this time. In commenting on the passage of The pcculinr position of the help­ these measures. Mayor Forrest Lake stated that tho traffic situ- |less bnrquentlne hns rendered old ntion in Sanford was becoming so. difficult... The ship ran aground ttcute that some limitation of park- late Saturday, but wus not believed in any dailgcr Until nn outgoing . on driving within the heart of tho lido without warning caused tho boat to topple over, keel up, with ciiv was Immediately necessary. The cominlsioncrs are consider­ musts nnd rigging partly sbbmcrging making First und Ninth Although digging of a channel Streets through streets riming enst and west, and Purk and Sanford "by-path" has been siiggestod ■ Avonuds through thoroughfare.! ownurH of tho craft may bo foreoil to dynamite tho boat. During extending north and south. It is believed thnt such action tho meantime, thu damage to ship*1 ■ will elindnoto accidents at princi­ ping here hn« been constantly, pal intorescctions hy requiring cars mounting into tho thousands uf approaching *on cross streets 'to dollars. come to a distinct stop before Thu Prins Vaidomar was brought crossing any of tho through arter­ hero recently from New York to ies. becomo Miami’s first floating ho­ City Manager W. B. Williams, tel und when she capsized, waa u nud City Engineer Fred Williams carrying her crew nnd forco Orit submitted recommendations for workmen, numbering 80 mon, from tlie passage of the bond Issue of Miami to Miami Beach, for cop*760,000 for the improvement of the version Into a modern, sea going lake shore, nml it was intimated hostelry. that, tills money would be author­ ized by the cuminisioncra ut nn early date. State O fficials To T estify Jn G eorgia ihat! Palm Beach Police rg| B a ffled B y Thefts y to (test urcs land troldate time Ition D ate Local Yacht ClubHas Been Postponed F r o m Jan. 2 3 Leo Roberts, Colored, Said To Diavnlo And His Stunt Flyers Have Been Implicated lu Will Court Death In Hair Hi Housebreaking Cases; Raising Show Wednesday; d, a fo rm e r Robert Stoll of liuylor, Tek,,1Innt Confession Follows Arrest Ex-Army i’ ilols Featured 10 western dia- hin right in an accident at the age I to the effect [another former boo they receiv|ka attorney at M. investigation, to declared' be 1 investigators I and that the led in the bribe boon connected NUMBER I a., Jan. 11.— fi-hiit a ¥10,fd an imjuiry [fo into tho kg of Roveral Jaagc county int p.n the U. nveird hero .who declared rs were directluld appear betmiay ami de- HOME EDITION Washington Net Interior bill near passage House. Nya case moves toward deel Ih Senate. Senate Finance Committee bates tux rate schedules. H ere’s Man Anciei Greek Once Sougl MIAMI, Jan. 11.—(A3) —E Pago Diogenes. A man glvl his name as Jim Black, 60, Now Yurk City rushed into | lice court hors today Interru; cd tlie procecdingrand wavl a crisp *60 bill In one hand a plait! his actions, he snsws "I haven’t been arrested but I ought to bo. 1 been <b two days and hero's my nvt Want to pay my fine," / �•wj ** I * • 4 ,* » • • • • ' VT ^iVVv! rt|S * ’ 1 ■\ } THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 11, 1926 ^ &' * i Woman Bags D eer By P iercing H eart COMING TO S A N F O R D ICircuit Court Circle By Win w. Wright -<rc ’RESIDENT MAY REPROSECUTED K * lb,' i& B g k a» a ia'oia-' "«eH t h first f t e arrow. The buck w J*™ tomorrow0 S ann S ? stock *h2nford| day worengrord that afeat aecom- ' aimed the :. l ™ yL t«°rmrt w> w w riahL m n#w {■sued m„,| *•» Mashak. stumbled with a 27-ihch arrow In p ^ ntec ♦),« bench * ^ " ° P* lawa of b» t ■ r,Vr»|P pllthed Hunday at Pass by ih" : ‘ f* A docket o f about 60 coses will (sea < ; V •. v-vN?l near here, would, probably never his heart. Asi the deer struck the cspiu, took Its probably face the new judge at the Urn. io Ume^'nJI i be duplicated. They continued to gTound, the thlrtl missile Awy, \*~*r*3v 1 > t' marvel over the lodging of three PkJrv nC*r **** 1 *"d ; conclusion o f the grand Jury's sesThe torn, i nT -nie bow used by Mrs Rounsr- , ion, whlch wiI1 be he,d iov^orrovtr( shots, wilhin nn imaginary threeinch circle near (he heart of a buck velle Is rondo of wych e m, green and ptobably will run Into Wed- "on *h*ll deer, of three arrows instead of heart and fibro and in known ns nr*day « ,Tl'e,corp,r' Charge Of Adultery Mny lie the 45 pound type, a 45 pound pull j One trial which has created a rifle bullets. Preferred Against Charles Tho. long bow was not in the being required to move the_buck- great deal o f interest in the coun- w” " bre.la,. Gorjnnd As Result Of In* hands of n hurley yeoman, but skln"string into posUion. The a t- .ty w ilfh e that’oTfeVhef Toone'^vho i vest Igat Ion Ry Officials was twnnged bv n 10-year-old girl, rows are made o f hardwood with .fa charged with the murder o f her «•( dire,.,;;: Of nieftibers '\ I husband, J. T. Toonc. Mrs. Elisabeth Rounsovelle, of a steel barbed head. MWy• •lie nniiuhl»lio - sii Mrs. Rounsevelle, winner o f sev-1 The murder occurred near the New Orleans. Mrs. Rounsevelio i Illegitim ate Child fiflern H ,' and her husband were hunting at eral New Orleans tournaments, has . Geneva bridge several months YfV- »'ut i,.1*' been chosen to represent the Cres- ago. the pass. The woman archer was " c . ■ -i TiW Is Basis O f Charges “ ■», J * InVr,, si ntioned in a boat when hei cent City nt an International tour­ " r (}J Ilie >» , i rr nual rue. 11 nament to bo held soon In Phlln PITTSBURGH NOT SO I)USTV quarry appeared some 20 ynrus ■a.li effieVv i . Members Of Pennsylvania Or­ * ______ sway. ed liy n,e , "Js ___________I delphln. ganization R e fu se To Tell INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. IL — (AT !>-the ■ • t m ir* — Moro dust particles have been the 1V• Whether They A rc Married firs, :'* • « A d vertisin g Rates found in the atmosphere o f St. nn-iiifi.-.i Convicted Man * V/S I- V*!. , . r Louis and Cincinnati than in Pitt*-, •frank i » ( ALLENTOWN. I’ n., Jnn. 11.— T oo Low, Says*Ochs burgh. H. C. Murphy o f Louis­ Seeks New Trial . (/P) — Charges nr« lint" n<lin;t atfegaSB ville, is here to tel] how 1 he tes* I •gainst Chmles Garlnmi, vcccntric A. V ' f f l NEW York, Jan. It.—GP)— cd the air. TALLAHASSEE. Jnn. 11.—<yP) anil ’ it. A ; millionaire, ns the result oi mat* S. If arii| w J*i — Attorney* for William Lee Pon- Asserting that existing advertis­ ;* ters involving hia April Farms As­ hnm. of Apnlnchicnln. convicted In ing rates arc too low, Adolph S. LANGLEY TO RESIGN sociation. members o f which are the federal court of Florida tor Ochs, publisher of the New York comp.in. ho*,; B«ut living at hia new colony in Lower using the mail to defraud, and Times, recently told advertising WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.—< /p )_ Milfonl township, Ix-high county. TI.eVn..... A"T"V' 1 sentenced to four years, are .pre­ men nt a luncheon of the Advcrtis- The resignation o f Representative ... \ City solicitor Robert 1.. Stuart to borrow „w *il| paring to go to New Orleans where ing club that every the j Langley o f Kentucky, is expected I,*"’P - h ihT iF lL' • recommended Inst week that the the enso will be argued beforo the Times cost the owners $60,000, -ir.by the House today. | «5 l • association’s application (or a |_______ . ______ • Circuit Court of Appeals on'Jan. approximately 14 cents n copy. charter be denied on the grounds . s s r s . i c S f 4\ 20. Pophnm is now engaged In a He said that the present adver-( \ o t i « r o p , in t k x t io n t o ___ , , o f "free love” . campaign for the gubernatorial m tising rates tend to cheapen news-. ri.Y f o r i.k t t »3hn i-a t k n t * Search now hns been started by nomination, having already toured nnnors nml exnresned tno belief1 V 11? ,M hereby given ilia, the, f«r- 1. yn P the authorities for thu burial plnco P*P*rB, n" n T V Z Z L i | undersigned will apply I*, the ,lnv.n large portion of the state. w h i c h Im u , , ; * ' that higher rates would improve ,-rnor of the H,«,e of Kloiidu. at nr,,lrh ; .’ of an infant, said to have been their advertising. Tnllahnsser. on th e . is, I. any » f l . born at April Farm last July nml __ m . i a .., _ I January. A. I». 19J«. for l.nter* • iih«.-rlhl ,V"^! ' i Frank Cox Detained to have di.il in October. He suggeftwi tnnt advertisers pu,ent. Ineornorating the Seminole ■nbsorii..-* .~ i»ws: *• *irti| District Attorney Hoyle is planshould spend 00 per cent o f their! •’**un,y Huliaing snrt l.oan ," w" By Sheriff’s F orce appropriations l i o n , ""dee u n i t e r th.. ,h<* fniinwim, f n l l o w l n a or..,.o....t p ro p o s c U | F r a n k I. j . in keeping existing ,lonKm .1 fling-to prefer a charge of adultery, »*Vf. J c h a rte r, th e o rig in a l o f w h i c h Is customers, whilo 10 per cent n o w o n f i l e In t h e o f f i c e o f , h c ' '. tho basis of which is information share* Sheriff C. M. Hnnd and Deputy e c r e l n r y o f S,at«* o f t h e S t a t e o f | •( (>. I'atiw contained in n dentil Certificate is­ ner*1. in at lion, IiaMilo. pfrfmning one <-f iii<- I. lli tal.ii'g •Hints which will feature the Chris Stephenson arrested Frank should be used in getting new cus­ H F 'lo r ld n . sharer sued ns Coopershig. The certifi­ 111111 'I"''.| a ri.il1 i l l ' l l ' III |il< ! ’ ?i .•■t the* Sanford nvinti* n field ai oVlti K nn Wislnesday, Thurs- and Lucy Cox, colored. Inst Satur- tomers. C. L Ilrlu, AVITNKHH o u r n a m e s t h i n 7 lh ,lny cate state.; that the child was shares. o f J a n u a r y , A. I>. l!»Srt. .V. m!i up (i•n Inkrii up. night and charged them with the " 4 1 I"' i h.irg* d, ami n •■ A- L. Hell*, fr a n k u n iM in n m -’ .* born to Helling llovcy and ChUrles day and Kii<Iji> Longrwood Cham ber shares -I. I». D A V IS O N reckless use o f firearms and with ■I Garland, both of whom ore suhIt A N<«' m»y | «\ im iT T using profanity. They plead guil­ O f shares. i scrihcrs to the farm association's A. I,. I1K T TS Com m erce W ill 7 ** r* I A. It. Key. ty tnis morning before Judge J. It. A. N K W .M A N . petition for a charter. •I — , S h ares. w_ u A. It. K E Y 1 o b e e G. Shnron nnd were fined. Hold “ P ep” M eetin g The information, tin- icgistrar | Articles of Inrorpornllon nf ! w. h. i n n The woman enme to the county told the district attorney, van MFSIIN UI.F. C O I S T V I l l ' l l . D I M ! Ii s h a re s . 'T *V 1 A tV tV C. SmlllJ jail looking for the sheriff and.' • u d 1.0 A N A S S O C IA T IO N furnished by Garland. Hoyle Imn A "get-togothor" meeting o f the h o u n d o r s l K n c I d o h e r e b y a s - sh ares. upoit locating him told n story of Lnngwood Chamber of Commerce, s o T •j a U. / been unable to find a record of the J o e D. C h lllf* c la lo th e m s e lv e s to g e t h e r for th e ' n fight which she and- hur husband to which many Sanford people p u r p o s e o f h e m m i n g I n c o r p o r a t e d £'• s h a r e s child's birth <j rtho place of •inter­ r *. S T A T E O F FL had engaged in earlier in the eve­ have been invited, will be held at a s n liorty c o r p o r a l * , u n d e r I h e lu t v s o *, o ment. in o le . ning. She snid that her husband fl:H0 o’clock thin evening ut the co of r pt ho or a tSe t ant ae m oe f o fF lSo er imd ian o ul en dCe or u nt ht ye S e m i The cause of the haily’s death I h e r e b y cJ would kill her before daybreak if was given as suffocation, due to Orange nnd Hlnck Hotel accord­ lltilldlU K n n d I . « n n A s s o e l a t l o n a n d t h e undi-rslKfirii' ip he were not arrented and locked ing to an announcement made this a d o p t t h e f o l l o w i n g a r t i c l e s o f In - a ll y i.pp.-ar.-.l |'n throat trouble and there is no disI’ n ip isd l M ade D u rin g Con* co rp o ra tio n : . . . J J I ». Davluon. 1. •• • ii.Ji- • Iii* 1!-«• |> il'k * XVi 1 1 . r ,p. ‘position at pre o nt, it was dechn W : morning by Fred Glnrk, hotel manle m tc i* Of P a rty H eads up. A R T I C L E I. I l e u s , It. a . N*ti . i . • * - fi "■ t ’"* iim t nii pic •a II .1 . ii t 1 1 ed, to regard i otlnxwise. Tin Upon investigation ihe sheriff IlRCr. j Ti h•*< e’ • n•a•»m •»•• e» ui o f uam th is im c omr imii p o rn n lilimii o n li \v » .. yS.t. iiafui, Ilaml, \ W y1 Sunday And PrqvidcH H er .* ■ ( 1 D.. * : i r . ! * • ' i • . U.« I lir v n iiw a r c f o r . - L i ,, . - I shall t»e Semin.>Je County Hull.ling, J,..- |>. Clilu.-n.lft llovcy woman i sai I IN have join found that Lucy had shot at her The meeting hns been called in un.t Loan AsHocIntlon [ known m hr u„ the I Ml ! ,, It -1 V.' ’ --• - • - . f \ i Silill 1f 1||1» IIIM A -ion Million D ollar Cut cd Garland at lav April Kurin col­ AIITR’ LE 2. ••Mt»*d tlo* f«»rr|f husband during the course of their connection with the period of rnpitl! tl- m t" I . ,r -. ' i ' i .11 M' ti i.iiui r a n p(|n e A- . ony in Carver, Mans., n >\v d e oidi ei vv ue cl oi pnm m ie inht oo if Ii xx ai ni cgw o n i l c x n e r lli*g e n e r a l niiiur** o f t h e i »iimI- for |ion»t Imii ;«r.r| w ood t-x p ir n ,,Ht r n n s n c t e i l liv salil i-nr- Kn<’ \\ledk"d Ihr • . m i i.i- 1 ui ■ * t • t li 1 1 | u •i Ii -i11 (1111111.* itif scrap and that he had called her u U AS IIIN't, 11 »\', Jan. I l.r -'d ’ i tinued. Hoyle i , ••ndea Spring lo since a Iloston syndicate J porutlnu U to encourage thrift and to lo* tl»i*lr fro a t i iill *- .11 11* It. !ii < t inn - iii i n c m i i e t a x e s u-t few "pet" names. The sheriff ar­ icnced get into rominunit ation with (iiir to o k o v e r c it y p r o p e r t y r e p r e s e n t - s a v i n g s a m o n g Its m e m b e rs , to ac the IIHCH ind i a ( M I*1' i r. i I in tin- House re von tie rested them both. for tlio him* nnd priiMeil. land's wife, believed to he in Hus (•'• ing more than 76 per cent of the '('."nem'‘ W i ' j ! " mwni.ers for ,.urIll WittICM . r nppi ui'd today by the ton. . assessed valuation of tho town, (diriMiiirf r»»nl Imi>Idk. loilld m il l not m> L»8tl •i t • m o t i•»i t .'••I’.ttv iuuinee <mnniittee. The si* men mid nix women • I iir or Improving propuriy and for I Ilie I lie Tt )i At} cl Mr. Clark stated. Cl'iirwater—$1,800,000 bund is­ i'i il.: . ' I li<- i i i l m r d n o r m a l i n c o m e l a x Murli oth«*r purproo** jim may 1»«* nn- |,»2»;. members of the colony decline to A special dinner, will be. se/ved, Ihorlu'd l»% Inw rfdiitliiH’ to lmlldrale* n m l tin- in< r e n s v i l p e r s o n a l • I .’tin . Y.. . sue proposed, for purpose of erect, sny whether they are niurried, de- *' POXtl lit?: iind loan nHMnrlitt lonn. Th** i ti-.iipt'ion were unanimously W t. li.. 1Tl 1• 1 . clnring it is ru.body's husii.i-s '*• ''I piltirlpnl plnr«* of hiiMln«*Mn of Hitid l.*t**.i I) , n g school buddings throughout t.R nnd importnnt talks wiII „ p|>our ,i i'r«-vi',!. Iml i h e p r o p o s a l o f i i' i ,Mv rt»mnuveil i rorporntIon mIoiII Im* Siinf«»rd, S**mlGarland is quoted as saying: “ A i ' county. on the propram. 1V2H. nole County. FloridaI •i-niiH m t ; , to m c r e p s e t h e r c -.1* . <11.H I' t , to unmarried people living to•' " ' i o n mi M ifta x r a t e ’s o v i- r t h a t 1 «l| i •i gethci, this is n matter of mdivui- '■<pl'i.Vid.'il l»v ilie hiiUK ir mrtiHtire n ir i 1.~i. •»e| « .ia. mil inclination, not understood byika.i tho common siM-inl fiihric. It is i n- i " l •JUfAh^l- • u a m i i n g t o n ; ih\n. lU-t-M*) • t h •;i it tifely a personal matter and part I1 ' 'luieratie iiiembers of the Senate of >ny experiment in social •*' ro­ . i • ••ai* n i Kuianee ( 'omiinttFe put ftneir *pro>i -I r, science." • ior -i $.100,000,(100 cut in thu i* a i *i .* n* nt I lx\ burden before tin* eommittee le " I Ml.I Ir .r \ i it r National Mo Lion A i .... ICiU DEMOCRATS ARE FAVORING BIGGER frro u x n A rogram •SLASH IN TAXES M yui ns H ALL-STARS LOSfc. . TO‘RED’ GRANGE’S -ELEVEN, 14 TO 0 !^ f Itl.l nan.i i 1 u a> " l.evaii consideration of i ui.* 1- m ' ii* li i I" dull" in Ilie House piidide;. fo r a reduction s M u.iiimi.iioii. DRUID PAR in addition to the rnto reduelng I-: ■ : n* . f the llnusu Measure, i • . '.ill v naioi SimmotiK of North Caroi I.... i. 1el -> i" ui "i. ii tikuig Demon at of the comn il " tn fiat ' La «• .-I ' ni: e ■, ti.-'k'il on liehalf of the ieuiority members, further cuts in '“ Galloping" (ihost Scorc.s A \nli-iill ■i r I" ^ clb'.v i •. il-. Mill.iv rates* on incomes heTouchdfnvn, Hei urns I’ unl m i l e f«»r p li .i i . i g r ; .| I"' I cm 922.000 and $100,000 and ro­ In no way f t i l . i Si Yards To Thrill Crowd; u r a l b e a u t y I i e r l u - i • . -I I lie "a ped of the taxes on capital stuck, li E. Virk Scores First Marker imn pbero" of i be i -uk ■ III III I •vlioi.- i ui uiiibl ues. t,lined in ever) in i nice. i he m ild , i \i pi oval, given by the DenuiNEW ORLEANS, Jan. 11.—(A*) 1*ui« in the normnl nieome tax — Harold “ Red" Grange and lib : ii' and Ihe increased personal f tf.M I ’ f l } 'IVl". t Chicago Heur;. exhibited their foot­ . i i H •»; i’ iru Does exi-inpl ions mi income taxes proball skill before a crowd of li.Olin xidl'd by - the House nieilsitre, virpersons by defeating ;he N’liithern lu.dly assured ndoptiun o f these ; j u ’ , :;r o O i’ S I 011,000 All-Stars, I-I *<» 0 here Kmnlay ! T® - li.'dules both in the eommittee Tho contest, mark. I by mtinerous - '. \ -f.itt.- II. I'i nn.l in the Senate since Rcpuhliennitics, 'wn» played od a nunl.lv . i .j I.ij in ibd i \V ' an* have indicated their supopA. it" Held. mil also end.used the reI' my whoies de eoi fee I lie minority Grange Rupplied the higk ,!d,siifm ut ,ai Ili.'l-I7. •I 'ti"U in the muxtntum s urt ax thrill oi the game in the last cju,»r I ' IV. I re, gulled ile.lt rale from to to 20 per cent. ter when ho side-«teiTi»vd a lmlf 1 ' i- .,? .. .. i *i>i * v . ti. a mug :.tructurv. Republicans to hithl 1'ropos.il - . dozen playera nrai returned “ Muon" , lulls UcMit'Uo4 l liat Ni warned by Secretary Mellon to I' liuiiii I Ih. ( ’..nip.my, "in . Ducote’s punt M yards to ti;-' s i . '. Roli.’il inns M uulil End Tu ren d and for more ” '*•'i’ (I"' ('dal reduction within the yard line.. A16 yard penaltywas I d n v ; O n e iiilo rs (Ipi)list'd T o hours, tl •aPmed ihe $ I'lO.OtHi.iioo limit, provided by the imposed onthe Henri- on thatnldv »«,* >*■>'. , tn ■> >• for clipping. Walquit l ciiniori tho I Coil il I n 1 iu |)(gS.i I t m. i,f, m the. wind.'sale district. Home measure. Republicans, with in.' alarm' and two calls " majority of 10 to seven in comball tu the seven-yard lint in three i drives through tucklr. .Ktiup gain»°*tl\. Jan. II.—(Ah— for :-pi .d appanitio took a large .. mittic,_ apparently . . .were .prepared . . ____ ed five and Gnipge plunged over I'i up*; ala tht.i Ilie anthracite din-' part of liic city f;i etpiinment .o in combat any hut minor conditions the line for hi . team's m coml touch 1-ule be r,'fin e d tn ( barbs E. the ;-i;eae liefnre the luasewas in the liills. down. liuelies base been r« jerii d by the br'lightunderf.mt< Firewalla. I Inannouncing the’ Democratic ml.- il elared, prevented the program. Senator Simmons, dcelnrE. Vick rcor-d the It..»r’.* rir.“' .uithriieitc vvaifi- vonfeience. A n «r ln i l - tug a. pi. dent in H" • u i nd.ig l" tiie plans nf id tile $6110,000,0(10 annual reductouchdown In the neeonil nuari by falling on the ball Vt.-r lie ba.i linlifiug a Sand ay '..--ion, the t'nii v. th I' u; " and ( mpuny, meat line could he made without retard. i ! t ! i . i _ il it 'riin;: t'oiu- mg the program for retirement o f' blocked a punt fr in Im-IiIi <| ihe l" i't • • today found th. in el> \ the public debt wilhin 02 years. plnl line. Joe S.crit.inr.ii «lr ,'p pructvnlly where they were \ le u run . "'!. ••> •'! • i c«l dealers. kicked the goul*. for the two pomts I cnee litgoliati.iis wire -.et f >» I " 1’ " n * !l *he urn-was nn Instead of meeting the" cost of Dee after touclulowns. .A" ',|,‘ n S!n.ki,,K f‘,nd U'r " ‘ dement Of (10,1100 Ihe debt entirely from tuxution, Granife's runs ili.o st Mb- iV? •ben lim e l-eeli ie.M el< il |i IIIM k or the nth. r. netted five yard*. A VO-yunl gain however, lie would apply the funds I".ere ..in iritew.d piediKio wan the "gnllopmg g'i..*t’ paid mt war debts by foreign nabest Dial I m a l In e a k w a • i m ­ from scrimmage and nine ynidt Ins f.mis to thin fund. These pay­ iucf (hiy’s Concert next best. He carried the pikrkin minent. ( bail .mm Alvan Marl.le ments are now applied on retire­ Frogriim Announced ment of the public debt, Senator 10 times from serimmage f a prnpoaed that Ins peace plan, ilia* total gain of 72 yards, an nvernge " f the one advocated by miners lie Simmons said in addition to the Vii • following program for tin animal sinking fund payments of * o f four and half yards per juuut. submitted l" .Mr. ilurrlies with the ."Me was thrown for lilt- ... twice, rr.|u</t that he take thu li-fl pail ii. ; e aeort i . be given tomorrow $25.1000,000. He estimated tho Vnco for two und again for n "f eat h and ill aft a cmiiruct. i ( cut nil la rk vv.t* receipts, frfttn foreign debtors this yards. I Mr. Hugh.a was formerly chief i -.... (meed (• !:•->' by Loitductor Jo your at $175,000000 ........... "Brother.” Unavn, famou Iulane ''"UII-M 1 for the United Mine War!;-1soph Ucirensteiii: I nited on Specific Items. I. .'Iureh ll rculct—Losoy* player of other years was the out- l',!i Tile uiiin r- rejected the proji-i Mr. Sinimhns snid the minority standing player of the All-Stars. "dGmi. it wa * stal' d, beeau e *n ;hi"ctlon -Itolieminn 'G irl members were united only on the ripping around the Hears’ right 1mlaiiKsI the inimiplc <>i arldtru 1'iilfe. specific items outlined in the pro-! end in the first quarter for .1(1 ti«*u to which they ..u oppo-.il. I’Ui. i".'2-o —A Tale of Two Ginni but he imlicuted that some yards. Lester Luutenschln.-. r They prop., ed that u ■/, e year H . j i : •I'.i'bert! ; Democrats would seek changes in ran his team well and returned contract he draw., by two I.' j! S .I.. Saiocted— Mrs. E l-1""ther important provisions ns several puats from III to JO y a r d t u.«, two miners, and three mil ,|c m it .ri,-j (Soloist), they are reached. Johnny Wight. nnotlurex-Ti.laii. rcuri sentutives |h ,‘ . , ' ... : non:.I Ovcrturon—I.ove and •’The Democratic plan did not Lir • ; Bamarii— mention the inheritance tax or • ill ■in i I’ nrtc—Don Quixote publicity of income tax returns, on >1 auek. both of which serious fights are Garvey und McTcilan were main 1 ,nkl" 1 ‘ l'"'»' ' lUicrn Songs—Sunny South impending. Chairman Smoot of stays for tiro Hear*. • - '• miost)— Lumpp. the committee, lias proposed repeal Sanford Youths Are tcli Happy Go Lucky— of the inheritance Idvy whilo some « • ST U ll ALCOHOL COLORS LEAVES , Delivcrc(J T() Sheriff . . . , ‘dher members arc expected to usk ' m —7 he Star Spangled for nn increase in tho modified NEW YORK. Jnn. 11. —</T*)— AI , v ' -------.vyt totes provided by the house bill. coho! tnukes other things than Sheriff C. M. Hand rcltirrod tlii.- ' noses red. WTien the sunlight he- morning from a huni. ri n-jp t , Out In Citrus Crops gins to dwindio in the Fall, fer*' Jacksonville from where he bratigl • iueves Escape W ith mentation produces alcohol In, three Hanford boy- who had'lie S! 00,000 in D iam onds To Be Investigated leave* chungim; tho color to red, held by the police of Jacksonville according to If. J. Hlbbin, color "X « churge o f vagi.in y. Whib* the 1 i . J t i n . I l —m — Two WASHINGTON, Jan. l l . - ( / P ) expert. *>nys. full name: are unkai.wii .|,av ' ro robbed today o f a To revise cfitimotca of citrus pro­ --------------------------------{are believed t«» I - ! ,-T.( W -Vt ■ . .uiig moro than $J00,000 duction m Florida and to deter­ RIVAL FOR SI'AH a l?ov-named J.dm -it nnd en • ' n 1 ’ 1! lii . iit diamonds by two mine thcr reduction in production — ... ■ . . |cJ Caqjyron. c> a i > l.uucked them down with caused by the real estate boom, ALBANY, N. Y_., Jun. 11.-—(A’i It is reported tL•• t!t in l orty-Efehth Streot near J. B. Shepard o f the crop report•—■Expendituru of .a " i t ►. i Jdj)00,00rt t<>{here poniu firne a;;o attevTtusing i i-'ui ,\v..v;e ThcYobbors escaped Ing hoard, is leaving today for J nuke (he ita t- mineral snrinr ■«- .niuch'troob c to e- untv wel’ aro tit n m - t - moWI« Gainesville, Fla: “ . rervatlon .at Saratoga HvoL the-fieera. It L i-uid f f i t -Ju\ 'J ' -m . ^ — ' Officials vvilt TeMc Ut determine 1 vvhiit effect the subdivision of lr— ‘ ^rnhaj-ds in Florida fncidanL to COAL S 11 'M i t _f» Speaking of the new State Highway No. 3 traveled thoroughfares in the Central part of the state. . Wu * on (Sanforcl-Orlando Road), destined to be one o f the most dJSE TO CALL ™ L F 0R HUGIIEST.W LOCATION— Right SITUATION— On the shores of beautiful Lake Jennie, prac-i tically down town, and yet so secluded ns to offer every attraction o f quiet nnd rt^incment. SETTING— Sanford presents many beautiful views of lakes and bills, but none more beautiful than those about Lake Jennie, on which this is the first development project. Speaking to INVESTORS— The prices at which these distinctive homesites are now being offered, present a real opportunity for profit. As soon as contemplated public improvements are completed, the value o f these homesites must necessarily increase every substantially. ’ J You don’ t have to take our word for any o f these statements. We will gladly accompany you to the property a,ul p0,nt out to / ° . u ■*ust llQW these public improvements will affect Druid P»rk* . , v : ^ V ^ r St* - OUB OBCAN.ZAT.ON C. A. Button * C. L. Britt E. A . Chittenden Joe 0 . Chittenden r t B M « M E fc l.n - |k Howard Overli,, Mildred G- F ra n k J . F iB P ftrlck Mm ir Pcabpdy phArd W, Jgjjjjsr, Jr. "Y �PAGE ’ I4EW YOBK. Jih.'il.-W ’)— otnek price* displayed * strong a: the ope ling of .today’s ‘r'7k-t with t.rv ug »Umu atwl by timha(T> Ot: the V, H. o ^ l t v at]<jti at this end o f the yeai. Physician Is Jn addition to ste*.’ common, tin inford By Dr. Initial demand rmbrt^d ^ T i ^ om Laurens; Surgery Li Carf. Foundation nnd A-jicd Ax leal. Pierce Art w prelirred a!s > rose 2 point* to a new. high. Constructive op/rat'ons were '’ tells another, [locate in 8*n- carried out in varioi* jeetiorm t.f U the ot the list, bringing about n steady [Laurpnst S. C* advance in priett during the ear­ Sanford to he­ ly dealings. Indications of unus­ ft ere upon the ually large 1925 business and re­ )r. J. H. Powe* newed Ulk of « apUtup. drxnacist who pushed General Elc^rlc rapidly rd Drug Co. to a peak price °*Jj4C* Dr. Vincent’s ahead Now high records a'w> »«re i Sanford, Dr. marked up by Conkolida <(. Gas "Laurens poo- and Associated Oil In th*f first ivn when they half hour, with gains of ond. ^o two points recorded by Postum lent, giving him Cercnl. Sears Roebpck. Baltimore* i f this efty and and Ohio, Canadian Pacific. • aiting a compeMotor shares slowly gathered ictitioner," br. strength with buying interest cen­ *. Vincent is now tered in Hudson, Packnrd and to establish of- Fierce Arrow issues. Uneasiness cumkiy-Puleston over the controversy regarding led from Is-of Dr. ds home ,HO'SE P EO P LE dow n hei;e tbis wia- m m (f Dr. Chan. P. with regret that Ir, Sanford, I’ la., t to follow the mfcsslon in the n t nnd the chilBhere for some m school closes, • be located in 152% 71% 07 51 78 ,48% |con in Laurens id during that no of the largI city. He has fy and has won [ in that phase pi ends here are gill meet with field of work, pf.the Laurens Id Tuesday eve[resolutions in Iparture were 102% 117% 48% 58% 101 % 148% velopment-—Daytona Shores." '. ( ■ ; *% > 1 * f i’♦ , l Hereis the most wonderful'beach jiq the world and . • a tonioclimate that lets folks enjoy outdoor sports and recreation all the year-round. John D. Rockefeller,-who has money enough to go wherever he Itinn hns come fuc of Laurens imbers, Dr. C. i w i t|uutui> iuiia, u i t ' vi m i n m u i to move from here averaged lower today in tho of Sanford, in early dealings, More than 4,000.000 bushels increase of world ship­ ments of wheat were reported for resolved l»y the last week 'ns compared with a to­ ’ Laurens, that tal for the week previous. On the other hand, indications lip Sinks pointed to only six per cent of •Rammed wheat remaining In rurnl hands along tho northern , Pacific and p . 11.—(/P).—The Great Northern Railroads where x lin e r Emprcsn the Utiunl amount nt this time .s K from Shunghnl 20 per cent. Opening prices, un­ I steamer Tung- changed to 1Vic lower, new style, Benr lilack Point, May. 1.78% to 1.70% nnd July LYangtseu River. 1 sank while at(» the beach. The something of a rally, which failed ned hy the Indo- to hold well. ~ dgntion Company the corn Rough weather ovci tom Hongkong to belt gnve firmness to oats. After opening passengers on higher, May 89 to 89%. o missing nnd cd slight further gains before be­ 'e drowned. The ginning to react. ing.to Nagasaki • Oats started at %c advance, May 40 and continued near to the initial limits. Lower uotatlons on hogs tcndetl to ease tho provision market de­ spite strength in corn values. fclncer of the p rtain number |«r end collision mday, in which and 30 injured, the flagman to id of his train, tare today, irisonod in tho In; rounding a ic crashed into number 30. Ho ihat it was necm out with an I >'ter int$earch of. sunsjbine and health and investment opportunities, owe it »to themselves tOjget acquainted with 1. D j yrnna B ^cE and its foremost de>- JACKSONVILLE, Flo., Jan. 11. — {/P),— Conditions and quotations prevailing on the Jacksonville mar­ ket today ns reported by tho Flor­ ida Stato Marketing Bureau; * Supplies of miscellaneous vege­ tables very light; practical green vegetables- wanted; demand good, movement very light; market strong for good Block. Beans—Green, hamper* $4.00 at $5.50. Cukes—Bushel hampers $4.50 st 5.50. Egg plants— SUndufcl crates, mediums fancy $2.50 at 3.00. ^Peppers— Standard crates, green, belles, lancy $3.60 at $5.00. Tomatoes—Sixes, Florida fancy pleases fo r the winter, has«b?en coming to Daytona Beach ^ndyOrmond for a score of years; and he's there n o w .1* Daytona Beach is far more, however, th^n a seasonal resort. Developing in. all lines at amazing R Speed/ it is the pne place in Florida today where * ’ «i A c t iv e Resales in the Causeway Section of Daytona Shores started promptly with profits to investors ranging from 100 to 2 2 0 percent. D ay­ tona Shores operates its own Re­ sales Department. Farsceing inves­ tors who realize how values grow with the construction o f an Ocean Causeway are invited to communi­ cate with the Resales Department, Daytona Shores, Daytona Beach, shrewd investors can and do make the same i esales a r e •*» ground floor profits that attended the earlier de­ velopment of Southern Florida. A t Daytona Shores we have the most beautiful *« ■ • •i «t * •* \ > - - -'g, high land in 3 IJ Florida, wooded with sfafgly trees like an English nobleman's park, and wijh Florida. fifteen nriles of natural waterfjrpnt on the Atlantic •* 1 ' 1 - -1 *- * •■ * I P * , Ii T ‘an f Qfean, the Halifax and the Tomok| rivers,. We are developing this beauty spot in a manner seconjd to nothing else on g a r l a n d that, together with pur Daytona Peach location, means rapid enhance­ ment of profits for ground floor investors. * Be our gUett on dutpalmial pullman bus making regular trips from this city to Daytpfid Shores oOecp icenic route, witt) a luncheon at Daytona Shores Lodge on the beautiful Totnoka Make arrangementt---without obligation— through our representative named below k 10 steward, chef killed, W. C, j motor manured when his id to train num- Jan. Uy—OP) to tho condl- it, automobile ■J* In train iterday, could tendants aboard which he Is beYork for treatthrough Rich’E> Jan. 31. is a list of tho in yestorday’a fireman ot train a ' Beattie, Panama IviRe, alight shock. Barton, Macon, Go., I(bow. -i**vc* NEW YORK. Jan. 1 Cotton futures opened Mar. 19.05; Mfcy 10.46; Ji Pet. ;8L23; Hca. 18,11. Testjm ony In Cane Trial Ended Today to S h o res p a y to n a l property are guaranteed b y a title insurance policy from m N w 'y o f k T i i t f # ' forrnbee, Bollywood, testimony was snoon Msalon ia ■ Phillip*, Miami, trial of G. O, thigh,s bruised right ' Ji E. Voght, Salem, t on nose. dnnountoment was made that the °*> Franklin, N. C., closing arguments would be con- M ortgage Co., capital a t u t i o f $ 1 4 .0 0 0 .0 0 0 . ! *, ms - i n * a all r /< ■ ■ '*1 Flqrida , a. taiVUj \ u Jt Daytona^ Bf$<* u the Spot of Florida,'* whe iceos is beat and oral btaest. Pieasc send me tmr investment cfc which shows how pronto a \ made by a purchase Daytona Shores. E. A. WHITE ORGANIZATION Suite 11. BaU Sulidlng v-.- .1 1 undersun Selling Agents for Del Rio fyrit in Daytona .Shone7 by two attor- *nt elbow, mt and Mrs. Durant up in the Wreck but D A Y T O N A SHORES, l o t DAYTON A.BEACH . FLA ' “ *’ E. C. GRADY • Hast. 84refit : * ;V: >:. f !u . Bonford, FJ« C ■ sf*’i" ................................... ■ • • " -* ' r r/ \ ' J' . '%;V^' vJp ... a . >- . a . , . . . . , �•*r 1 : THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY. tJ jiD # * .' *t» aft* i*M M f»H A femark made at Friday’s meeting of the Chamber o f n .rl4 « ^ Commerce relative to making the Monroe Bridge a free 111 ■*ta*)la A rti«« *a 9econ4 CUm Matter. ■ .I f, l»l». at the I’oatafflc* aford^riorltla under * *■4 M a u trr .A M riat* natter ■ B a t M M iter f i g garo? jate » . » S sf'u ,.1" « & ,r 3g$?'-a& put y w . W f. W M ctAL i t o n m All obltoarr nolle**, card* of thanka, reaoluWon* nod notice* ot entertainments Wkara charge* are. made will ba charged for at regular advertising ASSOCIATED r n c u • Associated .Proa* la axclua* ■..entitled »o the* bat* for ,releatlon of all nava- dispatches Ited to It or not othfrwla* It*,I In ,thla paper and alao the J - new* published herein. All Ut of rapubllchllon of apadal atehea herein % are alao reserved. aSf, > MONDAY. JAN. 11, 1925 ~ T H «. HERALD S ;!»LATPORM L ^ D jj^ t r water root# to Jack1.— Construction of, St. Johna-In4i*n River canaL, v V .. lv—Extension o f Wfclta way. 4*—swimming pool, tennis court*, •J* * t. Vr—AartncnUnr o f building pro* gnat*—bongos, hotcla, a p a r t * it house*. (tension of street paring ■traction of boulevard Monroe. •eT-OonpletJon of city beautifica­ tion program. 9.— Expansion of achool system with proriaioa for Increased fa•’ ' • • * • ..BIBLE VKRSIC FOR TODAY GU N N IN G A G A IN Make It; a Free Bridge >rd Herald ____. ' Kt ' JANUARY \\, 1926_ A s B r is b a n e crossing proved to be one o f those little verbal detonating caps that ignite that highly inflammable substance, popular sentiment, and today many who had previously given the matter no thought are exclaiming “ why wasn’t this bridge freed of toll before’’ ? ’> ! The fact is that the people of this community, like those of so many other communities, have borne the toll bridge cross so long that they have become accustomed to it, and would havo probably continued to labor under it without a thought of relief had not some one brought the matter to their attention. That a city with the wealth and resources of Sanford should have tolerated the levying of an entrance fee at ita northern gates for such a length of time is surprising, but easily explainable. The Monroe Bridge was built by a private concern which assessed a toll o f fifty cents- on oveiy motor cor crossing it, until a short time ago, when Volusia County obtained legislative authority to acquire the Monroe Bridge and the Astor Bridge at a combined price o f seventyfive thousand dollars to be paid, by special1time warrants permitting the assessment toll until such a date when all expenses should be liquidated. The Volusia county commissioners have suggested that Seminole county collaborate with their county in the opera­ tion Of the bridge after it becomes paid out, which time will probably come within the next thirty days. But in­ formal conversations have brought out this county’s un­ willingness to enter into this arrangement in the face of the state highway department’s promise to include the bridge in its system of free crossings. 1 The Monroe Bridge should rightly he included in the state highway system without being subject to toll. A Chnmbcr o f Commerce committee has been appointed to c6-operato; with the county commissioner^ in the matter, and it is hoped.a free bridge will he officially established without unnecessary delay. „ , There should he no entrance fee chnrged those people from other parts of the country who wish to come to Setninole county and the doing-away with the old-time toll system will meet with the general approval of tho residents o f this county. S e e s tit W hit Is S i? • W e Nttd I W * t. No Typical Roy N*w Ilohrnzollern God < By ARTHUR BRISBANE c**rrt«k« i m , ir n » f Co. “ «*T m , « !» irafani A Porter E., THE , HARVESTER Company propose* to *ell machinery to ftf^. mere and take ita pay in oorp at the rate of f l a buihcl. That’s an intereating step, treat improvement on day* when com waa burned by the farm ear* in place of coal because they couldn’t get as much aa twenty centa a bushel. 41 Alao the Harvcater Company’s idea might answer the question, '•What la a dollar?” SENATOR DAVID A. Reed tells n woman’s club that tho United States would "have been overrun by immigrants, that 2,500,000 would have come in, in 1925, but fo r the law that keeps them out. For that very reason the law Is bad. California or Florida, for in­ stance, or any one of half a dozen other states, could absorb and use­ fully employ 2,500,000 real work­ ers. UPON WHAT does Senator Reed think the present prosperity of tho United States is based? It did not come out of the. ground of its own nccord, and it wasn't de­ veloped by the Indians. It wns produced by people from Europe. It is a foolish generation that keeps out the useful men and womca we ought to have and need. THE ROY'S Club of Washington, I). C., chooses in tho person of Joseph Ncvins, thirteen years old, “ the most typical American boy." Joseph is n fine hoy, but there isn't nny typical American boy." There are tali, thin boys, and short, fat boys that will be leaders'of men later. There arc blue-eyed, brown-skinned, pink-skinned and Agriculture for Florida dark skinned boys: thin, fat, tall, short, concentrated nnd dreaming, The Herald has long contended that agriculture is a and any one of them may turn out feature of Florida’s prosperity which we cannot afford to to be the great mnn of the United overlook or neglect. We have often repeated our regret Stntes thirty yenrs hence. f.'CONFIDENCE—“ And the I.ord •aid . . . 1‘ hiyve known Abraham to the rnd tbalJbc m ty command .IlMUICII .i a WIHh they Mil j may ennj . jus *children , e. that keep» the vraf wn$ ooff the Lord, Lord,, to do rignteouar teousness and, JUitlqg," Gen. 18tl7, ID. i B, •PRAYER— Eternal Father, en* able da so to Hvr. and tench, that |y. children _and youth nit1' ay < Thy will in righteousness an d Ju that the inroads of population and the necessary subdivid­ REAL ttr i U M I M ij 1 „ . I I bon* tlo-ty'* *«»lJ IleprcRrntlnff if r E a r l e T.I A k A t BSTATb •. • K I||g» AUTOTDp, f « ( Cirtali, „ . Cmkloaa ~.N|| Maa# 13*-j XtoSe CUV BCR5 AEe AlWAVS H0VEf?w’ 'CbUNP -.I*® Curia's,Xu, Bide r “J Car,*"1 ' Mo* / Trim Dodge « « « » I, w "l G. TAYLOR! Dr. W. A. Mackenzie has been elected mayor of l/xjsburg for the •ighth time. If the doctor con­ tinue* *t that pace, he will roon have the honor that our muyor •njoya. 1 — - o—'■ ■ Now that Wong Quong has been killed, wonder what Cow-Sing Hoop-la aiul Hung Wha-No-Sabc and o few more of the Ah Lunge and Ah Hungs ure going to do •bout it? . , Tho first carload of celery from Florida this season left this city Friday. The shipment brought three dollars |rt crate F. O. R. Sanford. If u good bcgjttr.in, mean* anything, Sanford wii'“ • profitable celery season. . --------- o-----,— Of course it doesn't ntako .i nt.at deal of difference, but wo'll that tho two ______ Mnssnchusetts ____ ___ rlri* who* danced :d the the “ Charlcatbn" or forty-throe minutes, wouldn't waah the dinner djahes for ten minutes because it would be foo hard yrork. . ? —’ * --------o—;---- Sanford police department has u well-equipped hospital room in connection with tno .'department, •nd every necessary facility, for the'caring of the nick or injured member* o f tho department und prisoners is included in the equlpmenL This is something that fifw cities twice the size of Sanford can boast of.—Timr«*Union. Professional Golf Tournament QUITTING WITH A MILLION O WKNS RO RO M ESS ENG F. It A New England Merchnnt has has discussed this manifestation of ■The plan to stage a professional golf tournament on the Sanford Golf Course this winter should meet with the gendra! approval and backing o f tho people of the'city. If a- meet of this kind can lie staged during the height o f tho tourist season, the benefits that will he derived by this city can hardly he estimated. Thousands ami thousands of men, particularly those who ploy golf, follow the activities of such professionals as would he participants in the tourney, and when the matches are being pluyed on the Sanford course, this city and in­ cidentally its excellent golf course, would he the center of •interest for a countless multitude. And another thing. The staging of professional piny here would draw many from other points to witness the matches and galleries of great size would unquestionably follow the players around the course, all o f which would he worth a great deal to Sanford. We understand the plans are proceeding satisfactorily und that the tournament is pructically assured. It is a WdHhy move and if carried to u successful completion will ring to this city much in the way o f favorable publicity and good will among golfers throughout the entire country. ; Sanford hgs a good opportunity to become widely and favorably known as a sportsman’s paradise, offering facili­ ties for mnpy tastes. No better way o f bringing to light the asset it has in its golf course can he found than the method now about to he employed. MY FAVORITE STORIES Ry IRVIN S. CORD Archil) Gunn,' thu artist, is u Scot who wus educated In England und who still has u great love for thu nutiunul game of the British Isles, to wits cricket. Will Kirk, the verse-writer, is a product of Wisconsin and until one day when his friend Gunn took him over on --------o---- —- • ‘ *•* Staten Island had never seen u Hon. Forrest Lake, mayor of gumu of cricket. Teams mado up of English resi­ , Sanford, has had a remarkable i ■ carper.ip municipal politic* as well dents were playing for the Greater The As serving four terms in the state New York championship. '.kfislaturo. Beginning when he spectators, almost exclusively, were years of age, Mr. Lake has their fellow-country-incn. Kirk Stan elected mayor -of Sanford stationed himself in a front scut alongside Gunn nnd prepared to give IIn* sp<ql his undivided :ittsem;- i-zrLjb!-; that ttwnn. u cxhl hi', i livtr. _greatir A tiUsun dtalt the bill a 4ct r e t'.iti : i fcjjBV. fix fir L i s i powerful .wal'.ip. f t c l tits b s t that 69. night y i ; yW .U hit old ch ip :" cried GuftA. it speaks well m ss# run to catch the ball a* it descen­ ded into his territory. Ha almost got under it—almost but not qulto. it just eluded his clutching fingers. "Well tried, old chupi Well tried!" called out Gunn, all. en­ thusiasm. Kirk decided that thia sort of thing must be in accordance with thu proper rltuntinm o f tho game. He decided that, to show hla ap­ proval, ho would at tho next op­ portunity speak up, too. Presently the opportunity came. Once more tho batsman smote tho ball with emphasis. It rose high in the air. A fielder for tho rival flub ran In intch It. lHfc loo o - i •,!•♦. | •I'vj'of upturned' tun That will be nows to tho vil­ lagers, also to tho supreme power thut made that luke, several mil­ lion yours before the present own­ er wns born. --------- ' THE GOVERNMENT, from Federal judge E. S, Thomas has secured a judgment for $1,000,000 against Gerald Chnpman, plus six percent interest, for bonds stolen by Chapman in a big mail rob­ bery. That judgment should be classed ns a "livo asset," with Russian bonds that baby Ameri­ can financiers bought, from the czar, just as ho was starting on the toboggan. Chapman will bo hanged in March, for murder. The czar went long ago u Ibo for murder. DAN DOBBS SAYS? What's worse than getting a book for Christmas when you al­ ready have a book? It is u darn sight more blessed to give thnn to receive bills. When a congressman does re­ member his duty to the people ho can’t get others to listen. *• First thing you know this will be last winter. The honeymoon is over when ho finds It might be best to lie to her about u fow things. It makes u girl mail to find her Houhiun coat is made of rabbit skins. Dut it mukfs rabbits mad­ der. Scientists huve changed the sex o f salamanders. Maybe they did so by bobbing its hair und letting it smoke cigarettes. Just because tho paper suys it is irmer that’s that’ no sign going to bo warmer It is going — *— ** to be bo col colder. One poor way of committing suiclde is by buying a used car and working yourrclf to death support­ ing it. Ihir. L«cirr.o r » ic s pirt h u n t •topped the fighting in Chicago. “ ^•U ^ l Well-*Hit!" ceased • abova tU lesser so the crowd. " " ’•11 fell ‘ A. l l Palntii PHONli • o f * * ' IS some little , thlRK .probnman’s insntinblc lust for money. ing of property has effected an unfortunate reduction in blyIT smaller than the head of a answered the eternnl question of Many designate the income or for­ the era of commercial enterprise, lands: under cultivation. pin, located somewhere in the • THE TIGER his answer is the antithesis of tune with which they would bo In our own little city, celery’ farms which n few yenrs brain. that ninkcs greatness, ami nnd T iftr, tiger, burning bright that which the world for genera- content, hut few, having fulfilled ago were well outside the business district and interfered it always goes with the power ti> tionn hu* said it would l>e. His their first desire, cease striving In the forest* of the night, What immortal hand or ac’restablishes a'precedent nnd is |for more There is no limit to little with residential properties, we now find are built up 1stick at your job. Could framo thy 'fearful symmet­ danger of frequent iniita- the flexibility of human desire. all around. In some cases the farms of yesterday are now WIl.I.IAM HOHENZOLLERN. in - no Perhnps it is well that man is ry? ’ . . * J i supporting business houses; in many eases the high value once kaiser, writes an article urg­ tion. This idherwise obo’ure citizen so difficult to satisfy. Without In what distant deeps or skies o f the land nnd the increasing demand for homesites have, ing Germany “ to break awuy from gained natonal, if not internation­ discontent there would be no p fo « the belief that Jehovah, the Gotl Burnt the fire of thfno eyes? gress. It will be a lurry day fpr made it necessary to cut fine farms into lots. of the Jews, is our God." The al fame over-night by quitting nf- humanity when the worker saya 'I On what wings dare be aspire’ ter making his million. Years ago But if we are to maintain the substantial foundation kaiser *nid the ('hristinn idea of What the hand dare acizo tho fire? he entered business he vowed have enough, when the capitalist which has characterised our growth in the pas}, we must God .fame from Persia, where the when that a million wns "enough" for says 1 have invested enough, when Apd what shoulder and what art find new farms in Seminole county to take the place of Jews enme under the influence of him nnd that he would retire the factory directors are content Gould twist the sinews of thy thhse which must give way to the spread of population. We Monotheism Zarathustra during from business just as soon ns he. with their production, when tljc the Babylonian captivity. »• ;*.* heart ? made it. Others have made their merchnnt nnnounces he wants no "Away from Judaism with its tnd when, thy heart begnn to heat, must prepare lands in more outlying sections and we must in­ j "pile," hut he is the first on rccit dread hand and what dread duce outsiders to come here and cultivate those lands. W e Jehovah," is the kaiser’i\ motto.,. ort! to He content with it after he more business. The desire for f e e t ? ', more than you have is the secret must show them what profit there is in farming in Seminoli had it. What* tho hammer? What the county. APPARENTLY. IN the good old Everybody, •inclimc or other, of the progress of tliC'hunmn race. . . . i day*- <»f "me and god" the kairer . ti, ^chaln? We were interested therefore in an announcement ap­ ha?'in mind n god that suited him In what furnace was thy brain 7 What.the anvil? What dread grasp pearing in the Brooklyn Hagle that a plan has been dc- in i . r thalt the ordinary Christian , FINDING I’FACE Dare ita deadly terrors clasp ? velojiod to sell 250,000 acres of Florida farm and grove- .-i-d Jew i'll conception of the di- ■i JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL When tho stars threw down their lands'. The tract will he divided into large plots and each vinity. . spears. As to the god of Zarathustra or ' And water’d heavfin with their plot sold on easy yearly payments to u farmer selected to , Zoroaster, the god of fire, was a What Is needed is a change o f Is it better to live in the city or tears. run it. The plan is fostered by a foundation organized strange composite god mailo up of in the country? viewpoint. We have become so sat­ Did,He.smile His work to see? seven spirits, fire air, water, earth, several years ago to administer a series of unusual philanThat, of course, is rather n dumb urated in the ngo of machinery Did He wh6. made the lamb mnkc German <hristian* will be question, since the answer obvious­ thut we have forgotten the true thropies, nnd numbers several prominent men among its * * tc* . vV thee?. surprised to henr that that is their ly is, “ It depends entirely on .the gonl o f our existence—"to haVe directors. god. life and have It more abundantly." individual.” Tiger, tiger,-burning •bright The Tampa Tribune, in commenting on this plan, says. Just what does that mean? Sim­ But one is’ moved to u*k it, nev­ In the foresjs of the night, “ If properly managed, this ‘hack to the soil’ movement fmA ri' h N,w .Vorkt‘^ owns ertheless, on reading of the action ply that wo extract front life the What immortal hand or eye s k a t e ™ of Professor Lew Sarett of North­ full measure of its beauty and P ure.fram e thy fearful symme* Florida should he eminently successful for all concerned. | University, who has an­ truth nnd meaning; thnt we do not '». try ? Florida unquestionably needs more agriculture. We have and annoy him. His lawyer will western nounced that he will flee to thu "nourish a blind life within - the ' .--W illiam Blake. plenty o f good farm land still uncultivated. More extensive ! move to keep vulgarity oir the wild country of northern Wiscon­ brain" hut develop our powers of -------- o-------hia sin and hide himself away far from understanding unu love and spiri­ Today’s best laugh: “ They used production of fruit, vegetable and live stock will increase client bought the land on wh^n the edge tual discernment. to hide their rouge, but now they this state’s prosperity and at the same time benefit the of the lake, he ulso bought the thu towns. For, he declares, our civilization And how arc we to do that? Well rouge their hide .—Tampa Trib­ northern consumers." water of the lake und tho air above is a farce and life in our big cities for some of us, like Professor Sa­ une. it. ---------------o---------------is n tragedy. rett, perhaps, it m cunH quitting the --------- o--------- «cf. A lot o f men become intoxicated With' love and If they never get eober, a long happy married life Will result—«maybe. at r »Kv_ 4 --------- o— ™ | . ; Substitute* havo been found for sn*ny thing*, but the Florida teal •State game (a" YWWoiit* efficient one we have aeen for hard work. W .H . *T“ Probably Professor Sarett Is making the indictment just a lit­ tle too severe. Offhand, it is fair­ ly easy to think of a number of very delightful things that our cit­ ies afford .Yet his outburst is easy to understand. Our life has been’ growing enor­ mously complex in the last few decades. We drive ourselves at a terrific speed. Ko wo find oursel­ ves In the midst of conflicting cur­ rents that buffet and toss us un­ mercifully. We live by machines— the^ strain is immense. Yet the remedy does not neces­ sarily lie in running uwny to th®/ country and burying ourselves in log cabins by secluded lakes. Many a farmer who lives alone on the prairies or in the mountains is driven just ns feverishly by his acres as the city mnn is driven by his business.* city nnd hunting solitude. But it need not mean that for the ma­ jority. Bcnuty? It is everywhere—bla­ zoned across the sky nt night or hidden in the laugh of a child .at piny, locked in n book of verse or wrapped in the eyes of a-mother plnying with her baby, reflected from the jagged outline of a city's skyscrapers nt sunset and divulged by the April wind over the mea­ dows of the upland farhi. Have an eye for it; seek It out; you will find it, beyond measure. And. having found it, you will sec that life’s meaning and life’s truth follow close behind. AH that is beautiful is true and lasts for­ ever, and all that is true, is beau­ tiful. And whether life be lived on a lonely prairie, or In a roaring city, it has ono meaning—happi­ ness, joy, now and always. « “ GOAT FEATHERS” I.EFSllUItC COMMERCIAL It was away back in 1918 that. quills to the task. Ellis Parker Butler wrote "Goat Perhaps the most hardened and Feathers" but somehow it escaped chronic goat feathers chasers are us until Col. T. G. Futch loaned those who year after year sign us the Uttlc book' Monday. Wo read their names on the dotted line for it through in about fifteen minutes a lyccum or n Chautauqua course but never, never shall forget it. and have tho satisfaction o f pay­ We have accumulated more goat ing real cash for their feathers. If feathers than Butler rfdmita in his they could get tho crowd to •at­ little book, lie wonders ut himself tend they might havo some recomthat he has “ been able to keep a . pense, but the crowd fails to ap­ family from starving” while accu­ preciate. mulating nil those prettily color* •But the most trying thing of all cd feathers. Our family has won­ Is another point that Butler over­ dered the suntc thing. Butler do- looked. After these quill feathers cld i/’ hu must he u wonderful fol­ arc f rmly In place, along comes the low nnd thut if hu had stuck to his populace and starts fingering them. job like George Ade and the Chi­ .They yunk to see how thoy arc cago Limited, he must surely havo uttachod and they twist and pull become the most famous humorist to rcc how the roots nrc fastened. of his time. Then they turn the feathers upside But Butler overlooked one o f the down to see what is concealod un­ most poignant pricks the goat fca derneath. Disappointed that noth­ there give. They are like porcu- ing but goat feathers are diacovP'US, *IU«II®. Every timo one plucks {• J* they go away with puzsied a fleece'* of goat feathers he g«ts hcaushakes, \\ondcring just how it stuck by the very people he is Is you have so successfully* con­ plucking them for. Tako tha cose cealed the gold setting that of the fellow who gives hia timo have Men a part of the goa i? Hng money for civic work. ‘ new- Nothing will ever co Ifnir the people he visits treat him them the feathers were not the soiif-US' they dp a solicitor plated o f f r - V l " ’ "’ o f ilndertita'ndfrfr I3VO feu::J that he ji gath»r;4g goat.feathsts gc!d fer yoursslf. do;ng the..for them—ta n So.-ati.iief all, cov« ■ Romance— This age Is full o f it. Not just empty romi the true romance of achievement, of progress] betterment of mankind. ! ADVERTISEMENTS TELL YOU WHAT 11l| MANCE OF BUSINESS IS: DOING FOR Tj READ THEM. One store building size thirty by forty feet forty by one hundred fifty feet located neu| Lake Mary show cases, scales included price fa action $2,500 terms. Fifteen acres land near Druid Park, priced to i mediately. Sec us tomorrow.. $8,000. Terms. Five room bungalow near Holder Springs, on uj aero lot, large trees. J, i* 'a i, V* * Right new five room bungalow on five aero I E ldef Springs, larg£ trees; ‘development goimj around; price $7,000. Nineteen acres land near Markham; small lab $7,000. R .R . E ld r id �THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY II. TELEPHONE: PAOBPIW 1926 RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: MRS. FRED S. DA k Je R, SOCIETY EDITOR 148 Mrs. Stanley Walker WORK OF NOTED AMERICAN PIANIST ‘ Elected President Of ! IS REVIEWED BY CECILIAN CLUB |The Legion Auxiliary MRS.. CLEMENTS IS LOVELY HOSTESS AT BRIDGE SATURDAY AFTERNOON Loans 217-W MONEY AVAILABLE Loon* Eor First Mortgage Loans on Liberal Valuation Basis at ““ ■ * ■ *■ * -- ” ■* __ * Consult us first when in the market far funds A large audience enjoyed the One of the prettiest parties of her honors nnd point* Billed to Tho first meeting of the AmerCecilian dub program of Inst Sat­ A. P. CONNELLY & SONS score. In sutttng for the consolnIcnn Legion Auxiliary for the new the season, wns that of Saturday tioh prize, a hand paihted pitcher, urday afternoon. . . . afternoon, when Mrs. E. R. Clem­ Massulli A see«n<l !**•«# SO year 1920, was held on Friday aft- ents wns the gracious hostess at Mrs. William Moore Scott was the The meeting opened with n dis­ ernoon at the home of Mrs. L. P. bridge at her apartments on Park cus Von of William Sherwood, fortunate one, , • liner ahd dance Chittenden on Evans Street, rand Avenue. There were five tables After the card' game, the tables it take. Dinner (died 19H) Americans noted plproved to be a' most enjoyable ■* were laid with dainty covers, and J Slicing to nnist and pedagogue, a pioneer in one, at which time matters of In-' o f players. pisno recital at a time when thy Stately pink gladlollusen and as­ refreshment* consisting of ■ salterest were discussed, among them with nd course and. fee’ course were Isss will meet real virtuoso was rare. being a report o f Mrs. J. C. Ben­ paragus ferns, arranged Points emphasized were his rare It, at the home pleasing effect in baskets and sil­ served by m i hostesh. The playson, delegate to- the convention at cr* were Joined' for refreshments ver vases, adorned the rooms where jrsey with Mrs. memory, diligence in study, the St. Augustine. ipd Mrs. J. A. hours accorded him while study­ the card tables were placed. On by Miss Smith and Mrs. A. W. After Speaking of the Interest ing with Liszt In' Europe which the tables Were pink ana gi*een nut Harz. and enthusiasm one receives by Thore playing were Mrs. D. Ithe St. Agnes surpas t.*d any accorded an Amer­ nuts and Oestin attending these gatherings, Mr*. cups, holding salted st the home of ican student up to that time. Mr. mints which were relished during Thrasher, Mrs. Harry R. Lewis, Benson made mention of a con- tho gnmes. Mrs, F. E. Roumillat, Mrs. Edward 1 lIUps on wag- Sherwood was one oi me nrsi re vernation she had with Mrs. Young Mrs. Phillips, j Kjve lecture recitalt* and also the The color scheme of pink and Markrll, Mrs. William Moaijj 1 Scott. Mrs. W. Theodore Langley, (Tiltner and M n. fi m to establish summer schools Crawford who Is connected with the VetcrA. DeCottes, Mrs.! nns' Hospital at U k o City in fhe ^ 'U s and s « r e " ^ P ^t^y, Mrs. ....... George .................. - ............., hostesses. . \f or teachers. vvriu h aho pointed out that th e; maldons in spring bonnets mark- George Rice, Mrs. John MacUoni of Holy Cro.»‘«.| Mr Sherwood, In his desire 191 Uprightly Polka"....... best thjngs to aend to the veter|H||y r|Mi|st and after sev- aid, Mrs. Charles C. Remington, R o'clock at the Improve music conditions in Amer- , Kdlth Wregge . A. Newman •»»» ica, loved to takd his nrt even to ■ "n ltz of Forest Spirits Gurlitt snx were: money with which to ern| progressions, scores were Sirs. Robert J.- Holly, Mrs. Itobout-of-way places. In one west: |, iiJ?or*!' Ixiucks, Mrs. J. C. Bennot, Mrs. k»bs, Woman’s Club ern town, the grand piano he ai- Watermill Spaulding George Knight, Mrs. Howard HulL will begin classes ways carried with' him. excited Mnry Maxwell Ick, Mrs. Bloomfield tlulick, Mrs. Ey law, at the club- much wonder and the audience sup­ "Hungarian" Godard 11. B. Ferguson, Mrs. K. B. Me-1 The best of railroad tracks, equipment k’clock' Ernest Fox posed that the fourth leg wss lost Cracken, Mrs. Samuel Dighton and! [ o f tho Methodist “ March of Classes"... . Preston ami motive power are all but useless Mrs. Phil Bach. nt the home of in transit. Dorin Hopkins There has been phenominn! had been spent for fruits nnd othunless they are manned by men skilled li on French AveWallace ,.r ;irtic|e8 'Mnt to u k c City, nbd = growth of music in America since -Sphlers Dance’ ’ in railroad operation who realize the (nion of tho Con- those days, with so many fine mu­ i Woraan’s Club Miss Sarah Lou Priest sic schools, instructors nnd en­ importance of the public service they th will meet nt Mildred Hand - — —— - —Column George Huff, dorsed conservatories. "Hunter’s Horn” G old.llrr ! J 'r.V y ™ " r S " w = r k . *” b" " ' " J BeCO I1'eS The El ide Of , perform. Mrs. Richard Maxwell closed the at 3 o'clock, * file parlinoicotory law rlaa. op- 1 the Christian program with-delightful readings •‘Dane. CharaalerUti.0" I’ Granaar' Gl.ctlon o f officers for the enau- G O O I'^ O R . S i m S F l 'i d t t y Pearl Robson * >i"K year was held with the following . --------ened this morning for organization I [at the homo of from Lowell. The Atlantic Const Lino hns spent Walker; First Vice President, Mrs. Coming ns n complete surprise! with 20 present. These classes will [ at 3 o’clock, - ' ‘bo on Mondays, **--■--- Wednesday* — ,mj was the ke Presbyterian Frank l.ossing; Second Vice Presl- to their tunny friends millions of dollnrs to provide the phy­ dent. Mrs. C. L. Goodhue; Treasur- wedding of Miss Snrah Lou Priest Fridays nt 9:30 o'clock, until the church at 3:30 sical necessities for efficient railroad er, Mrs. J. C. Benson; Secretary. nm| R. sims. which was course of 10 lesspps is ,C(yppH'te. h o tel a r r iv a l s Mrs. Joe Chittenden; Chaplain and solemnized Friday evening at d service In Florida. The usual delightful fortnightly Montezumn Historian, Mrs. C. H. Smith. o ’clock at the Methodist parson Literature De- j There will be n meeting on Jan. age, with Dr. T. J.-Nixon, offieint- bridge of the Social Department i Mr nnd Mrs. J. H. Colclough M. D. Bnrkston, Albany, Ga.; Its chief reliance, however, is in thc ford’ Woman’s |Fred p, Fowler, Atlanta; W. C .! motored to Dnytona Beach on Sat- 22 nt the home of Mrs. Ernest ing in the presence of only the wil lie given in Ihp.'cm b . house j rts nt the. club' peacock and mother, Tnmpn Shor- urdny where they spent the werk- Krupp, for the purpose of install- members of the immediate fnmil- Tucsday'nfternoon, with Mrs. W. j army of faithful employees who arc D. Gardner as hostess. An impor­ ing theno officers. Good attend- ies. " les; Ray Stephens, Jacksonville; W. j c,"l w'tb relatives. tant business meeting will precede Working night nnd day in n determined unco of members nt nil meetings During the ceremony. Clarence t Bridge Pa.*-1\y, Abbott, Jacksonville; W. A. --------the game, and it is the earnest Club ut 3 , Sminders, White Springs; We P. Mrs. Duncan It. Haseil of Char- is urged by the incoming officers priest, brother of the bride, played wish of the chairman, Mrs. W. T. effort to restore normal transportation I), Gardiner (*})nneyt Lnupens, S. C.; Cgloway, lesion, S. C., arrived in Sanford on for this year. It wn9 decided to softly. "Because" and "I love You i Langley that all members shall be i service, nnd thereby to make possible . VV. F. Bailey, Unincs City; W. C Saturday afternoon to s|tend some hold meetings for the next six Truly." present to take part in the discus- ) Florida’s further growth and pros­ day |Grindle*, Atlanta; Mrs. W. L. time here with her daughter, .Mrs. months at the homes of the mem The bride was lovely In a be- sions. l( lit high school i liar roll, Jacksonville; A. C. Hinck- W. F. Ravcncl ahd son, Duncan bers instend of the Legion house coining fnnk of poudre blue crepe -------- perity. ■ "elock. ' b y nnd wife, Milton, Mass.; W. J. Maxell Jr., nt their hump on Mng- ns liere-to-fore. de chine, with trimmings of Gn Tuesday evening ift d o ’clock lay 1Dabney and son, Atlanta; G e o r g e ( m^m Avenue. blonde. Her hnt and other accei-|th|, ].{tc.ratur«- Department will be, the South Side It. Stair nnd wife, Ogunqulst, ~ — Hi.-x were „|so of blonde tones.. 1(l h„ n,0 t„ „n cl,,(, fncmherx of all Expression Class Of They must solve one of the most in­ IssocmUon calli Maine; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey llos-i Mr-. J I. Marvritette nnd attracImmediately following the cere- a.-purtments with their escorts, trniie mothers nt ier. Mountain volved transportation problems in the View, N. J.;. B. F. live daughter M _ _ is r . H elen"M nrw -jSanford High* School ony. n wedding dinner of si\^ These t-Vviiinjf meetings are an infuth Side School, Kiti. Columbus, motored R e c i t ' l ! eourses wax served at the home of nuVnt(on in thin year’s program, i -------- _ . Ohio;. G. M. Allen,- tetlc. . . . to Tampa on Sati.r- j ^ y j j j Q j y ^ history of the country, nnd in doing , .lohSson City, Tenn.; Wilhemeniii -un-re they spent th the bride’s pnrents on Celery Avc- ;ln,| „ r,. especially planed for the ! ((ay this must overcome tremendous ob­ mu- Covers were laid for the purpoi e o f better acquaintanceship ; In-nli Watters H, Clarke, Jacksonville; Mrs. W. end and Burns" at 11 Clarke, Jacksonville; James H. Tin- expression class of the San family nrd n few intimate friends. „ m„ nB the members an well ax for , stacles. Later in the evening the happy I the Mrs. I-. D. McBride i f Memphis, j .............. for,| High School will n recital an’s Club at I Clarke. Jacksonville; Lewis John ..... ..give ___________ ... cntiveniciivc ---------------- of teacher* » nd son and wife, Orlando; L. Charles Tenn., i- spending sointi time here Wednesday afternoon ut 1 o ’clock J0l,"K couple left In their car fo r ; l.uxim-ss womon who arc unable to ( wedding *trip to~ ...... points" in attain*, krupp and Mrs I’ . Vincent Jr., city; T. A. Drum- with Iter mother. Mrs, i„ A. Mick- l" whicli tho public is most cor n “ short .............. “ attend “ “ ‘ afternoon ** They are working nt a groat disad­ the state, nnd Upon their return dlally invited. jtesces at bridge ; mons, Laurens, N. C. vantage and under severe strain. NOTICE Ithe former, 910 i Seminole , ,, The following program will be will be nt home to their friends nt the Pinker Apartments. ’ ;i o ’clock, honor- I „ , Tu,inif,li Windermere- Nul rllt' man>’ Dielulx of Mrs. J. K. presented. The rcfftilnr annual nieetly Hill. „ 8* ' J w,n5ot*. . i f „ ' nore51 Bionxe are cordially welcoming her The bride is tjie talented young Piano Nolo, selected—Penrlo Rob\Vholehenrted co-operation by, the pub­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. (\ infr of the stockholders of the hrhiixliiin Temru-r*V* u^ R “ fUT an absence of several years. SOtt. Priest, and is a favorite among a First National Bank of San- ■ lic will make their efforts most ef­ 11 io Id j,n Z -r, !'. * ^ aS?’ ' 'r ^ l|tr.' Bronne arrived m Sanford on Ciirositv—Marjorjc Forrest. wide tdrclc'-xvf '-friends.' ‘ She’ Is* ir ford, Florida,- Vvflt he held in reshvtertan rhurch 1Frlifciy from lu-r home nt Vaiiroufective, and will hblp to ^lenr up all When Pa Counts— Louise Hiek- „ ______ l W. J. Linbaugh, IV. W. Newstime,. v .j. ,'|j p and is the guest of her of thc . Sanford Hljrh son. -*. thc R e cto rs room of the hank , lToorand°r isin«rtire‘. y. Zeresred! bile are* u'reed to ?■ ^* M* V- Wynn Bain-1Iir,?th' r hix wife, Mr and Mrs traffic congestion. What The Had Man Says—Aud­ i....... i bridge, Ga.; Edwin C, Ctillellc |(;i-tlrge A. Speer at their home on ii church and civic? work* l° n I ucNiluy, Jiuuinry 1 -th , ......................... ........ rey Holburn. , 'Jacksonville; George Daws. Gates •|>„r|{ Avcime. •• , Mr. Sims is a valuable employe! 1826, as provided in. the byThe Eater— Lois Britt. Fyling circus; C. King nnd wife; .— .— of the National Biscuit Company laws, for the election of a When Pa Wns A Boy— Nell Aly. S n !! i!" 1 ; 1 L' W. Maury. Hmfston; G H. GothM,. „ m, j olm ,;,„ unti who ami has a hn*t of friends here that' board of directors serve for Curlottn--Doris Ilohart. ... .................... .............. .to ____________ [nm new members rUl,i Youngstown; K. -J. Brown, hlive bl.PI1 spending the past two ■kSnS.."."'1 the ensuing y e a r ^ m i for the III be held at^.the j Lancaster; A. IL Cothran, Youuga- jwpoky ber,. with Ou-lr duughL-rs, ■ Ml. And The Ouija Board-Ruth JJ" Wilmington, Nj Cj parlors f»onu|,.wn; Mr. and M$*s; \V. n. Fawt-1 Henry Purdon and Mrs. Jack IVi.rman. ________ ___________ \ transaction o f any other husiGet Mad -Marcnde! Sievt-king. lnnd, Miami; I*ewis Johnson and ]|(-witt ut iheir home on Palmetto Some people an- so darn dumb ness l hat nfay.properly come In The Morning—Mary neigh rday i wife, Orlando; Mrs. r.. B. Davison,; Avenue, left Sunday afternoon in have gnt In huvo a reason fur before the rheetinfiT. xupp and Mrs, i Miami; Mr. ami Mrs. A. B. John- j their cur for their Lome at W.iyn- ! itessex at bridge. son, Orlando; P. L. Morgan, Jack- ,.8|iuro, Ga. - K o - being happy. i B. F. WIIITNER, Cashier. . I Mrs, Krupn, !»|() i sonvllle; W. II. Mitchell and wife, j — |3 o'clock, honor* i New Vork; I... E. Schott, "Ohio; J . , ^jr nn,^ \j|-H Henry Cniuhnrt ■ s iiiiM iiis iim iiiiiM iiiiiiiiiR iiiH iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiu M u u u n in iiiiiiw | R. Hill, L, Mathews; Okeechobeo; U. M .; spent the week end at 1-akc Wales! ■ ■■ i Hour at library Sbicey, Delrav; R. C. Gurrett. St. Jls Hie guests of .hi- latter's sis-! Pctersburji: Sam L. Ferrell, Torn- jer na; Mr. and Mrs. D. L. McKcavcr, | , . — l— \\ inter . Haven; H ., II. ..King .and ( ftli-s. George A. DeCottes and wife, Jacksonville; Mr. and’, Mrs. j j ra> g, ,\_ Newman motored to I Tt, B. Hackney, Orlando; Mr. and .Qr|0n(jo „ n yaturduy where they. Mrs S. Greenfield, .Cleveland; L. the afternoon. U. Victor, Rochester, N. Y.; Georg* --------' Wnit. Roche«t.rL M t.,and.M r.; Mp> am| M„ Gforj?e c . Sher. pleasant meet .Minneapolis, Minn., are the the Snllle Her- fhnrles \V. Hughes, Jacksonville, man 9, D: A. It. wn? 8* B- I f.e f f e r ,i n t e r Haven, M y.. K,lcat|l nf Mr. Sherman's sister, and Mrs,,C. A. Jayne, -j^rtlinG Mrs. \V. Lloyd at her home on Mn* Hundreds of remnants from our 3 Ruth Peters Herman Leinkcson ArtcT wife, Chi- k. Avonuc, cago; H. II. Lyon, Daytona; Jack ______ The W ill to Serve 1| Personals Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co. day sale on piece goods, flannels, broadcloth, coating, serges, linge­ rie cloth, gingham ,. suiting and silks. Every remnant will be mark­ H. R. Rice of Toledo, O., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Lloyd ut their home on Palmetto Avenue. ed about Mrs. Emmet McCall, Mrs. H. B. McCall and Henry Bun McCall mo­ tored to Jacksonville on Saturday where they spent the week end. ■■ a Mr. and Mrs. Leo Conolcy had as their house guests for the week end, Mr. und Mrs. Howurd L. Amason of Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Smith, Master Wilson Smith and Mrs. Margaret Wilson moved on Friday into their now home on Park Ave­ nue. WOULD DISINFECT SEED Mm of the Amerl*' t». tiUIi_ ^Riall be a regent,;^] < « K t . a second vlcoj — Disinfecting of seed that •will prevent' the carrying of parasites and *ave railliona o f dollar*, 1* predicted by Clayton R. Orton, who J. B. Fussitt, Kenneth Bq.J is experimenting at William Boyce Falroy, Kenneth §q.; Archie Thompson's institute fo r plapt rpHugqrer, Kennoth'.Sq; fa .; Fill-, lie state conference b time between,Mar.1n,oro. Chandler, Kenneth Sq. Pa.} R. Smith and wife, Stuart; K. place of meeting to Jthe Conference. The E.’ Tucker and wife, Stuart; Sid E. L. Marshall o f Pittsburgh, Pa.; Llnnick, Philadelphia;' D. Nides, and party o f four; Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Gerbrecht. Jacksonville; Mr. K n<i the hH M tf» rh ai^. S t""'*“ e'nhla; W. ‘Elliott ft J i Thostess i . *5. ■and the chapwife(UCh'ic MrA.an(| Mra p.and R. and Mrs. J. II. Hlntermlster, San­ ■tin *. ,v ni) „ _ „ _ ,i iHreen. Daytona, Jim Mac Donald, ford; Mima Ann L*e, Sanford; Frank MaeNeiU, Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. O. C.' Lacey, Anniston, Ala.; Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Jessop, Mil­ waukee, Wfs,; Mm and lire. Howd C. Long, Sanford;, John Gchaol. Jr., Sanford; Mlsa E. sn ss White, Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. Cal­ vin Zelmenovits, Brunswick, Ga._ KnJovad n ’ i Bowley, New York; V. T. Johnson. L l hour, refreshments i“I,iek*0,lvl" c '' J* H- Shiver, quit­ scattoL ting salad course andin' ttn' I served at small tabForrest Lake ovetlook-' It A. Newman and wife, Cifey; R in g secretary, * JjjiJS’ g “ ‘ ^ I t o n a ’; M i B mm l Tho, ****!•» wure c*ri’ i 4* Thrasher and wife, City; J- of. cal- p Dolton. Lamo appetite T> EMEMBER, bow it tued, J X when you could hardly lor mealtime? And then, alt and eat several helpings of i thing—enjoy every morsel ai up from the table feeling as with the World, happy with < body and ready for anything. , But what a; difference In , ■when even the sight and am food Sickerts you I Neyer hum no matter bow tempting the t Late shipment of part w ool blan­ kets, 25 assorted colors. Qcey, ■blue, pink, plaids. G ood sizes, good house blankets^ dpuble, spe­ day, Tuesday only cial for $4.95 healthy red' lions! All you need to do to get back that won­ derful appetite -fa to build rich, red-blood*' rolls with a S. S. IPs simple. Just try It^ Ilka thousands are do- * •. 1* "It mm Uif&tffi:?'! �THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY; JANUARY 11, 1926 S ta r Sw im m er $10,000 California G olf Tournament ompston A n d M assey Beat Tw?I^PortA ^ uHng Is Major Question Barnes A n d Farrel One Up Before Conference On Temple Terrace Course matches ever plnyed in Florida. On the strength o f the wizardry o f the towering Britain’s putter, Compston nnd Arnaud Massey, French open champion, defeated Jim Barnes nnd Johnny Farrell, American professionals, one up. Inclement weather reduced the gallery to 2,000 persons. •Far fo r tho difficult Temple Course, is 72, the best 18 hole card turned in yesterday were Harp?*’ and Compstons* 74s for the Afternoon 18 holes. As the foursome toed o ff on the 3<Hh hole, Barnes and Fnrrrl were one down. Farrell was on the edge o f the green in throe nnd sank a 20 foot putt that sent tho match Into extra holes. CHICAGO, Jnn. 11.— UT)—-There wero fifty-nine games In the Amer­ ican League Iasi year in which the losing team was set down without a acore. Three of the season’s tohutout* went into extra innings nnd one wus a six-inning contest halted because of darkness. • The White Sox pitching staff led In this respect, bolding their op­ ponents scoreless twelve times. Eddie Collins' crew was blanked only four times, nht‘ counting the game forfeited to Cleveland where the field could not lie cleared of the crowd. il” ' . Now York proved the easiest putfit to shut out. They were blanked an even dozen times. Yet it was a Yankee pitcher—Herb I’ennocl: — Who pitched the year's most notnblo shutout game, n fifteen-inning The Keil Sox railed to score nine times and the champion Senators, tho Tigers and the Indians fell vic­ tims on six occasions. The Ath­ letics nnd the Brawns kept off the score honrd in eight games, Tho White box chalked up the heaviest total against a shutout .team. In a game on Sept. 19, tie: Chicago torini scored seventeen Dames and Compston registered question before a joint nfcsmon here Scries Of International Compar fours on the 37th halving the today o f the executive committees * petitions Are Destined To hole, and duplicated on the 38th. of th? Southern Conference and Bring Belter Understand­ The 39th saw nil four going at to p ' the Southern Intercollegiate Ath­ ing Between Continents clip, and registering par fours. On letic Association, The rule adopted by the Southern the 40th however, Compston was on NEW YORK, Jan,\l.— OP)— Detin two, ami sank his putt for a Association of sColleged and secobirdie three, ending the mntch ns dnrv Schools nt its annual meeting tcr understanding through Hose darkness was descending over the in Charleston prevents member in­ association in sports of tho nations stitutions nllowing athletes to play o f the world today appears \o bo course. , Bnmes and Farrell ended the successive sports during tho col­ something tangible. Never in his­ morning round two up, although lege yenr. A majority of the mem­ tory, except in tho yearn o f tho Compston nnd Mnssoy on the ave­ bers of the two athletic bodies also Olympic games, hns such a scries rage, had the belter scores. For nro members o f the association of international competitions been the regulation 30 holes, Barnes was and the question of adherence to in prospect. Within the pant few days, Amer­ medalist for the day, with 149, the ruling 1ms provoked a storm while Compston registered a 160. of protest from several leading ica sent her greatest woman ten­ nis players to appear on tho courts It was the second victory of the j institutions. The association nlao made rul­ of Euro|K>, perhaps against tho re­ Europeans since their arrival in the United States about two weeks ago. ings restricting tho number of markable French star, Suzanne •Last Sunday Compston and Massey freshman contest* away from the Lenglen. Although Mias Wills’ dcfonlcd two lending amateurs, college campus and defining the visit to Europe is primarily for the number of hours athletes may Bobby Jones nnd Watts Gunn at spend in practice for inter-collc- study of art, she carried j!U rac-< quest with her brushes. St. Augustine, while today’s tri­ |giutc games. The rulings also Six tournaments nt Cannes, two umph wna over America's foremost , were before the session. The Southern Conference com1niittcc met with a request from tin* ronferi-nrc that it take ■»trpr. to incorporati* into the by-laws j that body’s stand against profes|sional football. The committee’s ! recommendation will Ik voted upon in !h( next annual meeting of tho . conference. i The Southern Conference, tirop<»*ed nnti professional football ruling would bar an a roach or j iraoie official nnv man who play.t ’•ofes'-jonal football after Decem­ ber, I92fi. leading Aimrienn playera, possibly, including the champion, William! Tilden. veil! ep|var nt Wimbledon,! and turn rnatehe in other coun-1 tries are in prospect. Borotra and. l.ncoHtr of France arO expected to appear in lliu, Am rican indoor title’ I'lay. Track :dnr;< of Europe, Olympic eiiiimpiotis all, are nrriving to ap­ pear in imloor « >mpotitions. The tq!». » arrival is the youthful Chr.rliv lloff of N r.vay, pole vnulter, v.iin i. expected to supplant the) i larkahle I'aavo Nurmi ns a fa -1 '•mite in this season of track fu l-: lowers. Hubert llouch, of G it - i man;., conqueror of Paddock and Murchison; Pauleti, Holland’s great i.iiddle distance i 'inner, and God­ win, Mini.! breaking walker from England, will lie among the cele­ brities m indoor meets. At tin same time international ' golf taki s mi n vv lustre with tiid pc i pert that il;e American nm a-1 ti nr i hampion, Bobby Jones, will | again visit England.. On Jonea’ fcS ANGELES. Jan. At the age o f 21, Harry Cooper, professional o f the Tension Park Golf Club o f Dallas. Tex., is win­ ner, of America's richest golf atako o f £10,004. in onen tournament. IIo led a field of rfotoblQ.profes­ sionals and amateurs from the U. 8. and Canmln at the end o f 72’ holes of piny over the north and south courses o! tho L ob Angeles Country Club, roc living $8,500 ns first prize. Tho youthful professional’s total o f 279 was throe bettor than that of George Von Elm. 25 years old, Los Angehs amateur', who took second tdneo with 282. Copper, who took up K°lf at the ago o f three* and has been chasing balls ever since, according to his futher, Sidney J. Cooper, won hia first tournament at tho ngo jot 14, n local affair nt Dallas. Ho won St. Louis Pilot Gets Wade KUlifcr To Whip Hurling £ < s k j 3 any, Staff Into Shape; Infield bwanso, «r, ”C T e v nlans> Prospects Are Very Bright S t nb,lu» ^ ST- LOUI8 Jan. 11.—W — Un­ der the lenderfhip o f Manager lingers Hornsby, tho .national lea* gu es most vnlunblo player of 1925, played conahfc^fl tank in tho firat division from tho ntart o f the season three months hence. With the team in tho basement, Hornsby took charge and boosted the club into fourth place. With a Speaker, "be seasons of It son to bollevefc'VJ away In J92<5 <1 , "We need o* 1 lop at the U u S I Sewell, G eoroV fl Between the counted for Charlie Jnm ie^M expect 0f him, Jm hum this yesr.'f N ty o f t h c s o ^ J training. Th.£.°^ otop Jimmy Cooney was traded to en Infielderi, the Chicago Cubs for Vic Keen and 'Valtcf . HiinNinger. Killifcr is ARcB>™rir5 credited with dovelopjng some o f This Is Apio Borg, sensational the greatest pitchers’in the game BUENOS AiRr^. swimmer from Sweden, who has j.uxing hia many years behind tho Lorn cutting quite a few pnptrs in bat. pS’i S 'S .* ^ swimming meets o f Into. He nnd The mound collection of Manager Johnny Weismuller, the Illinois Hornsby has always- looked as sensation, have boon toaming to, though it nhould deliver, and it prostration ce H gothcr around the country and may lack only the ndded coaching reported. have hung up •several new rec­ o f Killifor to come through. DicJtTampa— lira ords. Bor- is considered one of errran is a pitcher o f seemingly Weissmuller’s greatest rivals in great natural ability, who Inst sen- opment Co., i the water sport. son lacked the winning habit. construction pi Rhcm, n leading strike-out pitcher o f 1924, won fivo of his first six Fort M eade V otes starts in 1925, nnd then went to New Im provem ents pieces. Haynes nlso disappointed nnd Dusty Mails developed n soro FORT MEADE, Jan. U .— Fort arm. Sotheron, Dyer nnd Stuart Meade, which atootl Idtb nnd watch­ nro (ho rest nf the lint with which 8kinnjr % ed the world roll by for a period of Killifcr had to work. The Cardinals’ infield will mako Du the seventy years until last spring I —— when a fh.'imJier o f Commerco was its 1920 bow unchanged from last That’s going » yeur. Horn: by nt second nnd Botorganized, is to add to it^ recent men, women nnd r| activities February 9 by voting on tomly nt first nro among the bent help putting on go n proposed issue o f .$180/999 in in tho tnujor leagues in their po­ when they take Ik bonds for municipal improvementr.. sitions. They led the league for Oil Compound Ta! Of this Klim $35,900 would bo used Iho last fivo years at bat. ThcvcAs chock full ( for irxti nsjon of water facilities, |new at short is a brilliant infield- tho nasty, fishjr.1 or, hut like many shortstops, his $<T>,0o0 fur sewerage, $40,000 fo r ' lighting facilities nnd $40,000 fo ri batting has boon erratic. Tho outfielders o f 1024, nil pureha-u of a site and erection of youngsters Imndy with the stick will start again this yenr. The rigulara arc Hafey, Douthit nnd DEATH SENTENCE SOUGHT Blades. This spring tho Cardinnls will MOSCOW, Jan. 11.— (/P)—The move their training quarters from denth sent once i<i ought by tho Stockton, Gal., to Snn Antonio, public pro ecution for Mnrie Rero- Tex., which Manager Hornsby says hrii.lvova, who is more than 79 and is an ideal plqpo to condition tho blind. It is charged that as a spy club. lor 2.7 years, «he h n s been respon­ St. Petersburg—$409,099 apart­ sible for the execution of many ment house will be built at Beach revolutionists. Drive and Twelfth Avenue. How She ( Pounds h 1st Prize—Albert Hall, 12 lbs. 6 oz __ $22.00 H eddon Bam boo R o d Prize—Ed. Humphrey, 12 !bs.; M arhooff Level Winding Reel. 2nd sSiL'srtai 3rd Prize—A. j. King, 12 lbs........ Hobart Fishing Tackle Box. 4lh Prize—A. P. Bandy, 11 I-2 lbs Simson Casting Line. 19 2 6 1* ^ i > *. CONTEST N O W * 1 d « OPEN v . t " * ' , * > JANUARY 1, 1926 TO DECEMBER 31,1926, INCLUSIVE • • •i • \ *\T * •Vt pi . ♦ ta, N i •• . 1 .x * . U i • •* For Largest Black Bass caught with rod and reel. / Similar prizes will be given at close o f Contest This contest open to Touris ts as well as resident citizens. i “ TRY YOUR LUCK A T FISHING” A ' 'SPO R T SM A N 'S H E A D Q U A R T E R S LOCKWOOD ASH IMPROV­ ED TWIN OUTBOARD MO­ TORS ON DISPLAY AFTER MARCH 1ST. r*/ • . •? , w> * pK - • ■ViWt ; * gp, *, • •* ■ v . ... 3 * ,€K �PARTS, ■.hie state id largest nom-i • unanimous in Fraud la Hkely to creep Into such federal divorce attempts to In. “ jEdjo Joseph Sabath erprrwvd .divorce laws ■nnroval of an amendment which would requite the prospective bride » d by Senator and bridegroom Idegroom to give two Weeks weeks' Kansan, allows notice before they coord could obtain * Mr divorce un- marriage license. This plan has K daaertloir'fot worked out successfully In Europe, ■• conviction of he said. Tho other judges are John L. Bta, who have Sullivan, Thomas J. - Lynch, and ■ 7 8 .0 0 0 dJJohn R. Caverly. The latter pre­ ■In this <!ls■ s t five years, sided at the Leob-Leopold murder ■ s and amend- trial. Illinois, with 18,668 divorces In W bin. 1924. according to • compilation by ■ Lewis, who the department of commerce, was ■ divorce acek■ by declaring exceeded only by Texas, which had mUmony to WO- a total of 15,875 divorces. Total p who had no divorces for the United States for Fbooio detail In 1924 were 170,807, an Increase of Imenta on the 8.5 per cent over 1928. By CHARLES P. STEWART ; Jan. l l .—flP)— about now Mark rag around the material for his . the Equator," *. capital of the fthe Transvaal, ■ white there de­ w s friend, John ■ k multi-million- . [lammond waa W itness In M urder ■in JaiL Case Gets Release tens of other jgners, ware BRADENTON, Fla., Jan. 11.— [ of rebellion truger’s gov- UT).—H. B. Buckalow, who has been held as a material witness on charges growing out of the murder of W. N. Stone at the Pasadena Hotel a few days ’ ago, obtained hiu release by- habeis corpus proceedings held before 1” exclaimed nrprlse. “Now issed with the struck me as est cute. There free from tho fa creditors.” GAINESVILLE. Jam. 11.-A la ­ chua county whkh k u been n o n wida awake daring the last ftV month* than at any time in It* hlstory la on th* eye of a war* of county improvement on a large ■calc. Ono of the flrat of the larger projects contemplated la construction of new highways in road and bridge district L and the County Commissioner* have au­ thorized • special election in the district for the purpose of issuing 81,000,000 worth of bonds to fi­ nance the work. mta should smoke, which recently oked ao much discussion in the hlted States, has reached the jrbbnnt* Paris' great center of anting. Those who oppose smoking for omen of the university accuse the smokers of trying-to “camouflago their fmalnlnlty, and- tho smokers reply with some contempt that the charges are "SnUll town stuff" and those who make the charges, “frow­ sy and old-fashioned." American tn& Russian girl stu­ dents have taken the lead In the. ;T S W A SH IN G TO N LETTER Stone was Willed in ournauui. « few days after the accidental kill­ ing of another prominent man in the Bams town. Steve Roberts, his daughter, Maude Roberts and R. B. Garrick are being held with a formal charge of' first degree murder hanging ovor them. Each party is beta held in jail.. Tho freedom of Buckalow was obtained through tho concentration of his two attorneys, Will Murrell nnd Randolph Calhoun. ■ • NEW T gotlttioitt i waters of the inhabihe hills for Premier done or even ask for a recess at least safety. The damage ahr mce with, the signs of iftlcd at 4,000,000 for the present. continually wrangling! A session may be held tomorrow, I the discussions ca fkom the flooded area received of the Tarioua plana adopted by today specify the number of dead It Is understood, unless Alvan successive finance ministers for dno to floods. Other advices, how­ Markle, chairman of th* joint con­ the restoration of Prance’s treas­ ever, are to the offset that sever­ ference, takes it upon Mmaalf to suggest a recess until Monday. ury. al towns havp been destroyed and No ipeeific subject la now be' Emerging from a particularly that there has been heavy loss of heated scssloif of the finance com­ mittee chamber,* M. minec of oi the loe cinudwt *i. Briand. oiMwiu, with head bowed and hands be­ St. Petersburg—Buildin hind hla back, was crossing the for first ton days ef large antechamber to the deliber­ totaled 8700,000. present term, but the sight of n ation room when he waa surround­ girl puffing a cigarette Is still ed by correspondents. tling the strike, now in Its fifth ran enough to shock some of the "Boys, let me give yo(5 some Marie establishment of forgetful­ month. ' good sound advice," tho premier ly leaving their gloves upon the began thus cutting off any Indis­ drinking tables and the excessive creet questions. "I f ever you are alertness of the chasseur In run­ offered the honor of presiding over ning out into the street to restore the government of your country, the 'gloves to thetr owners, ap­ W i H A V E ^ i ! BEST BUYS don't accept.” peared suspicious to detectives of ACREAGE And he walked away without the special' drug squadron. Just as the chasseur was handing one |another word. B U SIN E SS-H O M E J — Le Bourget airdrome showed of tho forgotten glove* to Its ownFrance last among the nationalities | "Toujours Jeune," or “always cr,’ a young American, the detec­ who chose this form of.traveL Even young," is tho name of a new tives stepped in an confiscated tho Lapland, which boasts of a singlo model, illustrating tho charm of property. In the index linger was V tilc je /J le c tity O ) plane, stood ahead qf France In the three-piece costumo which has a packago containing 10 grama of W ild e *llo til Iluililinv* this record. America was first. been noted among the 1928 spring cocainc. During the month In question, of styles for women which already are When arrested, tho “chasseur” all passengers leaving Le Bourget being exhibited. waxed facetious and told tho pol­ for London, Prague, Berlin, Vienna The cloak is of blsck satin, tho ice he wonted to deliver his mer­ and othyr continental points! 57 dress of rose or orange crepe de chandise into “ proper hands" and percent were Americans, 2.1 per­ chcne. A ribbon of black satin always worked “with gloves." cent British. 11 percent, Central reaches from the gulmpc to hem Europeans, 6 porcent Laplanders of tho dress and carries a row ef and' 4 percent French. rose-orange buttons. Tho sleeves The explanation of the high per­ ore of rose-orange, deeply scal­ BUILDERS MATERIAL centage Laplanders Is that a dele­ loped, nnd peep out from the black gation from that country attended satin forearm length sleeves .of n meeting in Paris and departed tho coat. GROWERS SUPPLIES for Stockholm, by way of Berlin, in Sleeves play an Important part three specially chartered aero­ in all the early 1920 models. Se­ planes. verity and simplicity are favored. Rssidaat of Fieri** aloes 1114. J. H. HUTCHINSON tory tn tho HILTON’ S ‘ ■ u n w s snor 118 Magnolia Av*. 8. First Class Barbers Special. Attentloa tllven To Ladles sad ChUdrsa. and cold*_________ sad other fonue of I lory .W ___ tag op the Mem after colds or ! Money refunded If sny coughart not riUaved after Utiag i dlrecdocs. Ask your druggist, mulsioo Company, Atlanta. Ca. (id rl ! t . J* ftAdVirJ Three Year Lease Paris milliners havo Introduced The chronic habit of many palo a new and rakish lino for the JB20 customers of an all-night Montemodest hat which threatana to ren­ der the “cloche” hat which reigned in 1925. obsolete. The new line places the highest point of tho hat alwnya aft, and hats that cannot TO get their backs up are fading from the fashion plates. NORTHERN The new model seems to be a hybrid between a round sugar-loaf C J T IE S ! and a square bucket, mado of silk, iro appeared in Irspapcr, which y to tho preslSarasota — Construction work violcnt attack started on new building for “Sarashowing such crowd of men re punishment Daytona Beach — Plans under shed American lemens, envied way for constructing 55 new’ homes. U o u jn e jx r mb day* ftm Stucco . i ■ Sheet R o ck Shingles R oofin g Sewqr Pipe diitcl lo rbUadripbia. Elton J« M onghton ARCHITECT First National B ilk Bide, Sanford. •—— ■— Florid* • . '\ We offer a three year lease on the room-now occupied by Routh’s Delica­ tessen. Located pn west side of South Pork Avenue, just off First Street, In lino with tho .beat hotels and restaurants and where the most travel posses. Would make an ideal Real Estate Office. * Plu too E. Day St. Tckpkcot |-«4yl JACKSONVILLE. PtA . * I t V * . . '.fn. ■/ -i 209 Magnolia Avenue CHASE & CO. 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Where can you build a home for yourself and family and own the advantages and conveniences of deep water boating? , - » Where is an ideal home location in a community of refined environment? In Answer T o A ll These Questions, W e Offer . *7 Masonic Jns ■ ‘ -V-- « ' ■■■I ' . & am g m '. fS lg s * ® . T E,"lA-i*4 ' ‘ ■ Hi, r. y •*V, 4V« ' i vy-*JV. * • -, i>* >kiL 2 �m w || r y k y* « C8t Coast Producer Attem pts New Idea In Creating Drama Broadcast •Medium “ Scenarios” From Old English Plays m V*l id K£7iAI i f kind o f »otmtl was tranzmitted at a ti In this early teat, music was placed behind accessory noise and speech with the result that scores of 'fans" wrote in complaining that aiLos Angeles station was constantly “butting in.” Trying again, rythm of music, accessory noises and speech were synchroijsUMtcnmtliain under. nlsed. stood that the producers wore at­ tempting to tell the same story in more than one way. There were no rnmplalnts this time about the southern station. Beating of horses hodfs, ring­ ing of a door bell, sounds of a scuffle, retolver snots* heavy breathing, hissing wind, clatter and sputter of a starting locomotive are only somo of the innnumerable 'accessory noises” that go into the broadcast play to give it in­ tense realism. These and music, the most highly organised charac­ ter of sound, raise it from dialogue Y f B Florida School /* DELAND, Jen. 11.—B in California docs not „ Birtha in Florida the belief that Florida is n 10 months of 1025 Ole", according to th-J experlencn new record for sueh a of the Volusia County School exceed , those of many aw .000 H Hoard in selling f0l<1.000 worth of eluding Alabama, MlauLssi school bowl*. The bonds wore ao!4 tucky. Virginia o fr’ finuth r, to R. K. Csmnbell & Co., of Los according to the Bureau of VI Angflcs, the highest bidder. The Statistics of the State Board of proceeds will be used for ftpsiid- Health. The numbai* waa 22^26 as In’: facilities in. the schools of against 22,081 for the same period I>aytonn Reach. during ll'i-’ l. •«--sir to a high form of dranm with ail Jacksonville—-Bids tot r Opeii the thrills and color of ■a stage >r constricting constructing ntW dnymltdiry at for success. Pacific Const producers hav*. de­ Stato College for Women. cided that 85 minutes is tho maxi­ Fort Pier: j— $750,000 raising mum time tho car of the radio nuOitor can be kept. So with only for erection of new conimpnity ho­ an hour and 45 minutes for presen­ / t. i j£ L tation of a three act play, a great telFort Pierce—$iH2,500 bond issue part of ita plot must bo unfolded •voted for citj^ improvements. through suggestion. Shakespeare Called Natural. W r i t e r M O M ’N A N D P O P For New Program r i f ; C n llfo r n iO I lS SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 11 (/P) imentfl and study of the tech_go of the radio drama, conductsystematlcally over a period months on the air and in tha oratories of the Pacific Const, created a craftsmanship that >mlses interesting development of this form of theatrical entertain­ ment. , >, Like the motion picture, the radio W play has given birth to a new art as the principles of- a successful microphone performance are dis­ tinct—unlike those involved in the writing or presentation of a stago „ acrecn production, i ':V/ Shakespeare was a natural t 'v’writer or radio “scenarios," Carl W. Rhodehnmcl, of (he staff of the Ocneral Electric station,KGO, says western producers have found. But there aro so few authors or playw playwrights whose efforts can bo utilized without almost complete reconstruction that attempts to adapt popular or classical plays |are diminishing. Instead, western studios are betiding their efforts toward the development of the ra­ dio playwright, recruiting princi­ pally from amateur ranki. For definition of broadcast dra­ ma. Rhodehamel has accepted this: “The radio •play is a scries of KM sound pictures printed on a film of time." He conceives tho patron : of this art as “an cavea-droppcr 'listening In on real life.” The producer’s task. Rhodehamel believes, Is principally to “synehronize the rythm of the three kinds of sound which are the in­ gredients of the radio drama—mu­ sic, speech and accessory noises." Failure to correlate* their rythm results dismally, sometimes humor­ ously, aa In the first experiment of “mtsriapping," when more than ono Hurt Voo’v c GtJT J u&t e w o u g h VopT FOUR TABLES-AND SHE SERVED ‘THE HOU) MANY GUESTS DID MRS.LEWIS HAVE AT HER BRIDGE PAOTV I This ATTtgNoo.v, d j t ? most deu c io u s } uinch com . t o o r* Nothin' on me .s i s L HAD LUNCH AT LEWIS' TOTAN,Too 1 ; vjtv v \ PRAN TELL- HCMl DlDNOtl tV 6R MANAGE THAT? 5ST------- J•L-Tkjv 1|JW- LI Reductions from, $50 to $110 $845 $890 $895 $935 Touring Car Roadster - - Club Coupe * Coach Jt/'v.t■ . '-i- EFFECTIVE JANUARY H, 1025. - - - 'sh ic supreme m. ita class. ... - - $995 £> Chrysler “68” sped far away from all possible competition months ago in ita own low priced field, OUTSELLING" EVER\ WHEItE when it line, and a pick-up o f 5 to 25 milca in 8 seconds. Precisely the same quality-preeisely the same perform ance—precisely the same’ fine appearance—precisely the same beautiful body and chassis. These new prices deal a m^ 11 ren\otely seeking comparison . , “ 58,” which will instantly be recognized with a thrill o f delight, by every student of m otor car values. ■*>if Vi CHAS. F. FULLER M O TO R• .» CO . *. jj •yjj' e e t(M ■ -it J&L' ■_/ j,» % . v . as •• n n c f f l i i c n n f r n v i n o n n r ! i-P «>/%n on n r f i f l F V v i ’a T n n ‘ v n i l W ill1 i! / t/# ^ Juki . |.A The small depressed area, about half an a c r 6 / just'south o f Rainbow Cal'dep, will be filled in shortly and b r o u g h t up level with French Avenue. •. * ALL I'KK’ KS 1\ O. 11. DETROIT, SUBJECT TO FEDERAL EXCISE TAX. Thanks to the swiftly climbing sales and steadily swelling production volume o f Chrysler "58," new and greatly lowered prices are made possible which. render the "58”' more unmMah.bly c ' cr * In the growth o f cities the world over, -the better residential development always toward the high ground. And so it is in Sanford. Highland Par.. is the cream of Sanford's residential section. With' the exception of twol little depressions, it is all high ground, the highest in Sanford, and these small low spots work in beautifully with the scheme o f development, one for the construction o f the concrete swimming pool, which will Jbe one of! the outstanding features o f this delightful home center, and the other for] Rainbow Pool and Garden, where Ihave almost finished MY part of the work in shaping up the pool and the contour o f the surrounding garden, and now must wait for Nature to bring.out the color effects which I hared planned in the thousands o f flow ering shrubs and vines and plants thatJ I have planted there and am carefully tending. A t great expense a e,"r® . tarn. 11 the gardens. In the center o f the pool is a lilly fountain, and growii there are the choicest and rarest water-lillies -which when matured r bloom in all the colors of the rainbow, flowers from six to ten inches across in* white and red and pink and blue and purple and yellow. Around one] side o f the garden circle are hollyhocks and sweet peas and nasturtiums, and around the other half circle are hollyhocks and cannas and petunias, etc and‘ down by the rustic palm thatched summer house are a hundred azaleas. Around the entire circle hibiscus plants are growing.-- Massed at either side of the entrance from Colonial W ay are hibiscus and alia* mandas and plumbagos. At one clump o f trees at the water's edge are planted Thunbergia vines, which will rill climb into the trees trees aria fill them with a wealth of big blue flowers, and at another group o f trees white Jasmine vines are growing, and around the summer house are yellow Jessamines. On the gentle slopes leading down to the pool from the surroundingiots ......... m there are many stately pines, with graceful drapery o f Spanish moss, an d Bay Magnolia trees, always green and covered in the spfing with a mass of big white flowers, and mariy beautiful palmettos, with picturesque shaggy trunks and wide spreading tops, and at all these trees— the pines and bays and palmettos, are flame vines that when fully grown will sur­ round these gardens with a blaze o f color, up in the branches and fes­ tooned from tree to tree. Watch this garden grow. The natural, setting is perfect. Another year or two will make it a dream o f beauty that will-noi be surpassed and perhaps not equaled in all the State o f Florida. The rus- l tic pergola, which will mark the entrance from Colonial Way, and the rustic bridge to the little island in the pool are about to be-constructedj andJ some of the flowers are already in.bloorp- Drive in from French Avenue ELECTRIFYING NEW PRICES Sedan •l * * *. r V II Wf : 9 ru•jriUlWH 5 k s The Highlands—that has always been a term to conjure with. MankSj- v instinctively, has always turned-with longing-to the hills, away from W damp and chilly air o f the lowlands, on winch the fogs settle an'd the sur face water pours down from the highland, and sometimes backs up froi the choked watey ways. There is a sense o f freedom on the highlan where the air is clearer and the breezes blow without anything to hind< i /X in' L, 1 !■ T In the subsequent issues of the Herald, I wjlj •the beautification o f some o f the other ___ i .:___ t i j distinctive residential center. ■ ^ ’awflg»-lWel3M my plans f«£ i^atures o f this most l a $ c. titv.’ «■:>.' eSLA■■■ - <;. > I 'I I M W ni iilTI .r ■... .v r r 1 �eer. that it formal lean plait aarntti to In battling )—The theft of twelve from the4 National ty waa/rraportwl to ■the bobbbd l»ln society il-S F CIcsrwatcr—Nc* Addition to be built to Atlantic Coast Line Rail­ road Co.V warehouse. t A M P A - Freight Jin. Tttttfpo to Mobile V J»«t January 20. * oqfe-* « ’• authors'oftart ifTs a* sfr*ct £*{b whs flfad, with of trying t<* m. io city cowmis: tori by officers df all the time without tfWn* »ny " wa)i the warning Sir Arthur w W . (LT. U. ian Doyle gave young, writers lnf o ? » 2 5 tn in address before the Siftigo f l T A S i r - t t r S r w?ii5> front their t*m». 'f11nb --t PI have the moat ifiodem f l i ­ r%9 born in ’••Writers have to read and study ghting equipment. If plans now aid travel and keep In touch with and Queen all that la golnr on if they want to make their work Interesting," K wagr recent,d*; ^heir the the' creator cVeMor of ^Sherlock Sherlock Holmes faurrounded by a curious criiWd. of sakli said,'•'and abhTo all all nobody nobody should --------- ■ ■ L na." Marie Marie of '•‘and abhre should , E d mother of. slmplv can't o f try to write writk unless he simply Women are a wash-oat as club EsrOl, and the help halp Ilbt . Real writers can’t cant pro- members and Womon’a .clubs are from1writing." usually about as Jolly as the lobby Ena, .who re- vent K themselves ------1 . . --------. of a summer resort hotel on.a K reported to Pleah-eolored shoes have ap- winter afternoon. Thl* Is the re­ I Some of the fef the various peared on the fashionable Ix>ndoq cently expressed opinion of Viola Rufd their hair ballroom floofs. being worn with Trim, tbfc Iactress, .whp »ayj' she bxandra of Con- hosiery of the tame tint and at thinks Women do not like to hear nember of Brit- a distance creating the impression other women . talk. Miss . Tree who thus far that the dancers are ban-foot. . thinks women's wolf dubs are This novelty In footwear Is at-' at>out as sad as their tovfn clubs Hwu IWd|* ■. * . ** trlbuted.tbi a desire for relief from and a very good reason that most EH? bridge is in the black eVertlng frocks fn whlih women have so modi to do, lookg down." Ob- women were known by the In- Ing after their homes and ehlldatages in the stlnct for smartness and economy, ren, and enjoy going about the The only objection to the bare- streets and shops so much that foot eras*, say the modistes, is when they have a little leisure that the flesh*colored shoes have a they do not want to sit about a tendency to give the wearer, a Are to listen to other women talk, “flat footed footed” appearance. ■ _ jent dredging |“fist London bridge A bride who carried her pet to be replaced bre. Like the terrier to the altar on her wedding Its about the it know. but - fV JACKSONVI^l Vetersn* IniUtfl k forirlAtioh In filer ikentd the com- 1«ged prohibition s ffiH s ftd is t t o T p a C T B A ch resttdrthtd tint*, In cleanof Health authorities. i county ro­ se shortage lilies are Inahd- modern hotel ___ , _______ adequate, president of board says. f e r c s t t g u r c p5?; council to protatt against a fed­ eral prison luntence. TAMPA—Janpary 21 was set as the date for resuming the Hear­ ing-of Paul" Huhn. charged iuj t . d i "Big uig raui. nunn, cnargvu with a 121,000 payroll robbery. i ... PALATKA— One wan was ser­ iously injured and two miracu­ lously escaped Injury when a train struck a truck here. _ OCALA— The Florida Lime Rock Association, at Its meeting here, appoints a traffic manager to as­ sist In facilitating rock shipment!1, which, it is declared, are suffer­ ing from the rail jam. .FLORIDA’S FOREMOST DEVELOPERS * * • So that you may sec and appreciate the investment opportunities of-Florida’s greatest city, busses will leave tho Seminole Hotel *it> Stanford for Titmpd, every moriiirig nt 7 o’clock. Other accomodations are provided guests by tHfe Hamnet* Organization. : .1 ’ • •. » ■ • ... ’ V v : You are invited to write td the The Development That is Really Iking another ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hill, of Imroplaced r*?.p . u .. ! Arlington Lodge, Eastbourne, who the [span, which, bqcame tho wife of Lletibenant tfor centuries Alexander Leslie. of the royal navy, B In the great In St. James church, Piccadilly.\ K that It had A re Operated From MIAMI BEACH— Damon Lew- Developing is the B. L. HAM NER for furrier details llr Franklin Strc«t, Tampa tWSfc&s-i.ijji iiw, „> V- Homes' Sell As Fast As Built 'Y O U S O L V E T H IS ? -ELECTRIC LIGHTS RUNNING WATER •I-E -R -F -L -A -G -TELEPHONES vhon properly arranged farm the name of a eryone sending in the correct solution will bo i] Jot, also 20x100 feet, FREE AND .CLEAR MBKANCES, located tn one Of our new aubfew York ond Atlantic City. See This Ilendty Spot FEU EXPIRES MARCH I5„ 1920, Development Corporation D^pt. 409 Phone 117 108 Magnolia Avc. New York •** . ' LA i1 Jljpf - . ,. "AJ * ku1 .(3i '■•*- * *»*' [*( <*T V - >: >; ♦ ^ AND cation master word in determining the value of any property as a safe investtt. Property that is in the path o f Progress and situate as to make ideal iomes of individual types and conviently near all means of travel, L * y • t |n easy communication with recreational and social centers — such [ferty is the basis of all value, and such property is Sanford Grove. BART NASON, . * ’ gSfei 4} . �V m u ? T t> M V . e ^ c y s I U S t o N , r ttt m th w o r k , i *tbto lTffV-S' rr.LT M j u ; A»vO X HAV«N*T M n o r tc -V T a t o — v f] -J Al5 l a b o u t a * WASHINGTON, Tb* 48 statm raUed 81,870,099,000 lo. r*T*nna* In 1924 tod *p«nt in tbe operation of gortirniiwirt |lt* l./ ZfLi'Ar k’' ►V/AiJ«cr 211 a the expanse including permanent improvement* wme of which ware financed by borrowing*'. The revenue*, niarljf all o f whkh came from taxation of .ope kind or fempa Tribipie Says N ews Columns Are pafen F o r r To Cam Campa Rural Improvement receipts 87.319.08? November y i >*e•> Pentland and for Vr^r*-, v / ; , « . iY J 7 V \ J X * V1 #r AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES Claims Wealth In Soil Is Mighty nonk *1 N aT K A M D A D D i a a X A C H I X lM State W ill P r o p e r A l­ ways If the;Farm er Can Be Encouraged SCCC THAT jim O c. o n c .1 — - • if - -= K w h t i l t i r l a O ffle e t fa e b la c e . 317-818 Firat National Bank ’ S&nford, Florida. ' SALES MANAGER v Lot 2, Block 7, Mellonville Ave., $4,000 Lot 9, Block 6, Elliott Avenue, , Eastern Exposure .......... . $4,200 Lot 10, Block 6 Elliott Avenue, Eastern E x p o s u r e ............... $4,200 ' CASH, LUMBER CO. # . O r la a ie , * '* • ,r ^ 1s ’ t \ !r ■ ‘ tt ^. rjy, i ijfW| af^^ r rrLT^fft'f tiilin. CJl W ell Selected Real Estate Returns Safe and Right in the heart ° f the most active section qf the city where all the great- A '> * 4*-' **\ * * •' t \ #-* l- ^ ’ ,., T1'. * ’ ‘ est developments are now being made and surrounded by projects of the highest character. Yet, the prices of homesites irfMarvania are even low­ er than lots in neighboring developments. . * v • $ ^ : . •> %d t.* *} * j i V r. Nowhere in the entire state is it possible tp find property, for investment ' * purposes either from the standpoint of a home or for prpfit that embodies the same attractive features and surrounding that are so pronounced as m TERMS W. S. PRICE, Mgr. '*.’»* • s'*I . 710 W. First St. Phone 472-w ic r k a a e JUT. , • a 0 . GRAY, RESIDENT MANj M \C niN K H | MAYFAIR The Price Is.Right . SANFORD L & SMITH o ffic e P Which Is spending mljljons of dol•* Organize Small Force ? Ian at Clowiston, might bo cited at an example o f the situation, nuyt the State Chamber. The Cell\ CAN MAKE.AJJ, EXCELLENT (CONNECTION IN ComPanf manufactures Irfsuiftiing material from vbagasse, or ^ SANFORD ■ugar cane stalk nftcr-the Juice has :: been extracted. Its hfigo plant at ^ -| '’ l. New Orleans, tho only one in the .World, was established there be­ ADDRESS c , CARE OF THE HERALD cause of tho inexhaustible sup­ plies of bagasse available at the Louisiana cane plantations. i It will build a second huge plant ■ * .I.****.}.* 4-+4 <-6.**>>++++4 at Clewiston but tho stipply of raw material In that territory now Would not .keep the factory run­ ■■aaaiaaaaa'vawMaa«siaa'BHMiliiiaHSMMra;aMMJBaaaMaaai»«M»*^ ning more than a few hours. Raw material must bo provided and the ‘ concern is busy developing cane th e same ____ time _____is havlands and at the ing machineryjfor the$elotcx plant bUllt, but the machinery will be Marvania. ‘ *•' • Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. NEW f * Re-Snles Dept. 214 E. FIRST ST, LUM BER Y A R D T he time to buy in the Second Section is Phone 453. A complete line of V Cypress and Pine A ; Framing f Sheathing ; Siding • ; Flooring Screen Wire. BtiUdei* Hardware Boom dows Frames and Screens ujk Blade to Order pJiy Ironing Boards m e Cabinets i r>CUtfj ‘ 2&W L CENTRAL FLORIDA 01 l,l« * -» -T t a « O i n r k t l i m M illl a i M l r k l i n ilr h n llt « w l I m U R m < T r y t u r l t m JACKSONVILLE, ian. It—The - Floridn State .Chamber of Com­ merce which for month* ha* been endeavoring to bring to the people Clearwater . o f the state the realization that for November, tai ; Florida's agricultural-, development is the one big thing that needs attention has been Jidvised that the Tampa Afornfng ^Tribune in\medintely will Inaugurate and maintain a vigorous Icampntgn to this end in its editorial and news columns. ’ " The Tribune in a recent editorial' had the following tor/ say on the subject: WU'; "THE REAL WEALTH o f Flor­ ida lies in its soil, lit its agricul­ tural rccources mid -.possibilities: . _ and the best efforts o f wise and LrV farseclng Floridans .and of ail . thoso who have interests in Florida I should be to develop this pnrticuW Ur wealth. useless until the supply of bag­ all of the meal the state consumes. B f c . T \ "Florida has n great asset in its asse Is sufficient for Its needs. It Hays the State Chamber, but such * climate, another in /its location, is riot expected the plant will be­ mills wilt not be established on a g* s«nd accessibility, another in the acale to supply tho people until iii'?. invostmint and Intetcat In tho gin to operate until sometime late they are assured o f a sufficient state of men o f great wealth and in 1927 or early the following year. ejunnity of com of the variety de­ influence, another iii, its conser­ Floridn grist mills should provide sired for their operation. vative laws, and therk are others o f lesser moment that might be anupierated; but greater than all these assets, heenuse f t is tho. one ■MJt upon which th<f PERMAN­ R E A L E S T A T E B A R G A IN S ENT and ABIDING prosperity | and growth of tho atato MUST BE 29 ncrea on Onoro Avenue between MeUonvillC BUILT, is tho productivity o f its and OhiV'Avenuea. (In city limits. soil.” ^ 15 acres on Ohio Avenue and Marquette Avenue. The State Chamberilms conten5r. ’ jjed that since agriculture is the 4 1-2 acres hortiesite on Silver Lake, fronting Ohio ‘T basis of virtually all human activAvc. / ‘ v • ity, find tho ban!* at nu prosperity, 50 acres near Monroe drawbridge. Remit if ul prop­ *•] development o f Florida** ngriculerty. tural resources will nsfiire perman­ ent prosperity to tht$ suto. Of­ ficials of the organisation have H E R B E R T O . C R IP P E N asserted repeatedly thkt once these resources are developed, Indus­ tries will bo established, contend­ Owner ing that efforts to establish indus­ 700 West First St.. Sanford , tries before developing Agriculture . is tantamount to placing the curt before tho horse. Herman A. Dnnn nn, president of tho State Chamber er, -aiid recently that when tho state te ................ bVkin* to pro- x __ <• • j v l* duce raw materials from Jt« soli T-— ^— In sufficient quantities to assure • • t -l l i atcadlly flowing supplies to IndusU . tries a line of riiachin6<guiis strung along tho northern boundary of . tho state couldn't kc<£ cnpUalists * n“ J2IanUfncturers from coming in■i Florida to build ,jtnd operate plants. V J Who can doliver and who can i| Mouldings «*• .? Lath C Brick % Um c Plaster ■£ White Rock Phutter, ilo^rd Jackoonyill*, Tampa, Miami, Sanfo Palm Beach, Daytona now while a selection j able location can be made. Secure your site that when the inevitable en­ hancement of value arrives you will share the generous profits. Business Corner *4K on W. First Street l , . %• 100 ft. for $35,000.00 , ” *^ jjv fuvvi Several advantages over properties held for .higher price. ’ ■' - -y/| R .W . L A W T O N 208-2Q5 Meisch Bunding . SalM Force: R. W. LAWTON, J. M. ROCHE- ^ +L£- OUR ADVERTISING is TDTTTiiirifn.- ‘ AND NOT SENSATIONAL >Vf. �Iwif /* that the tin-pan piano usad ;f the seems moat be out end that the staffer* moat American acacia. tree, sent a* to Kina.Frederick the First, can ago, is still standing In ground* of the aneient lloUern: castle, Brits, now thrf property of the. city of Berlin. . .. The tree came- as a tiny slip in. a flower pot from a German col­ onist ip Pennsylvania. It Is said to have been the first acacia In Germany. The ktaff, eaffer to see toe am*, [farming the virrmany. what the tree would look like when Jewish cem- ffrown, ordered It planted lnN a a; . . . h__ .. . wnere wherenehecoma couldwmicn watch Ituom fromuic n rlS H teK i® 'Window* of his study in-the castle. " Municipal custodian* are guardto*trM a* jealouafyaa did the I a Oral ruler o f the house of HohenI W f S S r 1££? sollem aful have it.hracsd with Iron Castle Brits was built in iy n fine of 20 by the. noble family of 1IU m I ■r i ' r f l /;////■'' ■W f 4 ; .’ V p.- Frederick bought It In i son. and ,prin% of a term as a to speaker of Tampa—National Cfcy Bank pujchsses North Tampa road ami b S id tS01 'w* tnC te ■0th tihrthilay bridge district's $360,000 bond fa■ension for nu^ ■ of esteem, in-’ p " from PresBff. and Chun- C hoose ter • apprenln the days e learning it ivellng frorp. % their ' be- [ Rick, As a put from his r Loebe vist* is and footed ingary, Swltming Imbued 1 rnntinnulupi le still spohr Itor was but ti, wielded in against the into conflict sucracy. He ir's Imprison^W r o n g 1 to • D E S P IT E T H E A D A G E “ comparisons are odious” w e ^re compelled One of the, best loca­ tions in•<Floridft For, * _ ®• » -1 0 to C O M P A R E in order to arrive at conclusion when w e buy. Women are • . :*■1"v . f ; • s.ho i*..with sale cheap — Lease. said to be the most intelligent “ shoppers.” T h ey C O M P A R E . T h ey see frman and is Into contact Doing: ! good ibu sfness See Plummer. the merchand ise offered in various quarters and they B U Y when they f * -^ have arrived at i mental balance of yalties; .' ' J i BROW N " * . * ■ I.’ . REAM # C O M PA N Y Ierery winter­ 'd headache sad e the Whole sys* ibie. Colds tad IN V E S T O R S IN R E A L E S T A T E who employ that sapie method, buy intelligently B 422 Unton Avr Phone 473-W, they have seen the various offerings, know them — —.fey . ' g U - - -—at- -■■■- -C - - —-8-—- > *-—-V— •-f— an intimate knowledge and buy where most value is offered wtth portrait 40—ACRES Hammock Celery Land FOR SALE meats of the Greater Sanford District then you are sure to see an pR S 241-242-243-244 In the awl/, o f action 1-21-31 Seminole Co., 1W. miles jviedo; is ^ « ( r fronT a RjtllrtdhS'Krtfl4 r,-. "j »‘ , ."•« * ‘ *.'*■’;V ** Lands Making Big Money in Truck. [. PRICE $12,000.00 ft balance 1, .2, 3 and 4 yeArs at 8% ces, and 1925 tax paid. * tion is now open for reservations * W i .. Owner, R obert E. EUis. 332, F ort Myers. Florida {' i ■ * s’ l S t rf p v: ’ ‘ ■*?- V **-' . ’ •* o 0 *.vl reservations w h ile home sites are still available. era waiting for houses If price Is \ See it today that you may maki you r a client who will buy small acreage '*' * ■ / 1 w * *i I U I ■ i,®\ ;i ■ JH SB M W ii jwj i■ W B Hi m § m | f t ftl f t �WifSB - ■ m j ' . u ' j . iii in ^ * .Values A-. re **Increasing »j. V, r -M AYF. A-.‘i *• A Real Home We have acquffgd these Wgh dtffrrt located tots. Makjr piebplk fiaVfr ghtod they will be oil the market. We have t 72*/4 ft. lots, ^nfl'twO 69 ft. lota. One hundred ytart ago, Fifth Avenue New York City wa» a cow path, today the greatest and moat valuably street In the world. .There is PO-tt/u telling the average American how real estate values grow. Mothers .bringing children Into 8tart the New year right by buying one of the best homes In the BEST CITY IN FLORIDA— SANFORD, A five-room brick bungalow with bath and all modern. improvements at corner of Palmetto and Central. Lot 70x120. South and East exposure. Price lo wer than any other home of its kind In the city. Terms easy. Ready to occupy; the world, give real e s t a t e s value. 4 ’ ,‘ *1- *** *V ! £IfifWS *i/r * vv '/i*r •• These lota will be offered Monday, caah, 10 per cerft JartUnfy 30th, 10 Her andkthe balance payable ltf pfer cent s< Some property in Denver, Col., which is now worth many millions of dollars, was traded with' $25.00 In return for a Broken and salesmen protected fo mission. ' * l” •’ horse, saddle and bridle. ' \ ' ~ The territory Which comprises the State of Peppslyvanla was granted to Wm. Pena Pen# in In 'payment payment of a personal debt of SANFORD has the best year ’round climate in the State, city in which to Jive and has the best people on earth. S e e - $10,000. THE HOWARD CORPORATION Masonic Bldg. Phone 72 Realtors *’ *- *", ■ - * . ' . • SA N FO R D R E A L ESTATE BOARD *. * "iVWW' 1.i -* *■ /A n Aamoclntion o f Realtor* VJdf •>*• . ?> s 2*- /• ; .i W<J7't f r/-j> * * ^ r ' i fe - ■■'If 1 MlvaJi 1 t 1* " *A Wj f . A\ -1. •fr* f r fc/v- ■v hom e on Oak . -% •J. • Opening of Second Section of Fort Mellon— Real Lake Front Property and a real in vestment at the price. 575 feet fron ta g e on W est First Street with possibility o f 900 feet railroad trackage.— I consider this piece o f property the absolutely best buy on W est First Street, and will helpf de­ velop i t See me at once as present sale price will likely be withdrawn any day. • ■* W e are building a beauti Announcem ents F or 1926 prices decidedly low— reservations now being ac; Lot 19 at corner of Park Avenue and Seminole Boulevard at $1,250.00 per front foot. X' f* ’ ^ BONDS LOANS ^862 feet at the corner o f Park Avenue a^d Seminole Boulevard at $1,000.00 per front foot. i * y Avenue nei teenth St. that will be com r., $n early cjate, and we are pr cepted. . T, ' ,»* . * ‘ Beautiful new homes— Spanish pungalows* and English Colonials— Commodious ftnd indlvi., duality supreme^ • ' vt o ffe r , this attractive properl a t any'tim e. ■ * * \ ■^\Among our offerings of Business Property '• . and ncreage unusual values are found. W inston Orgai Inc. Britt-Chitfenden Realty Co., Inc. SALES AGENTS • REALTORS 2 10 East First Street Phone 708-709 Phone 48 Magnolia At Second Office Rhone Masonic Bldg, 120 Residence -I loo ito s in LOANS W e Have the Best Investment in Sanford A ven u e P roperty That Can Be Found: A lQO foot corner for only $220 per foot This is nn excellent site for nn automobile display room and garage.. It will pay you to investigate this I The Best Buy On Sanford Avenue 164 feet including Lots 6-7-8 in Block 10, on the corner of 8th Street and Sanford Avenue for $250.00 per front foot. This is an ideal site for an auto show room and garage, none better in Sanford. See Mr. Richar.dsori for terms * i£i i |,*1 ^ 2d lu 1I * I McCALL & FOX 53 Acres Celery L a n d , S a n fo r d O ffice 236-38 Meiadl p a r t cleared. A sk us Bithlo Office Fifth Avert . ' j " i* , 113V2 M agnolia Ave. * Thirteen acres o f W ater front perty— A ttractive Price. F» ive-room house— Cheap. R oom 3, Ball B uilding Other G ood Investments In Sa 1*■ %,,irw "? ' ■'Tfc" * ****■ V*#Z*r^T •,,i» f Property, P hone 142 Sales Force: R. G. Fox, G. K. McCall. R. L. Shipp. ' gain. Tamiami Land Co; .* ■;** .......... - ^____ ^THeJ^irm Substantial” w- iYii f y One L ot M agnolia lleight&-AI about it. . • 221 Melsch Building, R .C TISDALE, JR. Phone 745 236-23? tfetech Building . 1<—2 5-room flats, with bath, facing East tween 10th and 11th streets, 50x117, double $4,000 canh. Now leased to Dec. 1020 at $W J» 2.— 10Q ft to 150 ft. facing JBKftt on Santo* tween 10th dnd’ljth Street^ $150 per io ib Tteai Under construction new Spanish stucco" house, seven rooms; garage and servants auditors. Corner Magnolia and ^purling. Easy terms. Will be ready for occupancy about February 1st. 8.— 15 acre celery farm—7* Scraa t U lfjw § mock. Pri&ia \ 4.— Lot 5< $4,00 $12 ,000 . New Spanish type house; six rooms; in Bel-Air on filellonvJJdd Avenue; easy terms. AMID MAJESTIC PINES' I* . 1 '• . • ^ .f Established 1910 .Tvt’ VI New Spanish stucco bungalow in San Lantn onsy terms. V ' '& t ? BART NASON, SAJJ2S DIRECTOR Telephone 249, First Nat’l Bank Bldg Lots 3, 4 and 5 Block 16 Tier 1; corner of San ford Avenue and 15th §1;, $100.00 pdr front fool for quick sale. Easy terms. Lot 20, Block 8, San Lapta; price $2,000.00. THRASHER & GARNER 112 Park Avenue Phone C32W First Street am , How about' letting been hb/dintf back Ifyou'^bbld'like 1 fore another incri want ttt* �7— Business Service 10— F o r I LARGE FROl Next to bath. StrefU a line S Une a line a line above length 30. for The 8*nBponnlbit Insertion, ibse-iuont nber If lut one I has a * can’t Lunleas miliea Stores tneous 40 ACRES Blac) J^'Land For Sale. Lota number* 211, 242, 243, *44 in tha SW 1-4 of the SW 1-4 of section 1-21-31 Semcan get quick and, tasting relief, , inoie county, >1-1 milaa northwest HAVE YOUR CAR without using d « « , medldne or ----------- — ----------^iOf Orledo; fa 1-4 mile from two Washed serum*. Addreaa R .Y . Walden, Box LARGE ROOM, two double beds, railroads and pqved toads. Surt■ Polished 1366, New Haven. Conn. r. Urge tloset, light, rounding Unde making big money «uid V jone. Private en- , In truck. Prloe $12,000.00. Term* ft— A u to*. Rent Greased Igbt housekeeping 1-4 cash, balance I,. 2, a and 4 *, at tha 40-W. rears at 8 portent Semi Annually. AUTOS FOR HIRE ■------------------ No IneumberanccB and 1926 tax EAGLE AUTO SERVICE Day PERFECTION AUTO LAUNDRY Sale, Houses I paid. Address Owner. Robert E. or night. Meets all trains. BagOak Avenue - ~r — I---------E»i», P- O. 322, Fort Myers, Fla. age transfer. Phone 651 and 63-W. 3E, front and back ---------- --------------PWce |1,8P0.- $700 ! ONE 7 ROOM home, close in, with REEL A SONS 60 feet front on l»t S t , for snlo You Drive It. icart with easy terms. Seminole W. Myrtle and 2nd SL at R. R. calty Co., 116 S. 2nd SL 1>— Autnw. Sale FOR SALE: Seven room house on FOR SALE: 2 Iota and 5 comer 6th Street and Myrtle BUSINESS house, all modern, at a bargain . B U SIN E SS LOCATION LOCATION FOR SALE: Ford touring car In KEEP WARM Are. Term*. Phono 888-W. i f taken immediately, Easy term s.' OPPO R TU N ITY T A L K IN G good condition Somlnole Realty' Co„ U 0 East 2nd The Perfection Way! FOR SALE SALE: House, easy terms. >SL *.■>■• Would take light cor or truck as i ________ ■ ______ PEPENDAA l F. USER CARS Buy That Olt Heater Now! part paymenL Route 1, Box 79A, ' . D n n u , . „ Wonderful business location, Before the Temperature Drop: -------- -- — i----------------I— 5 ROOM HOUSE close in, all modHudson 7 Pass Touring, f practically In the heart of San­ 8 ROOM HOUSE, all furnished, j eni conveniences, hardwood floors, ford, 260 feet frontage by 117 1922 Hupmobile Touring, -----J From hot «nd cold wntar, lights and Priced very low. Apply 116 Sccfeet depth. On account being 1920 Bufck Six Touring. gas. Several blocks from first SL, end St« Seminole Realty Co. centrally located and with both 1924 Hupmobile Touring. . water and rail shipping facili­ THE BALL HARDWARE 1D21 Overland 4 Touring. ties Sanford Is destined to be­ I’hone 8 1923 Essex 4 Touring. come a large and Important “Terms to Some People” distributing point in the State. NEW HOUSE This-location Is very desirable MILLER O. PHILLIPS. INC. op Sanford Avenue. 6 rooms fdr any kind of wholesale: busi­ and bath, fireplace and all ness where ample track fac'd! FOR SALE: My place and furni­ Oak at 2ndvSL _ - MONTEZUMA HOTEL Phono 3 modem improvements. tio* are necessary,* nlso wonture. Together pr separate. Mrs. Sanford s most home-like 'h o ­ PRICE $9000 tles are necessary, alto won­ tel j locatetf on cOmer Magnolia J. B. Cliff, Lake* Mary, Fla. Call $3000 cash, $75 per month. derful location for heavy retail IIUDSON-ESSEX 0 a. nr. to•0 p. m. Ave., 2 minutes walk from busi­ from . ________ business such ns grocery, I'ccu, 203 Oak Avonue ness section. Open all year. PALMETTO AVENUE HOUSE flour, etc. For further partic­ Phone 41 WE HAVE a- dandy good buy. 4 J. R. MCDONALD, Mgr. 6 rooms and bath, new house ulars write owner. room houae, water and lights on ■ Phono 486 * with fireplace and all improve­ SANFORD BUICK CO, Second Street. $600.00 cash. Balment*. House faces east on lot WIGI/TH—Three station^. Mag­ nnae $30 per month. Smith A Raw­ 212 Magnolia Avenue 60x170. Phone 867 nolia and Second. First at-J Elm, lins, 212 Magnolia. $10,600. ’ Sunford Avenue Ht,„ loin Strutt. ' $400 cosh, balance |78‘ per CHEVROLET 20— For Sale Miscellaneous U*p»rt Hovice H. M. KILGORE month. Don-Jon Chevrolet Co.. Inc. 2nd and Magnolia Phone WIGHT PRINT SHOP— Printing FOR SALE: Celery, bleaching pa­ Plant City, Florida FOR QUICK SALE per and wires, cheap. M. Hanson, Engraving. Embossing. See ut Lot Number 9, Block 12, Tier DODGE Shoe Repairer. D m . We do IL Phone 417-W 7 on Laurel Avenua between Miller O. Phillips Co., Inc. 10th and 11th Streets. Pleasure rare and Graham trucks. R. R. Ave.-Commerr.lal SL COAL FOR SALE. Phone or call $2000 ' Oak and 2nd StrecL Phone 3 Lincoln Hotel. JAMES H. COWAN—All kind* 1 Part ensh, balance very easy of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. FOR SALE: Ford Bedan. 4 doors, HUPS— MORMONS'terms Sanford Automobile Co. *■ „ -Waver ard Boot looks. At Oak good condition. $200.00. 216 E. 206 Magnolia A v j^ Phone 137 Avei.uc end Third Strwit Tele­ Second. $1100 CASH phone ill. will buy a Rood lot on Laurel — ■ ----4 _____ LINCOLN — F o B — FORDSON Avenue between 11th and 12th SALE: 1 large fireproof safe. MIRACLE Concrete Co., general FOR Edward Higgins, Inc. Streets, priced for quick sale 1 Dalton adding machine. cement work, sidewalks, build­ Commercial A Palmetto, Phone 831at $2100. ing block:!, irrigation Boxes, J. It. . T • NASH , Tcrwlllegcr, Prop, LOT ON HIGHLAND AVE. Sanford Dealer, S. A. Pine near Young’s Development VV. First S t Phone 617 SANFORD DRUg ’ c OMpT n Y ^ *2260 “ The Rcxnll Store" K^50 cash, bnlnuce $100 every ATTENTION! ATTENTION! - REO Wo make a specialty of our prompt 24,— Lost, Found 3 month's. Fla. Roo Co., R. A. Williams, Mgr. filling of prescriptions and quick 203 W- First S t Phone 017 delivery. LOST: Saturday A. M. ono gold MYRTLE AVENUE LOT Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiched watch chain slide with Cameo set. next to corm-r of 13th Street DIANA Initials S.' N. S. on back of slide. $2000 Mbon — Diana Sales and Service UNION PHARMACY Reward returned to llsrald ofPart Cash. Halance Torms. 208 W. First St. Phone 617 . I l l First Street S. Q. PORTER. Mgr. Prescription Specialists MAGNOLIA IimGHTS LOT LOST: White pointer dog. Liver Phone 376 for immediate attention near Meilonvlllo Avenue on fl— Business Ipportunlties „ .color.jutots, bobed tall: Name I Hughey Street plate on collar. L. A. Brum ley. $2000 IF YOU HAVE $3,000 cash and $25.00 reward If returned to L, A. ,$300 Balance Terms. would liks to niuku $20,000. See Brum Icy, Sanford. FOR RENT: Two furnished apart­ us at once. Smith Rawlins, 212 ments with gnrage. Phone 371W, 6 ROOM HOUSE Magnolia Aycnuc. LOST: Spring from starter on t yrith fireplace, electric lights ‘. Chevrolet cnr. Finder please re­ 3 ROOMS unfurnished apartment, i 12 ROOM house $50.00 per month. and other Improvements,^locat­ turn to Herald office. closa In, large pantry and breakj Seminole Realty Co., 116 E. 2nd ed at Floral Heights on lol fnst room. Apply 125 W. First St. i $3260 7 27— Piano Tuning 60x200. 9— For Went, House* 7—Business Service $760 Cash. Balance ’fern s, I BUY, pay cash for second hand pianos, Address Box 352. HOUSE, Garago. Apply 120 Mag 5 ROOM HOUSE QSlift Avenue. BARBECUE on PnhMttu Avenue, corner of . 28— Plant, Seed*. Trees Spurting ‘ •' ^ On South. Sanford Ave. Rose Drive FOR RENT: Fuminhed two room $5000 > STEWART THE FLORIST” ’ Where everybody meet* everybody’ apartment, for adults. GOO E. $2000 Cash. Balanco Terms. Flowers for oil occasions. Sandwiches Cold Drinks 3rd Street. 814 M yrtle., Phone 260-W, x Hot Coffee PALMETTO AVENUE CORNER » Gas and Oil Station. 2 ROOMS furnished for light housekeeping. Apply 719 Oak 31— Special Notice OPEN ALL NIGHT Wrecker Service Day and Night 24 Hours Storage „ WALKER GARAGE Sanford Ave. & 2nd Street Phono 60 HOUSE unfurnished; 2 or 3 room ' apartment. Also furnished rooms for young men. Apply .1198 Myrtle. E. W. 8PROUL CO. New Icing Station Sanford, Fla. 10— For Rent, Room* HARDWOOD FLOOR contractors. TO TWO gentlemen or couple.‘No 'EsUmates given. Supgrior workcooking. Lovely upstairs front manship. W7 L. Renhardt A Co„ bed room, four windows, closet iq. 1 Dalton adding machine. Celery room. Nlcoly and newly furnished. City [ale.*man Lumber aqd Supply Co., West Close to batn. Hot water and bpace 3rd St. f». Male HILL LUMBER CO. House of fo r car. $10.00 week. 1200 Oak iJ’Vmalu . SorvJte, Quality and Prlc4, dl.— Sale, Real Estate late 3ft—W*intet!. Situation Male M b 8^ , TWO BED rooms In private hoi LANEL’S DRUG STORE — Pre­ ' Adjoining bath, hot water. scription*, Drugs, Sodas. We West First St. nre as near you as your phone. SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Successors to Gillon A Platt 116 Magnolia. Everything elec­ trical. Phone 422. Electragith convince AUDITING— Books ‘ opened and closed. Balanco sheets, compara­ tive end financial statements pro­ cured. Cost accounting e apec- SEE M. M. Lord fo r your tractor work. Now outfit. Routo A, Box 316, Citrus Heights. FOR SALE— New bungalow, cor­ ner Elm and Highland, $8,500 terms. H. S. Osborne at Sanford Herald after 4 o'clock. DEAN-BERG CORPORATION - 516 First Nat’l. Bank Bldg. Phone 718 : Sale— Furniture, etc. We carry a full line. )ur prices are right. Cash c arms. We want your bualnwi Sanford Stnva A Furniture Co, 821 E. First St. 39~Wanted Situation. Fvn.r.;« POSITION WANTED by lad* bookkccpcr-Mcnnfrraphrr. Exp6r ienood In office nmnagement'. 3U. H T., 109 Sanford Avr. Plums 4603.' altion as steno-bookksopo.-, Thor­ oughly capable. Can giva best o f ! references. Write- P. O. Box C'J or call 317. 10— Wanted Rcnl Estate W a n t e d : ~ Listings lots in Fort Motion Heights. Denn-Bcrg 616 First Nat'lT Bank 713. 3 lots on Elm A re. Water, gas, and lights establish­ ed; $3,800 f o f the three if taken im- on buiMing and Sanford Corporation, Bldg. Phono Easy terms 41— Wanted To Ilenl WANTED: lati ly wants one nr two * room opnrtnicnL P. O. Box 066, Sanford, Fin. A. W. HARZ WANTED: Two bedrooms near - bath, or small furnished apart­ ment. Addrens/ P. U. Uox 97. 12— Advtg. Medium ADVERTISE in the' Journal-Her­ ald, South Georgia's srreotest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly anil Sunday. ' Classified rates 10c per line. Wnyrross Jour­ nal Herald, Waycnts*. Georgia. 44 Feet on Chap man Avenue. Cl a r k s b u r g e x p o n e n t —Control West Virginia’ s larg­ est dally. Want ad rote 1 l-2c per word; 4 Insertions 1 t-4c; 0 or mnrw Ir prr word each insertion. the L. T. BRYAN MAINE — WMeryl lie, Morning Sentinel. Thousand* of Maine people are Interested in Florida property. Reach them through the Sentinel. Rate rani on ap­ plication. Send in your %C'«»cr1ption to the Tribune or hand it to ynur tocnl dealer so you tan icud Flurldafif greatest newspaper. One year. $3 0'», 0 montfis, $4 tin, three month* $2 00. If yo» di-drc $1,000 insur­ ance policy add.76c io your order. FOR BIG RESULTS advertise in tho FORT LAUDERDALE Incorporated TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— t c f REACH- the pro*porous farm­ ers and ferr growers of Volus­ ia county advertise In the -Doluind Daily News, ratu lc per word, cash with order. First National Dank Bldg. Phone 490-W. THE MORNING JOURNAL is the accepted want ad medium In Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word rtloh. ftfJnlnujgl ,33c. Mo r g a n t o w n , w . va of them through a classified ad in tho Mnrganwwn POST. Six cents a word^rojLsix consecutive issues. COLUMBUS (GaH) LEDGER — ’ Classified ads have tho’ largest circulation In- Southwestern GeorJ. E. 8PURLING, subdivision L-ia. Rate 8c (6-word lino) line. specialist. Subdivision’ tq Orlando,'« Florida, gfid F io f i OHIO—Xenia. Make your talc* the Xenia Garctte, ZonHeight.', Florida on Dlxio High through la, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ way. trict- Wnnt ad and display rates on request. 33— Wanted IladUtor. Podr. Pander* Run­ ning Board. Repairing TVe Specialise la W reeka Sanford Radiator and Body Works naillators. Lam ps and Pandera I All A utom obile Metal. Parts W elding, -Ilca sln * and Bolderlng Work Cluavaateed te Plewee -------------------------- ;-------------------- ADVEIROSINP gote reeulta If U ANTED: By two’ young ladles, >**achee potential buyers. Panicely furnished room, with two latkn Dally News is circulated In nglo beds, closo ini Addrcsa.L nn Industrial and agricultural aecid L care Herald. WANTED: Two or three room fur­ nished apartment. Address J. P. care Herald. A. FREE COUPON. with every dollars purcliaso at UINE’S FILLING VALDEZ HOTEL . . . K ««o»«a* r|a*\ 1 ) -I : j SR tiford'B L e a d in g H o te l kVURT W . W A R M E l l , M aan gev G Wo Have a Complete Lim DEVOE*S ir GEORGE M cM ANUS? N O V /V O T T o o "To C O R IC H X h o v POSITIONS WANTED: White help all vocations supplied on short notice. Please write, wire or phone 2632. Northern Star KmW en t Bureau, 30 E. ChuVeh SL, Orlando, Fin. W ANT work or change of posi­ tion T White only. Northern Star STATION LARGE FURNISHED bedroom Employment Bureau, 80 E. Church ^ adjoining bath, also garage. 816 ,1Vi $ Sanford Are. Sanford. Fla. FOR SALE— Space on Uia page S t, Orlando, Kla. , for el^eslflcd* udrertisementa. Twenty year guaranteed Why not pent thoae vacant room* 35— Wanted Help, Male ( ALUMINUM KITCHEN or sell that second-hand goods* LOVELY ROOM for gentleman UTKNB1I.8 MAN WANTED (city or country) v trnly. .CaJLIJilUO Laprol Ave.,.aft­ G1YRN AWAY * r 42— A d v tff. M ed iu m s * old established company will Huy your: er 5 o’clock or phone 49-J. supply capital and start you in « , oil aud greases. ur own permanent business, sellTirca and tubes. FOR RENT: Rooms, with or with­ I necessities people must buy ev­ Automobile ncrrHsnrics. out meals. Reasonable rate* Between 12 and 14 SL, Sanford ery day. Experiencfe unnecessary. Avenue, $90.00 per foot,’ A. real Radio and flashlight batteries. Lincoln Hotel. Write McConnor and Co., Factory Hot shftts, etc. ' 821, Winona, Minn. Carter, v and get somw of th)s aluminum IR RENT: Two furnished rooms. Lights, wood and phone, paid: dollars. Phone 148 and a repre­ TO REACH BUYERS ox aellen ot Drawing* take place each Mon­ Florida real estate advertise In sentative will call and see.you. day and Thursday, and tho first DO YOU WANT TO BUV or sell the fit Petersburg Tinea. Ooe can’ 'three numbers drawn, each get one • anything T If so advertise In cent a word dally, two cents a won GARAGE for rent 907 South Lau Sundays. be Gainesville Bun. . rel Street.' father a n d CARPNTER WORK by young man S3. Five muafths experience ot Inside finish awl frfp'hiK- What contractor Want* m r « t ‘ nA.Tfr ;i week? Write M. E. Si e'aro Sanford Herald. OOT p r t h e k it c h e n f i » e t h e iP O A b v b u 1M E H E A l- T H Vw* 4 • { �' A # , r. ijM1 r V S' X ■ i|■ B 1 ■ ■ 1 \L I L I Jf t Sanford’s First Industrial Development Created and planned for the sole purpose of caring for industry and manufacturing that wiil locate in Sanford This is a certainty as already a corporation has purchased sites in A . F. G . Industrial Tract and will start opera tion within the next ninety days. . . For anyone that wishes trackage t offers an exceptional opportunity, Reservations are being accepted at this office with a deposit of five percent, closing in thirty days, m 3 ta a ca n Q 8 S ESI OUR ORGANIZATION l1 . jJi t �w p a n w iiiim .. "ft? & <. li'r- * L.- entucky Voters Tq Hold pedal Election To Choose Successor ToJohnLangley ids Group WPF«t W ho I * M erger! Today Issue disposed les Most rer Con­ tis State /Jan. 12.— tof the FlorIght . Comibrnco nine in that le assets of nnnouncejl ican P;6wcr pany, which o f the new ■he new. coniIt. Inch will be laruct under one following com* E. Ky., PIKESV1LLE. Kt.. Jan. </p>—Governor W -J . Fields an­ ight that a nounced Monday nr special election will be bold soon to elect successor to John W. Langley, Republican reproaentatire in Congress of Kentucky. who rod gned yesterday. Langley,^ who has been In the office for more than 20 years, will leave here today or tomor­ row for the Atlanta federal pris­ on to begin serving his two year contenco for violation of the pro­ hibition la*s. ., . . ‘ His resignation which had been in tha hands of Rcpreacntntivo Burton, of Ohio, who head­ ed the special committee to in­ vestigate the charge against him was accepted by the House yes- h News Summary H DEVELOPMENT OF AN AIRPORT HERE LOCAL Seven year old Willys Mandon killed by truck whilo waiting for school bus. Kiwania Club drafts plans for construction o f big airport and plans re-fueling station at San­ ford nviatlpn, field. Circuit court opens with heavy docket before Judgo W. W. Wright. ' v City Beautification Committee adopts piano fore lake shore Im­ provement. monian. woman writes Snnpollee -«Uef ,to locate heir JghV and Power Gait Company, ic Pompany, Com puny, Day-Company,' Or- - •V . u . v ' i i ' S o n , . any; Lakeland while on route to Marianna rot. ‘ Jbhna * Electric form school. Longwood Chamber of, Com­ euthern Supply Gas Company, merce makes bid for stato capi­ I Company and tal. STATE Company. It Hey wood Register found guil­ power and than 60 com- ty or slaying “ Pdaches" Pteopos, Orlando negro taxi driver. DOMESTIC [eonnectlon with includo an is-t Twelve persons loso lives in BO In flvo per two fires,-one at Natchez, Miss., pround 01. The and other at Ottawa, Canada. rill be headed Eighty million dollar power »ny. The pro- consolidation is effected In this vll be used to stato with S. R. Inch o f Now )f tho coilsoli- York hooding the now company. Six women members of reimburse the enses already Charles Garland’* “ free love" Jmpany, which colony desert, place near Allen­ program calling town, Pa. . ■ is to the proFight for tax cut o f $500,000,control, 000 will be takon to floor of atlons aro un- Senate. “ Winning la not the blggost on the 8t. ford and the art of the game," said Andiy near Fort mith' In his last public messago. , ,* -* ' — ttlldallan Boylan W ill Face )—Florida let principally Charges III Jersey r, with one of gncl far rcuchTALLAHASSEE. Jan, 12.—</P) itory, In the — Governor Martin this, morning lorida Power following a personal hearing o f the announced in case, granted tho extradition o f egote assets Charles E.’.Boylan of Fort Lauder­ dale, to Atlantic Citv on a charge has been on o f wife desertion and non-snpport7 end months, Boylan, It -was stated at the attor­ off the orgnnl- ney general's offlco, refused to ted on tho submit to a hearing before an as­ state. The sistant attorney general but de­ as tha first manded that tho Governor person­ into one largo ally hear his cose. woy and light far a generIon. M cFedden B anking Florida PowBill Is w*a organsubsldlaried WASHINGTON, Jan. .. Company, street rnll- The McFnddcn.blU to authoriao na­ turlng com- tional banka, under certain restric­ la east coast, tions, to do branch banking was reported today by the Hobse Bank­ ing’ and CurrencyvCommittee. ihs Included Tho measure would empower na­ ■tlon will also ipltql stock of tional banks to undertake branch r operating thb banking In cities In which state Miami Beach banks carry on. that practice. It and expects to wag passed by the Hoilso of the congress but" failed to reach a under agree- lost Congreaa it railway and vote in ttut Benat*. Miami, it was 8 the operations of fjrgtlQns has been ‘ 1 growth of the especially durThe InaouthattractolIdated. special terday. It followed the refusal o f the supremo court to review his case. Mrs. Langley will'accompany him to Atlanta. He has been confined to his home here for several months by illness. Mrs. Langley is a candidate with three others;" to succeed tho former representative. .’ Langley, who la 58 years old, reiterated in his resignation that ho was innocent and pre­ dicted that he would be vindicat­ ed. Ho and three other men were found guilty |of, conspir­ ing to^ sell and transport 1,400 cases df whiskey from the Belle ef Anderson distillery, near Lnwrcnceburg, Ky., in October and November of 1V23„ Letter From Ri Aid. In L D° yoo If you do service if in tench v O. Willlai reci cut of er ning rho Chfcf can , Fortl And Vandpihilt Interests Mny Possibly Moke Use Of LocnMCteld-^Por Re-Fueling PeinO FcrtTommcrcinl Ships Tho aviation committee - o f the Kiwnnis Club and-representatives o f tho city govemmgpt nr* ^ pres­ ent negotiating with .the Ford and •Vanderbilt avlntlbrr Jttyerefcu to find out what requirements will bo needed for establishing a local landing field for cross state'air routes, according to an announce­ ment made today by Mayor For­ rest Lake. Tho Kiwnnis club has sponsored the establishment o f a field hare In order that Sanford would bene­ fit from tho business which would eventually acruo from such a sta­ tion, Mayor. Loko stated. Some few weeks ago a committee' was appointed’ to investigate the feasi­ bility of using the property brionclylng Immediately Jng to tho city lying immediately adjacent to the Sanford Golf and Country Club. The mayor and oth­ er city officials at that tlm<> offer­ ed the ground for a landing fluid providing It woutd meet the re­ quirements o f commercial aviation. It Is said that after a thorough Investigation. the property was found to be In such shape that a minimum amount o f work would be required to make It usable. The erection of temporary hangers will, of course, bo necessary, it Is said. Proponents of a Sanford station Int out thnt tho city lies direct point _ly in____ tho.____ path o f the nroposod MMml’to Miami to Jacksonville Jack_. J $ and |Tampa | . to Jacksonville routes. A central location for the refueling and con­ ditioning o f commercial airplanes is one o f the greatest assets 'such an enterprise could have, it was stated*. It is proposed that San-fo r ft eondlM°n the hangers In order that.the city will bo prepared to substantially woleome any company which enters cither of the proposed fields In which this city la the central loca­ tion. Correspondence la now being carried on .with representative* of Several big air companies, it Is stated, and work (a expected to be started soon. Several A re Killed In Chinese Fighting: CANTON, JanStrikcra and military authorities have quarreled over the distribution of funds secured by the auction of ship’s cargoes, A few ‘ persons were killed and several were wopnded Ih tho trouble, Tho millwry authorities eventually.won the dl»pute. Asks sss® Florida Bpys Claim X!h&Hestdri’ R ecord K IN G GOAL AG1 >; NEW YORK, Jam 12.— (JP)— t The anthracite joint conference, which resumed negotiations Dec. 29, ndjofcmed todiy without j reaching settlement. and with­ out setting any date for renewal of nogotiattone. _ _ _ The conference had been hopcDefeated In Committee, Spon­ lesly deadlocked over tho prin­ of arbitration. sors Of Bigger Reduction ciple The operators insisted to the Plan To FlghtForProposals end .Upon completo arbitration, On Floor Of Upp£r House while the miners insisted that if they accepted any dthltratloh it could bh so only tho hosts of InCapital Stock T ax y v creasing wages and without any Repealed On Monday reduction. The proposition presented by this operators .yesterday, which Two Per Cent Tax On Auto thqy tenm-d tho “ utmost concosuion" that chdlil hb made, and Trucks. Restored To BUI, which .was rejected by tho min­ Will Bring In $6,000,000 ors, clearly Indicated that the negotiators hnd reached the end WASHINGTON, Jan. 18—</F)_ o f their ladder. Defeated in committee action, Would Force line members of tho Senate Finance WJLKESUORO, Pa., Jan. 12. Commltteo will carry their fight for S5p0,000,000 tax reduction to —<yp)—With that announcement tho Scnatb, In the face of the thnt the peace parley hod broken pending row over tho proposal to o ff in New York camo the decis­ increase tho total reduction pro­ ion of the grievance commltteo vided by the 1330,000,000 House o f tho Pennsylvania Company it bill, however, Scnnte leaders of Pittstoa today to launch a move­ both parties arc preparing to uso ment to, call out nil anthracite every effort to pass tbo bill before maintenance men to force the Mar. 15, when first Income tax Issue. Resolutions to this effect were installments are dno. Vital rate reductions o f the non­ adopted and forwarded to John partisan Houao measure were ap­ L. Lewis, international president proved Monday by tho commlttvo and other union officers. Tho unanimously in almost all Instances tnuwral grievance representing except on the proposals df Demo­ the Union Mine Workers of tho Pennsylvania Coal Co., took crats to increase the redurftio shnltir rrijpn. in surtaxes and td repeal missions and duo levies whgarWuro defeated on straight part; • The committee did d —..Abo proposeI-. M Senator -£[li ibns, of S WHIya Mandon, Seven, Said To Have Run In Front Of An Automobile Driven By Employe Of Lumber Firm — Fractured Skull Is Fatal T o Youngster Blame For The Accident Willyn Mandon, seven year old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Mandon, of West First /Street, died this morning shortly after 9 o’clock »u» n result of Injuries received about 8:80 o’clock when a Ford truck, of tho Celery City Lumber Company driven by Elmer Baker, colored, knocked tho llttol boy down and fractured hla skull. ■ Whife; waiting for' the school bus With several other children, tho littlo fellow was plfiylng arourtd a fire made by lAborera re­ pairing the gas main in front o f tho home of Clarence Cranston, 1900 West First Street. Ono of thb city’s trucks was parked at the curbing, and little WHIya la said to have dashed from .3 5 W M iE • w,3 S b £ £ o f the*capital^stock V * btitrthe Republican mnjo set this ffUjlOU,! ucannual tlon by an Increase In' the corpora­ tion tsg from l2H per cent to lij per ‘cent on taxed payable after Jan. 2. Okejr Admission Tax Bxamptlov After tho commltteo had voted down 10 to seven, the Democratic proposal to repeal the taxes otTadmlnlstratolns and ues it approved an' increase In*the admission tax exemptions from 50 cents to 75 cento*. ;■ It voted to offset this redaction jtt $0,000,000 by restoring to;the pill a two per cent tax on autobUo trucks which ill was eatlted would ylold $0,000,000 annnally, Tho House had voted* to repeal the present threo per cent levy on trucks. Further reductions in tho. rates oh five, eight and lit cents class cigars also was voted by tho com­ mittee, which approved the swoop­ ing reductions and repeal of excise ond occupational taxes provided by tho'public measure Including tho cut in tho automobile passenger car tax and repeal of tho levy on autoinobllo licenses nod parts. With most o f tho rate schedules acted upon, and the way apparent­ ly cleared for presentation o f tbo bill by the end of the week, the committee .turned from its work on thoJmkaauro today to hear E L g' & l C ' o lo n s,,® p u b llc a § r q f MlSlgan.' chairman committee which investigated the internal revenue burenu. X 252 Arrests During December. Net City ceB t T l (f do GAINESVILLE. Jan. 12. — — A world's reconi for Ma fa­ uion Charlraton .dancing wns thou clalmci hore Monday by. five univora fjL'of _____ __I_ Mud Florida students, following their feat 0T maing a fast and furious leston fo r one hour and 35 • ml -A. evtsland. ThomWright, of on Derlpc, Bonjiunin collogmark, up itho dance several _ were goong at the finish, and little elgn of strain. , n n w “7ii I Lad Escapes While On Way. To Reform School In Marianna Prepare To (force New City " A 'tt fiW H U E W S ii who refused, to remain in ' " ’ic Ordinances quents schpbl or to g?\t? „ _____ __ _____ _ M tflM I coats for the clt^ •during* that; report of month, according. J Chief Roy G. WBI ms,y made. to thaddity this mor lug. fraffle officials wire to­ The greatest numb of arrests day supervising the distribution of ono orthe violstion of Igns In oonntctlon with the new was in fot g Commission to the parking oat of I on First Street between Oak the cl artford Avenues, and on the ond o will dock of each side street runOver, and tb f First Street between Oak bel up Avonue, to in to % Weaver has servr a reform school an nal turned .for an a when bo.'managed to deputy's vigilance. h :)hi! countempla M Ik BuildiriKfl; ►cad Uriide Loss Is Estimate A t About $75 Ottawa Bldze Cla> 6 Children; Leaps Prom TREES TO BE SET OUT ALONG LAKE Program For This Seetloh; Big Fountain Authorized 'Others, reported to have tied rooms« in tho hotel, are d it It in.fl in feared thatjho Ing find list will mount hiitht-r. The loss estimated more than $76, - fg at m Nln* -persona received from bui;nt and by leaping thft socond-gtory second-qtory of the hotel Four of tw- six' bodies Vo beer^ Wont Ifled os a ‘ «6n nn.a-d Keene; qthera, il wor*’. A W. Rvihcrts, cr of Peer Tiiric. T-*., an< — An official beautification coinmittee that will have . B absolute charge of tho Improvement .of San ford street* and parks by sotting out trees ond shrubbery has been organised with Mm. Henry Wight ttn prosidont according an annouheoment made this City Manager W. I jlSSJi who han in his poren special charts of nioposed-W a’ “tuUlun programs that will Jt>c . Nbv n v. now- prThyi . F. HousP. G. Caryle, DrookhnvtP. Jtt and Mr. Wil- burns. J -i Bams. Mfircus Carmichael, C In commenting on tho Tek., bums.' ready undertaken klbnb tho F. E. Jonah, Fcrryday, _ _ shore. Mr, Williams said that tho J. H. Klrko, Furrydny, bunts, committee had adopted a beauti­ l.co Mulberry, Injuries to fication program for thin soctlon and hack. of tho d ty calling for tho construc­ J. C. Me Vain, Beaumont, Tex tion o f an elaborate fountain at tho intersection of Park Avonue rialls* T»r (hr* nroD OKPfl 5U >nilnn1.< BoUle-'tJ nmito. i . ”7 ** -L.- . “Me Dallfis, TeX nnd tho proposed Seminole .f. Corklo, 1 vard in addition to the planting o f Juo Knapp, broken hip, more shads. palmetto trees and J. F, Nheppord and two masses of sub-tronicsl foliage and shrubbery along tho gross plots of Ing men, supposed to havo guests. of the hotel, ora m both strecta. The area Immediately surround­ and it la betfoved that they pe ing tho City Hall and Pollco Sta­ td In tho flames, It la also f. 10 year tion will bo intensely beautified.by cd. ,that m an ... unidentified . tha, simo method, Mr. Williams' * irl stated. Six Die In Ottawa Fire "Sanford needs shade treff*/’ OTTAWA, Ont., Jan. 12^Mr. Williams said, “ particularly doeq the luko short: section .be­ Six persons were burned to tween, Park and Sanford Avenues when tho ‘ two story dwcllln need trees, and the construction of Mrs. Albor Tanguay In Cla the proposed St. Johns-lndlan riv­ wan dcstToysd early today er canal will bring hundreds of The victims .were children tourists past thin section, making Tanguay, who escaped by , It more necessary for tho city to from un upstairs window. .; v Improve Its uppenranco immediate­ . • ■ ;-Lr-r---------- —---- — ' ly. ’ Following tho completion of the lake shore program. Mr. Williams stated that the committee Would glvb Jts attention to N inth,Street between tho Atlantic Coast. lin e li Station and Park Avenue. -V 1 ........... .A,* * late'knur thin sfternoo SemlDold county grand Jury oty still In .session but chart Improve not onl; in thm area but g passed by those Joi depot," occupied about two hours. ■w aw SpL cd Senate Further tea rubber in CB con G rcuit Court 0 hder Way ddgeW .W . -1, Tho stilt "In progress at ,Umo this afternoon was tl Ohq»o & Cpnfp«ny against Stapler for tho collection of count said to total 9E694.8&. It is -expocted that tho week will oe consumed actual tdsl of the ; docket anddourt mj before final of all tr matters rvJU to come St ■t this session. rich Cases on tho tl Conunl im- al Rvekrae N ine A re Injured v ©apmgFrom Bi NATCHEZ. Miss.. J*n. — (AP) — Six botlica hn been recovered from tho of the Johnson Hotol at nr rydhy, La.; which toget! with an adjoining block c frame :buildings and the V« Noy Hbtel across the street ftewiy Formed Beautification waa destroyed by firo earl; Con..,,it tee Has Elaborate this morning. ruck tho corner o f the truck It ,1a. said. • While testimony of witnesses ap­ parently exonerates the driver o f thb truck from any responsibility In tho caao, according to officials, olico authorities aro holding Ba­ er pending a thorough- Investiga­ tion, o f tho affair. 150 Attend "Pep” Meeting Clarence Cranston, assisted .by At a banquet and “ booster” Baker, picked tho little boy up and meeting-of the -Longwood Cham­ carriod him first to his home, and ber of Commerce held last night at latet to the Fernabl-Laughton hosthe Orange and Black Hotel more iltal when It appeared that his than’ 150 were present, plons rel­ njuries wore of a serious nature. ative to transferring the state cap­ The child died a few minutes aft­ ital from Tallahassee to Longwood er medical aid waa obtained. S. A. P. Hudgins, owner, o f tho wcre dUcussed and a,committee ap­ pointed to take the matter up with Celery City Lumber Company, was senate ‘representatives.. A site ’for present at the hospital, and later, the capitol buildings has already at the Mandon hortii. been offered, it is said, and the Mr. and Mrs. John Mandon actloh of tho commorce body is be­ camo to Sanford In Jqly. 1026, lieved to have been precipitated by from near Baxley, Ga. Littlo Wil­ a rumor thnt hinted at the posslr ly* was a student at the South bio moving of the capital from its Sldo Primary. present location. . Suvornl other surprises were sprung at the meeting, an d .ex­ tensive development plans discuss­ ed. Mr. Moorehcnd of the Golden Acres poultry farms, discussed the growth and legitimate “ boom” that has come to Longwood In re­ cent, months, and dwelt at length While on route to tho Marianna on these Improvements that he de­ reform school with - threo whito clared were necessanr for the de­ boys and Leo.Bjlberts, tho colored velopment of the’town into a thriv­ youth Implicated In a series of ing city attractive to. both tourists Sanford robberies. Deputy J. M. id parmanent settlers. and Vickery Toot one of his charges Officials of tho Scmlpole Jockey when Fred Weaver, the oldest o f lub spoko Club ____ on the progfesif tha£ quartet, leaped from tho tralp has been achieved a' the now race the 6 money and 10 miles north o f Palstka and track, and told of ‘ tlon would escaped, according to a telephone Visitors that the jnCKt-ngo received at tho sheriffs offlco today. “t o !!* S ffS ln U r Earl Cameron and Viator John­ Longwood were discussed and de­ W ashington N;ews cided upon, the date of the affair son, the other two white boys In •L ’1 j 1 . -■.r- i *‘ r * ■J.*IQ tho deput/a care, were brought to-be announced at a later date. Nye esse remains before Sonato. ere from Jacksonville Monday by orlftC. M. Hand, and committed ”, Hpuso .rpty* on debt settlamentH. National co-operative marketing to tho reform school followln conference opens, 4. hearing W ore Judge J. G. conduct- f *r w � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1926 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, January 11, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 11, 1926. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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